trace. >> trace: steve, i'm curious, you talk about what is going on on the ground. have you seen anything in your area as far as the tempo and the tone kind of changing because of this deal? >> it was really waiting on nervousness and fear, and some of the key towns along the border where people were afraid, we are going to get hit next. some of them fleeing. they have become ghost towns even before they were hit. keep in mind, the defense has sent 176,000 people on the kurdish side on the move. people running from the fighting, and they were afraid that it would happen again at this very moment, trace. >> trace: we reported earlier, steve, some of the u.s. troops that are moving into iraq, that they were not welcome there. is there a plan b and a strategy on what to do if the iraqis press the issue even further? >> i think the iraqi defense ministry was a little bit miffed about not being properly consulted or informed. it might be strong to say that they are not welcome. but certainly the iraqis saying that they cannot stay here indefinitely. u.s. officials saying

tracee: i.tracee:.n: griff jenkins joins us from washington as the president puts hunter biden on blast after resigning from a board position at a chinese company. >> reporter: it's going to be another week of intense impeachment inquiry again. house democrats will push ahead today with president trump's former top aide on russia. she will face scrutiny over whether there is a shadow policy against the ukraine. we're learning the whistleblower may not testify. listen. >> i should have been much more clear and i said so the minute it was brought to my attention that i was referring to the fact that when the whistleblower filed the complaint, we had not heard from the whistleblower, we wanted to bring the whistleblower in. i should have been more clear about that. >> reporter: house republicans are blasting the push for impeachment. listen to this. >> there should be a process. but instead, what adam schiff wants is to get the united states of america drunk on his favorite cocktail. there's three ingredie

i'm wear of that. >> trace: thanks, chris. >> thank you, trace. >> trace: this weekend on "fox news sunday," chris talks with mick mulvaney as fallout continues over his comments. he will also talk with democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg, mayor of south bend, indiana. that's this sunday on your local fox station. check your tv listings for the time in your area. a man accused of murdering a woman and recording it on camera apparently killed before. details on how officials tracked him down. first, hours after president trump announced a cease fire in syria, we're getting word of continuing fighting and shelling and videos showing smoke. what the president is now saying about how the agreement is holding up. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutio

here is trace >> trace: one syrian saying about u.s. troopsg america's running away. our nation's one-time ally. calling american troops treaters but leaving them to defend for themselves. police say he confessed to murdering college student molly tibbett. all of that evidence could now get tossed out on a technicali technicality. and with an accused killer walking free. medical mystery. some folks who went to a state fair suddenly sick. several are dead. health officials saying it's not something they eat but an invisible killer in the air. i am trace gallagher and the news starts now. the pentagon planning to keep some u.s. troops in northeastern syria to protect oilfields from isis terrorists and the kurdish military leader tells fox news turkey is continuing to attack in violation of a cease-fire. all this is hundreds of u.s. troops are making their way from syria into neighboring iraq after president trump order their withdrawal. the kurds, the main allies in the fight against isis, calling it a betrayal. kurdish professors pelting u.s. army vehicles with shoes,

trace. >> trace: jennifer griffin live in the pentagon, thank you. go back and look, you can see the president there again with the st. louis blues celebrating stanley cup victory. the president was talking about china and syria and heard mike pence say they will not tolerate going in after the kurds. president trump says he is imposing sanctions against turkey. what damage they might have. a lot up in the air. the president talked about china. if he goes into discussion about either of the subjects, we will dip back in. meantime, desperate housewives actress felicity huffman in the big house. according to her representative, huffman reported to prison in dublin, california, just outside of san francisco, this afternoon. she is set to serve two weeks behind bars for her role in the college admission scandal. huffman admitted paying $15,000 to rig her daughter's sat score. huffman apologized for her actions saying she feels deep regret and shame. a refund? apparently big trouble on this taco tuesday after a few customers at taco bell found more than s

trace. >> trace: for clarity come what rules do they say the prosecutor broke?gue that the prosecutor was unprofessional, providing information to a blogger with whom he was allegedly having a relationship, improperly question certain witnesses, implying that they had "feelings for arias," and courted publicity himself by posing for photographs outside the court and signing autograp autographs. a lawyer for the arizona attorney general's office dismissed those actions as irrelevant to the outcome of the case. >> the prosecutor may have done some things that violated rules occasionally. the intention of the prosecutor isn't relevant to whether the jury was prejudiced. >> that lawyer also argued that given that there was "overwhelming evidence of guilt," the best solution here might be to simply disbar or otherwise sanction the prosecutor rather than throw out the conviction of a killer. >> trace: jonathan hunt live in los angeles. thank you. juul announcing that it is suspending the sale of all nontobacco, nonmental flavored vape products in the u.s. this as the

the isis ideology at least in its original footprint is still here, trace. >> trace: benjamin, i know you are inside. did you get a chance to find out what countries these isis prisoners are from? >> yeah, we spoke to quite a few of them. in that prison alone, there were 50 different nationalities. we spoke to some russians, some moroccans, tunisians. in an englishman. there have also been french, belgian, americans and other prisoners. we asked this british man what he would say the families of those who'd suffered at the hands of isis. here's what he said. >> what can i say? it's not going to be enough. >> you are not sorry? >> of course i'm sorry for the ones that were oppressed. >> these prisoners offering complete denial that they were ever involved that the guards telling us they were very much guilty of crimes. they have evidence. nevertheless, many people feel these prisoners need to be sent out. they can't rest here. it's putting pressure on western nations, mainly on europe. i spoke more to this british jihadi. here's what he said. >> are experiences, it was a mistake. it wa

tracee: good morning, i'm tracee carrasco. in for lauren simonetti. take a look at how your money is moving object this monday. invelveinvestors are waiting one talk this morning as well as earnings reports. tracee: let's take a look at how asia is doing right now. you can gree see green arrows as the board, despite the brexit uncertainties. cheryl: it's the monday after for brexiteeres. the markets are barely in the green. the ftse, the cac and the dax eeking out gains, it's all about brexit. tracee: brexit in limbo, yet again. british prime minister boris johnson is expected to to push again for a vote on his brexit deal. he's planning to ask for a straight up and down vote on the deal today after he failed to security parliamentary approval over the weekend. cheryl: ashley webster is in london with the h the details. is boris johnson really in trouble. >> reporter: some would argue yes, others would say no. saturday was supposed to be a super saturday. it just never happened, never got to that vote. today he will try again. parliament will open up

tracee: goo.tracee:cheryl caso.ay the busiest day for earnings for the entire reporting season. we've got a slew of numbers coming out. before the bell we'll hear from twitter, southwest, american airlines. the s&p is up 2 and three quarters, nasdaq up almost 30. tracee: stocks in asia right now, mixed with the nikkei and hang seng pointing higher. cheryl: taking a look at europe, it's been a pretty decent week so far for european markets and they're watching u.s.-based earnings as well. the ftse, the cac and the dax are all in the green this morning. tracee: mark zuckerberg sounding a note of defiance. he was grilled by lawmakers as he defends his plan to he create a new cryptocurrency, libra, in a heated congressional testimony. cheryl: it raises a lot more concerns from lawmakers over the issue of libra. hilhillary vaughn is on capitol hill with all the details. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg survived over six hours of grilling from lawmakers on the house financial services committee yesterday. he showed up ready t

trace? interesting felicity huffman got two weeks and marjorie got three weeks. that seems to be the sentencing. >>> president trump meeting behind doors with congressional leaders after defending his decision to pull american troops from syria. why are we protecting syria's land? we will go live to the pentagon next. we're oscar mayer deli fresh and you may know us from... your very first sandwich, your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >>> fox news reporting, rolling on. police say they have two persons of interest in the kidnapping of a 3-year-old girl from a birthday party. are they any closer to finding leads? >>> caught on camera. the search for a woman accused of using a ch

>> dana: one thing you will know is that i know a lot about sports. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. their families at entrusted and assisted living facility to let care for their loved ones of the dementia patients couldn't fight back when they were forced to fight for sport. but first, fox news is now reporting that one of the biggest fears out of syria is now unfolding. islamic state fighters that are were locked up in prison or know what walking. american official telling us that turkey is intentionally selling those positions and that many isis fighters have escaped. this comes as fox news reports the pentagon is ramping up plans to get all american troops out of syria. president trump says, we are not abandoning the kurds but last week we announced the u.s. troops were pulling back from northeastern syria, leaving the american allied kurds vulnerable to turkey's attack and the turkish military attacks several days later. since 2014, they sought fought side-by-side against islamic state. but they have demanded a 20-mile buffer zone which is the reddish-brown area that you see at

tracee carrasco with the details, good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning.national body is facing the worst financial crisis in nearly 1 o 10 years, according a spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general. the organization saying unless actions are taken, operations could take a hit he globally including reduced travel and the ability to pay staffers. major power outage but this time on purpose. pg&e shutting off power to 800,000 california homes and businesses or about 2.4 million people, as a way to prevent wildfires. this is in the aftermath of last year's california camp fire that killed 86 people, a disaster caused by one of the company's faulty transmission lines. taking on student debt, financial services company fidelity announcing it's cutting fees on college savings plans as more and more americans struggle with paying off student loans. the price cuts are expected to save investors more than $4 million each year. and it looks like jeffrey the giraffe will be coming back this holiday season. true kids brands is teaming up with its rye l val, target

cheryl: tracee carrasco's got the story. big story yesterday, tracee. good morning.awsuit asked a u.s. district judge to block limit on how much people can deduct in state and local taxes. the provision effectively raised the tax burden on citizens of high tax states, new york, new jersey, connecticut and maryland brought the you suit in july 2018, claiming the tax deduction limit was a way for the trump administration to stick it to blue states. the judge ruled that the limit was legal. a california tour guide is charged with passing u.s. secrets to the chinese government. the doj releasing surveillance video showing the man making a cash dropoff in a georgia hotel room. an fbi double agent would then take the money and leave a memory card with fake u.s. he secrets. the suspect, a naturalized american citizen, would take it to his handlers in china. he faces up to 10 years behind bars if convicted. hamburgers are on the breakfast menu, what a burger is debuting the breakfast burger. it comes with bacon, eggs and hash browns. it is available for a limited time and wi

lauren: tracee carrasco has the details. hi, tracee.ation's top diplomat meeting with several leaders of the catholic church while on a tour of europe. the visit with pope francis has been on pompeo's official calendar for weeks and comes amid the whistleblower controversy in washington. overnight, north korea declares its ballistic missile test a success. leaders say the missile traveled nearly 300 miles and could be launched from a submarine. part of the missile landing in japan's exclusive economic zone. the launch has been condemned by u.s. and world leaders, saying it violates a u.n. resolution. tomorrow the u.s. and north korea are scheduled to continue denuclearization talks ending months of stalemates. the cdc will release new numbers connected to the nationwide vaping outbreak. as of now, there are more than 800 cases of confirmed and probable cases of vaping related illnesses. researchers say toxic chemical burns were found in 17 patients. they say the burns resemble injuries from mustard gas during world war i. 16 people have

so -- have you, tracee? tracee: i have not. more coming up next. thank you, new york city. for another decision. l coming up next, the washington nationals are forcing a decisive game seven for the world series. jillian mele was there for all the action. what do you have coming up. >> reporter: i also never had it, by the way. we are going to a game seven here in houston. we're going to give you all the highlights and introduce you to -- he is now known as the bud light guy, coming up in just a few minutes. stay with us. ♪ can't get enough. ♪ for farmers here, this is our life's work. but when a recall happens, perfectly good food goes to waste. now, we've got away around that. looks good. we're on target. blockchain on the ibm cloud helps pinpoint a problem anywhere from farm to shelf. it's used by some of the biggest retailers everywhere. a nice wedge. so more food ends up on your table, is that daddy's lettuce? yeah. and less food goes to waste. ♪ ♪ whether you're aor here on a wifi hotspot.. xfinity mobile has more coverage

lauren: tracee carrasco with the details. tracee: tulsa wants to pay you $10,000 to live there.he city's workforce, the city is looking for people who can work remotely from anywhere and are willing to relocate to tulsa. 10,000 people have already applied and 100 have been selected. uber is now letting your pets join the ride. the company is letting passengers bring along a furry friend to reduce cancellations. pets are one of the drivers' biggest complaints. the new program will be available in select cities starting october 16th. and arrest by' -- arby's is hammering home the fact that it has the meats. it is breaking out meat oktoberfest. the promotion kicks off tomorrow. look at that. you could wear that outfit. cheryl: i'm good. thanks, tracee. let's take a look at futures this morning. it's been a wild ride for your money overnight. but now we're calm. we've got cpi coming out today, that could change things. the dow right now is down by 46, s&p down 4 and a quarter, nasdaq down 11 and three quarters. still ahead, if we have learned anything from facebook it's that you hav

tracee: she's a good sport. lauren: tracee, thank you so much. cheryl: careful.lf coast. folks from louisiana to central florida are bracing for heavy rain and wind. cheryl: senior meteorologist janice dean has been tracking the path ands is here with the latest. good morning. janice: we think this will be named, either a tropical system or a subtrope l call sitropical, regardless of whether it becomes nester we will feel the effects of the storm system along the gulf coast to the southeast. it is a potential tropical system. i think it will be named today. it will be a quick-mover. it's going to bring the potential for heavy rainfall, gusty winds, storm surge as well as severe weather across portions of the southeast, up towards the mid-atlantic. it will be a quick-mover. it will be out of here by this weekend, making a potential land landfall sometime overnight into the southeast. not a huge deal and actually it's going to help the drought situation here but i don't want people to be caught offguard so we will watch this system as it moves inland over the next

cheryl: tracee carrasco has details on that. tracee: good morning.ean delegation arriving in sweden for denuclearization talks with the u.s. the two countries are holding preliminary discussions today ahead of a formal meeting tomorrow. this marks the first time working level talks have resumed since president trump and north he korea's kim jong un met at the dmz in june. the meeting comes days after north korea test fired a ballistic missile. two years after the mass shooting a a a country music festival in las vegas, mgm resorts reaches a financial settlement with the victims. the total settlement amount could go as high as $800 million, the third largest victims compensation fund in history. 58 people were killed and many more wounded outside of mgm's resort, mandalay bay casino in what is the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. hewlett-packard's incoming ceo is shrinking the company. they could eliminate 7,000 to 9,000 jobs over the next three years, representing 16% of the workforce. the company says the cuts will save about $1 b

lauren: tracee carrasco is here with what they'll talk about. good morning, tracee.ood morning. the president will host the finnish president later this afternoon. they're expected to discuss ways to improve 5g options to huawei technologies. washington has led a campaign to convince allies to ban huawei from their 5g network, accusing the company of spying for beijing. huawei has denied the allegations and also on the agenda will be russian and chinese ambitions in the arctic. officials in los angeles are pressuring california governor gavin newsom to declare a state of emergency over the city's homeless crisis. supporters say it would suspend or streamline the regulatory hurdles the that often slow down shelter and housing development. as estimated 27,000 people in the city live outdoors in tents, cars, or lean-to's. hashed varharvard university cae its admission process. a federal judge said it doesn't discriminate against asian american applicants. a group sued the university arguing the school was admitted members of underrepresented ethnic groups at the expense

tracee carrasco has the details.s agent is accused of stealing multiple people's identities and racking up nearly $70,000 worth of charges in their names. he allegedly used the names, addresses, dates of birth, social security to open credit cards and go on vacations and shopping sprees over two years many it is unclea unhow the empe got the personal information. dyson is shutting down plans to make an electric car. they've been working on plans for the last four years and claims to have developed a fantastic car but couldn't find a way to make the vehicle commercially viable. most of the employees working on the project are expected to be absorbed into dyson's home division. boeing and porsche are partnering up to make an electric flying vehicle. earlier this year boeing tested an aerial car that could fit four people and fly up to 50 miles. porsche saying it wants to become a leading brand for premium mobility which could move into the third dimension of travel. and nestl nestle is unveiling vn cheese as well as ve

lauren: tracee carrasco here now with the details. good morning, tracee. open doors from a home when he fatally shot atatiana jefferson through her window. it happened when she was playing video games in the home. dean has been charged with murder and he is out on bail. federal prosecutors are looking into president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani's dealings with the ukraine, that's according to the wall street journal. the investigation includes giuliani's finances, meetings and work he did there. this as witnesses are being questioned about an alleged conspiracy involving two of giuliani's business associates. giuliani has denied any wrongdoing. more layoffs at uber. the ride sharing company letting go of 350 employees from a number of departments, including uber eats and a autonomous vehicles. this is the latest in a string of staff reductions at the company since the ill-fated ipo in may. two iconic brands coming together, the results, a coca-cola flavored tictac. the limited edition mint will be available in the next few months and over 70 co

b1 trace gallagher.remember that senior trump administration official wrote the anonymous op-ed that the media went nuts over for the fake news "new york times," well, the cowardly anti-trump or is writing a book and by the way, nobody knows who it is. they will go nuts with that. he with reaction, the author of a real book, "the new york times" best seller, exonerated, fox news contributor, dan bongino. fox news correspondent allies, geraldo rivera. let's just look at this whole mess. you know there would be a double standard. you know if it was a conflicted republican running this impeachment witch hunt behind closed doors, needing minders for republicans even look a at e transcript, this is not -- you followed impeachment of clinton. newt gingrich did not do this to clinton. >> and nixon. and nixon. i remember how long had been around. no, the president is clearly being denied his constitutional due process. it is a kangaroo court. you know, instead of the president using racially charged analogies, h

lauren: tracee carrasco here with those details. hi, tracee.ntative cummings will be given the rare honor of lying in state this thursday in statutory hall of the capital. a public viewing has been scheduled for tomorrow at morgan state university in baltimore. cummings died last thursday at the age of 68 after complications from long-standing health problems. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu fails to form a government, plunging the government into political uncertainty. now his centrist rifle, benny ganz will try with his blue and white party. he was given a deadline of 28 days. if he fails, israel could hold an unprecedented third election. ups will start delivering prescription drugs to homes using drones. it's teaming up with cvs. the service will day due in one or -- debut in one or two cities in the coming weeks. it will deliver medical supplies to hospital campuses in utah. they are trying to keep up with fed ex which last week delivered a package to a home in virginia using that practice. macies' announced they will stop sellin

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tracee carrasco has the details. good morning. tracee: good morning.eliminate roughly 500 jobs by the end of the year. the cuts could range from ten to 15% of the workforce. the e-cigarette company is bracing for a proposed ban on flavors that make up more than 80% of its u.s. sales. forget potholes, a large sinkhole opened up in downtown pittsburgh and l swallowed up part of a bus. it happened during the height of the morning rush hour. look at that. luckily, only two people were on the bus at the time, the driver and a passenger. the lone passenger was treated for a minor injury. and look at this. video from a ring doorbell camera shows a violent crash in westchester, pennsylvania. state troopers say they started chasing the vehicle after the driver blew through a stop sign. they watched him crash into several parked cars. the driver was arrested. and humans aren't the only ones getting into the halloween spirit. take a look a this squirrel who had some fun with a mini jack owjack-o'-lantern. a wildlife photographer snapping incredible images of the

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. >> tracee carrasco has details a lot of unrest there tracee.d morning. >> good morning, the white house says it is clearing way for turkish troops to invade syria. the the move comes a president trump and turkey president reach a deal deciding turkey will take all captured isis fighters into custody. president trump says the u.s. will not hold the fight percent calling it a great cost to american taxpayers. u.s. backed syrian force saying turkish invasion could lead to return of isis. >> denuclearization talks between north korea and u.s. seem to have hit another setback this weekend. the u.s. state department said it presented create live ideas during meetings on saturday and ready to continue talks in two weeks but north korea said u.s. needs to take substantial steps towards pyongyang position or diplomacy may come to anened. major job cuts to hsbs and cut 10,000 jobs mostly in europe that move to reduce cost according to the financial times. the bank has had double digit returns in parts of asia but it is not in -- as successful in europe.

tracee carrasco with the details.will begin helping turkey clear kurdish fighters from the turkey, syria border. president putin and president erdogan striking a deal, extending a cease fire brokered by the u.s. last week. the two nations set to force the kurds some 20 miles south of the syrian border over the next six days. it's unclear if kurdish fighters will agree to the demands. the pharmaceutical company biogen is reversing course, deciding to seek fda approval for its experimental alzheimer's drugs. a second look showed the drug may be effective at higher doses. shares of biogen soared almost 30% on the news. nike is getting new leadership. mark parker is stepping aside as chief executive. he will be replaced by john donohue. currently he's the chairman of pay pal. parker will be the executive chairman. this comes hours after another sports brand ceo stepped down, kevin plank of underarmor. plank's wealth jumped by $89 million as shares in under armour rose after the announcement. and chipotle is running out of

tracee carrasco, you have the details. good morning. tracee: yes, that's right.ir flu shots this year. a severe flu season in australia raising concerns among public health officials. california has already seen several flu related deaths. american eagle outfitters is getting ready for the holidays but with fewer workers. it plans to hire 10,000 part-time seasonal employees, less than half the number from of last year. the store had recently warned profits for the current quarter will be below analyst estimates. and kellogg's is getting into the spirit. it's created a new cereal called all together to support the activist glad. the cereal is a mix of frosted flakes, fruit loops, raisin bran and corn flakes all in one box. it's available at kellogg's new york cafe. and that's what's happening now. lauren: brilliant idea. tracee, thank you. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up this morning. they are tracking your every move, from the devices at your home, to satellites in space. what you need to know to protect yourself, that's coming up on "fbn: a.m.." we trust us

intelligence chiefs trace the accounts to the internet research agency that's a russian organization widely believed to be directed by the kremlin it echoes filings of the mother report which led to the indictment of twal russian nationals linked to the internet research agency roslyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . the report from the senate intelligence committee is part 2 of its investigation into illegal foreign interference in the 2016 presidential election as many people already know it was the internet research agency run by a man with very close ties to the kremlin that was behind the massive social media manipulation that was designed one to destroy political support for hillary clinton the democratic nominee to to build political support for donald trump the republican nominee who is now the us president and 3 something that many people did not know before now to want to destroy the reputations of those republicans running against mr trump including the u.s. senators ted cruz and marco rubio and so the senate intelligence committee is calling on the general public on

trace gallagher joins us, trace. >> hi, tucker because i think all that lasted 8 minutes, he tweetedust a portion of the column to show what he called democratic hypocrisy when it comes to asking foreign countries for political dirt. two people known posing and telling adam shift that they have new pictures of president trump from when he came to russia in 2013. for the miss universe pageant. the dj claimed that they had a weird russian model and singer and a russian journalist talking about the photos. a congressman shift appeared to bite. >> so, if recordings of both these people where they're discussing the material a congressman scappeared to on this dish mr. trust? >> we would welcome a chance to get copies of the recordings. >> it certainly appeared that adam schiff was eager to get to get the recordings, the printers trying to get that damaging material. as congressman points out, it appears shift now has a different view of foreign healt. >> it's illegal and improper and a violation of oath and in violation of his duty to defend the elections and our constitution. the preside

most areas picking up trace amounts.the north bay could be on top, maybe a tenth of an inch of rain. rainfall forecast, we'll put this into motion. you can't see the significant rainfall up here near the california, oregon border. backed off to .01. south of this point, we're just thinking maybe trace amounts, or it could possibly be dry in the south bay, especially closer to morgan hill, and gilroy. here's the system itself. the clouds streaming into the bay area over the past few hours. you'll notice, the organized rain is up here. this is the southern oregon rainfall report. look at this. about two inches of rain. this is near brookings, oregon. the real rainfall is up there. it will be a different story by the time that front slowly drifts closer to the bay area. right now, it is dry, but it is also cloudy. current numbers, santa rosa, 69. we have san francisco, 59. lower 70s toward concord, and fairfield. temperatures have been trending down, cooling off, and that pattern will continue we're thinking as we head into

what i am doing with here we are is tracing -- i put together a puzzle. my motivation for writing the book was to understand how is it that my father, the man who i did not really like when i was growing up, he was old world and worked seven days a week and then came home and sat in the corner and smoked his cigarettes and i only ever heard when my skirt was too short term i sure was too tight and he was so worried about the size of my mouth. he would never have imagined this to become an asset of the profession. i did not like that. he was a stranger and sometimes we were antagonistic. how is it that man ended up becoming my very best friend in life. that is really what i'm tracing in this memoir, it happens in the context of the case that destroyed his life. it is not a pure bright story, it's like the ones overlying while the process i got to know my father. i got to see him clearly in my father gave me a working definition of d love. you're asking what i would tell my 15-year-old self, there's no question more important in this world than the nature,

trace gallagher has more on the story., trace. >> she filed for divorce on friday, 37th birthday emma and our to split the marital assets. pretty basic stuff. court papers say rep is a native omar said the marriage had an irretrievable breakdown, unclear if that breakdown involved adc consultant name to my neck who she was allegedly having an affair, the 90 affair curious considering his estranged wife said by publicly introducing the boy to omar who, "at that time garnered a plethora of media attention along with death threats, one rising to the level of arresting the known would be assassin that same week." says the affair began while her husband was working for ilhan omar's campaign and now conservative watchdog groups have filed complaints with the federal election commission because omar's campaign reportedly paid ten him for fund-raising, crowd expenses. question if those funds were used to pursue the affair. ilhan omar married back in 2002, they separated 2008 and legally married last year. omar as you said accused

>> shannon: a lot to untangle peered all right, trace, thank you.s now to discuss the origins probe and the latest on ukraine from a congressman, author of the new book "polygraph," jason chaffetz, and former deputy assistant attorney general, harry litman. so many threads, let's start with joseph mifsud character. vaux said this about the way mueller portrayed him, in his report, special counsel noted that mifsud had connections to russia and maintain various contacts, including ties to someone who worked with the kremlin-like hacking group that infiltrated the dnc network. devin nunes, ranking republican on house intelligence, said this back in may. >> is it even possible that mifsud, professor mifsud is -- he trained fbi officials, so that is what we're trying to get to the bottom of, who is this joseph mifsud character? he seems to have a lot of connections with a lot of people that christopher steele and others that were involved in the early stages and people who wrote the infamous dossier. >> shannon: who is this guy? >> as devin nunes pointe

thanks, trace. good to see you. we are back tomorrow. 8:00 p.m. sean hannity right now. >> sean: tucker, great show. welcome to hannity. buckle up, we are going to put buckle up, we are going to put!! this all in perspective. many of you might be worried about the ongoing political tornadoes and hurricanes out of the swamp in washington. the mob and our corrupt media. by the way, you should be. it's repulsive what they are doing again after three years of lies and conspiracy theories. i can't tell you how it's all going to play out. and likely may be the go-ahead and impeach president trump over nothing. bill clinton had 11 felonies in the ken starr report, nothing here. we will see. i can tell you this with confidence, i can tell you how this is going to end and it's going to end with the reelection of donald trump and in part we are going to be able to thank them for what they did and their stupidity and their lack of concern for you, we the american people, and i can see the republicans taking back the house, i could see republicans increasing

two our news correspondent trace gallagher sets up the story.race. >> the impeachment history has not helped the relationship between how speaker pelosi and president trump, they talked about the decision to pull troops out of syria was destined to get contentious. it did. each accused melting down. "nervous nancy's unhinged one of meltdown," and nancy pelosi used this as her cover photo on twitter. today, at the democratic national committee leadership forum pelosi said this again. >> sen. warren: at the beginning of our country, thomas paine said "this is a dark day for the revelation. the times have found us." we think the times has found us now. >> trace: i say again because it's he cited the same thomas paine, the same phrase repeatedly for the past couple months including the day that she announced to the inquiry. the revolutionary war era author keeps coming up, because apparently, pelosi is suggesting democrats are fighting reestablish our democracy or something. >> tucker: thank you. senator john kennedy is a republican representing the

tracee carrasco has that story. star wars mania with a slick new airplane decked out with images from movies. the repainted boeing 737 800 will take flight in november, ahead of star wars, the rise of skywalker, which hits theaters in december. the collaboration receiving mixed responses on twitter, with some star wars fans calling the promotion nonsense. we told you about the haunted house in tennessee that requires participants to clear a background check, pass physical and mental exams and sign a 40 page waiver. there's a petition to shut down the attraction with more than 63,000 signatures. chainsaw.org starting the appeal online urging the governor and senate to close the spooky site for good. the owner of the attraction says it's all just entertainment. meanwhile, trick or treaters may to be on alert tonight. children are more than twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on halloween than on any other day of the year. they say drivers are more distracted because of all the activity around them. one city

trace gallagher, thank you for that.onstitutional law attorney on the advisory board of the trump 2020 campaign. thank you for coming on. you're an attorney. you're an expert on standards. it seems a little confusing for adam schiff to say it's illegal and immoral to solicit dirt from a foreign citizen and then to look at that tape or he does exactly that and feel no embarrassment. speaker of the democrats didn't have double standards they wouldn't have any standards at all. for adam schiff to be saying one thing and then turning it around, it proves the democratic party is not actually interested in the rule of law. they're interested merely in making up their laws and rules as they go. even with impeachment, and if you look at the testimony that was given at the congressional hearing last week, adam schiff tried, and played all of those terms just their ownho standard. and try to say -- and mcguire did such a great job just cutting through all that. and saying no, this is the legal standard not the manipulated definiti

what i'm doing in here we are is i'm tracing a kind of -- i'm putting together a puzzle, my motivationfor writing the book was to understand how is it that my father, the man who i didn't really like when i was growing up, he was old world and worked 7 days a week. i only ever heard from him to say that shirt is too short and too tight and he was so word about the size of my mouth, he would never imagine that that would become an asset in the country as profession. i didn't like that, he was a stranger and sometimes antagonistic and how is it that that man became my very best friend in life. that's really what i'm tracing in this memoir, it happens in the context of the case that destroyed his life, it's not a pure right story, it's kind of like the one silver lining, well, in the process of fighting i got to know my father, i got to see him clearly, my father gave me a working definition of love, okay. you're asking what i would tell my 15-year-old self, what is love and how do you live it? it is what we exist for as human beings and the experience with my father, when he first got in

trace gallagher is on the case for us tonight, hey, trace. >> hig hi, shannon. a copy of rudy giuliani's notes back in january with during his interview -- remember, he is at the center of the ukraine controversy, the man joe biden bragged on camera about helping to get fired. according to giuliani, viktor shokin claims he was told to back off the investigation of burisma, the natural gas firm linked to hunter biden. and giuliani claims shokin was told that biden had held up u.s. aid to ukraine over the investigation. here's giuliani tonight on "hannity." watch. >> viktor shokin has told me he is more than willing to come to america and testify before congress and point the finger at joe biden and his son. and basically support what the president said today, they are corrupt as sin. >> today, details of giuliani's interview with shokin were handed over to congress by the state department inspector general. the state department has had the documents since may. our chief white house correspondent john roberts says giuliani told him that he gave the document to the

trace gallagher has the very latest from our new york newsroom tonight. trace?ongressman katie hill is clearly viewed as a rising star of the parties new progressive wing and was quickly brought into the party leadership, then news broke about her being in a so-called throuple, a relationship withh her now-estranged husband, kenny, and her 22-year-old unidentified female staffer. supporters say it was between consenting adults but now a redn state has obtained text messages between the female staffer and the other who appeared to call into question the power structure of the couple and how the relationship was abusive writing chemical, it was a dark time and you treated me really poorly but i also stayed, which i also have to own. in response, hill's estranged husband writes, quote, "don't take full responsibility for staying with people that are abusing you. that is basically victim blaming and none of it was your fault." the staffer also said she wasno afraid he could push back against katie hill for fear of losing her partner and her job. he also claims katie

>> dana: one thing you will know is that i know a lot about sports. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher.s at entrusted and assisted living facility to let care for their loved ones of the dementia patients couldn't fight back when they were forced to fight for sport. but first, fox news is now reporting that one of the biggest fears out of syria is now unfolding. islamic state fighters that are were locked up in prison or know what walking. american

trace? >> shannon, over the last several months we learned attorney general bill barth is very hard to push off course. he's been subpoenaed by democrats, held in contempt, even threatened with criminal sanctions and yet none of that stopped him from assigning the u.s. attorney in connecticut, john durham, from investigating the origins of the trump-russia probe. now we know the attorney general is trying to help jerome by leaning on president trump. in fact, the doj released a statement that reads in part, quoting, attorney general barr's request, the president has talked to other countries to introduce them to appropriate officials." today's "new york times" headlines that reads, "trump pushes australian leader to help barr investigate the origin" is not breaking news considering on may 24th from a president trump set on the south lawn, that he wanted bill barr to look at everything, including australia, ukraine, and the u.k. the president also said this. watch. >> he is going to look at a