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fox news reporting begins right now. musica♪ >> chris: and congress is gearing up for another packed week of testimony and the impeachment inquiry. at least six key weaknesses set to testify behind closed doors. and they would be pressure ukraine to investigate joe biden. we are waiting to see if house democrats a cleaner john bolton. in the meantime come to white house tells fox news it's expecting the house to impeach president trump and that the president is seriously considering a nationally televised fireside chat during the summary of his phone pole with the ukrainian president.

open hearings are expected to begin sometime this month. she told "bloomberg news" that there is no deadline to wrap up this probe. meanwhile another key democrat in the house says she thinks the process going forward would be fair. >> it's extremely inclusive of republicans in which the classified setting and that gives them the opportunities to subpoena. if this does go to judiciary committee the president's council is allowed to be present, ask questions and make closing arguments. >> the last witness of this week was tim morrison, but it's difficult assessing his impact. we have been able to read his opening statement but don't know anything about his hours of testimony. you get the sense there has been plenty of friction in these closed definitions.

>> adam schiff directed the witnesses to not answer questions. there were certain questions that were asked by republicans on the committee so adam schiff still holds full control over the direct and the witness who can and can't ask certain questions. >> chairman schiff says people will be able to read transcripts of these behind closed door interviews but sources suggest the timing of that is entirely up to adam schiff. >> chris: even if the house to sides by the end of the year to impeach president trump, it then goes to the senate. it needs two-thirds, 67 votes, to remove the president. >> it could be on a very lengthy process over there. five weeks or so for a trial on the senate capital. you got a number of these senators also running for president and these are all complicated factors. you get a sense from the senate democrats, they have anxiety watching their colleagues in the house to handle it at this

point. they have to conduct this straight down the line as a fair and open investigative process. if the house ultimately votes articles of impeachment, as you know that will come over to the senate where we will sit. but on ally for president trump says there is no reason to impeach. >> no democrat can even articulate a high crime or impeachable offense. they defaulted to some sort of did abuse of power where they couldn't establish a quid pro quo involving the holding of a military aid or security assistance. they keep articulating that they think the president did something wrong. that frustration you here suggest that when hearings open up, sparks will fly. >> chris: mike emanuel reporting from capitol hill. donald trump will officially become a floridian. he announced that change on twitter writing, "my family and i will be making palm beach,

florida, are permanent residents. i cherish new york and the people of new york and i always will but unfortunately despite the fact that i play millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year, i've been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state. new york governor andrew cuomo responded to that, good riddance. it's not like you pay taxes here anyway. he's all yours florida. of course we don't actually know if president trump pays new york taxes because he hasn't released his tax returns. >> what we do know is that the president and first lady of millenia tromped changing their residence to florida, it comes as something of a surprise. new york really was part of his identity of donald trump. and according to a fox news account, the president has spent

some 96 days and his property at mar-a-lago which compares to 20 days at trump tower in new york and then 90 days at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. he hasn't been spending a lot of time at at trump tower but taxes can also be a big issue as well. combined state and city taxes because you pay city taxes in new york are 13%. that compares to a florida state income tax of zero. and there was a big difference as well in taxation when the president eventually leases his portion to his heirs. above $10.1 million and you spend 16%, and chris edwards assures that the move is surprising but it is part of a growing trend. >> 600,000 americans move from the 25th highest taxed to the

lowest taxed states every year in the single biggest flow of americans is from new york state to florida. >> chris: officials here at the white house reacting to the tweetdeck governor cuomo said good riddance to moving to florida altogether. the press secretary stephanie grisham and larry kudlow. >> we are not going to waste our time with a governor who would say something like that. that was petty and that was silly. >> i do not blame him one bit. >> the president is going to new york city this weekend but it's just about time chris if you look at the counter and you feel the chill in the air for the president to start switching to those weekends down in florida. >> does go back to the impeachment. there is talk about a possible fireside chat, what we know about that? >> this is something that came

out, and at some point i'm going to sit down, and people have to hear it. the president continues to maintain that he did nothing wrong during that call. even the person that the democrats call, he wasn't concerned for any illegalities. he was concerned about the political aspect of it that if ukraine launched an investigation that the ukraine might lose that bipartisan support in congress. you mentioned the top earlier today, stephanie grisham said in an interview in america's newsroom that she believes that congress will vote to impeach the president. he will be leaving the

white house in about an hour and 20 minutes. maybe we will ask in that same question. >> chris: one of those famous south law news conferences. john roberts, thank you. this week on fox news sunday, i talked with kellyanne conway, counselor to the president. also a member of the house intelligence committee, and democratic congressman jim hines. plus the general manager of the world champion washington national mike rizzo and yes, he's bringing along the world series trophy. that's this sunday on your local fox station. check your tv listings for the time in your area. while, the long serving leader of isis is dead but the terror group warning americans not to celebrate. that's coming up from the journalists of fox news. and save thousands a year.

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overhead and airspace that was once controlled exclusively by the u.s. air force. these are the new units being sent into quote guard the oilfields that keep them from falling into the arms of isis. there's not much oil pumping these days, about 40 or $50,000 per day which is a pittance compared to the million barrels per day pumped by saudi arabia. and, the interview was broadcast they killed isi at the leader, d worship him like bashar al-assad

said he likes president trump for being honest about taking oil. he says when it comes to trump, you may ask me a question and i might give you an answer which might seem strange and i will tell you he's the best american president. why? not because his policies are good but because he is the most transparent policy ohmic president. all they are is criminals he said. trump speaks with transparency to say, we want the oil. now all of this could raise certain legal questions for the u.s. troops on the ground. i spoke into a number of military top brass who were present in the meetings with the president shortly after he was elected and the generals tried to explain to him that taking the oil is "not who we are." >> a backhanded compliment from president assad. isis naming a new leader yet less than a week.

this is defense department vid video, and that the terror group warning americans not to celebrate the death of al-baghdadi saying it will continue to carry on its missi mission. in foreign policy at the brookings institution. michael? do we have any idea who this new guy or who this new leader is and is that a good thing or a bad thing? and the fact that there's not that much known about them. >> hi chris. it also suggests that his followers don't know much about him. he is trying establish himself with the new nom de guerre that claims that he is a descendant of the prophet mohammed so he's added some new names to try to increase his legitimacy because

he's not well known. i think it was at a tactical and local level that no one can confirm or is aware of. now he was the founding leader and he was a charismatic leader who even if he lost his caliphate, he managed to elude capture or arrest by the united states until just a moment ago. so that gave him some mobility to recruit and motivate. i think the new leader will be challenged for a while, and the bad news is that the large number of jihadists are not going away and now their whole future is a little bit more uncertain because our kurdish allies are now no longer able to guard them. >> what does the fact that isis has named a replacement, even if we don't know who this fella is,

named a replacement for al baghdadi so quickly. what does that mean for the continuing fight against isis and other terror groups? >> it suggests that there is some degree of organization, they have essentially a kingmaker's contingent that is able to have this kind of conversation and reach a decision. historically we have seen with al qaeda and isis, they tended to do pretty well at rallying around their leadership. there are times where they will split off or not follow a previous leader, and in fact isis and al qaeda diverged within syria. generally speaking these groups do have an ability despite their brutality and despite their lack of sophistication in so many ways, they are recruiting as a

figurehead and may be to plan any big attacks they might anticipate down the road. >> chris: michael i need a quick answer here. isis is warning about retaliation which will strike back for the killing of al-baghdadi. how do you think -- >> i think they are likely but they are always likely. i think isis has been -- the refugee flows into europe and a lot of the jihadists hide within those refugee flows. generally speaking that's not that easy for isis to reach back out at us and they've been trying already. >> chris: michael hanlon, thank you. democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren releasing her plan to pay for a medical for all program. coming up, who she said will foot the bill and a reality check from neil cavuto.

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>> we need to -- don't stumble. >> that's what i like. we all wish each other the best here. >> yes. we are hardly good about it. senator warren says she can pay for that or care for all. >> her plan to cover everyone is about 20 and a half trillion dollars. the goal here is just to keep overall health care spending, whatever you want to say, including existing monies to around $52 trillion over ten years. but she socks it to a lot of people, $8.8 trillion, rich folks $6 trillion, lifting it up from 3% to 6% surtax on the billionaires, beyond just the

millionaires. tougher enforcement that she says she can extract $2.3 trillion in added savings over the years, it has been tried before and often times not with much success. almost a trillion dollars in wall street transactions, every time your buy or sell stocks and bonds, you will get that amount of money. the fact of the matter is thouge more out of this plan because the things that they now pay for themselves like premiums and a tax advantage account, if you don't have individual private health insurance, the premiums you were paying in those tax advantage accounts, their taxable income goes out. she minimizes the impact of that but it would amount --

>> chris: the middle class in terms of salaries for workers or even some job cuts. >> chris: remember both sides pay that. whatever you get besides that is just something that goes to uncle sam. the bigger issue i think here is looking up money for a static kind of thing. chris, that is realistic. we've already learned in states that have tried to use her taxes on the wealthy that the wealthy move, or they find other ways or they go someplace else. we see not in california where a lot of them just skipped over the border and went to nevada. many of the billionaires, and appropriate view of them, i discovered they got that way because they are pretty shrewd with their money and alternative places to go. so that's not a static number and expecting that you can get that is probably realistic. but she's gone full throttle.

>> chris: i've got about a minute left. the trump economy i think we could all agree has stayed remarkably strong. what do you think the economic impact of all the tax sites including this one and all the new regulations? what do you think the economic impact could be? >> of these are not just tax hikes, these are gargantuan tax hikes. the notion that you could get that and then not expect the economic impact, i know what she's talking about saving when it comes to the health care system and that will produce some new burgeoning activity in the economy. it has not been borne out in prayer chances here but the fact of the matter is, say whatever you will about the president, lowering taxes and cutting regulations, that has streamlined the country to the degree now that businesses are environmental and cylinders may not be as robustly as they were a little more than a year ago. most of the earnings i see, even with the trade worry is that i

say are indicating much better than thought, and all of those gains cutting the corporate tax rate from 35%. in this plan elizabeth warren would say it will go back up to 35%. so we will see what happens. >> chris: view this as kind of a warm up to your 4:00 show. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg firing back at aaron sorkin after a screenwriter wrote an open letter to "the new york times" criticizing facebook's policy on open ads. in the letter, sorkin road i admire your deep belief in free speech but this can't possibly be the outcome that you and i want to have things pumped into the water supply that corrupt the most important decisions we make together. in response, mark zuckerberg pulled a quote from the 1995 screenplay for the movie american president.

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>> chris: a woman in florida died after being impaled by a spear with a 12-inch blade. her boyfriend now accused of murder. they are hoping to get some information from a potential witness in the amazon alexa. all this according to the reporting of the south florida sun sentinel. the boyfriend told police he was

trying to pull his girlfriend off the bed during an argument when she grabbed a spear. he said he heard a snap and then saw the blade in her chest. he told police she hoped her injuries were not too bad so he pulled the blade out. anita vogel is reporting with more. >> none of us like it when they think big tech is listening in on conversations but back in july adam crespo was charged with second-degree murder following the death of his girlfriend 32-year-old sylvia golf in their condo. he posted $65,000 bail and got out three days later. he was previously arrested but those charges were later dropped. now, the hallandale police department says it has received the court recordings from the night of july 12 and are in the

process of analyzing them. right now it's unclear if there is any additional evidence on the devices but if there is does not change the secondary game murder charge to something more serious? if prosecutors can gather evidence that suggest that crespo had intent to commit the crime he could be looking at first-degree murder. >> chris: what are the folks at amazon saying about handing over the recording from the alexa device? >> they are not confirming or denying that they did release the recording to the police. here's what they did tell us. amazon says alexa doesn't begin recording until you say or shout out the wake word alexa and a blue light indicator will appear and an audio tone will alert on a device. you can also delete conversations by asking alexa to do so. here's what our amazon producer told us this morning. "amazon does not disclose customer information in response to government demands unless we

are required to do so to comply with a legally valid and binding order. "amazon rejects two overbroad or inappropriate demands a as a matter of course. now legal experts say amazon won't provide information simply on a government request or demand but they will comply with a court order signed by a judge. so no matter how they got it, police say they have this recording. then, the issue will be can this recording be used in court? questions like, is that really crespo's voice and how do we know that it was him? i was his voice stored? all of those questions have to be gassed out in court. just before coming on air we did receive a response from crespo's defense attorney chris o'toole and he says in this particular case we want the recordings released. we think this is going to exonerate our client. we believe in him 100%.

so very interesting case down there. we will see how it plays out. >> chris: it sure is. actress lori laughlin pleading not guilty to new charges in the college admission stamp comic scandal. the full house start and her husband massimo giannelli are now fighting conspiracy to commit bribery charges. the couple had already pled not guilty and they are accused of paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into the university of southern california as a fake team recruits. this after her daughter pled guilty to school fluoride and conspiracy. a wildfire alert, another wildfire breaking out in southern california forcing thousands of people to evacuate.

fire officials say the santa ana winds whipped the flames quickly across ventura county, northwest of los angeles. it's one of many fires burning in the area. christina coleman is reporting live from soma as where the new fire erupted last night. >> right now i'm in the neighborhood where fire trucks are stationed in front of homes to try to protect the property. they are doing controlled burns right now and you can see some of that smoke there, the air quality is poor. they are doing these controlled burns to try to report dry brush from further in. the maria fire started around at 6:30 p.m. last night around south mountain. this fire has burned at least 9,000 acres so far and it's fueled by winds of up to 35 miles per hour. about 7500 people were ordered to evacuate. we had a chance to catch up with the homeowner who said she didn't leave her house because her family trust needs to be

prepared and she's been through fires before. >> i do get a little nervous. >> the fire threatened about 2300 home so far and it burned down two houses. the fire is not contained at all, about 500 firefighters are actively trying to control displays but they are aerial efforts were stopped twice because someone was firing a drone in the area. >> our firefighting aerial efforts are undermined by someone flying a drone in the area. this created quite a dangerous situation. it's not only illegal but it hampers our firefighting effor efforts. >> no evacuation evacuations had for thousands of people as cruise get they fires under control but it will be critical as to whether this home will be

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stay one more than 50,000 people are set to take part in the new york city marathon this sunday and among them will be the olympic champion keegan randall. last year she won america's first gold medal in cross-country skiing and it just a few months later doctors diagnosed with cancer. since then she has shared her remarkable story on socia social media. her chemotherapy, her hair loss, her exhaustion and her incredible fight and how she still keeps moving. take a look at her photos and you can see her strength and you can see the love of her family and why when it comes to keidn'a chance. she says she is now cancer free and she joins me now and so does her olympic gold medal from koa.t's nice. i'll give it back to you.

[laughs] >> i'm happy to share it. >> chris: so it's been less than a year and a half since you get the diagnosis of cancer and since then he went through surgery and chemotherapy. i heard that you went through 33 rounds of radiation. so how do you get from all of that in a year and a half to the fact that you're going to run the 26-mile new york marathon on sunday? >> while i was fortunate to have a five olympics career to prepare me for my battle with cancer. it's amazing with how many similarities there are. i had an amazing team and we had an action plan and we got through it one day at a time. through it all i found that staying active helped me maintain my fitness and gave me the mental boost of something to control and get through every single day. >> chris: what do you think serves you better in the fight against cancer, the physical strength or the mental strength?

>> it was knowing that today was tough and getting through it would make a better tomorrow. >> chris: now you found a lump in your breath on mother's day. you are the mother of a small boy. and this was on mother's day about three months after you won the olympic gold. so you go from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows. take us through that emotional journey. >> that mother's day was an ideal day. i was out with my husband and my son and we were exploring the new place we just moved to and i remember feeling so content. i got that big goal from my ski career and looking at the future, only to feel something and was almost going to dismiss it at first because they felt amazing. knowing my body well, i knew it was something i needed to get

checked. when i heard the words "aggressive cancer" it was disbelief. i had done everything right, how can that happen? but then that athlete mind-set took over and realized i was going to have to bring the same determination to the school as i did the own pickled metal. >> chris: i have to admit i would not ask this question on the air if i had not already asked you off air. and you told me. is that your hair or is it not? because i know you lost all your hair during chemo. >> this is my hair. last year i was mr. clean for halloween because i was completely bald. i just put the pink back in a week ago to get ready for the new york city marathon. >> chris: is this your first marathon? >> it is. we did a lot of long distance training for skiing but this is

my first time to run on the pavement. my training has been incredibly humbling. be one so why are you doing it? are you trying to set an example for others? >> i had gotten involved with "active against cancer" and it's a group that's trying to advocate for physical activity. one that's trying to prevent cancer in the first place but should you get through cancer, a way to do it more successfully. and i thought what a great way to challenge myself in a new way. raising somewhere awareness and money for a great cause and now that i have gone to cancer myself i was here at the finish line. and he cited this will be the goal, >> somebody who just broke under kind of special conditio

conditions, two hours. i looked at it back at my target team and i thought i could run in under three hours. then i realized that 26 miles is a long way. i publicly set the goal under three hours and i've been training hard but it's one of those goals that puts the butterflies in my stomach. >> chris: goals for the future? >> i'm just so appreciated in these new ways. so once i check a marathon off my list, i will have to come up with the next big athletic thing that scares me a little bit. >> chris: i have a feeling you'll find it. keegan randall, thank you so much. then you will just crush the three hours. >> thanks. i'm hoping to enjoy every minute of it. >> chris: if you have a big crowd in new york cheering you

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>> up fox news urgent, this is new video out of israel. defensive forces intercepting rockets fired from across the border in gaza. according to israel its iron dome intercepted all encompassing rockets. that's a high-tech system attracts and intercepts rockets and artillery. if you're going to need a bigger boat you're going to want to check out the big boat show in fort lauderdale, florida, especially if you need a 300-foot yacht with a dance floor and helicopter landing pad. the fox business network is live at the boat show, deirdre tech might be very difficult due to you up there. >> lets chris come with your point i'm really suffering here. you mentioned the length of the boat, the one that i am on called the solo was 236 feet and you can see it comes with such amenities as a jacuzzi on the

sun deck. it's a cool $80 million if you like but you can try to write for $665,000 per week. it sleeps 12 and has a crew of 18 so as you can tell from that amount that is truly five-star service where there is at least one crewmember per guest. this was made by an italian builder represented by northrup and johnson, that is the broker. i will tell you this, just as you use this as a general economic indicator, the brokers here are pretty happy. they say after the 2008 credit crisis in the u.s. this market for luxury yachts, super yachts as they are called, really cold which i guess is no surprise. they said the market started coming back in 2014, 2015. this year the 60th year of this show they say buyers are back in full force. you may wonder who is buying, it is still american's about 25% of the buyers or europeans are about 25% and then it becomes a

little bit more of a hodgepodge if you measure by nationality. if you measure by industry pretty much a cross section, titans of industry if you like from all sorts of field. the one big difference that i've heard is that much more tech money is present more than ever. chris back to you. >> deirdre i'm jealous. the washington nationals gearing up for their championship parade this morning. washington rallied from behind the beat the houston astros and gained seven of the world series giving the nats their first franchise title ever. now the team will carry the series trophy through the streets of the nation's capital. parade said to kick off tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon according to the mayor's office it will begin near the washington monument and end a few blocks from the u.s. capitol building. championship parades can get a bit rowdy but the mayor's office promises it will be a safe and enjoyable celebration for all. and we will have the

world series trophy onset this weekend on fox news sunday along with the general manager of the world series champion washington nationals, mike rizzo. so yesterday at the end of this hour my colleague trace gallagher called me out in a semigood-natured way. he said he thought i was doing all right on the fox news deck but i wasn't walking that much. after all this studio and the steamer made for movement and breaking news so you are right trace, i've been keeping the training wheels on the little bit. i'm taking them off now and so for all of those who will fill this hour after me from my colleagues and friends john robert, brit hume, trace gallagher, all the rest, you are all welcome to follow in my footsteps. i mentioned yesterday that coming to the site is a bit like being shot out of a cannon. there's a lot of movement, a lot of bells and whistles and screens and buttons. in the end as with any news program all that matters is the

news. from the fox news deck in new york i am chris wallace. neil cavuto is up next. ♪ >> neil: that quickly confirm that chris wallace has a lower torso, that is good to know. welcome everybody i am neil cavuto, a lot more people like you are working today, in fact more than ever. welcome everybody. your world gets going right now with news of 128,000 new jobs added last month. i know what you're thinking, that doesn't sound like a lot. but when you consider we were in the middle of that dm strike and you're nearly 50,000 people walking the picket line and then a lot more jobs are created in august and september than first thought, 95,000 more, that is the kind of thing that gets wall street attention. both closing records