people and journalists she deceived like me. giving a like on facebook. talk to me on twitter. we'll see you next week with the latest buzz. reporter: a showdown looming on capitol hill as neil gorsuch readies to step in for the confirmation hearings tomorrow. welcome to mayor "america's news headquarters." i'm uma pemmaraju.

eric: i'm eric shawn. let's take a look at some of the portraits of courage painted by the president in tribute to those who served. we'll delve into the bush institute's work on the economy and korea. the 9th seat on the high court bench has been empty since justice antonin scalia passed away last february. democrats are getting ready to put judge gorsuch on the hot seat tomorrow. garrett, what do you expect to see tomorrow? >> tomorrow is when judge neil gorsuch will begin his confirmation hearings with the senate judiciary committee. tomorrow we'll be seeing just

the opening statements from all 20 senators on the committee. we'll hear briefly from judge gorsuch in his opening statements. tuesday is when the real action begins. that is when judge gorsuch will be peppers with questions from democrats who are prepared not to support his confirmation. he has been going through practice sessions. but regardless of how well he performs in those hearings. some democrats said they will not support his confirmation and are pushing for a possible filibuster. ted cruz says if that happens the republicans always have the nuclear option in their back pocket. >> i think it's 50-50 whether the democrats filibuster.

they don't have any good arguments against gorsuch. but they are furious that we'll have a conservative justice. i believe within a month or two, neil gorsuch will be an associate justice of the supreme court. reporter: senator mitch mcconnell says he hopes to have judge gorsuch confirmed sometime in mid-april. eric: at the white house we have another fence jumper? reporter: an individual jumped over the barricades in front of the white house. then we are told last night by a law enforcement official, an individual drove up to a checkpoint outside the white house and informed secret service agents there was an explosive dwiens side of the car.

the individual is being taken into custody and questioned by the secret service. two security incidents in one day adds to what we have seen the last few weeks, months and years, building up to be an issue of security at the white house. >> it is a target. uma? uma: for more let's bring in christopher bedford. welcome, good to have you here. it looks like it's shaping up to be pretty much of a partisan fight against this nominee. though one of the most vocal critic is senator chuck schumer. >> chuck schumer has to lead the fight. when you look back to when gorsuch was first floated. he was confirmed unanimously for the judgeship.

but the last few weeks we have seen so much fire at the base, they are trying to put together a tea party thing. you got your butt kicked in the election. if you don't attack and fight trump and every single issue, then you are going to lose. because of the strategy coming from the bottom up and forcing these senators stand up, i don't see a coherent strategy or hope for them to succeed. uma: i have been hearing that they want to paint gorsuch as a callous judge. that he's anti-work but pro corporate in terms of his ruling. the fact they believe he's not going to be one to be open to social change. >> that's kind of a card out of a democratic play book. but the problem is, the column

in bloomberg by a harvard law professor. the case against the worker refts on three different ruling gorsuch said. but the press had to point out you go back to the old testament. the basic idea of law is that it is blind. in two of these ruling, he was joined unanimously by other nominees, including democratic-appointed judges. so i don't think this is going to carry much water to sway the american public. uma: there is a lot of resentment from democrats over the fact that senate did not allow president trump's pick to fill scalia's seat. and the fact that was blocked. it was a situation that created a lot of division within the senate. >> that resentment is everywhere. you will see that from the top

to the bottom on the left. mitch mcconnell helped the gop caucus together. now democrats are hoping that mitch mcconnell are not going to hold their republicans together. they won't make it a 51-vote threshold. i don't see that happening because we just saw senator ted cruz and mike lee both say they are willing to go nuclear. sow i think the republicans will be able to get this passed no matter what resentment the democrats have. uma: how much do you think this executive order will pick up steam. >> it's a big subject in the eisenhower building. tuesday with all those cameras in there, they will make it a referendum on the refugee ban. it didn't matter what they were suppose to be in charge of.

if they were the secretary of education, global warming. the immigration ban. the democrats know this case is moving quickly toward the supreme court so they will try to nail judge gorsuch down on that. uma: do you expect judge gorsuch to give much detail in terms of the way he thinks and feels about these issues, or do you think he will be cautious in his answers to the senate. >> his career has shown he's a cautious man. i think what he will show about what he believe is he's a judicial conservative in the vein of scalia. what he's going to try and show is his ruling won't protect political conservatives. he won't be a rubber stamp. he will go back to the constitution and show his

judicial conservatism is the bedrock of his career. uma: it will be interesting to see how this unfold as the hearings get underway. fox news is the place to be for this big story as we'll bring you complete coverage of the gorsuch confirmation hearing all day tomorrow. keep it right here for the action. eric: we have news out of afghanistan. three u.s. soldiers have been wound on a so-called green on blue attack. an afghan soldier opened fire inside a base before being shot dead. these inside incidents just happen far too often. >> that's right. this is not the first time this type of so called insider attack happened in afghanistan. details are sketchy. it happened at 3:00 in the afternoon. the injured soldiers are receiving medical care.

the incidents happened at the camp base in the southwest of the country. that attack similar to many previous so-called insider attacks which killed several nato soldiers including u.s. troops. the afghan army says its soldier did not fire on purpose today. but historically these types of attacks have been carried out by afghan police. the taliban claiming responsibility saying it infiltrated the afghan security services. but no claim on this particular attack. the most recent similar attack was last october. now, there are around 8,400u.s. troops in afghanistan. the white house is talking about raising those numbers because of the instability we are seeing in that country.

u.s. marines are set to deploy in hell munld province. a complicating factor is isis in certain parts of the country, too. eric: thank you so much. the paintings behind me painted by president george w. bush. a continuing reminder of those in harm's way. uma: the justice department pushing back after a federal judge in hawaii blocked president trump's revised travel ban hours before it was set to take effect. the d.o.j. filing a motion asking judge derrick watson to clarify his order. we have more on what all of this means. will, what is hawaii saying about this now? reporter: uma just responded to the d.o.j.'s request for u.s.

district court judge derrick watson to reconsider part his order. it was supposed to start last thursday that included a 90-day travel ban and 120-day suspension of refugee admission and wanted to cut down on the total number of refugees aloud into the united states. but short time before the ban was set to go into effect, judge watson issued a temporary restraining order. they are asking for a temporary order allowing them to go ahead with the refugees. they wrote that the government has further delayed proceedings in a matter it claimed is urgent. allowing any part of one or both of these sections to stand per pet waits the perception that the executive may make policy

predicated on hostility to a particular faith and stigmatizes muslim citizens. there is no timetable on when judge watson will rule. but this may end up in front of the supreme court. uma: the president has not been happy about all this. what's the latest about these developments? reporter: president trump never she is away from a fight. he spoke about this at a rally thursday. >> the order he blocked was a watered down version of the first order. we are going to win, we are going to keep our citizens safe. and regardless, we are going to keep our citizens safe. believe me. reporter: the president refer together first order that sparked major protests at airports across the country. president trump saying the

administration plans to take this case as far as it needs to go, mentioning the supreme court. the big question will be there judge sneel gorsuch be on the court at that time. eric: now to north korea. secretary of state rex tillerson is not ruling out a possible military strike own that country if kim jong-un does not end the ballistic missile program. what are the chances of that? we'll talk to ambassador dennis ross on what comes next. we are live at the george w. bush library and institute. the foundation has made veterans issues a top priority it's one close to the president's heart after the awful day we'll always remember back in september of 2001. >> it's the iconic bullhorn. it's here behind glass.

this is the bullhorn we all saw president bush rally the nation that day when he stood on top of that file with firefighter beckwith. he had been retired for five years when he came down to help. other artifacts such as the notes from the meeting and the telephone the president used at an air force base during that day. and the touch stone of that day, a piece of the world trade center. on that date first plane flew over my head. american airlines flight disappeared in the building behind it was a day that not just changed me, but changed a nation. when we come back we'll show you much more. we are at the president george w. bush presidential center on

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rouge shot and killed in front of a movie theater during an investigation. the deputy's partner shot and wound the suspect. an islamic extremist was shot and killed at an airport in paris. the suspect spot at a bar before the attack and cocaine was found in his paris home. a spacex capsule returns to earth with a full load of scientific samples. the dragonship carrying more than 5,000 pounds of supplies. eric: back at the george w. bush presidential center outside of dallas. secretary of state rex tillerson on his first world tour says the

u.s. will not rule out a military strike. they are raising fears that nation to hit hawaii other u.s. mainland with a ballistic missile. you a over "doomed to succeed," he's a fox news foreign affairs analyst and joins us from tel aviv. ambassador, diplomacy over the decades has not seemed to be successful. do you think that's called for and appropriate? >> i definitely think it makes sense for us to communicate something differently. particularly because we look ata threshold. you see a test of multiple rockets and missiles.

they can overwhelm any kind of missile defense. we see them moving ahead in terms of testing longer-range missiles. we see them boasting about being able to miniaturize and show pictures of a nuclear weapon. we can't be in a situation where anyone, certainly the chinese think we'll live with north korea, having a capacity to hit the united states with icbms armed with nuclear weapons. i think a message that's different is important to communicate, saying all options are on the table is another way of communicating we are taking a fresh look and basically don't put us in a position where the military option is the only option available. i think it's an important message for the chinese to have to apply a kind of leverage on the north core treians that to this point they haven't adopted. eric: the president was blunt in

his tweet to china, say he they have not done enough. 0% of the foreign aid and foreign trade comes from china. how can they do more? turn off the lights? deal with the oil? they don't want refugees on their border. >> they don't want a collapse of north korea into china. but they don't want to see us carry out a military operation which triggers a war right next to them. because they control so much of the food and fuel that goes to north korea. what they could do is quietly make it clear to the north koreans that they, too, have run out of patience, and the north korean threat to collapse into their arms is one that no longer applies. it may well be this is the sort of thing secretary of state tillerson could be saying to the chinese. one of the things he could communicate is we are prepared to work with you on this and prepared to look for diplomatic approaches.

but somehow, some way the north koreans need to understand if there isn't a diplomatic outcome, we are left with a it in choice. this is one way of saying to the chinese, don't put us in the position where the only option available is use of force it runs parise can of having a major war on your border. that cannot can something you want. let's figure out a way together to in fact change the north korean behavior. as i said, no one want a military outcome, but we can't live with a new jar armed icbm that can hit the united states. eric: so far kim jong-un has note listened. clearly as you say, there must be some type of dialogue

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they were 21 vote short. does the same republicans have the votes they now need? >> it is going to be very close. house speaker paul primus on fox news sunday. but he wouldn't say if he had 218 votes necessary to pass the bill, he did express confidence he would get the bill on the house floor for a vote on thursday. >> we are now going to go to the rules committee. we feel very good where we are having conversations with members, making fine tune improvements to reflect peoples can learn an improvement. >> bride feels good about it, but ran paul does not. he says that over the weekend he spoke with members of the house freedom caucus. those are conservatives whose votes will make or break the bill. listen to the advice that he gave them. >> they still believe the conservatives in their caucus don't want obamacare light. the real negotiation begins when

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where you think i'm going to try to sell this bill. eric feared her into thank you so much. >> republican leaders are that to vote on thursday and held president trump will have 216 to pass the american health care act by then. many conservative remains opposed to the legislation. joining us now, congressman pete

sessions, republican from texas is good to have you on the program. let's talk for a moment that there is still division within the gop ranks about the best package to put forward american health care. with the issue for some time. this is not a perfect package and something you can live with. this is a package that will benefit the american people. >> the american people right off the bat will find that bill has finally health care plan that does not diminish our economic prowess of this country. as you know that mandates placed on business and on individuals turned out to be a miserable failure. the most important thing this does is to bring people into the general marketplace of insurance as opposed to obamacare only about 24 out of 100.yours are

available to them. they will be in the general insurance marketplace and the marketplace is more robust and has the kind of coverage and will be at the price you can pay. it's a hugely vintage right off the bat, not only to have it image of not harming our economy , but helping consumers with what they need. we understand its destructive nature. arthel: but there are concerns about the numbers. we hear the premiums .-center-dot bulls are still high and that is the major component of what make voters feel that they were not satisfied with obamacare the way events and was is not affordable for people who needed emergency care and surgery, et cetera. what are you doing right now to get those costs down because it sat still there, and the

premiums and deductibles are still high, that's are still i promise you are not delivering to voters. >> will impact him and that's a good question. we are going to allow those on obamacare to remain for two years. by then remaining on obamacare, and it means the huge cost associated with that in small numbers, only 12.2 million people on obamacare at this present time. because it's a very expensive system, it transfers cost to either insurance areas as e-mail. many prices will be to 60%. we've got to move quickly to group plans. individual plans it is that diminishing breed. they cannot pay for itself in the price is right. as quickly as we get to associated health care plan or the ability to have employees to take this tax credit directly to

work. we will consolidate that will consolidate that if the larger teams prices go down. arthel: let me ask about the fact and communicating the message to the public, i know there's a lot of information out there and some folks may not be getting the information that you guys want to have out there in terms of the acrid information about the plan. i know you had a town hall yesterday. those are 2000 people. some of it got a bit lab and rockets as i understand it. you are frustrated banging people weren't listening to what you are telling him about the health care plan that there is misinformation out there. voters are frustrated right now trying to get the information in the right information, but make sure the promises are going to be delivered and send people back to washington. but he have to say to that?

>> the listing was people were so that people could not care each other and were not listening so they could ask a follow-up question. the bottom line, this is a divided issue because it up -- we had not essentially sold the benefits of the package. they get a score from the congressional budget office. they still offer a mix message. the biggest message is every single american family that today is not covered by some sort of insurance because they don't get the tax benefits, they will have the opportunity. the average family in america that does not have coverage today will get about $8000 tax credit to help them go purchasing marketplace plan. those on obamacare will be held in place as long as two years.

the package will be outstanding. there's 30 million people uninsured. couldn't have cared less about them in the republican party does care about the middle class of this country. arthel: we will see what my vet has feared appreciated. arthel: frantic search that now takes on a new urgency. as a father speaks out about the missing teenage daughter one week after she disappeared. coming up, who authorities think may have her. right now live at the george w. bush presidential center in dallas, texas. first, here's a glance of what is one of the museum's most popular exhibits.

one of the most popular exhibits at the george w. bush business. it's a full, complete life-size replica of the oval office. instead of the couch and chairs and even the presidential desk. when an administration leaves office, pittsburgh is not always done. the mission continues. coming up, the work of the bush institute and the president's vision of their coverage from dallas in the campus continues on this sunday here on the fox news channel. am home, i am homee the

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rock 'n roll writer who ever lived. but jagr tweet teen chat, you are amazing and your music engraved inside us forever. his star on the hollywood walk of fame paying their respects to a rock 'n roll legend. chuck berry, dead at the age of 90. no cost for his death just yet. he will be missed. true to that is the last of course. we are here today that the president george w. bush labor institute on the campus of smu here in dallas texas. it is a majestic edmonton center and as you see behind me, portraits of courage. these are the presidents on painting a post-9/11 veterans who were wounded or suffered invisible scars. it is a deeply meaningful cause that is very close to the president higher. and administration eight and its time in office, but not its mission. that work continues here at the

bush institute and at the library. issues ranging from veterans to the economy now also to north korea. ken hirsch, president and ceo of the signer and thank you for hosting us. >> we saw the replica of the oval office, but your work is continuing. >> these presidential centers are unique animals and are able to be a great plot went to go further people can't go into things other people can't do because of the platform of the former president. we are able to really advance the work that was taken on by president and mrs. bush when they were in public service and to be challenged by newark inspired by them in the future. trade to one of the new pieces of report is what you just issued. one has to deal with trade and that's been a dirty word, free trade and nafta. >> you know, one of our focus areas is around domestic excellence.

our great country, great economic growth, great education, great veterans of future leaders. rest on economic growth starts with trade fair trade and responsible immigration or two themes of the bush presidency. it's really gotten twisted. globalization has been the driving force to pull several billion people out of poverty in the last 50 years. it's been a net positive. clearly transitiotransitio ns and adjustments we need to try to soften wherever possible. the toothpaste is out of the out of the tube. we are a very unique trading block. north america which was highlighted here is the largest trading bloc in the world. greatest market, and confers liverpool. we are trying to promote here. >> how do they get their jobs back or is that possible? >> in indiana and ohio, everything we thought they had donald trump the presidency. >> i put them into states in transition. it is really important for us as

an economy to not give up on the benefits of product to be an innovation and a dynamic workforce and so, in states states that have reinvented themselves like north carolina which is to be heavy text as is now researched and are, we are able to reinvent ourselves. the american ingenuity is quite unwell and we should regard up and not try to freeze it. >> you think you will listen to some of the proposals? >> we hope they do. global forces around trade are inevitable. could we freshen up nafta? sure, 20 federal agreement. industries didn't exist 25 years ago. the careful because mexico in canada might want to freshen it up. i think it is naïve than we think it is naïve. you think of you think only bilateral agreements can take the place of the benefits from this pot for agreements like nafta. true to so be careful what we wish for potentially. north korea's top of the news because the missile launching

and you have done a lot of work here at the center with the escapees to encourage some openness. >> whenever an tech centers whenever an tech center serious global leadership, which first made the spread of global health, freedom of democracy and empowering women. another key places a focus and our freedom and democracy initiative is around north korea. our big push was to link human right in the nuclear and security issues together. unless you have freedom over there, the article prisoners. things like exporting to see

what happens there. you've done a lot of good work with the escapees. 200 from north korea. eric: i want to show this exhibit. these are the paintings we've been reporting on. wounded warriors and others. the remarkable book and actually remarkable gift from the heart for the president of the united states. >> president bush has said that he will spend the rest of his life serving those who have served. we wanted to make sure that this was more than just an awareness campaign and the president came out this work could really do with policy work around making sure the invisible wounds were sort of treated on par for my benefit and competition standpoint to physical invisible ones. make sure the benefits are affordable. from the bottom up, we make sure we do our work on the ground. president bush is clearly didn't want this to be a think tank. >> we can talk about that later on this afternoon.

where do people go for help? >> u. of a loved one who's post-9/11 that. would you do? >> or .-center-dot oracle director resources that policy papers they put out. we've created the warrior wellness alliance to help great peer networks and great care providers. eric: thank you so much for having us. thank you. >> all right comment thank you. the search intensifies its concerns for safety or rolling. and now, her father speaking out for the first time. an update on that search coming your way next. sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. -sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? -i would. -i would indeed. well, let's be clear, here. i'm actually a deejay. ♪ [ laughing ] no way! i have no financial experience at all.

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uma: welcome back of the father of missing teenager from tennessee speaking out for the first time. elizabeth thomas disappeared on monday. she's believed to be with the former teacher. ryan joins us live in our new york city newsroom with more in the search for the teenager. but can you tell us? true to her father did speak last night pleading to just get her back and say how much he loved her. this is day seven for the search for elizabeth thomas. no sign of the 50-year-old former suspected kidnapper. her former teacher, 50-year-old

tad cummins. elizabeth was last seen monday morning in tennessee. authorities believe they were last in decatur, alabama. the bureau of investigation are tbi issued a multistate amber alert. tad cummins as they now wade up rocks at least 200 pounds. investigators uncovered a troubling pattern of indicates that tad cummins had been for some time to manipulate the 15-year-old in an effort to woo her and potentially exploit her. tad cummins is on the most wanted list. he is believed to be armed in his driving a silver nissan rogue with license plate 976 edt. also, we want to make sure they

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a lot going out there. really interesting to watch her coverage from dallas. >> yeah, that we do. we're at the bush center here. throughout the day will look at the events here. xp had a look at the average to the military that such as these painting the president has been made. stay with us. >> advice and consent. replacing conservative icon on the supreme court. our fans balanced legal panel will break down just global dominate judge neil gorsuch's hearing. >> plus, kentucky bound president reaching out for support in the heartland for congress and the player to repeal and replace obamacare. our political panel sent this message in chance for success. elizabeth: an insider job. opening fire on u.s. army soldiers inside a base in the volatile helmand province. weil