fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin following the story since late last night. hi, jennifer. >> u.s. military source tells me it was a mission more dangerous than bin laden raid, the president said the flight in and out of syria was the most dangerous part. the flight took over an hour up to 70 u.s. special operation forces from erbil and northern iraq, the president described abu bakr al-baghdadi last moments. >> he died after running into a dead-end tunnel wimperring and crying and screaming all the way, he reached the end of the tunnel as our dogs chased him down. he ignited his vest killing himself and his children. >> collected, quote, highly sensitive information on future isis operations, large number of isis fighters were killed, some captured alive, 2 of al-baghdadi's wives were wearing suicide vests but killed before they could detonate. >> his body mutilated by the blast. test results gave certain, immediate and totally positive identification. it was him. >> facial recognition was used, they brought back dna, more than they liked according to the pre

president trump spoke about this at the white house, let's get right to jennifer griffin with the latest right now. >> it was a mission more dangerous than bin laden raid, the president said the flight in and out of syria was the most dangerous part. the flight took over an hour, up to 70 u.s. special operations

we'll go live to jennifer griffin with the scoop in a moment. last week president trump announced he was pulling soldiers out of the region, they and the kurds had been fighting together against the islamic state. president trump said we are not abandoning the kurds. we are seeing the effects of that invasion now. according to a kurdish news agency, these children were hurt when turkish troops fired mortars at a village. united nation officials say 160,000 people are trying to escape the increasing violence. team fox coverage, jennifer griffin reporting live at the pentagon with the breaking news and word of a close call for american forces in syria, but first let's go live to the danger zone. steve harrigan reporting in northeastern syria, it is just past 10:15 p.m. steve. >> trace, we are hearing helicopters fly overhead and can see a building burning, not sure what caused that, this has gotten more complicated in the last 24 hours. two new players joined, syrian government forces, as well as their ally russian forces. russian forces are on th

kathy griffin in particular, i find this so rich.ase, don't let it happen again when she posed for the photo shoot with ahead of donald trump. it is almost as though she is so petrified of this all. what is that about? >> dana: so if we had said, kathy, you are inviting -- inciting violence and she did come encouraging people to go against the president, oh, justg creative. so you have to be intellectually honest about that and say, okay, speech is speech. speech is not violence. speech is not to ask. i don't think it helped the president. i think the president said he didn't like it. and if you are a supporter of the president, right, let's figure out a different way to support the president. we live in the greatest country in the world. creativity is great. there is no need to try to suggest there is violence against once another, not here. >> judge jeanine: you are right. the president strongly condemned this and jesse, how did it end up in the conference -- conference? >> jesse: someone made a dumb move and let's be honest, this

sources told me his remains have been buried at sea. >> dana: jennifer griffin, thank you. joining me now as rob o'neill, the former navy seal who killed usama bin laden. can't think of a better guest to have. for the men on this raid, what was going through their minds? they flew there and they had two hours on the ground. >> this is what they joined for. this is what you do as a special operator especially at that level. going in with eight helicopters onto the x, they went in as brothers. they brought so many people. we will find him. we will stay there until we have everything we need. they pulled it off. it was extraordinary. they could not have done a better job. not one of our guys was hurt. the dog was wounded but not de dead. >> dana: and our equipment survive? >> it seemed like everything survived. we didn't was a helicopter like we did in pakistan. there was more helicopters behind them in case there was a fight. it's really cool. >> dana: one difference between the usama bin laden raid and this one, they were on the ground for two hours but they weren't worried

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live in our -- jennifer griffin live in our d.c.ureau. >> reporter: the u.s. military and cia had been watching this compound five miles from the turkish border for months. eight special operations helicopters flew over highly contested terrain. the president and his national security team watched the operation in realtime from the situation room. it began at 5 p.m. eastern. the president said the flight in and out of syria was the most dangerous part for the special operators. they flew low and fast for an hour and ten minutes and came under fire as they approached the target but not from the russians who control that air space and were given advance warning about the operation through a deconfliction line. up to 70 u.s. special operations forces launched from their base erbil. the president described al-baghdadi's last moments. >> he reached the end of the tunnel as our dogs chased him down. he ignited his vest, killing himself expect three children. and the three the children. >> reporter: three of his own children whom he tried

steve harrigan in iraq on where things stand and jennifer griffin at the pentagon on what the options we have our right now. we begin with steve. >> there were real concerns an hour ago when the u.s. brokered cease-fire was scheduled to end. there could be more fighting. this military offensive by turkey has created more than 170,000 displaced people. these are families mainly kurdish on the move trying to run from the fighting. talents that became ghost towns in the last several hours. people trying to get away from what they thought could be a renewed turkish offensive. that's not happening right now. it might not happen at all. in part due to the agreement between russia and turkey. here's the turkish president. >> translator: both countries will adopt precautions against a leakage of terrorists and a joint mechanism will be established for the observation of the memorandum and its ordination. >> we are going to see in about six days' time our joint patrols with the russian government forces and the syrian government forces under assad working together and patrolling the buffer zon

jennifer griffin with u.s. forces, which is in syria right now and describes the turkish military onslaught as a horrible the kurds are pleading for u.s. support. this comes just days after president trump roughly announced the troops would pull out of the area immediately, and a move even greatest supporters criticize locally accusing the white house of abandoning americans best ally in the war on terror. the president insist he has not abandoned the kurds. more on that in a moment but first turkish military pounding the region with air strikes and more air fire on day 2. so there is the turkish troops and there is turkish backed up of -- who have claimed they captured northeastern village across the border from turkey in syria saying it is the first village to win freedom. men, women and children are scrambling to escape all of the violence. you can see people with everything they own and everything they can carry, loaded into cars and pickup trucks or walking as these are. the united nations refugee reports

we have team fox coverage, jennifer griffin life at the pentagon, but steve harrigan reporting from iraq, tell us what is happening on the ground. >> trace, it was right at this hour, 3:00 eastern, 10:00 p.m. local that there were a lot of scared people, people on the kurdish side of that board are afraid there could be more air strikes, shelling. a renewed defensive by turkey. turkey's president erdogan had threatened that he would do just that if all kurdish fighters were not out of the buffer zone. it looks like that is not happening right now. and it may not happen at all. there has been a deal reached in sochi, russia, between the russians and turkey. here is president erdogan. >> both countries are going to take any measures necessary to prevent terrorists to enter in this zone. as of today, turkey and russia will continue to contribute efforts to achieve the peaceful solutions for syria. >> on the ground that means that about six days' time, we will see joint patrols on the syrian side of the border, we will see syrian government forces alongside russian government sources, they w

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president trump spoke about this at the white house, let's get right to jennifer griffin with the latest right now. >> it was a mission more dangerous than bin laden raid, the president said the flight in and out of syria was the most dangerous part. the flight took over an hour, up to 70 u.s. special operations forces launched in kurdish held northern iraq, they took fire approaching the target, the president described abu bakr al-baghdadi last moments. >> he died after running into a dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming all the way, he reached the end of the tunnel as our dogs chased him down. he ignited his vest killing himself and the 3 children. >> the president says u.s. forces were on the ground in the compound for over 2 hours and collected, quote, highly sensitive information on future isis operations, a large number of isis fighters were killed, some were captured alive, two of baghdadi wore suicide vests. they did positive id within 15 minutes. >> his body was -- it was him. >> facial recognition was used, they brought back dna, more than they liked according t

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national security correspondent, jennifer griffin reporting live at the pentagon. jen?, senior officials tell me we are witnessing a deliberate phased withdrawal of u.s. troops out of syria. they will be repositioned elsewhere in the middle east. they are collapsing control bases in syria and will pull back from one base in northwest syria where they will be airlifted out. it is extreme lly dangerous. >> i view that for the united states as strategically brilliant. our soldiers are out of there. they are totally safe. syria is protecting the kurds. that's good. >> syria is not protecting the kurds and u.s. troops are not yet safe. the president just ordered 2000 troops to saudi arabia. i am told u.s. troops in syria are still racing to troy to protect classified materials and valuable military. they had to leave hastily following the president's decision. they have told russia and turkey that if u.s. forces are threatened, they will react with significant air strikes. >> what do we know about the vice-president and secretary of state's planned meeting with erdogan? >> o

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national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the story for us from the pentagon tonight, she'sthroughout. good evening to you, thanks for being here. >> good evening, martha. if there are often two significant u.s. raids since saturday night, one which killed baghdadi, another which killed his likely successor. the president tweeted that baghdadi's number two is now dead. senior defense officials tell me he was referring to an operation that occurred following the baghdadi compound raid when u.s. forces targeted the so-called "isis spokesman" whom kurdish xt have later tweeted about two days ago. he was killed by a joint u.s.-kurdish operation. this individual untold was more than a spokesman. i'm also told the killing of the two top isis leaders in syria is significant because many of them are much weaker successors and killing these top two leaders will leave a leadership vacuum inside isis and syria. intelligence from baghdadi's compound is still being exploited. baghdadi's number two was living about three hours from his compound just miles from the turkish border. the curt

the withdrawal from the country, this as a top commander of the kurdish lead forces tells jennifer griffinhat turkey is continuing its tax despite the cease-fire or pause. and he hopes president trump will choose to keep troops in syria to work with the kurds. some american troops remain in the region regarding oilfield, and the pentagon is discussing a plan to keep them there. watch. >> there has been a discussion about possibly doing it. there has been no decision with regards to numbers or anything like that, my job, the military's job is to prepare options and present them to the president and let him decide. >> kennedy: this is "outnumbered," welcome to it. here today we have gillian turner, fox news contributor lisa boothe. another fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and joining us on the couch, former house speaker newt gingrich, and author of the brand-new book "trump versus china, facing america's greatest threat." he is outnumbered. mr. speaker, welcome to the couch. are you ever "outnumbered"? >> i love coming on the show, because you guys are fun. >> kennedy: fun news in a ver

national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon with more. breaking news yet again. >> we have just gotten some information from the state department. a spokesman for the state department has just confirmed that the spokesman for isis was killed in an operation by u.s. forces immediately following the raid on baghdadi's compound. sources tell me baghdadi's remains have been buried at sea. top pentagon officials would not confirm the details. here's what general mark milley just said. >> baghdadi's remains were disposed of. >> general milley said that two adult males were captured and removed to a secure location. intelligence is still being exploited from the raid which was launched saturday night. at about 5:00 p.m. eastern. that's when the president and his national security team gathered in the situation room and they were in the white house when those eight military helicopters took off from a base in iraq and flew low and fast for 70 minutes towards the target which was 4 miles from the turkish border in idlib syria, 50 to 70 special ope

griffin at the pentagon has talked to a special operations forces soldier come of special forces soldierco back to the map. she has said he is on the front lines tonight, and turkey is not doing what it agreed to. it was horrible. he is on the ground. he says this is insanity. i don't know what they call atrocities, but they are happening. they have not, the kurds, abandoned their guarded positions of isis prisoners and in fact, they prevented prison break last night without us and not abandon our side yet. the kurds are pleading according to special forces on the ground for support. we cannot do anything. let's bring the panel. "washington post," marc thiess marc thiessen, and amy walter and mollie hemingway sr. editor at "the federalist." you heard the president defending the action although the statement put out today said it was a bad thing for turkey to cross that line into northern syria. >> he gave them the green light and this is a disaster of the general of u.s. force in the middle east said this threatens to undo five years of work with isis and damage credibility. it is betray

jennifer griffin reporting from the pentagon. men with close connections to president trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani pleading not guilty to fondling foreign money into a pro-trump super pac and other american campaigns. the feds accuse the man of campaign finance violations. talking about plans to fight the charges. >> many false things have been said about me and my family recently. i look forward to defending myself vigorously in court and i'm certain the truth will be revealed and i will be vindicated. >> martha: these two men are american citizens, one from belarus and the other morning ukraine. giuliani has said they helped him as he urged ukrainian officials to investigate joe biden at his son's business dealings. fpi regions rs and the suspects to to actually go when they were at dulles airport outside washington, d.c. the fed say they had one way tickets out of the united states. rick leventhal reporting live from outside the courthouse here in manhattan. >> parnas' attorney says there is nothing sinister about the

jennifer griffin from the pentagon. >> u.s.anders have repeatedly warned this will lead to the ethnic cleansing of the kurdish fighters who fought along u.s. forces to defeat isis. the turkish president ignored the president of the united states and appeals from the pentagon and president trump, ignored the advice of his top u.s. military commanders, erdogan announced his country's incursion into northern syria has begun. our aim is to destroy the terror cord -- mark esper and chairman of the joint chiefs who was in his sixth day on the job were on the sunday night phone call with the president when the president signaled the u.s. was pulling out. the pentagon was left no choice but to pull back the 30 to 50 u.s. troops who had promised the kurds they would keep stability by patrolling the border with turkey. u.s. military commanders feared the u.s. troops would be overrun. local syrian democratic forces, kurdish allies of the u.s. say turkish war planes are bombing civilian areas and requesting air support from the u.s. milita

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troops remain in northern syria to protect oil fields and national security respondent jennifer griffinive at the pentagon with these developments, jennifer. >> dana sr. u.s. officials tell me president trump tweeted that baghdadi's number one replacement is also dead, he was referring to an operation that occurred after the baghdadi compound raid. that is when u.s. forces targeted the so-called isa spokesman, the kurdish at ds leader that tweeted out days a ago. he was killed abu al-hassan al-mujajir hours after baghdadi was killed. this individual i was told is more than a spokesman. i'm also told the killing of the two top isis leaders in syria is significant because beneath them are much weaker successors in the killing of the top two leaders will leave a leadership vacuum inside isis in syria. intelligence from baghdadi's compound is being exploited. baghdadi's number two living two hours from the baghdadi compound in the islam providence also miles from the turkish border. the kurdish general who leads the searing democratic forces, who the u.s. has partnered with to defeat isis t

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cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin takes a look. >> reporter: all you need to knowabout rudy giuliani's now indicted clients is that a long list of people who did business with them from a home rental, a property lease, money loans, even basketball tickets, have sued them. >> there's a saying in russian, don't go in the forest if you're afraid of wolves. these guys, they just weren't wolves. they were radioactive wolves. there were warning signals, unfortunately, that i don't think mayor giuliani picked up. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, the men were illegally dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars in foreign contributions to republican campaigns. they were also dropping something else, rudy giuliani's name. the two men used their political connections, photos of themselves with giuliani, even attending george bush's funeral with the former mayor. there they are hugging florida governor ron desantis, and of course reams of photos with donald trump indian hand his fal to use as currency in their scheme. >> in parts of the world like russia and ukraine, if

. >> cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has been looking into the president's relationshipith the turkish leader as well as his business dealings in turkey. here's his report. >> reporter: it is the question not even whispered anymore in washington. why is donald trump allowing turkey's leader to seemingly do whatever he wants? and with a self-promoting businessman in the white house, one theory focuses on donald trump's business in turkey and point to this braggadocious statement he made during the height of his presidential campaign. >> if i have a little conflict of interest because i have a major, major building in istanbul, and it's a tremendously successful job. it's called trump towers. >> reporter: the truth is, donald trump doesn't own trump towers istanbul, he owns a licensing deal. in 2008, a major turkish developer agreed to pay trump in a multimillion dollar deal to use his name to build two towers, a residential and an office building, along with a shopping mall underneath. trump's daughter ivanka helped with design, picking out the finishes, as trump said at

himself with two of his wives, we are told all americans are back on friendly territory, jennifer griffin has been talking to sources literally all night, what do you have? >> the president praised by name new chairman mike milly who watched the entire operation in the situation room, the operation began 5:00 a.m. eastern, the flight in and out of syria was the most -- military helicopters, they flew low and fast for an hour and ten minutes and came under fire as they approached the target but not from the russians who controlled that air space and were given advanced warning about the appropriation through deconfliction line up to 70 operation forces and the president described abu bakr al-baghdadi's last moments. >> he died after running in dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming all the way, he reached the end of the tunnel as our dogs chased him down. he ignited his vest killing himself and the 3 children. >> the president said u.s. forces were on the ground in the compound for over 2 hours and collected, quote, highly sensitive information on future isis operations, larg

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cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin looked into it. >> reporter: all you need to knownts is that a long list of people who did business with lev parnas or igor fruman from a home rental, a property lease, money loans, even basketball tickets have sued them. >> there's a saying in russia. don't go in the forest if you're afraid of wolves. and these guys, they just weren't wolves. i mean they were radioactive wolves. there were warning signals unfortunately that i don't think that mayor giuliani picked up. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, parnas and fruman were illegally dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars in foreign contributions to republican campaigns. they were also dropping something else -- rudy giuliani's name. the two men used their political connections, photos of themselves with giuliani, even attending george bush's funeral with the former mayor. there they are hugging florida governor ron desantis and of course reams of photos with donald trump and his family, all to use as currency in their scheme. >> in parts of the world like russia and ukraine

connell: jennifer griffin live from the pentagon. melissa: opening night for the nba.racing for protests. organizers for the hong kong protest movement are organizing ahead of games in los angeles. let's get insight from david asman. what do you think will happen here? >> i think there will be a lot of protests. u.s. companies and the nba is first among them, have been turning a blind eye what the communist chinese, the way they run their huge country of over a billion people for a long time. so have u.s. administrations. wasn't until the trump administration began to finally peel off layers of diplomacy and reveal the ugly underside of what chinese communism is all about. but now, that you have somebody like president xi in who is harder than his predecessor or immediate predecessors, the hypocrisy is pretty hard to disguise. i think eventually these protests will demand some kind of a statement, by the nba, in which they pull back from kowtowing to the chinese. i think it is going to happen. so i think these protests may end up with some action by the nba. melissa: d

she got in trouble and i'm sure karen we think you know there was a comedienne kathy griffin she got in trouble and i'm sure karen would agree with me on this she got basically blackballed because she showed a severed agree with me on this she got basically blackballed because she showed a severed head of our president and everyone for the most part condemned iran and she had to go. way ahead of our president and everyone for the most part condemned her on and she had to go away for a while so i think that you can go too far in terms of it for a while so i think that you can go too far in terms of something that's offensive and device even for a comedian so i think you just got to throw something that's offensive and device even for a comedian so i think you just got to thread the needle and you got to be respectful and make sure like i said i go back to the intent and i agree with the needle and you got to be respectful and make sure like i said i go back to the intent and i agree with you it's hard to judge the intent of someone but i think that if the intent is good usually i beli

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. >> harris: national correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. there was also talk of pressure getting involved. my first question to you would be how that would be, and why. >> what we are seeing, harris, is that russian troops are already moving into areas in russian-backed proxy areas are moving into areas, especially around the oil fields. we have just learned that u.s. warplanes have bombed an area, a base near the lafarge cement factory. it was a joint u.s.-french base that was in the aleppo area. they had packed up there, now u.s. warplanes had bombed that so as not to give the russians and russian-backed forces an opportunity to go into these u.s. bases like we saw yesterday. some of those propaganda videos that was shot and no space is that the u.s. had left behind. senior u.s. defense officials tell me that what we are witnessing right now is a deliberate phased withdrawal of u.s. troops out of syria. the u.s. military's collapse and control bases and was in syria and will pull back to one place from which they will be airlifted out. tr

♪ >>> this is "nightly business report" with sue herrera and bill griffin. >>> amazon'sarnings f forhe first time in more than two years as it ramp up spending on devery. >>> return to growth. intel's revenue is revving. outlookk better tha expected and it buying back billions in stocks. >>> the industrial conglomerate's outlook and explaining weakness in china. those stories and more tonigig on "nightly business report" for thursday, october 24th. >>> good evening, everyone and lcome. bill has the ening off. it was the busiest day of earning season and that's whe we begin tonight with la-day results from amazon. the company's earnings fell short of wall street expectationss its heavy investments cut into the profitability. they have been spending on one-day delivery to cloud business and advertising sales force as well. the good news is revenue grew at a healthy clip, but wasn't what analysts were looking for. josh whitman takes a closer look at amazon's quarter. >> reporter: good quarter, bad guide. that's how on lists are describing the latest earnings report, specifically of the