>> reaction was tearful for both of us. just mentioning her name and saying what he did to kayla, we knew that he knows the story. heather: it is tuesday, october 29th. at 4:00 on the east coast a fox news alert, the parents of slain isis hostage kayla mueller described the moment donald trump announced isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi was dead. his death gives them new hope.

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♪ heather: a live shot from new device security, a vpn for online privacy, and more. and if you have an identity theft problem, york city wherever you're waking we'll work to fix it up on the east coast or west with our million dollar protection package. coast or somewhere in between appreciate you joining us this tuesday. we start with a fox news alert. - there are new cyber threats out there everyday, so protecting yourself isn't a one time job, the parents of kayla mueller it's an ongoing need. now is the time to make sure that you have the right plan in place. speaking out in the wake of abu don't wait. bakr al-baghdadi's death. - [announcer] norton 360 with lifelock. griff jenkins live as we learn another major isis target is use promo code get25 to save 25% off your first year dead. and get a free shredder with annual membership. call now to start your membership or visit lifelock.com/tv >> reporter: powerful words from kayla's parents have endured their worst nightmare finally getting some closure with the hope useful information will come from this operation. >> reaction to the president speaking his name was tearful for both of us. our hope is to see this moment, the fact that abu bakr al-baghdadi has been killed and we are hoping they have the

information we have been seeking, who killed kayla, where was she killed and where is she buried? >> reporter: new information was uncovered from documents to video recorded during the raid that will be crucial to crucial missions. todd: 1 washington post called abu bakr al-baghdadi, sparking outrage for outrage. mark esper says this doesn't mean we are done. >> despite his death the security situation in syria remains complex, our mission in max boot slammed the president for calling abu bakr al-baghdadi syria today remains the same as a coward writing the assertion it was when we began operations, that he died as a coward was in any case contradicted by the fact that rather than be captured, he himself up. to enable the enduring defeat of isis. >> reporter: we are learning more about the operation itself, that line has since been the president releasing this photo, the dog was slightly deleted. it was removed because it wounded but slowly recovering. wrongly conveyed the impression i considered abu bakr al-baghdadi courageous. joe biden refusing to give the president victory for -- credit congresswoman alexandria ocasio for the victory. i'm glad he ordered the mission cortez blaming republicans for but has more details of the raid the devastating wildfires in california, the democrats emerge it is clear this victory tweeting in part this is what climate change looks like, the gop likes to mock scientific

was not due to donald trump's leadership. warnings about climate change as exaggeration but look around. it is already starting. ocasio cortez has pushed the it happened despite his ineptitude as commander in chief and fox news confirming is grand new deal, a radical number 2 who was isis's proposal that could cost the us trillions of dollars. spokesperson killed in a nearby separate operation. time for the good, the bad and >> griff jenkins live this the ugly. the good, jeff adams becoming a national sensation after taking a home run ball to the chest. morning, always appreciate it. to another fox news alert the u >> that was it. >> how do you stabilize while doing that. new york city marathon which is this weekend. the terror group urging sympathizers online to attack people in the street. three terror attacks have been >> reportedly rewarding him with linked to abu bakr al-baghdadi and the most recent was a pipe tickets to game 6 and his own t-shirt. forget potholes, a city bus get bomb explosion in a new york city subway two years ago. swallowed up by a massive sinkhole in pittsburgh. the driver and one passenger on board are okay. the ugly. his bond was set at $1 million, donald trump junior wants to trigger liberals, encouraging supporters to go to his website,

he maintains his innocence but he shot of the party near texas trigger a live.com and said his book triggered to senator mitt romney with several top democrats. that wraps up this hour of "fox a and m, police believe he targeted one person when he shot and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. and killed two people, two others were injured. now word on a motive. another arrest made at a >> our hope is to seize this shooting at the candlelight vigil remembering one of those victims. moment, that abu bakr they were trying to get away from police but don't know if he al-baghdadi has been killed and we are hoping they have information, who killed kayla and where is she buried? actually pulled the trigger. classes are canceled for today and tomorrow giving students time to heal. a national security council expert testifies on the whole, the democrats impeachment inquiry. heather: the takedown of abu bakr al-baghdadi giving new hope to the family of kayla mueller. jillian: family's praise for the president with another high profile g hardy killed by us lieutenant colonel alexander forces plus a mainstream media vinman will express concerns about a between donald trump and ukraine. announcement of a monster for his controversial confrontation. rob: that kentucky this comes when charles cooperman ignored his subpoena to testify.

adam schiff says they may be held in contempt. >> i think we can infer from the white house opposition to his testimony that they believe his testimony would be incriminating to the president. >> reporter: republicans say he is willing to testify if the court rules he must comply with the subpoena. republicans selling off after house speaker nancy pelosi announces a vote to formalize the impeachment inquiry against donald trump. on thursday lindsey graham defending the president and comparing the vote to ringing a bell. >> dead on arrival in the senate. he did nothing wrong. i see no evidence of misconduct by the president at all. this whole thing is a sham. if you're going to start this process in the intel committee is incumbent on every american

who knows who the whistleblower is because without the whistleblower there would be no inquiry. >> meantime donald trump tweeting the only crimes in the impeachment hoax were committed by shifty adam schiff. here's the question. will impeachment inquiry vote for us republicans to comply with democrats demand. brit hume says now. the potential that is just political strategy. >> he is trying to take away the republican argument that this whole thing is tainted because it is the product of an illegitimate process, in part because there was never a full house vote to commence the impeachment inquiry. there is yet either, this vote is i gathered to approve the next steps an investigation, the house never authorized in the first place, at least that's what i think republicans will argue, the real judges of this are people like david perdue and his fellow republicans in the senate because they are going to be indisposed to vote to convict

and any way the investigation tends to be seen as unfair and tainted will make it easier for them to vote now. >> holding an official vote is seen as risky for democrats especially those in from friendly districts running for reelection in 2020. donald trump in the meantime vowing to serve and protect those who keep us safe. the president announcing an executive order to help law enforcement officers while speaking at the annual police chiefs convention in chicago. todd pyro joins us with more on the pledge. >> this is pretty interesting, the president signing its way toward creating a commission to help our men and women in blue. >> it will study the best practices to recruit, retrain, hire, train and provide for the safety and well-being of law enforcement officers. >> the order will also look at key issues like drug abuse, homelessness and potential

illness. chicago police superintendent eddie johnson boycotted the speech citing the city's core values and his own personal beliefs. donald trump slamming johnson at the event. >> more than anyone else this person should be here because maybe he could learn something. density johnson has been police chief more than 1500 people have been murdered in chicago. >> johnson pushing back against those remarks shortly after the president's speech. >> in chicago i can tell you we are making measurable progress creating safer neighborhoods and building world-class police department to the entire country should be proud of. >> the president taking aim at former empire actor jussie smollett after all charges were dropped in his alleged hate crime hoax. >> then you have the case of

this wiseguy, jussie smollett who beat up himself. it is a real big scam. >> reporter: he covered many topics in his arrest but the key takeaways the new police commission will report its findings within a year. heather: some monday night football. the see the other series of 14 point deficit to down the miami dolphins. watch. >> underneath the outtakes, johnson running 3 inside the 10, touchdown. >> the steelers scoring 27 unanswered points, touchdown run in the fourth rally, pittsburgh is winless 27-14. to a fox news alert abu bakr

al-baghdadi is dead. 's likely successor is too but our next guest is the threat of isis is not. doctor rebecca grant breaks down where the terror group will look to make a comeback. a city bus swallowed up by a sinkhole. wait until you hear how this happened. ♪

>> a fox news alert, texas police officer is in critical condition after being shot overnight. police confirming the officer's condition moments ago tweeting 2 people are in custody. the shooting reportedly happened during a traffic stop just after midnight. we are waiting for additional details from the police department for updates. we will continue to bring the latest as we get it.

to another fox news alert. us forces also killing the likely successor to dead isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi in a separate raid in syria. what does the loss of leadership mean for the terror group? doctor rebecca grant, who we always enjoy having with us. tell us what we know about this second person who allegedly was in line to take over for abu bakr al-baghdadi. what do we know about him? >> reporter: the second individual was said to be the isis spokesman. this is an important loss for them as well yet we are hearing of even a third individual who may take over the two points.

isis has become a franchise or virtual organization and most important to remember, they are out of territory in syria and iraq and out of money. this is the end of the isis caliphate. >> let's take a look. we can pull up a map, the majority of the north was controlled by isis in syria in october 2015. compare that to a map of october 2019 were there was no isis foothold in syria. where do they focus next in terms of rebuilding? >> they have set up little organizations in many different countries. isis looks for areas that have week government or corrupt areas where they can start to grab some resources and build up. areas i'm watching include yemen, libya, isis operations in the philippines where us special forces have assisted the philippines in trying to tampa that down but that is the risk, areas where it may grow up again and we see them using their online recruiting.

>> if you look at the history of isis and a similar group, you see a lot of merging, intertwining, changing in terms of names and who takes over that kind of thing. do you expect that to happen in this case again? >> definitely give it a try but the main thing is to keep together this big defeat isis coalition. it has 76 nations plus other groups and it is their ability to harness intelligence, airpower, military power that has tamped down isis and that group knows they have a lot of work to do. foreign fighters, resettling refugees and keeping isis out of other areas. >> what is the main thing we need to focus on, not only keeping them physically out of

other areas. they are very adept at using the internet and online communication and also using that as a resource to recruit new members? >> yes in our defeat isis coalition also has some really good cyber tools, they don't like to talk about a but they do a lot of work online watching what they are trying to do and keeping isis away from the essential money and that's why it is important we have some control over those little oilfields. isis used to get revenue from there, now we see that revenue going to syrian kurd groups and keeping that financial control is important. >> that was one of the main concerns with talk of pulling our troops out of syria and leaving the kurds behind, guarding those oilfields will give them and provide them with revenue sources. >> that's right. the secretary of defense said that revenue will maybe go to the syrian kurd forces. we are keeping some us forces there, big us and coalition airpower watching over all of this and keeping that little base down on the southern syria border as well. the us military and our defeat isis partners are very engaged

in making sure isis cannot come back. >> abu bakr al-baghdadi was a monster, some of the things he is responsible for. we don't need someone like him to take over again so keeping an eye on that. doctor rebecca grant, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. another fox news alert. a race against time as california wildfires rage out of control. >> no way! >> right behind my house. another house burning there. >> fire officials are now warning there is no end insight. the game doesn't end after that insane buzzer beater.

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shannon: welcome back, you are watching "fox and friends first," fox news alert, thousands of people forced to evacuate a fierce winds fuel a dozen wildfires as they rage across california. the getty fire in los angeles twice the size of san francisco. did you hear that? we just learned a major fire in the north could burn for weeks. that's where we find claudia cowan in santa rosa. thank you for joining us. >> reporter: full containment not expected before november 7th but progress is being made for 4000 firefighters who have the contained fire 15% contained thanks to calm her weather and at the incident command center crews are preparing for another all-out assault today before those fierce windss kick in,

those diablo winds causing so much devastation. cell phone video shot by a passenger driving over the bridge, not seeing any fire until flames almost engulfed his car. the driver barely making a u-turn in time. surveillance camera captured this firestorm that wiped out an animal sanctuary. more than 50 forces, cows and other rescued farm animals were safely evacuated but now they need new forever homes. owner sarah shot is among many victims setting up go fund me campaigns saying insurance in government aid will not cover the loss. 1100 firefighters remain on the 600 acre getty fire which broke out early yesterday morning and quickly destroyed 8 homes but larry horton says his is safe. >> i smelled smoke, that woke me up. i went outside and saw the whole sky lit up right red.

>> among those evacuated lebron james and former governor arnold schwarzenegger who tweeted firefighters are the true action heroes who charge into the danger to protect their fellow californians. back here in sonoma county the kincaid fire continues to grow at 74,000 acres, 57 homes destroyed, 150,000 people remain evacuated and with another windstorm due to arrive today and in southern california tomorrow this will be a very critical day for firefighters to boost those containment numbers and get the upper hand. and all these fires no one has died and appears everyone is accounted for. >> a glimmer of hope and a horrible story. thank you. some other headlines for you. today we will learn how many people were arrested at the

border over the last year. mark morgan and deputy commissioner robert perez will reveal the total number of apprehensions in el paso, texas, today. the number is expected to be the highest since 2007 when 876,000 illegal immigrants were taken into custody. a federal judge reopened by school student's defamation lawsuit against the washington post. nicholas sandman sued for $250 million accusing the paper of negligently covering this interaction he had with a native american man outside the lincoln memorial. the video went viral. many online accusing the teenager of being racist. he says he did not confront the man. sandman has sued other major news outlets like cnn and nbc. 's lawyer will join the 7:00 hour of "fox and friends" to

talk about the ongoing case. donald trump and first lady milania getting into the halloween spirit. the couple handing out candy to military families and schoolkids outside the white house. lots of cute uniforms, the air force band in uniform, played songs like the addams family and thriller as the kids enjoyed special activities like a spacesuit display from nasa and secret service tour of the presidential window. don't forget lots of candy and treats. the time is 27 after the top of the hour. inside the mission to take down abu bakr al-baghdadi. what fox news just learned about the informant living inside his compound. >> there is one person that is not here today. i said where is he, i want to talk to him. in fact more than anyone else this person should be here because maybe he could learn something.

>> donald trump calling out chicago's top cop for playing politics instead of trying to fix his own city. chicago alderman and former cough joins us live with why he says the president's message is more than welcome.

>> half past the top of the are back with your top stories on "fox and friends first" starting with a fox news alert, texas police officer in critical condition after being shot overnight, two people are in custody. how the shooting reportedly happened during a traffic stop. and the national security council testimony on the hill, the democrats impeachment inquiry. lieutenant colonel alexander beenthen will express concern over calls between donald trump and ukraine.

tonight houston astro look to capture their second world series title, they host the washington nationals in a huge game 6, two stars will be pitching tonight just in remainder the esters and he goes up against the gnats. perfect, just after 8:00 tonight. the us military will spend years searching for isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi before leading the mission to his death. the successful operation would not have happened without the kurdish forces. ben hall has more on how the mission came together. >> reporter: the raid killed abu bakr al-baghdadi involves allies in syria including rare informants at the heart of isis. fox sat down with the commander of the syrian democratic forces in northern syria who told us how they attracted abu bakr

al-baghdadi. >> translator: we have an informer inside isis, who sent us to a specific house. >> reporter: the informant told them about the tunnel under the compound. the people who are with abu bakr al-baghdadi and moves that had been there for months. that is when the us carried out the attack. this rare informants was in the compound at the time of the attack and called out safely by the americans. the us withdrawal and the deal for the syrian government. >> after the americans pulled out the turks invaded and as we had no choice but to deal with the syrian government and russians. they were able to protect us. >> reporter: fox news saw this and numerous violations firsthand. >> syrian government forces taking of their position, a turkish tank, their forces are coming towards us after the gunbattles. you can hear it. it sounds like airstrikes.

>> reporter: also talking about the future, that it wasn't too late for the us to protect the kurds. >> translator: our relationship with donald trump depends on him fulfilling his promise of protecting us. >> reporter: the commander says more isis leaders may be killed or captured in the coming days. in northern syria benjamin hall, fox news. >> attorney general william barr defending mejia they's handling of the inspector general's probe into the russia investigation. he slammed democrats claims that he's acting as the president's personal lawyer. >> that's completely wrong and there is no basis. i act on behalf of the united states. >> reporter: he was attorney john durham is leading the criminal probe. william barr says he's making great progress. >> reporter: one of the reasons mister durrant is able to make the progress he's making is

because director ray and his team at the fbi have been outstanding in support and response to this. they have given to mister darren. >> william barr took a swipe at former director james comey for his, quote, failure in leadership at the fbi. the justice department appealing a federal judge's willing to help house democrats seek a grand jury evidence for robert mueller's investigation. last week the doj was ordered to turn the material over by tomorrow but the department insisted there is no guarantee the evidence will stay confidential if that happens. the house judiciary committee wants information for the impeachment inquiry. the committee has been ordered to respond by this afternoon. a big step in the fight against crime. donald trump signing an executive order in chicago that creates a commission on law enforcement. the city's top cop making good

on his promise to skip the event. >> reporter: i'm proud to announce another historic action we are taking to reduce violence in america but there is one person that's not here today. people like johnson put criminals and illegal aliens before the citizens of chicago. >> wire the city's leaders putting politics over protecting citizens? joining me with more is former police officer anthony napolitano. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. the president referencing police superintendent eddie johnson choosing not to attend. why did he not attend and do you think that does a service to the community? >> i can't answer for superintendent johnson. of the former chicago police officer just to put on the uniform and represent the city of chicago in this situation would be an honor and i think it

does hurt the more out of the department and hurts what direction we are going, puts politics ahead of everything else that's not the direction we should be going to we should be working together on putting our best foot forward to work together and respect the office of the presidency whether you like the president or not. if you don't like him beat him in the ballot boxes show up and represent your city. shannon: let's look at what chicago is dealing with. in 2019 through october 20, 413 murders in chicago so far this year, shooting incidents in chicago in 2019 through october 20, 1662, shooting incidents. anything the president had to say yesterday do you think that will help bring down these

numbers? >> i'm excited about this executive order because i hope it brings some teeth and resources to the department, something we need desperately. here's something you don't know. in the last 10 years the city of chicago has had 17,000 people shot, that is a staggering number. if we don't come in with some sort of resources that have some teeth of the government is behind us we are going to lose this war and lose our city, time we start putting politics aside and start putting people first representing the city and the people of the city and i hope there will be a change. we desperately need it. >> from the beginning donald trump made himself a pro-law enforcement president showing support for men and women in blue who are out there trying to fight crime every single day. how does it feel to know you have the president behind you? >> good to know we have someone behind us. the way the country looks at

police officers and first responders, the least amount of respect. it is evident -- another police officer being killed in the line of duty every day is scary. put the badge on your chest and go out and do the lord's work and protect everybody. while people sleep at night we are protecting you. it is an honor and a privilege and good to know someone's got your back. when they don't have your back moralities destroyed. >> reporter: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. the washington post blasted for calling isis butcher abu bakr al-baghdadi a religious scholar but that wasn't enough. the fresh backlash forcing one columnist to delete a line from his article. wait until you see that. popeyes versus chick-fil-a, the sandwich come back that popeyes just took at its prime competition. ♪

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>> welcome back. former boston college student charged with involuntary manslaughter in her boyfriend's suicide. a grand jury finding she encouraged alexander to take his own life after sending him 47,000 abusive texts urging him to, quote, go die and go kill himself. >> she was physically, verbally and psychologically abusive towards him during their 18 month relationship. >> prosecutors say she was there when he jumped to his death two hours before his college graduation. she is back home in south korea and could face extradition if she refuses to return to the us for trial. a grandfather is charged in the 70 top or who filter her death on a cruise ship. do your member this in july.

a one-year-old chloe fell 11 floors from her grandfather's arms when he raised her to a window on a royal caribbean ship docked in puerto rico. southwest charged with negligent homicide. his family maintains it was an accident and says royal caribbean is to blame for leaving the window open. foxbusiness alert, today boeing's ceo will testify on capitol hill exactly one year since the first 737 max jet crashed. tracy carrasco from foxbusiness is here with a preview. >> reporter: boeing's ceo expected to appear before the senate commerce committee, for one year anniversary since the fatal accident, the lie and am asked crashing into the job i see. some of the expected remarks were going to hear came out last week. is expected to outline the steps

boeing is taking to get these planes back into the sky after they have been grounded since march following the second deadly accident with this plane. also expected to say the company made mistakes with these planes that led to the two fatal accidents so this comes ahead of the house hearing tomorrow. he will appear before the house transportation committee so we will be watching these hearings closely. also it comes with a number of investigations and probes into the company and lawsuits from a lot of the victims families as well. >> lots to look into. let's talk about something completely different. popeyes and the return of their elusive chicken sandwich. >> the chicken sandwich everyone has been after came out back in august, quickly sold out yesterday. popeyes announcing the official return of it will be this sunday, november 3rd. it is national sandwich day but throwing a little shade at chick-fil-a this coming out on

sunday, chick-fil-a is closed on sunday but all of this stems back to the big twitter war the fast food restaurant got into following the release of popeyes chicken sandwich but they are hiring more people to deal with the demand because last time a lot of people really wanted this chicken sandwich. >> you know who i picked, i picked chick-fil-a. thank you so much. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour and is this what climate change look like to you how aoc is using the california wildfires to mark the gop. the third leading cause of death in the us. what causes a stroke and how can it be prevented? doctor paul safire here with what you need to know on world stroke day. ♪

heather: north carolina order to redraw its congressional map before the 2020 election. a panel of state judges ruled the republican drawn version used in 2016 is unconstitutional, the judge saying it showed, quote, extreme partisan gerrymandering. if the changes are not made quickly the state's march 3rd primaries could be delayed. celebrity couple john legend and christie higgins endorsed elizabeth warren for president. the outspoken critics saying she's the best candidate running today as she comes in -- comes at it with joy and sincerity and welcome knowledge and experience. warren writing back and twitter in part looking forward to the day christie doesn't have to fight with the president of the united states on twitter.

the stroke is the third leading cause of death in the united states so today on world stroke day we have healthy habits you need to stay strong. joining me his neurosurgeon doctor paul safire. thank you for joining us. stroke is pretty common. more common than we think. >> a lot more common than we think. the fifth leading cause of death in the united states, we are talking 7 or 8000 people a year, it translates into one every 40 seconds. we are talking 150,000 of approximately per year in the united states, every four minutes someone dies of a stroke. >> what are the risk factors? >> cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, obesity, smoking,

certain heart conditions, age, strokes can happening younger people. i've seen people as young as 11 years old. todd: 1 about warning signs that you are about to experience a stroke? >> things having to do with changes in vision, balance, if you have a symmetry of the face, weakness in arms, legs, funny sensations, the most important thing is time. went and things started tried to call 911 as fast as possible. heather: i have heard before that one of the keys to surviving a stroke or having less symptoms of a stroke is getting it detected and treated as soon as possible. >> absolutely. a lot of people say i know someone who had a mini stroke was there is no such thing as a many stroke. every stroke should be considered very dangerous and very important and should be treated with utmost urgency. todd: 1 about keys to prevention? >> helping living habits.

stop smoking, if you're diabetic, get your blood sugar under control, blood pressure under control, cholesterol management, cardiovascular exercise can make you healthier and decrease risk of stroke. heather: a lot of the habits we hear about. you are a neurosurgeon. the new technology that has changed neurosurgery. >> the field has changed tremendously. we are doing things today we didn't think were possible, treating patients with acute stroke, opening blood vessels clogged in the brain by little tubes and catheters, treating major hemorrhages in the brain with small little incisions. it is amazing what we are able to do. heather: these are some of the new tools that make the accessibility available. >> technology has impacted every aspect of our lives and it is

very much applicable to that and the way technology was involved, to create new devices that are smaller and more malleable and more navigable, gps devices to help guide inside the brain in real time. it is amazing. it is fantastic. heather: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. 6 minutes until the top of the hour and a city bus swallowed up by a sinkhole. wait until you hear how this happens. how this hard-hitting sacrifice just paid off for one nationals fan. ♪ i'm not the type ♪ - in the last year, there were three victims