for causing first-degree burns blues the worker messed up his order. in ugly, the number for next was an adult chat line on student id cards. it was meant to be helpline for suicide prevention. the district plans to reissue. >> to interrupt us continually, to coach the witness, to decide whether or not we are going to ask the witness, this is unprecedented. carley: gop lawmakers on the offenses after they say shift blocked their ability to question and impeachment witness. rob: they are asking what happened to do process, temperatures are boiling over.

carley: no comment. rob: joe biden dodging questions on being denied holy communion because of his abortion stance. his quip when he was quoted on live tv. >> it is the real, one of those things that is a lifetime deal. carley: that guy, to tv stardom. rob: catching up with the nationals fan whose viral moment in the stand turned into a lot more. carley: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ i've got a seat ♪ ♪ carley: my kind of music.

rob: from upstate new york you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. carley: thanks for starting the day with us and we start with a fox news alert. a massive manhunt underway after a deadly shooting at a halloween park in california, two people are dead, nine others hurt. rob: long beach police say one person opened fire inside the home. they have not said how many suspects they are looking for details on a motive. we will keep you posted. the texas police officer who was shot in the leg has been identified. urbanoh rodriguez is a 5 year veteran of the force. the denton police chief holding back tears as the officer remains in critical condition. >> talk about someone coming

into this profession, urban exemplifies that. shannon: the drivers charged with attempted murder. er arrest. meantime house intel committee chair adam schiff accused of blocking and impeachment witness from answering questions from republicans as democrats outline their plan to formalize the impeachment process. rob: griff jenkins has reaction on capitol hill. >> reporter: house republicans are furious blasting the testimony from alexander vindman accusing adam schiff of shutting down questions and conducting unfair hearings behind closed doors. >> adam schiff trying to run a 1-sided soviet style process we have never seen before. this is an like benghazi or anything. this is an impeachment inquiry.

>> reporter: that did not slow down democrats from pressing forward. >> it is about the united states constitution, the rule of law, national security, abuse of power, the fact that the president betrayed his oath of office and the american people. >> democrats test the resolution laying out the next steps for impeachment inquiry including public hearings and a vote to authorize the next steps. the white house is fighting back saying it does little to provide basic due process issuing the statement the resolution conference house democrats impeachment has been an illegitimate sham from the start as it lacked proper authorization by house vote. it is not a vote whether to impeach the president as republicans have been hammering democrats for not holding since this all began rather to advance the process of the impeachment inquiry. it is expected to pass but watch

to see where democrats land especially the 30 or so democrats were donald trump won. as for the hearings there are two more state department hearings. we will see what it brings. >> democrats but this would show republicans up. i don't think it will. devon nunez was inside the hearing with lieutenant colonel vindman and that adam schiff went out of his way to coach the witness. >> i have never in my life seen anything like what happened today. it most of these depositions, to interrupt us continually to coach the witness, to decide whether or not we are going to ask the witness and we don't even get any witnesses at this point. to not let us ask questions i never had that, to see someone coach a witness this isn't the first time, adam schiff is good at coaching witnesses. he also met with the whistleblower. this is unprecedented.

>> congressman schiff said he should have been more clear about his content with the whistleblower which fox news sources confirm is not disclosed to the inspector general's office. the pentagon hopes to release new video from the raid the killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. the video is believed to be from a drone flying overhead during the operation. the department of defense will hold a senate briefing when senior military officials will speak to congress about the mission. top democrats including nancy pelosi and chuck schumer blasted donald trump for not notifying them about the raid in advance. rob: joe biden keeping quiet about report he was denied communion at catholic church. >> i am not going to discuss that. i am a practicing catholic, i

practice my faith, never let my religious beliefs. rob: the priest denied communion to biden over his support for abortion. carley: the getty fire was sparked by a tree branch following on a power line. the area now under its first-ever extreme red flag warning. rob: that was the moment the getty fire started in the winds are intensifying, the diablo, santa ana wednesday night. power outages in the north. >> that is where we find claudia cowan in santa rosa. anything getting better? >> reporter: that is right. we are now in this critical window with the latest wind

event. not as strong as over the weekend. expected gusts of 70 miles an hour at higher elevations will present a challenge for firefighters working to hold the line and keep hot embers flying sparking new fires. could a fire danger continues in southern california where crews on the 650 acre getty fire are mopping up hotspots, making sure it doesn't come back to life. surveillance video shows the moment started early monday morning when it is into the power line. >> in plane parlance, off the tree branch through strong winds far enough, still intact and you see the damage on it. most likely causing sparks to fall and begin this fire. we are off to the races.

heather: utility company 7 turning off the power but in northern california another round of blackouts has people really fed up. some have been without legislation saturday and having to search for places to charge their phones, get gas, buy food and ice. many businesses without generators had to close creating hardships across the board. >> employees are losing money. it is not a good situation. >> reporter: it is a safety issue because cell phone towers are out and many residents worried they will not get text alerts telling them they need to evacuate if the fire continues to grow. as of last reported had grown to 76,000 acres just 15% contained, tens of thousands of people remain evacuated, not only in northern california but in the los angeles area as well.

>> reporter: exhausting to go through this year after year. rob: we will talk about sports. nationals forcing a decisive game 7 in the world series, nationals beating the astros 7-numtwo in houston. carley: from minute maid park where tonight a champion will be crowned. can you believe, you're still covering the world series. >> reporter: i have a bone to pick. this is the first time in world series history the road team has been in charge of all 6 games. it is something else that never

happened before. to the highlights, let's show you what happened last night's game. the bottom of the first, alex redman's solo home run makes it to-1 houston and he ends up tearing the bat to first base. he later apologized. to right field, this one right here will tie it up. it is a tied game. got a little interesting. some drama dave martinez ejected over a controversial call for interference at first base, things got heated but a couple second later, anthony comes to the plate, blast the home run to left, puts the gnats up 5-2 and there was no looking back at that point. dominant on the mound going 8-1/3 innings. a huge game for the nationals, they come back to those lunches. out of the games in washington a man named jeff adams known as

the bud light guy, carrying the two beers, one in each hand, the home run ball went off his chest, we talked to him and when we were in washington we caught up with him again last night. >> it is a great time here. taking care. >> anything on your chest? >> did you see the commercial? >> i did not.

>> was a coach. it has been fun. >> kind of fun. >> my lucky hat. they stay on my head. >> a funny moment, drinking it all in. game 7 is tonight, 8:08 on fox. all the highlights for you. if the road team is going to win all 7 games, an exciting night, thanks so much. 13 after the hour. a popular health plan among 2020 hopefuls. >> at the end of the day we will pay for every nickel of medicare and it will save the

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rob: breaking down the numbers, thanks for coming on. one of the findings here, tax increases we put on the screen, on high earners, corporations and the financial sector by themselves could not cover much more than one third of the cost of medicare for all. let that sink in and tell us what that means. >> file this under fairytales. we would need a wealth tax, raise the payroll tax. there is not enough taxes in the world to fund this program. i'm not going to defend today's program. we know it is a mess. fund a program that will cover 10% of people, today's program covers 90% of people and most of us benefit from employer-provided insurance. wi-fi to reinvent the wheel? i'm not sure. carley: the federal government would have to cut nonhealth funding spending by 80% if they didn't want to raise taxes, say goodbye to the military, nobody is suggesting that but it does prove how expensive medicare for all would be.

how will elizabeth warren or bernie sanders be able to defend this if they go up against donald trump in 2020? >> it is hard and people are noticing my elizabeth warren and bernie sanders won't talk the math because it is too difficult to fund this. you would have to double the federal budget. healthcare is 18% of the us economy. if we handed that to the federal government you are talking loss of millions of jobs. >> we can say that lightly, doubling the federal government. bernie said i don't want to talk about this. what is worn going to say? she says she has a plan. >> warren helps whole plan is i have a plan. she's not going to break down the math. at the end people will have to pay more. the whole purpose of medicare

for all, everyone across the board. >> bernie sanders wants to make college free and forgive student loan debt. we have to factor that in as well. thank you so much. the time is 19 after the hour. brand-new numbers show the crisis at the border is far from over. rob: brandon judd says there is one way to fix it but politicians don't agree, democrats refuse. he joins us to explain coming up. (contemplative synth music) - [narrator] forget about vacuuming for up to a month. shark iq robot deep-cleans and empties itself into a base you can empty once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around, it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. - do that are degrading?ideo tapes, film reels, or photos, legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud.

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rob: border officials announcing border apprehensions doubled in 2019, to more than 850,000.

>> these are numbers now immigration system in the world can handle, not even in this country. the crisis isn't over. the bottom line for us is congress needs to pass meaningful legislation. jillian: the president of the national border patrol council, you just heard the numbers, 800,000 compared to 400,000 in 2018 but it is also still being considered a crisis. what needs to be done now to listen this issue? >> we have to look at the root cause. what is causing people to cross the border illegally and how are criminal cartels getting so many drugs across the borders and unless we address that cause we will continue in this crisis mode.

we have 2 thank donald trump are doing everything in his executive authority that he has done to drag numbers down from what we saw in the summer months but without congress getting on board saying we are going to deal with this and protect our borders and see this crisis go on so we have to have congress get behind this president and do what they need to do to fix this crisis. rob: people see the number 851,000 in fiscal year 2019, where are the bulk of those people? most of those people aren't detained. >> look at where the vast majority of people are crossing most are coming from texas and it is interesting we are dealing with that because it always absent flows. and nearly days of my career the vast majority of people were coming through arizona. now they have moved to texas. they looked for the gaps they

create in our coverage. i will circle back to congress. of congress does not consider their state, tennessee, kentucky, ohio, if you don't consider your state a border state you will continue to have opioids coming into suburban area -- america and children will continue to suffer. what we have to look at is as we look at texas and the vulnerabilities we face in texas we have to shut that down to protect our suburbs in states that are far from the border but if you don't consider your state a border state they are not going to get behind us and not going to do what they need to do to shutdown the southwest border to make our country safer. >> donald trump a lot of emphasis on this issue and done a lot to curb the number of migrants coming in and crossing the border illegally, one of the things he accomplished was get mexico to help out.

has that substantially decreased the number of people we have seen? i am assuming this number, 850,000, has a lot to do with the peak amount of migrants across the border over the summer? >> pretty sad we are relying on other countries to do our job for us but donald trump was able to strike a deal with mexico that any of his professors would have loved to had but didn't have the political will to get it done. because he was able to strike that deal, we have seen a vast reduction in the number of people crossing the border but we have to do more on our end. we have to address this as our problem and not expect other countries to fix it. there's a lot more that donald trump is doing with his executive authorities but we still have to get congress to fund this. you and i both know why we are not doing it. the democrats do not want to give donald trump a win going into 2020. they want to continue to stymie everything he is trying to accomplish so they hope they can

take back the presidency. rob: the numbers have been down the last two month. thank you, we appreciate it. 27 minutes after the hour. the numbers may surprise you, 7 in 10 millennials said they would vote for a socialist. cabot phillips says he has witnessed the shift. i just uninformed? he joins us live to weigh in. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with... ...an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment

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carley: the national weather service issuing the first extreme red flag warning for los angeles as wildfires grow across the state. powerful winds could worsen the getty fire in the south and the kincaid fire up north, they are 15% contained. rob: senior defense official hopes to release video from the raid that killed abu bakr al-baghdadi believed to be from a drone flying overhead during the operation. that the permit of the fence will hold the senate breathing about that mission. switching gears. are millennials writing the socialism bandwagon. a new poll says show but up policy shift or a matter of misinformation. carley: cabot phillips, we've got to look at these numbers, 36% of millennials have a favorable view of communism. 70% of millennials said they would vote for a socialist candidate.

you talked to a lot of young people across college campuses. do these numbers surprise you? >> reporter: they don't. i have seen this shift, talking to thousands of young voters in the last 31/2 years. i have seen this shift take place where so many times even a few years ago, only a few crazy people believe that. as we embrace america, more social policies, college, free medicare, people looking around saying socialism is just compassionate. we are helping poor people, giving them free things. more government regulations, less freedom. when people are ignorant to history of what socialism and communism have done in the past they are ignorant and how it would be applied in america. you know how young people take part in social justice advocation.

and the failed messaging battle of free-market, a winning message on the left that socialism will be compassionate. rob: do you think these opinions will change once a lot of these students enter the real world? they have been in high school, now they are in college once they get out and start working will be change? >> reporter: it could lead to a change once they get first paycheck and realize maybe i am not greedy to keep my money. the idea of capitalism is you are just greedy if you want to keep your money when the reality is what is more greedy than looking at someone and saying we want that money because we decide what to do with it, that is real greed. the real aspect of the rise in communism and socialism is the great recession. so many young people came of age, saw their parents struggling in the recession and

blame that as a failure on capitalism when it was a failure because of cronyism and government intervention and they say that was the fault of capitalism so i will run the opposite side and the dirty taste of coming-of-age during the economic recession led them to think socialism and communism i the answer. >> they be rated trump is more dangerous to world peace than even kim jong un who has killed people. you say this is a failure on conservatives for not pushing back. >> it is easy to -- as a conservative activist to say here are the problems with the left's economics and socialism and communism but if we are not doing enough to say here are the solutions we will never win the next generation over so it is important to remind people that the benefits of capitalism, billion people in the last century were brought out of poverty because of that freedom. when you go to starbucks and pull an iphone out of your pocket those are innovations young people love that never would have come here if it

wasn't for a free market that we have and it doesn't happen, it only happens in free-market societies and that is where we start to win people over. how many poor people it helped. >> my young ears can't handle it, you are speaking too much sense. carley: folks in denver waking up to several inches of snow this morning, the second winter storm in the city in four feet. rob: denver international airport canceling 500 flights. temperatures dipping below 18 °. carley: janice dean tracks the snow. >> record-setting cold, 7 in denver.

0 in rapid city and with the wind chill below 0 and a lot of these areas record-setting for the day and record-setting for the month of october. that is how cold it is, pretty crazy out there. we are getting snow across the rockies and northern plains. the midwest and kansas city, chicago going to get snow before it turns to rain. once it moves across the eastern third of the country too warm for snow unless you live across the great lakes and interior northeast and all this on halloween. rob: chicago already? insane. >> there is your snow. they could get several inches of snow in chicago and is moved to the eastern third of the country, new york city could get a window of opportunity for halloween trick or treating but you have to listen to your local forecast and we are watching the red flag conditions across california. they are saying these conditions

are the worst they have seen in recent history for wildfires igniting and spreading, northern california, southern california, a dangerous situation. not only the santa ana winds but relative humidity below 10%. incredibly dry, windy conditions, the forecast wind gusts in some cases, devastating winds, potential for wildfires spreading in the next 24-36 hours and things will relax but when you hear severe red flag warnings, something -- rob: red flag warning is bad enough but severe red flag. >> in recent history the worst conditions they have faced. prayers for firefighters. people need to heed those warnings and evacuate. rob: 38 after the hour. costs on camera plane plunging to the ground right before deadly crash. you see the last moments on the left. the fiery impact is raising

suspicion. >> a landmark decision from the into aa allowing student-athletes to cash in. the firestorm ignited as lawmakers vow action. ♪

carley: this is a game changer. the ncaa will allow student-athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness. rob: one politician eyeing that money for tax purposes. todd pyro in studio with more on the landmark decision. >> reporter: with this decision the ncaa changing its decades long practice, student-athletes, the same opportunity to make money as all other students.

as a national governing body the ncaa is uniquely positioned to modify it is to ensure fairness and a level playing field for student-athletes. the board's action today and yesterday creates a path to enhance opportunities for student-athletes while ensuring they compete against students at not professionals. the move comes after well-publicized pressure including from california which passed a law prohibiting schools in that state from punishing their athletes or accepting endorsement money. other states followed suit, they debated bills to allow student-athletes to earn money as well. the states are on your screen but with news of this announcement came this was a plan by north carolina senator richard bird, attacked scholarships for college athletes. and they make money off their likeness, scholarships should be treated like income. i will be introducing legislation for scholarships given to athletes who choose to

cash in 2 income taxes. the ncaa doing this, new rules in place by january 2021. we asked what you thought, comments pouring in, one of your tweeting if their college career as a source of income then they should be taxed just like a business is. brian on facebook writing they already get paid in the form of a scholarship. jeff on facebook says no one who makes money should get a scholarship. this will destroy college sports. we were talking in the break earlier, someone in agreement on this. carley: they have not given information how to implement this, they want to get ahead of it. >> we will do something about it. we don't have the details yet. rob: thank you, 44 after the hour. struggling to get into the halloween spirit? fun project you can do yourself and the kids will love it.

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about the car crash that nearly killed him. >> i see things differently. i see life from a whole new perspective. jillian: clips of his rehab from a fractured spine after the september accident. he says the crash was god's way of telling him to slow down. he is thankful for his family and friends. rob: halloween week is back and we have spooky projects for you and your kids. >> some diy games and activities to do before trick or treating to get you in the spirit. rob: let's start over here. that is clever. >> we have some fun treats to make. here we have eyeballs, we are

making them. what i have done here is cut up an apple and placed some peanut butter onto the apple and you take marshmallows and that is it and place one thing to do, put peanut butter on both sides of the apple. no matter what peanut butter brand you like, he is going to eat the peanut butter and the apple. what you do is put the banana inside the turkey, roll it up and take a little mini eminem, place it on top and if you put it for a little bit, it -- pretty good for kids lunches. cinnamon on their. this is self-explanatory.

you put it over a lollipop and you are good to go. carley: you draw on the eyes and mouth? >> here we have halloween bingo. everyone gets a card and using the halloween fruit snack been addition. they have pumpkins and haunted house and a which. everybody picks this and you do that. one of my favorite things to do is a look at a gingerbread house. your frosting, you're going to start separating it. and they have these at market and you can do these. they are -- what is having with this? >> slime, this is a very slimy

-- i have this, you can do the color blue. i have some saline solution and some baking soda. this is not edible fun. this is regular slime. you put plastic creepy crawlers in there and mix it up. >> i immediately regret doing it. >> frozen slime and for the core. you are going to need a whole box of water wipes. if you don't like it slimy you can put shaving cream in there and it gets the slimy nurse away. then for the core everything you see here i got at marshall's and it was less then $20. rob: one more time. thank you so much.

the time is 52 minutes after the hour. no more football, kids in one state could be banned from playing the game but a lot of critics tackle the idea first. rob: hit the snooze button. many americans are not getting enough sleep but it all depends on your job apparently. stay tuned. so i got this. yep, this too. even long hair and pet hair are no problem. but the one thing i won't have to clean is this. . .

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of you ♪ push and pull like a magnet ♪ my heart is falling, too ♪ i'm in love with your body ♪ last night you were in my room carley: good morning. welcome back. let's turn to some news headlines here. the owner of a taco truck is walking back an apology after facing criticism for serving ice workers. buffalo, new york taco truck initially a308 guised after serving food after ice detention facility that led to criticism. that company was anti-law enforcement. so they are apologizing again, this time for the apology. >> we make tacos, not war. we serve all communities. we go to all neighborhoods. we are not political. carley: one owner says they were too quick with their initial apology. >> banning little kids from playing tackle football, well it could happen in new york. state lawmakers are considering a proposal to

prevent kids under 12 years old from playing the sport. supporters say it would protect them from head injuries. but critics are crying foul saying new equipment and protocols have made the sport safer. rob: farmers could get the green light to grow hemp. officials are finalizing a new rule establishing requirements for licensing and maintaining records. regulate testing for thc, that's the marijuana ingredient that causes a high. how much money are you saving for the future in the average american, evidently, is putting aside about $6,000 per year. that according to the bureau of labor statistics. the data is based on somebody earning an average salary of around $78,000 per year. carley: time now for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. the philadelphia eagles spread halloween cheer to sick kids in their home city. >> this is the best thing ever. and on my last day here. >> come here and have fun with the kids.

carley up like super heroes. rob: next the bad. the number of americans who don't get enough sleep is on the rise. ball state university say more than a third of workers do not get the recommended seven hours. police and healthcare workers get the least amount of sleep. but nobody gets less sleep than a newscaster from what i understand. carley: you would want police and healthcare workers to get the adequate amount of sleep. finally the ugly. a california school accidentsly puts a number for an explicit adult chat line on student i.d. cards. it was meant to be a help line for suicide prevention. the district plans to reissue corrected cards. i can imagine someone probably going to get fired for that one. rob: world series game seven tonight on fox. i think nationals take it. i think seven straight and the nationals win. carley: i'm going astros. rob: jillian is there.

"fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ i bet my life ♪ i bet my life. steve: live from new york city it is wednesday, 6:00 a.m. thank you very much. you are on the mezzanine level of studio f as in "fox & friends first." carley: we have contains contains dr. michael baden was hired by jeffrey epstein's family to look at the autopsy and he's going to be here with that report. brian: it was ruled a suicide. the question is that beyond a shadow of a doubt. he might be looking to push back on that. at least he is going to share what he found. steve: right. you know, because what dr. baden is going to say flies in the face of the official report. he is an expert after the it. you are not going to want to miss it. come up in 90 minutes. right now our lead story politics.