that is tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. lots of good stuff especially with the news we have today of the isis terror leader being killed by u.s. special force. we want to thank special tucker carlson. have a great easter. watching you on "fox & friends." >> thank you. >> thank you, dagen, julie and megan. we'll be back here on monday. "happening now" now.

and right in new york city and the victims in tuesday's terror attacks and we are are hearing from americans that survived, 19-year-old mason wells who was

also watching the boston marathon and felt the ground shake. this is how he described the attack. >> i was kfor all of it and several showers following. the first blast over to my right and i was back in the check in line in delta and the blast was loud. it lifted my body a little bit. and i remember feeling a lot of hot and cold feelings on the right side of my body. i was covered in a fair amount of blood and not necessarily mine. i remember seeing fire in front of my face and fire on the ground. and we were really close. i feel lucky to escape with what i did. >> what a story. and a couple of experiences.

boston marathon and brussels. mason is expected to make a full recover. >> officials with the belgium nuclear agency they are denying access of the staff to the nuclear plants over fears that those facilities could become targets. jennifer is live in brussels with fox news senior foreign affairs. we'll go to jennifer with the latest on that, jennifer? >> reporter: abbey, what is notable about the u.s. military operation, it was planned and executed in the wake of the brussel's attack and carried out by elite special operators. carter announced that the u.s. military killed the number two leader in isis right hand in al- baghdadi. it was in a raid thursday morning. >> leaders can be replaced, but

these leaders have been around for a long time. they are senior. they are experienced. and so eliminating them is an important objective and achieves an important result. >> reporter: the target was the iraqi who joined al-qaeda in 2004 and released from the iraqi prison in 2012 shortly after all u.s. forces left iraq. he was withith the leader in mosul and had a $7 million bounty on his head. the u.s. treasury department designated him as a terrorist. >> there will be an increase in the forces in iraq. but that decision hasn't been made. >> reporter: secretary carter confirm it something that we reported.

omar the chechan was killed on march 4th. and a third leader who was responsible according to the pentagon for paying isis foreign fighters. >> jennifer griffin, live for us in the pentagon. thank you. >> belgium is awakened to terrorist in their midst. raids are still going on in that country. greg is covering that for you. >> reporter: jon, the capital of europe became a war zone. neighborhoods in brussels rattled with the shots fired and explosions and dozens of police panning and sweeping through the area all tied to a terror raid yesterday near paris. they broke up an attack plot in that country. this is tied to the the attacks

here on tuesday. the grim word confirmed from the state department that two americans were among the 31 dead. they are not yet identified and could have been possibly at the airport. isis exclaimed responsibility for it all. secretary of state kerry is in town and sat down and i pressed him on whether the obama administration needs to step up its game against iowa sis. >> reporter: don't we need to pick up our pace? >> we are picking up our pace p. the president put special forces on the ground in syria. we are more engaged and doing more things than we were before. >> reporter: i touched on criticism among some of president obama's activities this week down under, while the terror was going on every here. take a listen. >> reporter: the optices of

president obama being in cuba in a baseball and a tango in argentina while this is going on. >> the president every day is making decisions with respect to life-and-death and this war. he has to continue to be president of the united states. >> reporter: the increasing violence that we are seeing here in europe and united states and elsewhere tied to isis is because of the pressure that the united states is putting on the terrorist organization. >> greg, thank you. moving to the campaign trail, hostilities is escalating with ted cruz and donald trump in a brand new battle over their wives. carl, to say that the battle has gotten personal and ugly may be

an understatement. >> reporter: it goes back to the the mistake of donald trump when he blamed the cruz campaign for an independent super pac that put p up his wife in the ad, and the trump campaign, mr. trump accused cruz of putting the adout. it was not cruz campaign that did that and cruz warned him to not mess with his wife. inosh kosh, wisconsin. cruz was ask withed about the latest edition of the national enquirer magazine in which there are said affairs. ted cruz called the article garbage and blamed it on donald trump and his "everyonemen".

on hench men. he said stone has been forwarding out the national enquirer article and spreading the word about p cruz. cruz said flat out in the last couple of minutes, that he thinks that the trump campaign is behind and coming one day after trump put out a tweet on twitter saying he would come after ted cruz' wife if ted cruz didn't leave melania alone. cruz said he's not responsible and trump said you did know about it and you did. and now the national enquirer article with allegations of inte dellity. he said the publisher of national enquirer is a close friend of donald trump.

bringing in spouses and infell dellity. >> it is unbelievable that politics came to this. thank you. tomorrow democrats gearing up for the caucuses. bernie sanders is looking for wins out west to help him catch up to hillary clinton. democratic insiders are warning clinton not the to take sanders' campaign lightly. clinton's only reference to it the race of bernie sanders was to mention the victory in arizona. and even as hillary pivot ones to the general election, clinton caution clinton not to turn her back on the sanders campaign too soon. young voters are important. and clinton risks alienating

them if she acts like the race is over. we'll talk about it with david drubbinger, with the washington examiner. is hillary clinton ignoring bernie sanders at her own peril. >> she's not ignoring, but shifted her policy to the left. not all of it. and she's trying to moderate what sanders is offering. she went a lot further to embrace socialistic view of american politics and what he thinks that the government should do for the public. she is running a hard well organized race and tries to compete with him. so, what she's trying to do is create an air of inevitably. but she hasn't backed down from the race with sanders f. she took him for granted, that would be a problem. but that is not happening.

>> what about the notion of young people that support sanders. and they do. they support sanders more than they do hillary clinton? if they don't want her ignoring him, how will that affect her in the polls? if he doesn't get the nomination, will the young people stay home? >> sort of depends, if hillary clinton attacks bern sanders too aggressively she runs the risk of turning the supporters against her. she's not attacking him enough and paying too much attention and that will make him angry. and what you want to do in this case is try to not, if you will push them away by being too aggressive and too many in attacking bernie sanders and hope to get young voters on the fact, and according to the data

we have seen be too happy. she will not get the young voters like barak obama did. she could say i am -- i am better than the other guy that is running. >> in this political year, people might make that mistake. and what about the e-mail server, that is an issue that is dogging here and if there are more revelations from the fbi investigation or perhaps something forth coming from the justice department, it could trip her up? >> this is what i think is hillary clinton's biggest opponent. herself. the e-mail scandal is hanging out over her like the black cloud. until the justice department does or doesn't indict it is it a potential problem for her. that is the only thing that

stands between her and the nomination. not bernie sanders. if you look at the delegate count and she's paying more time to donald trump who is the most likely republican nominee at this point. and when you look at the what gets in her way, herself. we will not know about this until there is some resolution. david drucker, thank you. >> u.s. operation take the number two isis leader out. what it means to keep america safe. >> streets become parking lots after powerful rain in colorado. and the state could get for snow in weekend. >> what do we do next? can we get it fixed? we have over 15,000 activities

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>> a fox extroem weather alert. more snow on the way to colorado. two feet of snow cancelled more than a thousand flights. two people were reportedly killed when their van spun out on of control. and in kansas, weather conditions could make it harder for crews to battle the wild fire. wind gusts expected to reach 130 miles per hour. and it sparked scenes like this. and it was not just flooding. some people left without power. for more on on the forecast, we'll get to rick. >> reporter: jon, that is part of the one storm system. you are thinking it is spring. but if you are in colorado this is a nowy month and there is

skiing going on. and minnesota, wisconsin, and south dakota and wisconsin and colorado and iowa. this is the snowy side going to capped daand rain in florida. we'll see more scenes of localized flowing. this snow will get out of here and transition in to rain before it finally clears the east coast completely. we have winter storm warnings in maine. not major threat. and tomorrow not a major threat. we'll have a few little spots where we could see maybe strong winds and isolated strong storm. right here in parts of the midmississippi river valley, threat for severe weather. and see a threat of a tornado or two. it is going to be soggy easter

for you unfortunately. and fire damage continue. that is for dry and windy conditions in texas and kansas and oklahoma. and the next system is getting going. we'll see more snow in colorado. this time it is southeastern colorado and pandhandle of texas and oklahoma getting snow. and this is through tomorrow morning and in nebraska and a lot of the spots that have snow. we have winter storm watches with parts of colorado and new mexico. southeast, we thought el ninowould bring rain to southern cal ripkin. it didn't happen. that will be a problem with drought this summer. little bit of flooding.

and temperature wise there is sign of a batch of cold air coming in from the great lakes. >> blizzard and wildfires. unbelievable weather. >> coming up. an entire town forced to it evacuate after a freight train slammed in a propane truck and caused a massive explosion. and major takedown in isis. u.s. special forces killed the second in command. what it means next. >> the momentum of the campaign is clearly on our side. the united states military will work intensively with the coalition partners to build on this progress. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement

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>> just in. hundreds of people in a small town received okay to go back to their homes. a freight train crashed in a propane truck. the truck was carrying 10000 gallons of propene. authorities say two crew members were hurt but not life threatening. authorities hope to let the resident back in their homes sometime later this afternoon. >> we are systemally eliminating isis' cabinet. the u.s. military killed several terrorist this week. including iman who was a leader serving as finan minister and responsible for external affairs.

>> that was secretary of defense ash carter announcing that the isis' number two in channed was killed by u.s. special forces in the raid in syria. it was prompted by the terror attacks in brussels where three people were arrested today. police are searching for two suspects and the isis cell in brussels might have been trying to obtain a dirty woem and conducting experiments at a nuclear scientist. some worker ares were sent home over fears that the facilities could be targeted by the terrorist. jeff, thank you for being with us today. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> the frightening news of potentially terrorist trying to get their hands on nuclear material, maybe to create a dirty bomb. what is your reaction and for those who are not familiar with

what they would use it for. >> the concept of a dirty bomb has been around for a long time. and it is not the a nuclear device. it is it a standard bomb and tra degreesal type of explosive device. but it has nuclear material and radio active material. and that would create cloud and danger for the radioactive fallout. and there is a misconception about that. the greater danger in a device like that is probably from the explosion and not from the exposure from the radio logical weapon. it would be minut depend ping on what is in there. the public may fear the dirty bomb being a tremendous danger. but in reality probably not as bad as a explosive device. it seems like isis is one step

ahead of us. the terrorist were on watch list and the president of turkey warned about one of them dangerous and he was let go by belgian authorities and blew himself up in the airport attack. in your opinion is isis winning? >> i am not one to it criticize. they said in this case they made mistakings. if isis is ahead of us, we can't let them be ahead. they knew they had a terrorist on their hands. he is have been under surveillance or in custody and maybe the attacks would have been thwarted. if woo let them be one step ahead of us, we don't do it for a law enforcement lapse which appeared what happened here on its face value. >> you are a former fbi official

but are you putting too much pressure on authorities. or do we have to accept the reality that things will happen. ni don't think you can stop every terrorist attack. you can do a lot to prevent most of them from happening and that comes from intelligence gathering and sharing information between law enforcement agencies and countries and things can slip through the attacks as seen here in brussels and the possibility of events occurring goes up. >> what more can we do at home. we think of it potentially happening here in the united states. isis wants us to live in fear and not board a train or plane or travel to somewhere else. is there anything more to do to feel secure or are we doing everything we possibly can? >> i flew on the airport the day

of the brussel's attack here in the united states. could the same thing happen here as in the airport? >> the questions are asked in a transportation facility. can we protect the perimeter. we are protecting the perimeter. but what about the sporting events? it can never be totally secure. we move out of the perimeter we'll have unsecured areas there. and from a law enforcement perspective concentrate on intelligence and home grown terrorist and people radicalized and try to prevent them from undertaking the acts and counting on the public to report suspicious activities and vehicles and persons and packages and maybe they can help save lives as well. >> it is a different world we live in, jeff lanza, thank you for helping us understand it.

>> a programming note. watching the war on isis. that is right here on the fox news channel. the republican so- called establishment growing concerned about the candidacy of donald trump. he might be seen as the republican's party obama care. a liability with many voters. we debate fair and balanced. new details in the investigation of hillary clinton's handling of state department e-mails and the secretary did not attend the cyber briefing set up for her, but was that absence on purpose? with hydrogenated oil...

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>> a new report out in the washington post compared the 2016 presidential race to the 2014 mid- term elections by compare ping donald trump to obama care. many law makers are trying to distance themselves from the party front runner especially vulnerable ones in swing states. the democrats did that in the past two election cycles trying to distance them from the contraversial law. the democrats lost 15 senate societies and could the same

thing happen if trump is the nom no. here to debate it is our consultants. if this theory is true, the worry lies among your party, how do you see it? >> i think that that article, they made an attempt to say that obama care which did cause a number ofrs to lose their races. but a number of those members embraced obama care and supported and advocated for it. in this case, you have republicans and tea party members coalescing against donald trump. in many the eyes of many republican he is not republican but brand donald trump. so, i don't think the comparison is valid. it is flawed in its premise.

you have folks coalescing against him. they have not embraced him if you will. >> garland, it sounds like many voters will not tie donald trump to the the republicans if he gets the nochlination, how dew see it? >> that is correct to some extent. the question is for a republican candidate, how do they endear themselves to the base? let's face it. donald trump is popular with the the base. i would argue the democrats in kentucky and what happened there, they ran away from a popular president with his signature plan, they dampened the base. and didn't endear themselves to the base. so the question is, is it possible for a republican candidate to fence sit and will not associate myself with the donald trump base.

but i will not associate it with the negative policy. it is a tough road ahead for them. >> there are not many well known republican officials who came out and embraced donald trump. jeff sessions was the first sitting senator to coso? >> a number of them feel his rhetoric is unconventionial at this point. i want to make a point here, but saying republican candidates in the senate would be able to distance themselves from donald trump scientificly like mark kirk from my home state of illinois. mitch mcconnell gave the blessing to do so, you can run against donald trump. and so it would be possible to distance themselves from donald trump. and there hasn't been a number of candidates that came out and embraced them if you will.

and i don't believe unless there is a turn around, there will be a number of republicans in the tough races that will come out and embrace him. >> there is an article in the hill today, garland, under the title "trump facing daunting gender gap. ". this was taken before the spat with rival ted cruz over his wife. 73 percent of the registered female voters had an unfavorable view of donald trump. and more than a half of the american women had unfavorable. and 47 percent of republican woman could not see themselves supporting trump. when women predominant in the voting booth, how do you win an election if you don't have woman on their side. >> that is deadly repercussions

for the republicans. over the past, single woman voters. now the question has to be. what is going to happen on the other side. let's not forget there is a alarming dynamic on our side. how many bernie voters will be willing to it coa lease behind hillary. i am not sure what is going to happen. >> i absolutely agree with that. and you look at numbers of hillary clinton, that was one of her biggest issues, she couldn't get the woman to support her and her support issers demonized women for not supporting her. and when it comes to donald trump and hillary clinton tis a problem on both side ises. >> this election lookses to be like no other. john and garland, thank you both. >> thank you for having me. >> speaking of hillary clinton,

we are getting exclusive new details in hillary clinton's handling of the e-mail. fox news learned that then secretary of state hillary clinton did not attend a cyber security briefing specifically designed for her. catherine? >> reporter: congressional investigators said the cyber threat was so real from 2011, the state department security team put together a cyber briefing for clinton that is relevant to the use of private e-mail and server. >> that is a nonstarter. you need to be out front leading and changing behavior and people see the principles are skipping it is hard to enforce. >> reporter: they had no information on the skipped session, but emphasized that training is important. >> we all have to undergo that

and considered mandatory. i don't know the specifics of this case, not so much punishment but access to computers might be affected. >> reporter: these new e-mails released after a federal lawsuit contradicted mrs. clinton's claims that she did not use the e-mail account for state department business until after becoming secretary of state. the new e-mails between hillary clinton and the new chief of staff cheryl mills are from a month earlier whether they are discussing whether the nsa can get mrs. clinton a high security black berry and shows that both women believed the e-mails should be protected. >> we know that e-mails were not turned over and still may be out there whether in the state department system or in her system and you have to wonder what else mrs. clinton did not

turn over to the state department. >> reporter: the state department told reporters that mrs. clinton was not issued government devices like a black berry for e-mail use. >> thank you. >> drivers on a stretch of road and getting out of their vehicles and getting into a fist fight. we'll tell you about the brawl. and politics makes strange bed fellows applying to ted cruz and lindsay grachlt is it too late for cruz to overtake donald trump. >> donald has a real problem. he doesn't know what he's talking about. [applause] he has utterly no idea. we have over 15,000 activities

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word. the suspect suspect was speeding in a white pick up light and he hopped out and tried to take the guy's motorcycle. and the suspect sped away and running over the motorcycle but did not get away. the police caught him after he flipped over his truck. and right now seen thor ted cruz is getting support from unlikely support. jeb bush and lindsay graham juchoth cruz. is it too little too late? >> howard, good to see you. >> hi, abbey. >> cruz told that the the media

is out to get him. he hit six morning shows. is it too little, too late. >> he did six morning shows and the sound bite of donald trump over the fight of the wives was played 12 million times. it is iconic that the mainstream media that cruz told me it is composed of partisan democrats want donald trump to win. and finally giving senator pass p. and graham said if cruz was killed on the senate floor no one would be convicted and we have tightening polls and that is positive headlines for cruz. >> they are holding their nose with no other place to go. >> we talked about the love fest

for cruz and trump and wondering when they would go at it. we are seeing it is getting ugly. here was ted cruz in wisconsin. look at that. >> he's very good at saying jobs has gone overseas and then donald. how are you going to fix it? no idea. it is just going to be grachlt i am going to wave a magic wand and it is it going to be great. i am sorry, donald. we don't live in wonderland. >> we have seen every candidate deputy after trump in the election. is it going to be different for ted cruz? >> cruz is the only person who can say he beat trump a number of times and that is what i am told the strategy that is cruz is the man with specifics and donald is insults and generalities and it is getting personal and ugly as you noted. and the cruz folks are a kwutly

aware of the delegate map. it is possible that donald trump could get to the magic number. cruz can't80% or more. the whole point is to now stop trump from winning out right and a convention in cleveland with the same political establishment. you know, the washington cartel cruz runs against would have to be the people that return to him in an effort that stop donald trump. >> yeah, we won't get into the wives or infidelity. i'm sorry about that, howard. we'll save it for another day. >> i'll do it sunday. >> thanks. >> christians are marking good friday with a pilgrimage at the vatican. they will find much tighter security following the terror attacks in brussels. can a miracle do what medicine

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belgian police capturing a suspect said to be carrying a suitcase full of explosives. the latest on the man hunt going on in brus sells. the pentagon death of a top target of isis leadership. kernel oliver north joins me to discuss the military's role and a young man who was at the boston marathon bombing in paris during that attack now recovering from severe injuries in the brussels blast.

his amazing story coming up next. >> various step ups of security around rome. christians marking the day jesus died on the cross before his miraculous resurrection and 34% of americans has not faded with the passing of time. now the power of prayer of healing the being put under the microscope. >> hey, john. a pastor and film maker has raised thousands through a kick starter campaign. he's looking for medical evidence proving people can have sudden and permanent healing.

>> they're saying immediately after prayer i was instantaneousinstantaneou instantaneously changed. >> one case is a man named chris from the portland, oregon area. from birth he suffered from a syndrome that paralyzed his intestines and when he was 16-years-old his parents brought him to a church service where a man prayed over him. >> halfway through the prayer, i felt the shock in my right shoulder down through my chest it felt like god was jump starting my stomach back up. right then and there it was healed. >> claims like chris's bring in

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