greg: all right. thanks to kimberly, rob, kat and tyrus. [cheers and applause] thanks to the studio audience. [cheers and applause] arthel: we begin with fox news alert at least of least 4 tweemr people dead 200 others wounds after attacks on two coptic christian churches in egypt this morning, isis declaring responsibility. a. this is a brand-newary "america's news hq" i am arthel neville. eric: i am eric shawns, bombs just latest aimed at killing christians, targeting churches in alexander and tanta as cop cc christians gather for the beginning of holy week, just

weeks before pope francis is scheduled to visit egypt. we're more with david lee in the middle east. reporter: a arthel, egypt a president declaring a three money state of emergency, following two months of terrorist attacks. dozens die more than 100 wounded. but death toll today could have been even higher. both were cause on camera. we caution, some of what you are now about to see and hear is disturbing. >> surveillance video of sunday's second attack shows a suicide bomber. in port city of alex andrea, the bomber is turned away from a main gate to a metal detector, he detonates the bomb causing i huge fireball to erupt outside of the cathedral, earlier, the

leader of coptic church, finished services in observance of palm sunday, local reports said he was still in the building at the time of the blast but not hurt, 11 people were killed, including three police, cathedral is considered sacred. serves at historical seat for the coptic pope, the first attack was in tanta. church's youtube channel was transmitting as the bomb went off, the video ends with a chilling streak was the victims, a witness who lived across the street designed bloodstain white robes running from the scene, more seriously injured victims were rushed to nearby hospitals in private cars, isis claims responsibility for both blasts, terror group threatened to increase attacks targeting egypt minoritminority christian docum, community this year there have

been more than two dozen attacks targeting egypt's copticer on orthodox community, comprising g 10% of the population. eric: uss navy carrier strike group now heading to korean peninsula and a new show of force. continued and more ballistic missile tests with nuclear tested believing to becoming, lucas thomas is joining us now from the pentagon with more on these latest developments. reporter: hello, in his first interview since becoming president trump's national security adviser, mcmaster 20e8toil wallace, decision to sd strike group was the prudent thing to do. >> north korea has been engaged in a pattern of pro vo provocate

behavior, they are now a nuclear-capable regime. president has asked us to be prepared to give him a full range of options. reporter: last month, battle group took part in annual militaryicker ceases with south korea -- exercises with south korea, allies. that same day eric, head of pacific command orders aircraft carrier to reverse course, among warships in carl vinson strike group are two destroyers and a cruiser. defense officials tell fox its ability to launch missile to nok knock may bnorth korea nok may r message t to pang pyongyang.

>> they are working their way toward a test of a intercontinental ballistic missile, we've been clear that is what we want them to see. reporter: i am told that strike groups will arrive off of the korean peninsula this week, one submarine is with them, but u.s. officials don't talk about those operations. eric: lucas thank you. arthel: a strong message from trump administration with secretary of state rex tillerson, now saying that u.s. missile strike on a syrian airbase should be a warning to other countries, those strikes, after a chemical weapons attack in syria left at least 70 dead last week. fox news spoke to a survive or of that attack, a man who lost and buried hidden tear family -- his entire family, including

twin babies. benjamin hall is joining us now with the latest. reporter: it was watching video of horrific chemical attack that drove president trump to intervene in syria launching the missile, speaking today, people who watch their family taken from them, it is easy to understand what drove him, and it was sobering moment. among family we spoke to were abdul hameed, the face of the tragedy, and reunited with family members who did survive, he lost 22. he described to us some thing he saw. >> as i entered house, whole family was dead. grown ups, dead. family on top of each other, my wife, my children, my brother, his wife. their children. my nieces, all of them. dead. after a few minutes, i feigned. reporter: among dead his

11-month-old twins, hig he burid them and his wife with his own hands, he spoke to us about american strikes. >> i want to tell president trump, the first strike of good, it saved us. but just a few hours later, the airbase continued working. it is like a challenge from assad. i can still attack, and from the same base. you attacked. reporter: not only are planes still taking off, they are bombing the up to. and at a greater pace than before. with nobody to stop them. >> assad is a criminal, he is killing not only human being, children's but animals as if they were the same, he is a war criminal. reporter: this feels is one of gratitude toward u.s., giving syrians a light at the end of the tunnel, but fear is also unless more is done to prevent iran and russia, backing up the

assad regime, assad will just continue to do what we has done for last 6 years, killing his own people. arthel: benjamin thank you. eric: deployment of carrier battle group, off korean peninsula, they are long islanding a growing divide coming between white house and some in congress. over potential military intervention overseas, peter ducey is live with the latest. reporter: hello, we're waiting for president trump to touchdown here on south lawn, after a few days working in florida. but before he left, the mar-a-lago estate he did tweet about those palm sunday terrorist attacks on churches in egypt, saying so sad to hear of terrorist attacks, u.s. strongly condemns, i have great confidence to to the al sisi

will handle the situation properly, national security concerns are now dominating the president's agenda. there is about to be a major change at his national security council. k.t. mcfarland is going to be ambassador of singapore. she does join steve bannon as original trump national security councilmember to leave, after general mcmaster took over as national security adviser, this morning mcmaster talked about next step in syria after this week's airstrike on an airfield, and hinted that there may be a stronger posture today russia, one of country allied with the assad regime before this latest chemical attack. >> i think we should and russia, how could it be if you have advisersa that airfield, that you did not know that syrian air

force was preparing in excusing a mass murder attack with chemical we weapons. reporter: and white house told us that president trump did talk with president abe. and he had promised to cooperate with the u.s. going forward, not just national security and international relations, on president's little bit this week, tomorrow in rose garden, judge gorsuch will be sworn in as newest jus justice in supreme court. arthel: coming up more pain at the pump with gas prices rising, what president trump did that some analysts is a is partly to blame. eric: some in congress say it is not enough, why. what else do they think we need to do ahead. i joined the army in july of '98.

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critical condition, two others injured, shots rang out downtown just before mi midnight, officis say it looks like a targeted attack. more pain at the pump for drivers, national average $2 .43. and some analyst say that u.s. missile strike on a syrian airbase is partly to blame. >> a mother searches for the good samaritan who saved her two-year-old son as he was choking on a chip at a restaurant, the mother rushed boy to the bac the back room ba, she came to thank him he was gone. eric: top senate leaders praise president trump this morning saying this u.s. strike against syrian government sent a strong needed message to regime of bashar al-assad. at same time some call on president to develop a comprehensive strategy for

dealing with syria and the islamic state. >> what we saw was the reaction to use of chemical weapons, but we did not see is a policy on how we'll deal with the civil war and isis. >> congress needs to work with the president to try to deal with this long-term strategy, lack of strategy, with really in syria. we have not had one for 6 years, we need a strategy, we need to work with the white house to come up with one with bipartisan support. eric: as senator rand paul demands congressional oversight of any new moves. susan is joining us. >> hello. eric: you have members of congress saying we need a strategy, saying there is no strategy when dealing with syria, what do you think they will come up with? >> i'm told that the president will send a strategy very soon. and that it will be dealing with

syria, and that there will be information for lawmakers about the legal justification for the strike conducted thursday, two separate issues, legal authority that he used terse thei thursday night. and secondly, what is next. and part of the reason it is sort of separated like that, is that lawmakers feel contents from listening to general joseph dowdunford, that is a one time attack. anythinging reaction from syria immediately with bashar al-assad. by thursday night, you heard a lot of lawmakers saying we need to talk about authorization for use of military force. however friday afternoon it became clear it may not lead to

anything else immediately in syria, lawmakers were content with notion that trump in coming weeks will come to congress, with a strategy on syria in the weeks ahead. eric: president obama he did not launch missile strikes because he did not get congressional authorization, that held him back, but he used a 2001 authorization after 9/11 to do a whole host of things, do you think that congress will try to tie the president's hands in dealing with this? or what he sends to the hill will satisfy them. >> this is a tough issue. you are right, on other hand, he can't go forward with more attacks unless he gets authorization, i think that president obama did those airstrikes with isis, and other actions putting some boots on the group there, using that 2001

authorization lawmaker back then were saying it cans time too second a -- it is time to take a second vote on this, i think, so many years have gone by since 2001, there will be a demand on this problem is, it is political poison to vote on this, two sides cannot agrow o agree on tt policy with authorizes war powers for the president, democrats' something limited, and republicans want something less restrictive. you have a big disagreement on capitol hill, when president trump brings something forward you are likely to get support from a lot of republicans. eric: rand paul calling these attacks an atrocity for example, then lindsey graham, here is what he said this morning on "meet the press." >> if you kill babies with

conventional bombs, it still a moral outrage, here is what i think assad is telling trump. f-you, and i think he made a serious mistake. because if you are an adversary of the united states and you don't worry about what trump may do on any given day, then you are crazy. eric: you heard it, he is colorful. so what do we did with that? >> a lot of people talked friday about how thursday strikes were about a message, sending a message. there are, of course, as we remember, a lot of complains from republicans that obama was not forceful enough and did not send a strong message, not just to syria but north korea, china to russia to anyone who is pushing to back too hard on united states and elsewhere, i think that is when you hear from lawmakers. they like the fact it sent a message but the problem is, where do we go from here. the next question is, what will be the creation from syria --

reaction from syria, will it require more response from united states, when that happens that is when get to a complicated issue in congress they debate how to authorize the president is more power to conduct military action, if that is where it leads us. but what is clear, what president was doing and lawmakers acknowledged friday, he was sending uses this to send a message, that message was needed, and they fell president obama had not done, that perhaps leading us to this situation we're in. eric: what is the mood? assad may be relaunching carlaus warplanes, but no chemical weapons now.

what do they is a? >> they were satisfies, even democrats with the strike. there are some outliers like rand paul. but generally, speaking bipartisan agreement that this was a smart move for the president to make, however, there was also concern about what is coming next, because, you need to have a strategy, the message i heard from capitol hill is, there needs to be a strategy, we have not got one yet, the sound bites prove you played, that is coming from republican and democrats. eric: and that certainly is what they want to see on capitol hill in next few weeks, thank you, susan. >> thank you. arthel: well there is a massive manhunt for this man, considered arms and very dangerous, police intensify their search for a man they say has become highl agitated by national politics.

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100 year anniversary of world war i battle of vinnie ridge. canadians see this size a defining moment. and a horrifying incident leaving commuters in india shocked and bewillerred after a road caves in and a car and a bus falli fall -- inside, the rs suffered minor injuries. >> we've been clear that our objective is denuclearize korean peninsula, we have no object testifobjectiveto change the re. arthel: secretary of state rex till irsotillerson doe denying s

that u.s. may have plans to assassinate kim jong-un. white house national security adviser mcmaster saying today on fox news sunday that a stronger presence in the region is a good way to deal with north korea recent behavior, and nuclear ambitions. >> what must happen is that denuclearization of th korean pn epeninsula. asked us to be prepared to give him a full range of options. arthel: joining me now, captain ben collins u.s. army special forces veteran, green beret, with 3 tours of duty in afghanistan, what are the capabilities of navy strike group? what is your gauge on this move? >> well, to be honest, i think that what this is mostly a symbolic, message that sending

to not just north korea but also china. and it comes to heels of meeting with president xi jinping in florida with president trump. the carrier group has air assets, it can launch jets from there and also they have same tomahawk cruise missile system we saw in syria, it packs a heavy punch, sending a strong message. arthel: and how does this fit into the strategy with our allies? south korea, and japan? >> well, south korea and japan are -- everyone is nervous about what is taking place in north korea. they are well heartened to see after 6 or 8 years of obama stepping back, to see we're willing to project that power once again into the region. and start to hol hold them accountable.

south korea is happy to see it. arthel: captain collins, you mentioned china, how does china factor in with options that do not involve direct military action? >> well, look, the fact is that china is only reason why north korea is ver survives, 85% of nh korea trade, goes to china. china gives them about 90% of north korea energy needs, if china wanted to they could turn the tap off and bring north korea to its knees. however the chinese did not want a destabilized north korea, biggest fear is a unified korea backed by western powers on its borders. >> and as you know, captain collins, president trump said, if china does not want to put a

stop to kim jong-un, he will do it alone. and saying that he'll label china's currency manipulate or and put tariffives os on china. >> i think so, and there is two things one somebody has to act. so if you look at this, you know it was about 10 years ago that north korea had their first nuclear test, it came in at one kiloton, the one a month ago was 30. to put it in perspective, 15 kilotons is side of the bomb in hiroshima. their capability has increases. and they are increasing their ability to deliver those nuclear warheads with missiles, someone has to acts. now that message with china, we make up roughly a third of the world trade, between china and the united states we web about

4% of -- represent about 4% of of china's economy that is a huge number, china represents less than 1%, there is a lot at stake right now i think for china, they are slowing down economically, and also they have their communist congress coming up in october. i think that xi jinping wants to see he being dominant in this relationship, and forceful. but he also has to recognize that if he missteps and they get labeled as a currency manipulate manipulator his economy will take a hit. arthel: i think we're out of time. we'll leave it there captain ben collins thank you for your analysis. >> thank you. arthel: take care. eric: a fox news alert for you, massive manhunt for a burglary sep who mas&p who may be -- sepy

be plotting violence against officials, he. after sending an antigovernment manifesto to president trump. will carr with more. reporter: authorities are keeping an eye on churches in wisconsin, after discovering alarming details in the manifesto, more than 150 members of law enforcement are continuing to search. this started tuesday when joseph e-mailed his 161 page manifesto to president trump. with hatred for politicians and law enforcement and called for a revolution, and a time for change. >> april 4, 2017, 5:48.

my name. stamp. reporter: that night, he allegedly stole 16 firearms from a gun shop, torched his car and disappeared. the manifesto makes generic threats to schools, police, and places of worship. one church has canceled the palm sunday services. >> my dad knows him, it is more awkward that somebody that seems so innocent could do something so terrifying and become a threat to the united states. reporter: he has a long track record with law enforcement, including a battery charge and a charge for disarming a police officer, fbi is offe $10,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest. >> thank you so much.

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>> another fox news alert, marchers flooding streets of downtown dallas, protests president trump's immigration policies today. dubbed immigration reform mega-march to end what organizers say is an aggressive deportation policy, and calling for an end to hate crimes and hate speech as they say spiked during the november presidential election. >> lawmakers are moving ahead with investigation into russian interference in u.s. presidential election. devin nunes recused himself amid allegations of ethic issues, and we're learning this cia joined the fbi in tracking russia's actions in summer of 2016 and may have started it.

what does that mean, joining us now. danny good to see you. >> good to see you. eric: the cia now, we learn, picked some stuff up, early summer. the chairman of the cia director john brennan goes to hill, and addresses so-called "gang of 8", about this, what does this mean? what is the significant that it was the cia first? >> well, depends on what they got, that is the drama hire. if you look at reporting there is comments like, may have been. they may have done this. there are comments like president trump campaign possibly was involved. that not good enough for me. if i were representing congress i would' to know what the basis.

analyst -- analytical report is one thing, a detail get in the weeds type. who said what, where and when. the issue is, what was the effect on the election,y know that someone released a lot of documents that were somewhat harmful to hillary. but we have to step back and think we need hard evidence. that these happened. without that, we're speculating, and agency sometimes does that, their threshold for coming to a conclusion is different from that of the fbi, it will be good to see what they come up with together, then we could make a decision. we don't want russians here in our democracy. and we know they are trying to get in here. we have to be ready. eric: there was a split between fbi and cia on whether it was to influence the election or an

effort to connect with the president trump campaign folks. >> i think that is really significant. because, the threshold for proof for the fbi, and the cia are different. they reach conclusions we would never reach, we don't have the hard facts, maybe we're old fashion we want show me the money. show me the information. i want to know what said what, and when. what did you intercept, exp andt is the basis for your conclusion. eric: show me the facts. here. they say 10 weeks before the election, cia director was concerned about increasing evidence of russian elect meddling, there were -- some on secure phone lines on summer

break, in august 25 briefing for harrharry reid, he indicated tht russia's hacking appeared aimed the helping mr. trump win the election, officials said this mr. brennan indicated up named advisers to mr. trump might be working with russians, there is the word might, how do you square this, the intelligence officials have come out on the record so far saying there is no evidence of collusion or coordination that they have know uncovered. >> that is my point, show me the proof, maybe and possibly is not good enough. i ran contra investigations, i game -- became involved in that stuff every day. it was just speculation. i think we have an obligation,

in congress to ask for specific information and data. not the result of some bee anall work -- analytical words. eric: what would that be, they have some trips and an e-mail. whatwhat if you were running wod you want? >> easy, it could be a source, they vuthey have unbelievable s, congress needs to know what the source said and the proximity to the information, did that source have the ability to come up with that relationship, and how did they play out with the se scenau want to get to lowest level of information and show house you got that, -- show how you got

that, as por oako posed to makia conclusion this is important. that is the way i work and the way that fbi works. eric: you say, you think we'll see it play out, do you think we'll see it? does it go to congress? do we get to see it? >> we should. there snow doubt we should. we have a right to. we are citizens, i think what will play out is that russians are attempting to do it they did everything they could to includo influence the election, and we'll know. eric: all right danny in fort worth, thank you. we'll see what comes of this. >> thank you very much. arthel: pope francis condemning the deadly violence at churches in egypt today.

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>> i pray for the dead and injured, i am close to the families and community, may god convert their hearts. reporter: in jerusalem. pilgrims waived the palm branches. then in philippine, catholic worshippers held a procession in manila, palm sunday is one of the most important days of the year in the philippines. at mass in dome a damascus, wors prayed. in stockholm sweden, palm sunday with a new means today. and pope also decrying suffering from war and terrorism. arthel: thank you.

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