hello eric. i am marcel level. the house intelligence committee calls for james comey back to capitol hill. more questions on russia. this time, behind closed doors. >> vice president mike pence. in west virginia to talk jobs. that is what the white house looks to shift gears before coming up short on healthcare. >> and attorney for one of the undocumented immigrants. suspected a rape for a high school.

arguing that the encounter was consensual. >> again this afternoon we have the investigation into russia's meddling in two influence in the presidential election. the house intelligence committee asked the fbi director to return for a closed-door session next week. that of course is after he appealed during public testimony last week. the bureau is investigating possible collusion between top associates with moscow. accusations that they'd denied. garrett has the story with more details from washington. garrett, why is the asking director rogers to come back for a second time. >> throughout the hearing, there was several directors that mike rogers could not answer. next week's hearing will be behind closed doors.

we will be able to answer in a bit more detail. this weekend or early next week we are told the committee is expected to receive more documents from other agencies. how many americans were swept up in the government surveillance of foreign targets and how many had theirnames identified . it's something that's typically done in rare circumstances. this week the chairman says he received no intelligence that members of the team had that very thing happened. it's in the final days of the obama administration. >> there was additional unmasking that wasdone in the documents that i read . i don't know who asked for them to be unmasked but i just know there is more.>> days he says

he is the only one who has seen those documents thus far.he is seen enough to be concerned. >> eric? >> with republicans and democrats having their concerns with him going to the white house and apologizing for that. what is the latest on his rule of the chairman of the committee on the back of the beginning launching the investigation into russian selection meddling and possibly on the trump administration. democrats have been concerned about phone independent newness could be saying he was a member of the transition team. those concerned as you mentioned really work hiding this past week as he went to the press and the white house after receiving this new evidence without sharing with his colleagues in the committee including ranking member adam shift but he is the democrats for the weeklyaddress to call for an independent committee to

take over . an independent investigation will be able to present this from any political interference. >> for that to happen, it would need to come from the gop leadership at this point, it's given no indication that it's something they looked into. >> eric, president trump issued a dire warning about obamacare. it's one day after the house settled the bill to replace it. kevin court joined us live from the white house. where does he go. >> when the moment is right that's when you strike a deal.

not just with fellow members but democrats on capitol hill. the idea is that when the affordable care act continues to reduce cost and of the exchange continue to dwindle, especially at the state level ã that's where the white house says now is the time to make the deal. this is on the heels of the stunning setback. it's unable to push enough votes over the finish line. the president tweets obama will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan. do not worry. vice president mike pence says listen ãwere fired up for the fight. even though congress isn't ready to do it yet ãpresident trump will not rest or relent

until we repeal and replace obamacare. >> make no mistakes. that is a fight that will continue on capitol hill. it will have the political hot that it once did. >> was the white house blaming for this mess on the hill? >> chuck and nancy pelosi were all not willing to help on this. no democratic support. what the white house is trying to accomplish. it's your fault now. he did not help us fix what was already wrong. dancing to say the least. with all the announcements, the president is saying look ãhe broke it and you bought it. >> they own it. >> 100 percent. >> it ceases to exist in the

near future.just remember ã it's not our bill but it's their bill. >> he pushes the blame off on other people. it's just a pattern of behavior. they control the house of representatives. the republicans control the senate.he is a new republican president. no excuse why he should not yield to pass his own initiative but other than it was a disaster. >> let's make it really simple. even democrats acknowledge that the affordable care act has problems. they get more prepared on friday.that's a smart play

indeed. >> we have to leave it there. kevin, great to talk to you ã take care. >> not stopping the supporters the day after the reversal. they are holding rallies across the country today. you just saw mike president mike pence addressing supported jeanette.new jersey to rhode island, demonstrators are gathering and they call the rallies, make america great gatherings. they been 40 rallies and one in particular had violence breakout just a short time ago. trump supporters showed up in huntington beach california and they were eventually met by a number of protesters who had their faces covered. it appears the protesters were looking for trouble in pushing

pockets of fights that broke out. one of the event organizers were pepper sprayed in the face. they were cheering usa, usa. one of the protesters grabbed a flag out of his hand and threw it down on the ground. two people were arrested for assault and the majority of the rally for the country were peaceful. many showing up to offer a start contest. mike pence made an opinion in appearance in west virginia. >> trump rallies all across the country today will be a blessing. >> supporters say they want to advocate for president trump and vice president pence as well as law enforcement and the military. >> one of the trump supporters out there on the street saying the fact that the healthcare plan was there. >> david varying opinions on

who's to blame for obama care not being repealed and replaced. the people we spoke with say they still believed president trump is the best choice to make the deal that's good for the country moving forward. >> we are behind our president. the democrats on this. i am a subject of obama care. it is absolutely devastating. >> one supporter tells us that president trump could accomplish 50 percent of what he promised on the campaign trail and the democratsbetter watch out. eric ? >> we have a fox news alert. a hospital spokeswoman saysone person is died in a shooting along the las vegas strip . monitoring the barricade situation with police saying one suspect held up inside a cosmetologist and potential in

casino. the casino floor has been evacuated.others are being told to stay in the room. one person is dead and another is wounded. we will bring you more details as they become available. >> the defense attorney for one of two teenagers is accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in a maryland high school bathroom. now saying the encounter was preplanned and consensual. the case has garnered national attention. not only is it horrible but also because the two teenagers being accused are illegal immigrants. caroline shively has more from the d.c. bureau. >> to teens caught still allowed to enroll in a maryland high school. that's where the accused of raping a 14-year-old during school hours. the 18-year-old henry sanchez

was from guatemala and he has a pending alien removal case against him. josc montana came here from el salvador and they did not release his photo because he is a minor but is being tried as an adult. police say they pushed a freshman girl in the boys room at the school in montgomery county and raped her in the bathroom stall.lawyers for the two teenagers have been getting hate mail. >> the sensationalism and the outrage and the hysteria that's been taking place over the last weekin this case is getting out of control . the reason for that is, i believe, because of the disgusting vitriol being spewed by donald trump since the beginning of the campaign. >> new homeland security says montgomery county is near the top of the us jurisdiction. it declined the immigration detainer's. they say they sanctuary county. >> there is a bill here in the legislature which i threatened to veto which makes maryland a

sanctuary state and prohibits the local and state law enforcement or interfere with the ability to cooperate with federal law enforcement. i am absolutely opposed to it. >> president trump issued an executive order to try to force the government to comply for orders. >> caroline shively, thank you. >> the president suffer the setback after the republican health care bill to replace obamacare ãhe went down the tubes. they say that if the good affect the next issue on the agenda. the tax code. what it means and what they might do. we will take a look straight ahead. >> james comey will be headed back to the hill as the house committee seeking answers from the intelligence community over the unmasking of americans. >> north korea getting ready to do it again. gearing up for another possible nuclear test. it would be number six. how should they respond to the growing provocations of kim jong own. the general is here on what we

should do.

local same for the last year and and a half that the best thing we can do is let obamacare explode. it's exploding right now. when it explodes, which it will sign, if they get together with us and get a real healthcare bill. i would be open to that. >> what happens next? looking at the editor-in-chief for the hill. always good to see you. some see the bill but in a way, does it hurl a new beginning

for the president? >> he will have to shift. every president has something that was stinging. at some point they will have to come back to this but you have two choices. tax reform or infrastructure. tax reform has been a heavy lift. why?you have a lot of winners and losers.the enticing thing is the tax cuts. it's very popular. the healthcare bill was not popular. it's going to be another situation where republicans have to be united they will not get much if any support . they are united in the have to pass it but if not, they will have another defeat. >> how about being united with the president. thomas massey treated talking about the separation of power. if the executive branch tells legislative branch when to vote

and how to vote and what they are allowed to work on, is that a republican? >> what lessons you think the president has learned? it's not a real estate deal. >> is not negotiating the top of trump tower. you have these numbers at the other end of pennsylvania avenue. someone going like this and saying no. >> right. i think this was paul ryan's bill and donald trump supported it. eventually endorsing it. this has the bow of 17 percent of americans. it's less than one in five. it's not going to pass. i think trump moving forward will have to assess, is it a good deal and will it pass? members represent trump overwhelmingly. 10/1 they get phone calls against the bill. they listen to the constituents and they represent what they hear from my constituents. that's why it's not popular and

members were nervous that they would lose their careers if they supported it. >> licking my wounds ãthey have tax cuts.it's three levels at 12, 25 and 33 percent down from 39. the treasure secretary says it will be easy . >> i don't think it will be easy. it is true. he thinks it could be done by august. maybe later in the fall. tax reform hasn't been done since 1986. that's why it's such a heavy lift. at the same time, i think they should look at president george bush is game plan in 2001 wher a lot of people were getting tax refund checks in the mail . that was politically brilliant. it's a game plan of being

popular. that's what they need to do. >> what type of proposal they need to have to make a similar success? >> the one thing is the border adjustment tax that paul ryan wants to move. as a glam lindsey graham has said it won't get 10 votes to the senate. the white house will have to decide if they will have to move with that plan or not because if it won't pass the senate, where are you doing it? it's very controversial. i thank you have to have a message. donald trump knows that he had a great make american again slogan. he has 200 hey, slogan for tax reform. one, two and three. theywill go and sell it. the healthcare bill ãyou don't know what's in it .what they heard they did not like. >> finally, it won't be a rush job. >> it's a complete rush job. the rollout and i think they will have to go about this

slowly and get a lot of input. having a coordinated message that they could sell it. democrats say hey, ãwe don't have to support anything. we do fine. we look into the election in 2018 republicans have to be united. >> thanks so much. the treasure secretary says by august so it's not rush. they many months. maybe a little more optimistic. >> do my math. >> yes. april, may, june, july august. >> meanwhile ãone of the biggest republican critics of the gop bills with congressman jim jordan sitting down with chris wallace to discuss healthcare and why the conservative freedom caucus

just could not get on board. that is tomorrow on fox news sunday check your local listing to find out when to see it . >> it's a pretty unusual move. we have some people scratching theirheads . will he cancel the public hearing? russell's alleged involvement in the election. why the sudden change of plans and can devon and is come out from under the shadow that has been nipping at his heels? a series of recent missile test and the growing concern about a powerful test. >> i also believe that the north korean efforts that have a nuclear weapon for the united states of america. it's may be the most immediate crisis that we face.

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news. a live look in las vegas where police say standoff with a suspected gunman barricaded on one person was killed and another one was wounded in a shooting inside the vehicle. officers have evacuated the floor of the nearby resort. >> investigators have recovered the box box one day after the small private jet. the aircraft controllers say he was having an issue with the plans autopilot system. they are craft crashed next to the house and the pilot was killed but no one on the ground. >> thousands of people gathering at the funeral. died after a man stole her ambulance and ran her over. charged with murder in the 14-year-old veteran of the fdny was also a mother of five children.

>> eric: president trump's campaign manager was dogged by accusations with influence and apparently wants to clear the air. it's the investigation into the in meddling in the presidential election. he cancel the hearing for the obama administration. catherine has the latest on the continual. >> back-to-back news conferences say the house committee argued over the russian investigation. they say they identified or unmask the trump campaign. >> i don't know who asked for

them to be unmask but i know there is more.>> he hasn't shared them with just democrats but he has not shared it with republicans. all of us are in the dark. >> he needs to know more before communicating with monitors or passing references. >> we won't know that until we see the documentation it's hard to know where the information is come from until you get the report and have time to go through it. >> in this letter in the investigators. it's rating extensive reporting on the new york times and other news organizations. building a foundation with many potential support for the members of the obama administration. one time thepolitical advisor also offered to cooperate with his lawyer writing , mr. stone deeply resents the committee with intimated and the treason

for the political press and social media activities. the former trump campaign chairman says he would do the same. >> republicans and democrats do this to see what he needs to do. if you want to have a public hearing or if he wants to do it in a close setting. that's fine with me. >> he is recalling the fbi and nsa director's request for a classified hearing. eight days after thepublic to hear testimony where he said he sees no evidence . the former senior intelligence official in the deputy attorney general under president obama will now be rescheduled. the ranking democrat offered his own theory. >> there must've been a very strong pushback from the white house about the nature of monday's hearing. it's hard for me to come any conclusion to why an agreed-upon hearing would be canceled. >> the republican chairman says

it's partially complied with committee request for how many americans were swept up in surveillance operations and unmask identified by name. that includes members of the trump campaign.the rest of the nsa documents are expected over the weekend or early next week and the committee staffers says late today the review will take several days. >> meanwhile, growing concern over north korea's nuclear program. us officials say the regime could be just days away from another weapons test. more sanctions saying the nuclear ambitions will not be deterred. republicans calling on beijing to flexor muscles. >> exercising discipline with a potential for a serious confrontation general jack kane

with a retired general and chairman of the institute for the study of war in the former army chief of staff. always good to talk to you. i want to get to beijing in a moment but tell us , what does it mean and should we be worried? >> certainly. when president obama left the white house he told president trump that this was the issue that concerned him the most. i know for a fact that trump has a national security team spending more on the north korea issue then what to do about it and on any other issue.yes. we had a booming crisis and follow us and what president trump has done that is different than obama ãhe has put the military option back on the table. what i mean by that is a preemptive strike to take on facilities that they would not launch initial and we would have missile defenses to shoot it down but we could miss it. that is different.

i believe that they believe us. i believe the north koreans believe president trump. he will not let them shoot the missile at the united states. >> if you feel that beijing believes to take president trump at his word. they will be able to talk him off the edge. you think, as president trump stated, they would be further necessity for diplomatic engagements with china. all of our diplomatic actions that we have taken for 20 years have all failed. economic sanctions mean nothing. we have never used economic sanctions against the chinese to leverage them. we have done diplomatic action.

they like the idea that north koreans take their finger in their eyes and capture a lot of attention. it takes the attention off what the chinese are doing and advances the domination of the pacific. that's what they try to do in terms of taking that away from the united states. also the interest of our allies. i think because the crisis is getting closer, certainly they do not want the united states because the koreans would probably likely bulbs korea and massive artillery. it would be an incredible event. >> pardon me. what about japan? what about south korea?

should japan start the non-weaponization policy? speeding up the capabilities? >> there are considerations for south korea and japan. possibly to develop the capability themselves so they have a short discussion scenario that we have had with the soviet union for 50 years. however, i don't think it will happen and i know the trump team has considered it. i don't believe the conclusion is the best course of action. the best one is that they are going to try with what the paris three previous presidents have tried. because of president trump, when they say the military option is on the table, chinese will believe it and it was never on the table with president obama, and particularly with internal policy. it truly translated to nothing. >> pardon me.

let's talk about your own. if iran was coming with materials to build it out and of kim jong-il and considers russia as its top symbolic ally, what is the play for the us in the trump administration with these countries as it pertains to the escalation? >> north korea and iran are allies. iran has given the materials but north koreans have sold the iranians missiles. one of the most recent came from north korea. north korea could obviously give a ran a nuclear weapon. that's the reality. the trump administration is pushing back on iran. it knows full well that they want to dominate the middle east. they have been succeeding on it in lebanon, syria and influence in iraq. influencing mn and they drove out the government and pushed out troops from yemen.

iran is on the march in the middle east. the obama administration did nothing to stop it.this administration pushes back and as much as it will pushback, it's got the pushback on the iranians. they have already sanction the iranians economically for a missile test fire. they ignored four or five missile test. the first ones they did the trump team slap the sanctions on and they will take countermeasures against the iranians. they will not them dominate them. >> we will see how those economic sanctions on china will help ease the tension. general, thank you so much. always appreciate your analogy. >> good talk to you. >> eric? >> more information about the terrorist accused of going in the deadly rampage.it's outside of britain's parliament. saudi arabian embassy visited

them three times teaching english there. convicted of violent crimes at least twice while he was living there. he converted to islam and it was after a prison stent. he drove his rented suv across the crowded bridge on wednesday and stroke pedestrians and mowing them down. he attacked a police officer, fatally stabbing him with a knife before he was shot dead by police. four people were killed in this terrorist attack and more than twodozen others were injured . this is the latest horrors part by radical islamic terrorism. >> thousands of people are gathering in london today to protest the decision by the uk to leave the union. dozens of british nationals living in rome holds their own demonstration in the protest, days before the former star of the two-year negotiating period.the event organizers say the mark was for the 40 percent of the public who voted

to remain in the union. those who are unable to cast a vote. >> i think it was very important to the union. i think the staples out of it. >> i am very ashamed. >> we believe in britain and tolerance. we believe it's a much better united union together. we believe we need aninformed process . it's a fact and truth matter. >> teresa made plans to file divorce papers to leave the european union. that is expected to come on wednesday. >> researchers are one step closer to finding the cure for alzheimer's with a new kind of test. doctor is here with that to you with the french blue angels across the sky of new york. by the french air force embarking on a month and and a half long tour. >> we want to say we are

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have a fox news alert. please on updating the public on theongoing standoff. the bus on the las vegas strip . police say there is one armed male in the barricade situation. one person is dead and another is injured. they do not believe this would be a terrorist situation. the suspect is holed up inside near the cosmopolitan hotel and casino. part of the strip has been shut down. the casino floor of the hotel has been evacuated and other guest are being told to stay in the room. we bring you more details as they become available >> there is a breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's.

researchers have developed new genetic testing that can be used to prevent the age of a person they could develop. joining us now is the private practice anesthesiologist. doctor, it's really big news if it could present alzheimer's. >> we are understanding what causes alzheimer's. the genetics that could crack the modality.it allows us to target people at a high risk >> it's apologetic hazard. what is it? what is it and how do they do it? >> it is. the product is not available to the public. it can increase your risk of alzheimer's disease. we know the genetics playing the role of alzheimer's. what we don't know is at what level. we know there's hundreds or thousands of variations that

could contribute to it. this test or score could tell you what your risk factors are if you develop at any age. >> it's unavailable to the public. when a bill? >> that is what we don't know. that's what they are finding out. we develop the test and there's a lot of processing to go through. this is just the tip of the iceberg we will see what comes from it. >> is there any way to find out if you could suffers from alzheimer's? >> right now, what we are limiting in our understanding of the genetics is the protein and we know we have this increases our risk and that's all we know the time. we talk about genetic risk and if i have this i have an increased risk.

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it's a great advice. we thank you for the love. hopefully this will be available at the market at some point. >> thank you. >> eric, new details on the terrorists who killed four people in london. what we are learning about these trips to the middle east in the different identities that he used throughout his life. it's being in motion in body and spirit.

fatally stabbing a police officer from parliament. according to the embassy, they had three stents as an english teacher in saudi arabia and he had been convicted with two violent crimes and had been known to british security but saudi authorities did not keep track of them because they did not have a criminal record there. logan has more from london >> we now have more details about the background of the attacker. police are trying to determine.

she had different identities throughout her life and change her name when she converted to islam. police want to find out if he was radicalized in prison when he visited saudi arabia. authorities they are say he was aware of him. >> the british security says it's about the radical tendencies and did not consider him enough of a threat.he drove through a crowd of pedestrians. what he is trying to determine an iffy collaborated with others for knowing about the plan. it emerged yesterday and exchanged a phone message three minutes before starting the rampage. who was he talking to? only one is still held.

he laid flowers and notes near the scene of the attack in parliament. he is now reopened the security of the building. in particular, preaching so easily and left open for seconds after he ran in and stabbed the police officer. people are very much getting back to normal life here in london in many are determined that terror attack should not disrupt that but there a lot more obsolete than normal. >> kitty logan in london. thank you.we will be back at the top of the hour. stick around for more news on the fox news channel. the mercedes-benz of tomorrow will transform

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arthel: hello i'm arthel neville and welcome to "america's news headquarters." eric: i'm eric shawn. topping the news devin nunes canceled hearings for obama officials as his panel probes russia's influence in our elections. the director of the fbi reports this week but unlike last week it will be behind closed doors. arthel: a defined vice president bowing health care reform will. healthy administration plans to proceed after suffering a defeat. eric: a maryland high school in the spotlight after the rate of

a 14-year-old two classmates. one of the two attorneys are speaking out about the controversial case and we will hear what he has to say coming up. we start with president trump forging ahead with his ambitious agenda that after his party was forced to pull the plug on the harrowing piece of legislation replacing obamacare. the present is saying he will circle back to health care eventually and the administration's plans to tackle tax reform. kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest on what they administration's planning. is it fair to say the white house is now ready, at least for now to move on to health care? >> yanis answer eric is yes and no. yes they want to rebuild political momentum. you want to your wounds and keep moving talk about tax reform regulatory reform and other things to sort of take the sting away from what happened on friday but you can also make the argument that the answer is no they are clearly not ready to move on.

after a look what the president made this morning. we were surprised to see him go back to the well on the topic of repeal and replace obamacare. he tweeted obamacare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. do not worry and that do not worry line obviously aimed at some of his backers and supporters who are frankly wondering what the world happened on capitol hill on friday. clearly it's also a message that vice president mike pence took with him to the mountaineer state of west virginia as he met with small-business leaders. >> i make promises this morning. we will piece together a great health care plan for the people. we will end the obamacare nightmare and give the american people a world-class health care that they deserve. >> now he did add and i think this is important eric that republicans despite the setback on friday are in fact united on

the need for a repeal and replace obamacare although he did acknowledge they have plenty of work to do and i think i was born out for the entire world to see him friday. eric: that's for sure and meanwhile you mention tax reform. that hits the top of the agenda on the presidents list? >> well, tax reform and regulatory reform but he'll talk about jobs. the president will get in from the camera and talk about business leaders adding jobs. the other major item the white house will try to shift the focus on is what happens with the confirmation of supreme court justice judge neil gorsuch he comes from the tenth circuit and he's widely respected and you would think this would be a no-brainer but there are democrats who are threatening now to filibuster his confirmation and that's leaving some including the president to speculate whether or not it's time to go for the so-called nuclear option. in fact here's what he had to say about that back in february.

>> we end up with the same gridlock they have had in washington for the last, longer than eight years, a lot longer than eight years that if we end up with gridlock we can go nuclear. >> you may be wondering what is the issue here. obviously what they will try to do then is avoid the process that would require 60 votes and that would mean the nuclear option. if that happens democrats threaten to do the same thing previously that would make things interesting in washington and could have long-term political consequences. we will wait and see if that happens as we look forward to what could he a very contentious confirmation process. eric: kevin thanks a lot. arthel: new developments in the russia investigation. the house intelligence committee asking fbi director james comey to return for a closed-door session next week. this after comey revealed during public testimony that the bureau

was actively investigating possible collusion between moscow and the soviets with president trump at another public hearing on the subject scheduled this week was abruptly canceled despite the objections of democrats. garrett tenney as live from washington. garrett will there be another public hearing scheduled and we do know that several of the presidents associates have volunteered to testify including former campaign manager paul manafort. what more can you tell us? >> whether or not that he hear it will be open or closed is yet ve be decided we are told that contacted the house intelligence committee to say they are willing to testify and answer questions. in addition former campaign manager paul manafort roger stone and carter page to testify including any collusion with the trump campaign. all three men have denied

allegations in media reports reports that they have worked with or on behalf of the russian government prior to or during the election. it's been a busy week for the committee though. and wednesday chairman devin nunes said he a bin show new evidence the trump transitional were named -- normally by law and the american incident late gets caught up in foreign surveillance must have their name removed from transcripts but here nunes says the names were unmasked and spread throughout the intelligence community until the final days of the obama administration. >> there are reason to unmasked names. i can tell you without question that at least some of what i have seen i don't know what the reason would be. maybe someone has a good reason for it but not from what i've been able to read. >> we are told that either this weekend or early next week the house intelligence committee is expecting to receive new documents from the nsa showing just how many americans were

swept up in foreign surveillance operations and then unmasked including members of the trump and clinton campaigns. arthel: garrett i understand chairman nunes was receiving a lot of criticism because of his protocol to share in her mission with the president before sharing with you some committee meetings. >> he's also receiving that from republicans as well who are frustrated that he essentially left the rest of the house intelligence committee in the dark when he received that new evidence and instead he went straight to the press and then to the white house to share the information. >> it's not just that he has to share them with democrats on the committee, he has to share them with republicans on the committee. all of us are essentially in the dark but what was most concerning about that whole incident is taking that information to the white house. >> the fact that nunes was a member of drums transition team is becoming an issue for schiff

and others who are asking congress to create an independent committee to take over this investigation. arthel: garrett tenney thanks so much. eric: despite yesterday's setback on health care the continuing investigations and possible russian influence in the campaign supporters of president trump took to the streets today and held rallies across the country. in california two rhode island demonstrators gathered for what they called make america great again rallies read some of them met with resistance from anti-administration protesters. a number of arrests have been made in california. will carr joins us with the latest from los angeles. first of all where did those alleged arrest breakout? >> well it was down and our south of los angeles in the huntington beach eric and that's where tempers were flaring when more than a thousand trump supporter's were rallying. a number of protesters showed up in many had their faces covered in were doing anything they could to antagonize the crowd. pushing led to punches being

thrown at an event organizer was pepper sprayed at one point. at least two people were arrested and charged with assault. the majority of the rallies across the country are peaceful. supporters said they showed up to offer a stark contrast to the protests we have seen when president trump was elected and even vice president mike pence made an appearance at a rally in west virginia. >> we are here to support our officers and our military. i am an army mom and our president and our vice president and we are here to support the american people, we the people. >> thank you for coming out. the presence of americans in trump rallies across the country today. eric: and all there were more than 40 make american great again marches across the country today. eric: meanwhile the day after the defeat the health care went down the tubes, what were their

feelings about that? >> well surprisingly they are still optimistic. there is debate when you talk to supporters about who should take the blame for the republican. bill: passing yesterday but everyone we spoke with said they stand with president trump and still have hopes of health care can be reformed. >> i actually think it i'd not be the worst thing in the world. i think without a republican replacement that they are going to completely own obamacare as it stands and i don't think the success is going to happen. i think it's going to fail it is going to fail big. >> supporters tell us they are looking forward to tax reform and an infrastructure bill and building a border wall. eric: are right will excellent. arthel: the attorney for one of the maryland high school students charged in reported raped says being counter was consensual. the incident sparking outrage not only because of the reported acts but also because the two

teenagers being charged are illegal immigrants. carolyn shively has more from washington. >> two teens were caught after illegally sneaking into the country last year and were still allowed to enroll in maryland high school where they are accused to raping a 14-year-old during school hours. 18-year-old henry sanchez is from guatemala. sanchez has a pending alien removal case against him. 17-year-old josé montana came from el salvador. police did not release his photo because he is a minor but he's being tried as an adult a police say the two push the freshman girl into the boys room at the school in montgomery county and her. lawyers for the two accused teens have been hit with hate mail. >> the sensationalism and the outrage and the hysteria that's been taking place over the last week in this case is getting out of control. and the reason for that is i believe it's because of the disgusting that you are all

that's been trump ever since the beginning of his campaign. arthel: a homeland security report says maryland's governor calls it a sanctuary county. >> there's also a bill here in the legislature which i threatened to veto which would make maryland the sanctuary state and prohibit our local and state law enforcement or interfere with their ability to cooperate with federal law enforcement which i'm absolutely opposed to. arthel: president trump's issued an executive order to force local governments to comply with federal immigration orders. arthel: carolyn shively thanks so much. eric: what's behind devin nunes open hearing on russian influence? a closed-door session with the heads of the fbi and nsa will be back testifying again but next time in private. coming up with a look at why some democrats say lawmakers should out entirely and call it an independent commission to

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eric: we have a "fox news" alert happening right now on the bus

on the las vegas strip. police say there is one-armed male in a barricaded situation on the bus. this after there was a shooting that left one person dead and another person injured. officials do not believe this is a terrorist act or related to terrorism. they won't say exactly what the motivation is publicly as a camp for the suspect we are told is holed up inside that us in the cosmopolitan hotel and casino. part of the strip has been shut down in the casino floor of that hotel has been evacuated. guests have been told to stay in their rooms and we will bring you more details as they become available as the apparent negotiation and standoff with what we are told as a gunman continues. arthel: growing calls for an independent counsel on russia's interference in the 2016 election. this after house intelligence chairman devin nunes who is a

member of the president's transition team canceled a public hearing on the topic and brief the white house on new information the committee members had yet to see. >> it's clear that i would be concerned if i was the president and that's why i wanted him to know and i felt like at a duty and obligation to tell him because as you know he has been taking a lot of heat and the news media and i think to some degree there some things you should look at to see whether in fact he thinks the collection was proper or not. >> i'm deeply discouraged by this weeks events. i think the public is deeply discouraged by this weeks events and i think at this point what would give the public more confidence than anything else is if we didn't stop what we were doing but we established a truly independent body. arthel: let's bring in the national political reporter for the "washington post". what are you reporting as it pertains to direct response and

reaction to nunes canceling the public hearing and are you getting more information on the underlying reason why congressman nunes cancel that? >> that announcement is the last step and a week full of all kinds of events that led to accusations going back and forth between republicans and democrats. nunes said he canceled the open hearing scheduled for tuesday to make time for the fbi director and the nsa director to come back and brief the committee behind closed doors but since new information came up on monday when they were in front of the committee openly public way that they can only ask behind closed doors. democrats are saying this is an excuse and they're keeping republicans too afraid to have another open hearing because it did not go as well for republicans as they were planning. democrats did take the opportunity to grow calm he and rogers on a lot of things and it seems to have scored some points in terms of the lease suggesting all of these connections that

existed between trump team members and various russians couldn't just a bank wants aventyl. arthel: let me play some sound from chairman nunes and we'll talk about it. >> will the american people -- [inaudible] >> if they want to. we have to work that out with the legal counsel. we will allow people to come forward in whatever manner they want to come forward to get. arthel: we want to be careful to not draw conclusions until the dots have been connected if they alternately will be. in the meantime you have former campaign manager paul manafort volunteering to be interviewed by the house intelligence committee. is this clearing his own name or to throw others under the bus? >> it's not entirely clear yet at this point because we have

not heard from them. it's not just manafort but three former campaign officials who have come forward and said they are willing to be interviewed by the committee. so far those interviews whenever they are scheduled for, we still don't know that will only happen behind closed doors of the likelihood we hear from them publicly backed may happen but right now that's not agree to our offered. it's certainly going to be a chance for all the members to hear from some people that were at the campaign at the time in which it appears that the fbi began its investigation to the potential links between the presence team and russian officials. it's an important series of interviews but it's not clear what they will offer reveal. seems these three people came forward because again on monday during opening hearings nunes issued a public call for anyone else who has information they feel is preventing the committee from coming forward. that led to the source that he

was alerted to on tuesday night. he spoke about it publicly and he briefed the president and i think you heard a little of that clip played and now these letters. this is all happening very quickly. it's not clear we will be hearing any more chapters of his public way. we may as he left the door open for an opener hearing but we don't have anything like that schedule going forward and democrats, you can hear it that they are not happy. they are accusing republicans of doing this in secret and they are basically, some of them are even accusing the intelligence committee chairman of coordinating with the white house. you have a really serious investigation happening and political potshots flying back and forth including the investigation. arthel: you know you talk about how unclear everything is and how a lot of the information is just quite frankly unknown. is this dust cloud over the

suspected russian interference in the election going to leave a film on this president or if and when the dust settles might the president or any of his closest aides be caught dirty handed? >> that's the greatest unknown of all. i think that's what democrats are hoping to connect the dots that they haven't found the smoking gun that actually does tie the president himself and there have been various democrats who said there's evidence of collusion but we have not connected those dots at all. it's certainly something that the president is not like happening and would rather have it go away and certainly it's affecting how people are viewing his tenure in various places and various groups but you also have to ask the question that even if there is something that is moret we have seen which people are going to care. it's going to be the president's

supporters that are alarmed by it. it if there is something there and we keep couching that, so if something does emerge this seems to pre--- be tight to him that is untoward or his supporters going to care that much. he kept talking about it at his rallies and it seems those people are wanting to talk about immigration and the economy and we just had a major rise in the health care bill as well. there are other things out there and it's clouding that is according to the point of problematically undermining his face? arthel: we believe that they are. thank you. eric: as you know obamacare remains the law of the land to the republicans failed to get enough support for the health care bill. many americans are wondering what comes next. coming up, we will tell you.

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arthel: this is a "fox news" alert, the standoff in vegas is over. police there are arresting the armed suspect who barricaded himself on a bus on the las vegas strip. this after a shooting on the strip left one person dead and another person injured. we are told those injuries are not life-threatening. police do not believe this was the terror situation. part of the strip had been shut down. not sure if it's open and the casino floor of the hotel was evacuated to guests were being told to stay in their rooms. not sure if that update in terms of the gas and we will give you more details as they become available. eric: after house speaker paul ryan called off yesterday's vote in the health care bill some americans are breathing a big sigh of relief while others are really disappointed. just like everyone is wondering, what happens next? casey stegall is in dallas with

some of our concerns. >> thursday morning in dallas, texas the brat race is just beginning. just another thursday for so many. for others, there is nothing typical about it. >> a few miles from the mundane routines outside one of the largest hospital systems in texas it should come as no surprise that health care hits mighty close to home. >> i'm afraid i couldn't get insurance because the pre-existing conditions. >> now people are concerned over what happens next. what an item on the table is phasing out the medicaid expansion but could hurt low-income people. >> my medication is over 400 a month. i don't know how i would pay for it. >> after the first surgery there just isn't any more. >> thomas keith is a cancer survivor but today he is here for test results.

doctors think his cancer is back >> in a certain point someone's health goes bad. >> is also over the age of 60. lawmakers are considering whether to allow insurance companies to charge higher premiums for patients 60 and above but even that is uncertain. >> i have noticed with my company our rates are going up every year. >> those who have insurance through their employee. president trump has said that premiums will go down at the new bill is passed however companies with less than 50 employees may no longer legally be required to provide such benefits under the final bill. >> obamacare has had its problems. at least you can work through it and get some kind of treatment. >> each person here has a story. all unique in their own way yet everybody appears to have the same message for their elected leaders. >> we need to get some common

sense. we need to go back and have the republicans and the democrats sit down and talk to each other. enough is enough. >> if there's one aspect of the law people we met it embraced it is eliminating the individual mandate which financially punishes people for not caring health insurance. in dallas casey stegall "fox news". arthel: the health intelligence committee says president trumps former campaign manager has volunteered to be interviewed as part of the investigation into russia's alleged involvement in the u.s. election. this comes as the committee summoned fbi director james comey to capitol hill for more testimony but this time it will be in secret. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the latest on the congressional probe. >> in back-to-back news conference as the leaders of the house intelligence committee argued over a rush investigation and the impact that new intelligence reports that

identify or unmask members of the trump campaign. >> there was additional unmasking that was done and the documents that i read the other day. i don't know who asked for them to be unmasked. i just know that they're more. >> he has not shared them with democrats or republicans. all of us are essentially in the dark. >> nunes said he needs to know more before concluding communications were monitored or simply passing references. >> we won't know that until we actually receive all of the documentation. it's hard to know where the information came from and to the get the reported have time to go through it. >> in his letter former top adviser and business manager carter page offered to meet with committee investigators writing extensive recent reporting by "the news york times" and other news organizations has been built on a foundation of many falsehoods with potential

support from members of the obama administration. one-time political adviser roger stone also offered to cooperate with his lawyer writing mr. stone deeply resent that several members of your committee have intimated that he has committed treason in social media activities. former trump campaign chairman paul manafort said he would do the same. >> republicans and democrats will work with his lawyers to see what exactly wants to do. he wants to come out and have a public hearing we are welcome to do that and if you want to do it includes setting aside with me. >> nunes called for classified hearing next week just eight days after the public testimony where director comey said he's seen no evidence backing up resident trumps wiretapping investigations. testimony from former senior intelligence officials in the deputy attorney general ontap president obama will not be rescheduled to the ranking democrat offered his own theory. >> there must have been a strong pushback from the white house about the nature of monday's hearing.

it's hard for me to come to any other conclusion about why hearing would be suddenly canceled. the republican chairman said the nsa is partially complying with the committee's request for how many americans were swept up in foreign surveillance and unmasked identify by name including members the trump campaign to the rest of the nsa documents are expected over the weekend or early next week and committee staffers said late today the review will take several days. and washington catherine herridge "fox news." eric: was so much focus placed on the so-called infiltration another threat to our democracy and that is china. a new department of defense study has raised alarm bells. they discovered the government directing investment companies with close ties to invest heavily in american technology startups. many firms dealing with sensitive military technology. some fear china may be more after deposits of some american

secrets as well for their next guest is the author of this new book the end chronicles his father service in world war ii and the health -- the homefront to the battlefront, an ohio teenager in world war ii. frank lavin is with us. ambassador good to see you. you are the head of the company and you work in china. what are they up to? >> look i'm not surprised at all to that we are seeing the story meaning much of u.s. technology has some kind of security or application and we should only expect that foreign countries will seek to acquire that legally or illegally. the fact that we are seeing it in chinese companies and some of them that our government links investing in the startups should be a surprise. our tech companies are making sure we have the proper

protections in place. eric: do we have that now? can they pluck out our secrets? >> we have historically been a pretty good job but i don't think it's fully up to speed. historically we have cbs mechanisms that review, or proves the security of acquisitions of the german steel mill wanted to acquire u.s. still it have to go through a formal review process to see if there are security implications. this is different. this is investments in tecnam plays where people are trying to acquire specialized technology and i think we have a full system in place to guard against that. eric: some are concerned about the russian uranium so are you confident that we can address this at some point? >> i think so. what we have got to do is broaden the scope and allows investment and not just acquisition and make sure the fbi is working closely with the

tech community. people are on guard if you're getting inquiries and oversees you need to get reporting mechanism to make sure you were not making mistakes. eric: what about north korea? they have protected north korea at the security council of these years. what would happen if i turned on the oil spigot? >> there are two or three scenarios they're one of which is positive that north korea moves towards the rule of the regime and the less positive scenarios the economic collapse and china doesn't want that to the worst-case scenario is some kind of conflict breaks out and nobody wants that so there is risk involved in a complete shutdown. what we in the united states one from china is more of a harder push and tougher sanctions tougher economic might to help north korea move the right way.

eric: the secretary of state was just there. you think the chinese will finally get that message? >> interestingly i think they're getting the message not because we are directly requesting it that south korea is putting in the impact missile system in place. they are concerned about what we might do so they know unless we play some kind of -- there's a chance that south korea or even japan escalates themselves. eric: finally your book is about your dad, teenager from ohio in the battle of the bulge. what lessons are there from our fathers to the new generation when you consider the threats that we face as americans today? >> you know that was an era of enormous sacrifice. your dad and my dad and several million americans under arms. i think what i take away from that book is we are concerned about what churchill did and what truman and isenhour did but let's not forget there were

civilians and 20-year-old thorax refighting that war in the country called on them to make that sacrifice. the battle of the bulge is the greatest battle in the largest battle the u.s. army has ever five. 600,000 combatants and 40,000 support combatants. 20,000 american casualties and 20,000 killed and 40,000 prisoners. it's a tough story but your dad and my dad rose to the moment. eric: thank you for joining us and we will get you back to talk about the china issue. thank you. arthel: eric many of us might be looking for ways to make sense of god in our lives. our chief religion correspondent is taking us on a journey exploring -- a journey plus the version of the navy's famous

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arthel: "fox news" chief religious -- lauren green sharing with us her new book. many of us turn to god for guidance but sometimes wondering if he's listening. in her book lauren works to answer that question that yes god is always listening to joining me now is lauren green my dear friend. it's good to see you lauren and congratulations on the look. you've been working really hard on this. does it feel like more today more than ever that people are

having a hard time hearing god's? >> i think so absolutely because we are not listening. you go on the subway or down the street and you have people looking for something else. there's a lot of noise here that people are sort of listening to rather than the word god but one of the things i found that i talk about in the book is i go with the camera and microphone and ask people lightheartedly how many commands in -- commandments have you broken today plex they were talking about adultery and i almost killed someone and i thought this is a very strange thing. here we have the camera and they are treating it as a confessional. there is something about this connection with the word of god that i think people are hungry for but they are not listening. arthel: of course the book is steeped in faith and spirituality. their message for people who don't consider themselves religious? >> i think absolutely because one of the things that i found

is and this is where i am trying to be honest in the book whether or not you believe in god has no bearing on whether there is a god. that was the basis of the idea. okay so if this is an objective truth i should be able to find evidence of it not just spiritually but physically and this is where the lighthouse came into play but i looked at the structure of the 10 commandments and found it was very much like the structure of the white house. the beacon is like the first commandment. you can't break commandments to through one without breaking one. here you have almost a closed system and then it's perhaps a template not us just a spiritual law but perhaps a template for all law. arthel: you speak of it as a template. for those who don't know jesus and might even get acquainted with jesus or some higher being you know especially in this foggy world we are living in might that book be the catalyst

to jumpstart to people to get there? >> i think there a lot of entrées into understanding christianity and understanding jesus. my agent is jewish so he had to read -- to read the manuscript over several times until he understood the argument. that's one of the issues is that you can understand the argument. you can know a lot about god and one theologian said there is a god but that doesn't mean he worships him and that is the difference. arthel: in closing the lighthouse, i think you have a personal story behind the lighthouse that you've shared with us briefly. >> this process started a decade ago but the lighthouse came into it later. i was looking for a personal connection i realized at one point god was not only lighting my path and guiding me but he was there with me and all of my troubles and it reminded me of the first i will never leave you

or for sake you in for sake unf began a personal journey. arthel: i'm right there with you my sister. i'm so proud of you that you have been working so hard on this and i'm so proud of you. you look beautiful on the cover. good job lauren. we love lauren here at fox. thank you so much. eric: lauren, congratulations. the french arab attic demonstration team will return to the u.s. for the first time in more than 30 years and we came along for the ride. i don't want to pry... dad. but have you made a decision? i'm going with the $1000 in cash back. my son... ...a cash man. dad, are you crying? nah, just something in my eye. the volkswagen 3 and easy event... ...where you can choose one of three easy ways to get a $1000 offer. hurry in to your volkswagen dealer now and you can get $1000 as an apr bonus,

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eric: for the first time in three decades france's version of our famous blue angels returned to american shores. spectacular aerial feats marked the historic occasion for the 100 beer anniversary joining the fight in the first world war. bryan llenas you went for a spin. >> i just landed a few hours ago and what a ride it was, the ride of my life. the french blue angels flying over new york city and the statue of liberty for the first time in 31 years and look at the images that we were able to capture. red white and blue as the legendary aerobatic team flew

over the statue of liberty obviously a gift from france and over lower manhattan today. it was the greatest ride of my life in the greatest ride of their lives. this all really is to show the allied friendship that the french and the american share. we were each other's first allies. we got prepared this morning with her suit. you can see me with a special logo bryan llenas with the "fox news" channel. we had our chi suit on and there we were inside the cockpit when we took off and had the ride of our lives. we spoke to the french pilots who spoke to us about the significance of this trip. take a listen. >> we thank you for all that you did and we also want to say we are fighting together everywhere in the world with the usa. we always have been allies and our resolute. we are happy to come here. >> the french blue angels are

the oldest aerobatic team in the world. since 1931 in the skies are incredibly good at what they do. they stay up to 1500 feet above the ground to do all these tricks. "fox news" was exclusively within their today eric. eric we thanked him and we do stand together. glad you went up and had a good time. arthel: a good story. you've heard of the running of the bulls, right? police here in the u.s. were put to the chase. check out the music. all happen texas style. ♪ my bladder wake me up

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arthel: now on unusual story about a police chase in texas rate that's not unusual but it was with a four-legged fugitive. the dash cam video showing you right here an officer and temple texas trying to corral a cow inside of a fence. the cow is not having it. charging the fence and busting loose. then the officers being chase. police say that cow escaped from a veterinary clinic. we don't know if the cow has been caught. that's what we know. eric: look at him running

around. this is a cow watching the show. this is like a third one. there was one in queens new york and another in texas a few weeks ago. arthel: we are back tomorrow at noon. hope you can join us. julie banderas is next. dewey present from promising a fresh start for health care reform even as he turns his sights to the budget budget and the tax overall pick good evening i am julie banderas and this is "the fox report". the obamacare repeal and replace plan just didn't have enough support. prompting the house speaker to call off the vote yesterday. it is a huge setback for what could have been the president's first major legislative when great vice president pence blaming congress today at an event in west virginia. >> the president worked tirelessly over the last several weeks to get congress to repeal and replace obamacare. you saw his