announcing a successor to abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-quraishi. rob: a new warning for us troops returning to syria. how the united states is working to ensure the caliphate never rises again. carley: california on fire, crews fighting 13 wildfires in that state with more erupting overnight. rob: we are live from san bernardino with what sparked one fire that scorched thousands of acres. perhaps sending a bad signal to the president. carley: a crime-fighting copper to cast a vote on impeachment. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

♪ we got down on your knees ♪ carley: not a bad song for this friday morning. rob: a one hit wonder. carley: a shame something happened yesterday. rob: we have that problem every day. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. carley: thanks for starting the day with us. our top story, donald trump heading to mississippi for a keep america great rally. the president set to fire up supporters one day after the house passed a resolution on the left's impeachment procedure. rob: griff jenkins in washington as republicans are slamming the process of this. >> reporter: the fight intensifies, democrats going on record approving procedures to advance the impeachment inquiry, dividing congress nearly straight down party lines. nancy pelosi presiding over it.

>> it is about the truth, the constitution. we will do so in a way that brings people together that is healing rather than dividing. >> reporter: republican standing firmly behind donald trump, not a single gop member backing the resolution. >> not only did every single republican reject these soviet style impeachment process but we were even joined by democrats who couldn't stand anymore. >> reporter: two democrats got the are, colin peterson, both representing districts from 2016. andrew explain his load in a statement, quote, without bipartisan support i believe this inquiry will further divide the country carrying it apart at the seams and ultimately fail in the senate. the white house also issued a statement saying the president has done nothing wrong and democrats know it. nancy pelosi, the democrats unhinged of session with his

illegitimate impeachment proceeding does not hurt donald trump, it hurts the american people. expect the president to be on a tear in mississippi rallying mississippians ahead of a tough governors race as another round of witnesses next week get ready to come to the hill including former advisor john bolton who said he won't come voluntarily. rob: thank you so much. house republicans optimistic about the testimony of a key white house advisor, tim morrison, outgoing advisor in charge of european affairs for the national security council met with lawmakers on capitol hill. carley: mark meadows saying his closed-door testimony should bring the impeachment inquiry to a, quote, screeching halt. congressman jim jordan also optimistic. >> i wish we could get into it. it was positive in so many ways,

giving -- getting to see what he had to say. jillian: fox news confirmed morrison said he wasn't concerned about anything illegal being discussed in the ukraine call. now that the impeachment inquiries formalized the pressure is on democrats to deliver. rob: market live in, host of life, liberty and live in so there's nothing illegal about the president's actions. >> what exactly is the impeachable issue? the president has every right to temporarily withhold military aid for any reason he wants to and it has been done before by other presidents. the phone call itself, we have a phone call itself, the president declassified it. you can't find a single tie between military aid and request for the 2016 investigation and even if you do it is perfectly legal. you can't as the ukrainian government to assist you in a investigation being led by your attorney general? of course you can.

even though it might get to the bottom of the hillary campaign and the dnc that worked with ukraine in the obama administration the president of the united states is free to do that. rob: even if the house voted to impeach the president, at least 20 gop senators would have to side with democrats to remove him from office. quite unlikely. carley: authorities in california responding to a shooting with multiple victims. details are very scarce this morning but we know at least two agencies are working the scene 15 minutes outside berkeley. no word on a shooter. we will bring more information as it comes in. also breaking overnight a 7-year-old girl rushed to the hospital when she is shot in the neck while trick-or-treating. watch as people run from gunshot in broad daylight in chicago. that girl is in critical condition. a man who police say was targeted is expected to survive.

rob: fox news alert, isis confirming the death of their leader, abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-quraishi. the terror group naming his successor and warning their group is growing. aishah hasnie has more on the announcement. >> reporter: the new one is abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-quraishi. virtually nothing is known about him or his past. there was an audio message thursday in which the group confirmed the death of former leader abu bakr al-baghdadi editor group's spokesman. the new spokesman deliver the message saying do not be happy with the killing of abu bakr al-baghdadi. do you not realize the state is not only on the doorstep of europe and in the center of africa, it is staying and expanding from the east to the west. look at this interesting response to that announcement,

ben sachs responding we killed the last murderous expletive who ran isis, let's go get the next one. this all comes as us tanks secure crucial oilfields from isis control and donald trump once again urging other nations to take back their isis prisoners. >> nobody wants them. let the united states take care of them. they take of everything else which isn't fair. we offered france, macron, angela, germany, many of these people came from germany, france, the uk and they were so happy when we captured them. now you can take him back and try them and maybe they didn't hear this. they didn't want to hear it. >> reporter: there are already reports of isis followers posting public pledge of

allegiance to the new leader online, in a way they are telling the world they are still in this fight. rob: thank you so much. north korea announcing a new test of a superlarge multiple rocket launcher. the regime says it expanded ability to destroy enemies in surprise attacks, the announcement comes after japan and south korea fire two projectile's off the coast. north korea has demanded donald trump lift economic sanctions and they are looking for attention right now. rob: the has given the us until the end of the year to save the relationship. jillian: senate democrats blocking a defense spending bill with funds for the border wall, the bill which failed in a 51-41 vote was previously blocked in september. lawmakers have 21 days to pass 12 appropriations bills and avoid a government shutdown. they only past four.

rob: 2020 democrats are hoping to electrify the campaigns at the february caucus. 14 contenders expected to attend the liberty and justice celebration including front runners elizabeth warren, joe biden, bernie sanders. the candidates will give speeches at block parties and marches as well. jillian: 2 sports, the 49ers pulled out a late rally to keep their season alive. >> it is caught, one tackle, another, what a touchdown. carley: a career-high four touchdowns in san francisco's 28-25 win. the 49ers are 8-0. rob: washington nationals getting heroes welcome home as world series champions. take a look.

that is something else was there will be a celebratory parade down constitution avenue ave. saturday at 2:00 pm. the nationals finish off the houston astros, winning game 7-6-numtwo, giving the team its first-ever world series title in the craziest world series any of us can remember. there they are. carley: look at that red and blue flag. the time is 10 minutes after the hour. nancy pelosi leads her party to an impeachment vote but did she just secure their faith in key 2020 battleground states? the trump 2020 campaign weighs in on why the president may benefit from their latest impeachment act. kim jong un driver dressed as carrie create some very real horror after a car crash. the halloween mishap could have been right out of a movie.

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j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and suvs. four years in a row. rob: democrats formalizing the impeachment inquiry with 0 help from republicans. voters in key battleground states are not supporting this either. >> did is help or hurt democrats? director of strategic developments, good morning. new poll numbers show a majority of voters do not support removing the president from office. the average of those numbers. do you find that comforting or

is a close? >> it shows the will of the american people. in washington dc they want people fighting for them like donald trump fighting for their jobs, fighting for bigger paychecks and what you have is democrats in congress fighting donald trump. they don't like it, they wanted to come to a stop and polls show that. rob: one of the president's greatest annoyances is his own party not sticking together. on this republicans did stick together and democrats broke apart a little bit. let's show you the two from district trump is popular into, jeff van drew from new jersey and colin peterson from minnesota voting with republicans going against the impeachment inquiry and jeff bezos sent a statement saying without bipartisan support i believe this inquiry will further divide the country tearing it apart at the scenes and it will fail in the senate. that doesn't bode well for nancy pelosi.

>> nancy pelosi said you can't move forward with impeachment without bipartisan support. the only bipartisan support that showed up on capitol hill yesterday was against the impeachment inquiry against donald trump but nancy pelosi is following the resistance and the squad and taking congress off a cliff with it. carley: now we are entering phase 2 of the impeachment inquiry process democrats are planning some high profile public hearings. how will that change public perception of this impeachment inquiry? >> the problem democrats face, when it becomes public you are going to get the people from the republican side and the entire truth, not just what is being leaked by adam schiff. the facts are not going to change. there was no quid pro quo, the president didn't do anything wrong and none of their witnesses are going to change that. we read the transcript. it is right there for everyone to read.

rob: the president has a big rally tonight. we will have a reporter there and you have a governor's race that is pretty important. >> the people of mississippi get the opportunity to decide if they want to continue strong conservative leadership. mississippi last year had the strongest economic growth it has seen in a decade. 22,000 jobs created since donald trump took office, 3000 manufacturing and the choice mississippi faces next week is the same choice americans will face next year. do you want to keep this growth? do you want to keep this progress? what do you want to go the other way and watch that come to a screeching halt? carley: have a feeling donald trump will be at the rally in mississippi tonight. thanks. the time is 17 minutes after the hour. a wildfire emergency in california as brand-new fires scorched thousands of acres and forcing more people to flee for

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6:30 p.m. local time and in just a few hours burned 5000 acres, now 7500 people are under mandatory evacuation and firefighters are dealing with strong santa ana wind gusts and single-digit humidity but the good news is firefighters believe this fire is going to run out of fuel and have a maximum footprint of 12,000 acres. they say the santa ana wind feeling it will subside by midday. >> the fire is north of 118, that is our goal and intention is to keep it there. we are actively engaged in structure protection and the agricultural aspects with the avocado and citrus orchard too. >> reporter: firefighters are using ford helicopters but had to stop for a short time because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created a dangerous situation, not only illegal but hampers firefighting efforts so

anyone in the area with desire to do such a thing refrain from doing so. let us get our airborne assets in. >> reporter: the kincaid fire has burned 70,000 acres. it is at 65% containment. officials are allowing thousands of evacuees to return home. >> people are our number one priority always. for us to put 180,000 people back in their homes makes us warm and fuzzy. >> reporter: this home behind me is one of 6 that was destroyed yesterday during the hillside fibers the evacuation for residents in san bernardino have been lifted. 850,000 people in los angeles and ventura counties are under critical fire weather warnings.

rob: thank you so much. a foxbusiness alert, obamacare and roman begins as tens of millions of americans remain uninsured. carley: tracy carrasco is here is experts reported the client in sign-ups. >> reporter: final season begins and ends use of the 15th with coverage kicking in on january 1st. despite the premiums we are seeing, greater choice, analysts don't believe we will see an increase in sign-ups for 2020. 27.5 million people according to the census bureau uninsured. that is up from 2017. it could possibly but be the uncertainty surrounding obamacare keeping people away. the trump administration is asking a federal appeals court in new orleans to strike down the entire law as unconstitutional. carley: the next is near and dear to our hearts because it is

how we wake up in the morning. what is going on with mcdonald's and breakfast? >> reporter: mcdonald's could be offering a chicken sandwich option for breakfast adding that to their menu next year. this according to reports from business insider. they got some late internal documents finding mcdonald's is adding some sort of item. we don't know what it could be, could be a chicken biscuit, chicken mc muffin, chicken mc griddle. all of these items of recently or are currently being tested in mcdonald's restaurants. stay tuned. rob: they are going after chick-fil-a. carley: it is routed in secrecy like capitol hill. wait for the report to come out. 25 after the hour this video is shocking. a bicyclist is plowed into by a driver who showed no signs of stopping and police need help finding whoever was behind the wheel.

rob: criminal suspects out on the street instead of behind bars while awaiting trial, even felons, could be a reality in new york thanks to some liberal plans. councilman joe borelli, republican, says the city is on the verge of an all-out crisis. his perspective coming up. ♪ connections. patterns. you can see what others can't. ♪

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exception of two democrats, voted against the resolution to impeach, the white house calling the impeachment push a, quote, unhinged obsession. carley: for the first time in two weeks class will be in session in chicago today. the teachers union reaching a deal with the city after the 11 day walk out. the contract includes pay raises and support staff. to make up for lost time. rob: the people dying from a vaping related illnesses on the rise, 3 new death raise the total number 237. 1800 people have gotten sick, 280 new cases diagnosed this week. public health officials are not sure what is causing these illnesses. many patients reported using e-cigarettes with thc, the active ingredient in marijuana.

a permitless carry law is denied. starting today people in oklahoma can carry a gun without a license. a judge denies state democrats to block this new law. according to the nra, 14 states have approved similar constitutional carry laws. a top prosecutor blasting a north carolina sheriff for releasing an illegal immigrant and convicted child molester despite and isis -- sheriff quentin's decision to free marvin torres is dangerous to the community. >> everywhere else in this country they deserve a lawful immigration system that keeps us safe and serves our national interests. stop putting at risk the lives of law enforcement officers and the people of the county. >> the president packing his bag moving to florida, democrat leaders in new york are thrilled

with his story. our deepest condolences, in the near future. governor andrew cuomo writing good riddance, not like donald trump paid taxes here anyway. the president is changing his permanent residence from new york city on fifth avenue to his more a lago club in palm beach, due to a much better tax situation in florida and bad political treatment in new york. jillian: a new york state law going into effect january 1st will allow many to go free with no bail. it is called bail reform bill, some burglary and homicide charges but doesn't this but the public in danger? here to react is joe borelli. explain what is going on here.

>> you get the government deserve in the when you elect. this year the state senate went from republican control the democratic control and we enact to the most sweeping bail reform laws in the country. so far left, so crazy that now even progressive democrats like the state attorneys general and many other progressive democratic district attorneys are out-of-state, coming out against this saying it is so bizarre we need to step back. heather: the crimes that require no bail, residential burglary, almost all drug sales, homicides, weapons defenses, grand larceny. supporters say this evens the playing field between the rich and poor. look at these crimes, that is no joke. >> the burglar rises someone's

house shouldn't be living on your block when facing trial. that was -- people you don't want in your neighborhood. this is a real problem. new jersey, california have created a risk matrix so a judge or prosecutor can say this person is a threat to the public. in new york we have no such law and these people will be re-manned it without bail and be back on our streets. heather: you are concerned about resurgence of crime because of this. >> the intended goal of this thing is to put people accused of violent crimes, statistics know they will probably plead guilty or be convicted. they will be put back on our streets. carley: you may be able to vote from behind bars. >> this comes up in new york, last year governor cuomo

pardoned 35,000 new york felons. this is more pandering to the criminal left by the democratic party. this is one of those things the democratic party swung the pendulum so far left the opposition from this is coming from other state senate democrats saying this is bizarre. >> felons can vote from maine and vermont but this may affect new york city more because of the population. the inmate population is higher. >> these are thousands of votes. governor cuomo's attempt didn't work out that well, we didn't see a spike in former felons but it shows the priorities of the democratic party whether it is in the state house in new york or at the federal government level where democrats are pandering to the criminal element at the expense of the public. >> they say not allowing prisoners to voters racially motivated.

>> it is motivated when you get convicted of a crime in the state and any other you lose certain rights and privileges namely your personal freedom but also in addition to that the right to vote. for a temporary period you don't get to have a say in government. carley: when you can a crime you go to jail and don't get a say in society or how the future will unfold. >> you should run for office here. heather: i am okay where i am. thanks, appreciate it. rob: 36 after the hour. outgoing congressman katie hill getting ready to leave washington but not before one last fiery for speech. >> i am leaving because of a double standard. we have men who have been credibly accused of intentional acts of sexual violence worst of all in the oval office. rob: is she being treated unfairly as a woman or did she abuser of power and her office?

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rob: congresswoman katie hill delivering a fiery farewell speech, stepping down following accusations of an improper relationship with a congressional staffer. she is her final time unaffordable asked a, quote, misogynistic culture in washington. >> i'm leaving because of a double standard, i didn't want to be peddled by blogs and websites used by shameless operatives for the dirtiest gutter politics i have ever seen. we have men who have been credibly accused of intentional acts of sexual violence and remain in board rooms, the supreme court, in this very body and worst of all, in the oval office. rob: her resignation effective today putting a end to an ethics investigation in congress.

carley: beto o'rourke is heckled at a gun violence event in connecticut. >> they are here to hijack this town and take guns out of good people's hands. you know that. carley: the angry woman blasting the proposal for mandatory gun buybacks, think democrats need to focus on mental health and crime. the meeting was held the newtown. the community was devastated by the sandy hook school massacre. kim jong un dissemination claim against a christian owned printshop that refused to make a pride t-shirt has been dropped. the kentucky supreme court dismissing the case. the advocacy group that brought the lawsuit lacked the legal standing to do so because they were not specifically the ones effected. he didn't print the shirts because it went against his faith. >> it is almost time to turn back the clock. daylight savings time ends at

2:00 eastern on sunday forcing most americans to turn back their clocks by one hour. rob: and give you a one hour extra long weekend. to make daylight savings time which we are in right now permanent. the change must be approved by the federal government. no more falling back. >> could this be a bipartisan issue? one of the only ones? >> i would love to sign that wherever i can. it used to be for farmers i am told but now i don't think anybody loves it except we get one hour of sleep this weekend but it is going ahead that is the worst part. did you hear the thunder boomers last night and the window? it was crazy.

look at the wind reports, hundreds across the northeast, the mid-atlantic because of this cold front, very significant, 20s and 30s on the map, 38 in mobile, 33 in dallas, 49 in new york city, the cold front on the move, snow on the backside of this across the great lakes and upper midwest. the system will move offshore. we will see the potential for lake effect snow over the next 12-24 hours. it is here, it is happening and there is our daylight savings, please have a daylight savings map so we can remind everybody, there is your map, it is not too fancy. let's look at your forecast, better news for california, winds will die down, still red flag warning for southern california but better days to come and a pretty good-looking forecast for most today. rob: sunday evening when the sun goes down at 5:00, what happened? pitch black.

>> i would like to sign up wherever it is. >> we will call it the janice dean bill. maybe we will get something done. >> in congress? good luck. thank you so much. getting called out for out of control woke culture. >> i can sit back and feel good about myself. you see how will i was? i called you out. activism. kim jong un split between the democratic party, told together doubling down on some of the comments. do they have a point? has the left gun too far left? carley: let's check with brian kilmeade coming up with "fox and friends". >> did you notice rob stretch out, all the way back on his chair, head over heels, that is it. that is tremendous, it is good

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i called you out. that is not activism. rob: does president obama have a point? tulsi gabbard as well defending him. the independent women's forum, thanks for coming in on friday morning. i want to start with you. president obama in a nice way is saying the far left portion of the party is going a little nuts. is and he? >> candy or kathy? >> kathy, go ahead. >> halloween candy, i get it. it is on the mind. actually i don't know how anyone could disagree with him. he is calling out the call out culture and both sides are guilty of this. everyone says they are woke, everyone calling out everyone else and he's like a wise old man saying enough of this, let's

focus on politics. he's just trying to be the wise old president obama and say politics has gotten so extreme, let's focus on what we need to do. democrats, let's get a democrat in the white house and gop, do what you got to do, stop calling out. rob: is it influences thing to see obama as the moderate voice of reason in the democrat party? >> it is. it is a role he has played in the past. a few years back we heard him giving a similar speech to graduating college student saying if you disagree don't stick your thumbs in your ears. this is predominantly on the left, this is the woke culture, the cancel culture, something that has taken root on the left because you have a lot of social justice warriors, banding together to silence people particularly on the right. at the end of the day it is too late. these folks won't stopper. they think obama is too far to

the center and should be put out to pasture. rob: not just people being silence. companies, everybody is mortified of this small little wing on the left side. everyone is walking on eggshells, no one is comfortable right now. tulsi gabbard said obama is saying we need more a low heart spirit being respectful and caring for one another and another being not so quick to judge or seeing everything as black-and-white. hope you will join me in bringing the spirit of aloha to the white house. your response? >> two people from hawaii, who doesn't want that? very nice message. i have to disagree. i am sorry. both sides are very extreme. you have someone in the white house right now known as the great divider. this country is so polarized

right now, so divided, both sides are guilty. both sides are guilty. we are very divided. this is not a united country. we cannot blame just one side. both sides are divided right now even within themselves. the wise old barack obama is telling us about politics, focus on what is at stake here. rob: the deck of all of this is 2020, barack obama is talking about this, he and people like joe biden are trying to save their party from going too far to the left and losing in 2020. >> absolutely right. he recognizes when you go too far to the left, pure ready tests, if you're not a climate change personal willing to sacrifice half of the economy for an ambitious climate change plan aoc is presented you are not worthy of being elected president.

it is important to be a president for all americans and have to deliver results, democrats have been so focused on trying to get rid of trump that they ignored that he has delivered an agenda that has gone millions of people to work, historically low unemployment, to expand the economy. rob: if i called you candy, i don't think i did. i may be going crazy. >> that is what i heard. i went trick or treating but i know it is on your mind. rob: we will be right back. a mo. a mo. 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. . .

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carley: congress gets a halloween visit from a caped crusader. katie porter dressing up as bat girl. some called the get up inappropriate. porter took it in stride taking my work in congress seriously doesn't mean i take myself too seriously. how funny is that i support that. rob: get packing that's the message the national republican campaign is sending democrats after the house passed the left's impeachment resolution. sending group to the capitol but moving boxes hinting at them being voted out in 2020. giant bo. we purr passed his kick setting the box up to kick off a food drive. >> a lot of kids dress like they are heroes for halloween. this little boy, got to meet

his. >> are you throwing. that's my last name that's my baseball number. do you want to take a picture? >> yeah. >> let's do it. >> shock so cute. atlanta braves freddy freeman surprising a trick or treater who trussed up as the first baseman. rob: that's pretty cool. sent a man flying through the air. los angeles police say the car belongs to the city's school district. look at this. boom. it's unclear who exactly was driving. the man on the bike thankfully is going to survive but that is an awful accident. carley: finally the ugly, remember this famous scene from the horror film carrie? >> well, a woman wearing a carrie costume gave first responders a scare after hitting a deer. they all thought she was dead. since she was covered in fake blood.

she is okay. thank god. a very friendly farewell to our producer who is moving to nashville. lovely working with you. rob: miss you willie, one less guy on this show now. very few to begin with. carley: very heavy women staffed show. rob: bye. ♪ coming to your city ♪ going to play our guitars ♪ and sing you a country song ♪ brian: they are not coming, are. they he has arrived. john rich is arriving in the city. he is going to be on our show today. steve: he is. he is going to be on our show. john rich is going to be talking about the patriot awards next week down in florida which we are very excited about. ainsley: we are so excited to meet all of y'all coming down there to fort lauderdale on november 6th. steve: saint pete. ainsley: saint pete, not fort lauderdale. it is november 1st.

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