news. all p indications pointing to another isis inspired attack in turkey. >> this time at one of the buzzest airports in istanbul back open after less than 24-hours after suspected terrorists storm the gates detonating bombs and killing 36 people. >> several airports are ramping up their security measures chilly warnings that more could be on the horizon. we have team coverage for you with amy kellogg tracking the latest from rome. kristin fisher monitoring the reaction on the campaign trail from washington, d.c. >> oo 36 confirmed dead among them several police officers. but it is believed that that death tole could rise to as many as 50. 150 wounded in the attack which has been condemned around the

world as heinous and coward lie coming toward the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. turkey has been under daily threat from both so-called islamic state and kurdish militant groups. 3 suicide bombers road up in tax tees opened fire in the istanbul airport before blowing themselves up. we have the video taken seconds before a bomb is detonated inside the airport. it is not clear how much of the carnage was in the departure hall. you can see people running for their lives before the bomb went off. the airport has x-rays before you get into the area. here you see a security officer shooting one of the terrorist you see the terrorist fall to the floor and drop his gun and he blows himself up as officers approach him. eyewitnesss say they didn't know where to run for cover. >> people were shooting we all

ran the other way, and then bombs went off. there was more shooting and we came out. one guy had a hole in his back from shrapnel. >> there was attack of a fourth attacker escaping. they are looking into all possibilities. the attack happened last night at around 10:00 p.m. local time. this is the 9th terrorist attack in turkey in the past year. while it is blamed on is they have not claimed responsibility. they don't for attacks in turkey for various reasons. they have a complicated relationship with the country. they are on alert from lk a to new jersey and new york. blights between turkey and the u.s. were suspend the.

>> thank you, amy. the deadly terror attack now front and center on the campaign trails here at home. hillary clinton calling for an end to terrorism donald trump wants to bring back waterboarding. kristin fisher is live for us in wa washington, d.c. >> from paris to orlando to i say istanbul it forces the candidates to come out and remind us how different they would be if they were the one dealing with it. trump said you have to fight fire with fire. then he reiterated the call to bring back waterboarding and other controversial techniques in the fight against isis. they said what do you think about waterboarding? i like it a lot.

we have to be so strong. we have to fight so viciously and violently because we are dealing with violent people, vicious people. >> as he campaigns for waterboarding clinton is lobbying for deeper relationship with the alibis in the east. clinton says today's attack only strengthens our resolve to defeat terrorism and radical jihadism. trump is scheduled to leigh for d canada a lull baiter this morning. >> kristin fisher, thank you. >> the attackers choosing one of the busiest air poerlports in t world. are these the hall marks of an attack here.

jillian was just in istanbul. thank you for waking up with us. >> it is too much now. every week is more than any one can really be asked to bear. >> i want to get your thoughts on this. isis is taking responses inlt. we choose one of the busiest airports in istanbul. was this attack meant for america americans? >> i think it was to signal to the western world they were having an resurgence outside of iraq and syria. while isis is getting squeezed inside the caliphate in the middle east they are better able than ever before to really extend outside of that area whether it is in the heart of western europe with attacks in paris and brussels whether it is toward neighboring countries in the middle east like turkey.

i think that was a big part of the messaging here. when i was there in may i had the opportunity to sit down in a meeting with the turkish defense minister. he sited grave, grave concerns about terrorist threats just like this coming from isis. >> what about in terms of turkey specifically? there's a shared border with syria. a renewed relationship with russia as well. >> do you think it was a as a result of some of the renewed relationships? >> it was a combination of factors that made this so right for some of the big statement attacks. one of those is the fact that they have been active in the anti isis campaign spelling isis positions in syria as we speak. another one of those being the fact that among other middle eastern countries turkey has got

a secular government. they follow a constitution so they are predominantly muslim. isis resents the fact that they follow democratic governance. >> we haven't heard from obama administration. we heard from hillary clinton and donald trump. what is your response to what we have been hearing and we haven't heard yet from the obama administration? >> what needs to be done to combat isis at this point is the continuation of the fight on the ground whether this is fought on the ground or from the air in the heart of the caliphate. as long as we can keep denying them territory all claims to statehood they may make become illegitimate. other parts of the battle is ideological. it is harder to come up with ways to fight the ooed yolg head on whether it is the social media campaigning, whether it is

through pouking talking to peop and speaking out against radical strings of islam. there is a whole host of things to be done. >> a couple things in terms of the timing as well. with ramadan i believe it ends july 6th. there was a were with aing that went out yesterday to americans to not travel to turkey. so a sign that there are authorities that do know that right now restless times and we all need to be aware of it. >> definitely. there has been a travel warning against the southeast for americans from the state department against the southeast travel to southeastern parts of turkey. from that perspective the idea of issuing travel guidance, travel warnings and now even travel restrictions indicates that the american government was very aware of terrorist threats in this part of the world. i don't think the turks, this is obviously shocking and horrible, but to a certain degree it is not entirely surprising given

what we know about isis and their targeting. >> we heard amy kellogg say 9th attack this year. we will have you back a little later in the show. other news for you. the urgency intensifying for crew members after two trains collide in a fiery head on crash. black smoke filling the air for miles forcing people in homes near panhandle texas to evacuate. this pulse pounding video capturing the moments after the impact. box cars falling like dominos erupting into a blazing intern no. authorities believe the three missing crew members are crapped under the rubble. a 4th person jumping for his life is now in the hospital. >> a warning before you get behind the wheel, a massive recall for more than a million affected air bags.

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libyans. >> tonto didn't care what he wore. weather it is going to offend somebody in a combat situation when american lives were at steak is ludicrous. >> mainstream media says there's nothing now. it is an effort to tear down the poll numbers. >> i will leave it to others to characterize this report, but i think it is pretty clear it is time to move on. >> one big discovery by the committee came out long before their final report. they uncovered hillary clinton's private e-mail server. that issue isn't going away any time soon. >> anna kooiman lye for us. thank you, anna. >> you will legal immigrants some cold blooded killers will free to roam the streets.

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come on. >> speaking of money an consumers gas prices you won't believe where we are sitting and the number of americans traveling. >> the time 27 after the hour. terror in turkey. three bombers blow themselves up at one of the busiest airports in the world. >> now americans are on alert. what is being done at airports across our country?

>> dozens of lives lost as bombers have coordinated attacks. turkey blaming isis as stunning video takes us inside the

terror. >> donald trump as he takes the campaign trail. >> we have to fight fire with fire. we have to fight so viciously and violently because we are dealing with violent people. >> a real live police chase with a hollywood ending. the officer who hopped out of a helicopter to tackle a wanted man. you don't want to miss this. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> i am heather childers. >> i am abby huntsman. we begin with the fox news alert breaking this morning. all indications pointing to another isis attack in turkey. >> three suspected terrorists storming with all the rifles,

detonating bombs and killing 36 people injuring more than 150. here at home airports across the nation ramping up security. the attacks coming amid chilly warnings that more could be coming. less than 24-hours later flights have zoomed in and out of ataturk. >> kristin fisher monitoring the action on the spain trail. amy? >> ataturk international airport has been long considered to be a soft target. security has been beefed up. there are the x-ray machines before you entered departure hall. nothing can prevent three determined terrorists from carrying out an attack when they are heavily armed as they are. they are dressed in black opening fire before detonating

their devices initially targeting the departure area before passengers get to check in counters. the turkish government so far blamed islamic state but is has not claimed responsibility. we have the stunning video taken seconds before one of the bombs is detonateden side the airport. as you look at it from a second angle you can see people running for their lives before that bomb went off. you see a security officer shooting one of the terrorists. you see him fall to the floor drop his gun and he blows himself up before eyewitnesss approach him. they didn't know where to run for cover. >> people were shooting on one side and we all ran the other way then the bombs went off. people were starting to run the other way and there was more shooting they came out people were badly injured. one guy had a hole in his back from shrapnel.

turkey is a nato ally. it had for a very long time been considered a sort of island of stability in its position as a gateway between east and west. now that it is under constant threat from the islamic state and kurdish september 'tises that landscape has changed all together. the service has been resglumed at airports around new york, dc and los angeles beefed up their security in the aftermath of these attacks. >> amy kellogg live for us. thank you. >> hillary clinton and donald trump responding in different ways. >> good morning.

two different responses from two different candidates. trump is renewing the call to bring back waterboarding while clinton is advocating for deeper international cooperation with allies and partners in the middle east. clinton said today's attack in istanbul only strengthens our resolve for terrorism and jihadism around the world. it remind us the united states cannot retreat. a few minutes later trump took the stage at a rally in ohio and the attack in istanbul is the first thing he talked about. you have to fight fire with fire. he reiterated his call to bring back waterboarding and other controversial interrogating techniques. >> we can't do waterboarding. it is not the nicest thing but it is peanuts to many alternatives. they probably think we are weak, we are stupid, we don't know what we are doing. we have no leadership. you have to fight fire with

fire. >> from paris to orlando and now istanbul, ever are i time there's a terrorist attack it remind us how dhafrnt responses would be if they were the person in the ole' office. they have a chance before he leaves for canada. he will be leaving in about three hours. the attackers strategically choose one of the biggest airports in the world bombing departure and arrival gates. >> let's turn once again to fox news contributor and former white house security council staff under presidents bush and obama gillian turner. she was just in it istanbul this past may. let's start there. were you concerned? >> i spent a week in turkey in may traveled in and out of

ataturk international airport during that time. it is a very secure airport. you have to go through security check right as you walk into the departures terminal. image before you even step up to the ticket counter to get your airline ticket you have to go through an x-ray machine and put your bags through a metal detector screening as well. it is very secure from that standpoint or rat least at lea it felt up until yesterday. it is one of the most modern airports i have traveled in overseas. it has a huge duty free store. >> was this a consequence of turkey's restored relationship

and potentially a sign of weakness the u.s. is not stepping in more? >> i think this>> it is probabl combination of pack tofactors. one of those other reasons is turkey has been active in the anti isis coalition on the ground and in the air, shelling isis positions in syria for months now. they see a second government israeli apostasy. it is not surprising from that standpoint turkey was in their snares this time. turkey renewing relationships with russia. russia supporting assad in syria. it is all intercombined. >> all intertwined. we are seeing repercussions now. >> thank you for getting up early and joining us.

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welcome back to "fox & friends first." the world waking up on edge. airports around the country

stepping up security after the deadly terror attack in istanbul. we are live at jfk airport in new york. theresa, you are at one of the other busiest airports in the world. what is it like there? >> reporter: good morning, guys. good morning, everyone. here at the airport it is business as usual. according to port authority they have stepped up the patrol. they tell us they have deployed officers in high tactical gear. they have counter terrorism officers on stand by. they have increased the police presence especially at terminal one which is the terminal that services turkish airlines at this airport. it is quite difficult to put out of your mind the images we're seeing in istanbul. certainly for these people flying out of the airport, they can relate to those people flying in. they're doing the same thing that passengers are doing here.

as far as flights are concerned, there are three flights in and out today to turkey. yesterday the faa halted flights to turkey but that has resumed. istanbul is quite a popular destination to tourists. 800,000 americans visited turkey in 2015. it's gaining in popularity. this is something that is certainly concerning to everybody here, especially during the summer months where europe is a popular destination. it is the 11th busiest airport in the world and as i mentioned highly serviced by american tourists. we'll wait to see what happens here. flyers are simply going about their business and they do feel much more protected in the wake of the attack because of the police presence that they are seeing. that's the latest from jfk airport this morning. i'll send things back to you guys in the studio. >> torr residential -- theresa

priolo, thank you. the moment that a police officer leaps out of the helicopter and tackles a burglary suspect on the ground. a police car in houston clipping one of the suspects who had run off into a field. one of the officers in the chopper jumps out and restless that suspect to the ground, slaps the cuffs on him and then it's all done. >> good for him. what a video. unbelievable. packing heat at the beach. france now arming their life guards with guns and bullet proof vests. it comes after terrorists threatened to target tourists at packed beaches. france is entering its 7th month on high alert. up in arms, more than half of americans support carrying guns for self-defense. americans are known to support stricter gun control measures in the wake of a mass shooting, and just a week after the orlando shooting take a look at these

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a 3 foot alligator. thank you so much for joining us this morning. of course, more on the developments from turkey throughout the day. stay with us. >> "fox & friends" starts now. good wednesday morning to you and your family. it's june 29th. i'm ainsley earhardt. breaking news inside the terror attack in istanbul. >> we are, and then despite the carnage, our secretary of state, john kerry, continues to push the narrative that isis is actually losing. >> and if you're desperate and if you know you're losing and you know you want to give up your life, then obviously you do some harm. >> desperate and losing. should we expect more attacks because the terrorists a