officer body slams a sorority story. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ clayton: beautiful spring morning city. finally, we can pack up away the coats. have you put away the coats? heather: maybe. clayton: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" and i'm clayton morris. heather: and i'm heather childers. prepare for real world. allies coming to defense with a stern warning to the white house. clayton: but the trump administration doubling down on

take out isis and syrian regime. griff jenkins. >> one does not rely on original strikes if assad commits atrocities to his people. wiping out isis remains the top priority. >> by defeating isis and removing their caliphate from their control, we have now eliminated at least or minimized a particular threat not just the united states but to do whole stability of the region and once the isis threat has been reduced or eliminated. we can turn to the direction of stabilizing in syria. tillerson heads to moscow this week. a troubling statement at least yesterday on the website of al waton, syrian newspaper purports to be from syrian allies, russia, iran and hezbollah, it

reads, quote, the aggression against syria oversteps all red lines. we will react firmly to any aggression against syria and to any infringement of red lines, whoever carries them out. the united states knows our ability to react. and here at home, criticism from members of congress continues to mount. senator ben carden, the top democrat says the president has no strategy. >> i don't think he articulated a syrian strategy. what we saw was a reaction of use of chemical weapons, a thing that many of us supported but we do not see a coherent policy how we are going to deal with the civil war and isis. >> president trump taking moments to offering commendations commenting uss porter and uss.

heather: using strike in syria to qualify the missile program. it comes as u.s. aircraft carrier and missile destroyerers head back to the peninsula joining south korea as it's a necessary move. >> this is a road, regime that's now a nuclear-capable regime and president xi and president trump agreed that that's unacceptable. heather: point gone said that north korea could be on the edge of another nuclear test. clayton: nationwide manhunt intensifying for heavily armed

self-proclaimed revolutionary who mailed violent manifesto to president trump. >> revolution. it's time for change. >> y'all have no idea. clayton: police not taking any chances canceling palm sunday church-goers. >> police warned that he's armed and dangers and searching for them and asking for the public's health. 30-year-old of jamesville allegedly broke into a gun store and tuesday stealing several assault weapons. afterwards the police found vehicle on fire with evidence of arson, police said he sent 161-page manifesto to president trump, they released cell phone videos mailing the letter and making a statement about a revolution. >> for anybody who got this letter, you might want to read it.

it's getting shipped. revolution. it's time for change. >> police found evidence that his manifesto included threats to public officials or schools prompting the jamesville school district to be closed on friday, he also expressed antireligious views. because of that police patrolled churches on sunday. >> we always want to hinge on the side of the safety because if we didn't and if something did happen, it would be a bad look towards our department as well as the churches. >> some people attending church on sunday said police made them feel safer but they still have concerns. >> it's pretty sad that we come to that point. i'm grateful that they can be here and they're willing to be here, but it's worrisome.

>> one church canceled services after a man who looked like jakobowsky was seen earlier, they are offering 10,000-dollar reward leading to his arrest. clayton: thanks, kelly. heather: condemning palm sunday attacks as barbaric, isis now taking credit for murdering dozen of christians. the video you're about to see is disturbing, the first, this is the first explosion as the first bomb detonates during mass. you can hear the screams right there aspectture goes out. the surveillance video shows a second homicide bomber going through metal detector. egypt declaring a three-month state of emergency amid a deadly rash of attacks on christians in the country. >> new details this morning about the suspect behind terror attack in sweet en.

the suspect was seeking revenge for western military bombing. isis ramming a stolen truck through a packed shopping center killing four including an 11-year-old. the alleged driver and second suspect also known isis fanatic now facing charges. teenage asylum seekers planned of planting a bomb. the teen originally from russia was known for ties of islamic terrorism. norway placing slightly risk of significant terror attack. heather: judge neil gorsuch will take his place on the supreme court. 113th justice sworn in and filling the seat of the late antonin scalia. judge gorsuch got advice from

kagen. he will be on cafeteria earn duty and must open the door for everyone until the next justice is confirmed. clayton: much of the states brace for severe storms. heather: he has everything that we need to know. good morning, adam. >> yes, we are talking spring which means we are talking about potentially severe weather and some folks in warm weather. you are talk about getting rid of the jacket but, boy, it's going to get warm in the next couple of weeks. 55 in new york city, incredibly warm out there but you are seeing rain across the midwest, that's going to right across the center of the country, right where the warm air and cold air meet. that's where you typically the severe weather. running all the way across the middle of the country, chicago,

all areas where we can see tornado, severe weather and it's going to continue to march right along the line where you see the warm air meet and the cold air meet. out in front of this line of storms, everything off to the east, those are all area where the numbers will be impressive today. it's not early this morning, that's going to take really the heat to have day, so i continue to march. it'll begin at 4:00 o'clock running you through evening hours and, yes, guys, maybe tomorrow morning. everything in front of this stays warm. temperatures in the 70's, tomorrow getting close to the 80's. clayton: good stuff. heather: thank you, adam. four rounds of the world's best golf, the masters coming down to one final shot. >> after so many years one and for all for sergio. clayton: there he is sergio

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send us your e-mail or tweet us as well. heather: lawmaker in louisiana proposing a bill to ban imitation firearm at school, school events and near campus ground. violaters could face six months prison. clayton: fox business alert, thousands still stranded as delta tries to get back to normal again following the days of delays. heather: lauren simonetti from fox business with an update for us, lauren. lauren: good morning, a headache it is if you're flying delta today. a storm in atlanta back on wednesday set off domino affect that has resulted more than 3500

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>> well, catholic church crack-down on illegal immigrants. bishop peter of the manchester new hampshire dioces refuses to take refuge. wenot labeled because this after one church in diocese considered a sanctuary church. heather: president trump may be getting support for the syria air strikes in both of the aisle but a liberal magazine editor says that the name of the missile that is were used is offensive. clayton: carley shimkus with the backlash of tomahawks? carley: who would have thought. news that president trump launched the tomahawk missiles on syrian air bias has consumed

the news cycle since thursday evening. but the editor is pointing out that name of the missiles could be offensive tweeting that the missiles are called tomahawks must enrage a lot of native americans. social media, of course, is having a field day. assad is killing and gassing people and you are word about how people feel about the name of a missile. james writing, i ask elizabeth warren, she said hou. he's joking about it. these are named after the fighting spirit and confidence of native american tribes. he think it's a good thing that they're called that. heather: interesting. hillary clinton in the meantime the finally free to speak her mind. carley: that's right. how hillary clinton is feeling after her election loss. here is an excerpt from the article. i have known clinton a bit for

many years and when she was running for office, she was monumental careful in language, a natural impulse when critics are circling. now she's out of her shell and far more willing to speak bluntly. well, her critics are sounding on that excerpt, simon said, hillary clinton has always been free to speak her mind. that's why trump won, make america great again. continued make pg excuses, i just think she should be doing it from a jail cell, wow. alan says, hillary clinton lost because she doesn't like anyone in this country who doesn't think and act like her and she told them so. a common critic was that she was a little too rigid. clayton: now, i guess, they got back together? carley: yeah, they spent the

weekend together and former president clinton gifted former president george bush with socks. great to spend time with george h.w. bush and mrs. bush in houston, we caught about kids, grandkids and socks. bush 41 has extensive sock collection. take a look at tweet in 2013 where bush is rocking cactus-themed socks. [laughter] heather: michael tam threa loves cool stuff. carley: thanks a lot. heather: 25 minutes after the top of the hour and president trump's show of force in syria drawing praise across the board. >> i want to tell president trump the first strike was good, it saved us. heather: syrian refugee survivor

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heather: live from our nation's capitol in warkd before the sun comes up. good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends" i'm heather childers. clayton: it is 30 minutes after the hour. fox news alert now. syrian allies preparing for real war issuing a stern warning to the white house. heather: the trump administration isn't backing down in its quest to eliminate isis and take out the certifyian regime. griff jenkins joins live from washington with the latest. good morning, griff. >> good morning, with the possibility of more strikes, the trump administration's lays out strategy on syria. national security adviser h.r.

mcmaster laying out. >> what you have in syria is a very destructive cycle of violence perpetuated by -- by isis obviously but also by this regime and their iranian and russian responsors. >> secretary of state tillerson heads to russia calling on putin to rethink support in a troubling website released yesterday on a website a syrian newspaper close to the assad regime purports to be from syrian allies, russia, iran and hezbollah, the statement reads, the aggression against syria oversteps all red lines, we will react firmly to any reaction against syria and infringement of red lines, whoever carries them out. the united states knows our ability to react and here at home criticism from members of congress continues to mount, senator ben, top democrat on the

senate floors commission says, the president has no strategy. >> i don't think he articulated a syrian strategy. what we saw was a reaction to the use of chemical weapons, something that i think many of us supported but we did not see a coherent policy on how we are going the deal with the civil war and how to deal with isis. >> through all of this president trump dealing accommodation for armed forces calling in sending simple tweet. thank you at u.s. navy, #usa. so things are moving fast, guys, the biggest question is what's next in syria and a lot of eyes on those meetings with secretary of state in russia later this week. clayton: absolutely. thanks, griff, live for news dc for us. he's become the face of the tragedy in syria, the haunting photos showing cradling his

9-month-old twins. >> i want to tell president trump the first strike was good, it saved us, but just a few hours later the air base continued working, it's like a challenge from assad. i can still attack and from the same base you attacked. clayton: hamid reunited with other family member that is survived. heather: now time for a look at who is talking and this morning senator lindsey graham says that president trump sent a strong message to the assad regime when he dropped the 60 bombs. >> i've never been more encouraged about the trump administration than i am today. embassador hailey said on your program, you'll never end the war with assad in power, so that means regime change is now the policy of the trump

administration, that's at least what i've heard. you need more american troops to accelerate the demise of isil, we are relying too much on the kurds, more american forces, 5 or 60,000, more regional fighters to destroy isil. you need a safe haven quickly so people can regroup inside of syria and you train the opposition to go after assad. that's how he's taking out by his own people and you tell the russians, if you continue the bomb the people we train, whether he shoot you down. here is what i think assad is telling trump from flying from this base, f-you, he's making a serious mistake because if you're an adversary of the united states and you don't worry about what trump may do on any given day, then you're crazy. heather: we are going to talk more about this coming up. in the meantime also developing at this hour, north korea beefing up defenses using the strike in syria to justify its own nuclear missile program.

this comes as the u.s. aircraft carrier and missile destroyers head back to korean peninsula. joining south korea and what the white house considers a necessary security move. the pentagon now says that north korea could be on the virtue of another ballistic test. clayton: now this fox news, the nationwide manhunt intensifies this morning for a heavily-armed, self-proclaimed who failed manifesto to president trump. >> revolution. it's time for change. >> y'all have no idea what's about to happen. clayton: who is filming that video too by the way. police not taking any chances canceling palm sunday church services fearing he may be a threat to church-goers. kelly has the latest. >> i watched this on saturday and you raise add a good question who was helping him and police are obviously looking at this as police offer a 10,000 reward for information leading

to the arrest of joseph jakabowksi. don't engage him. police say he's armed and dangerous, broke into a gun store on tuesday stealing several assault weapons. afterwards police found his vehicle on fire nearby with evidence of arson. police say then that he sent 161-page manifesto to president trump. they released cell phone videos showing him mailing the letter and making a statement about a revolution. >> anybody that got this letter, you might want to read it. there it is, you see it's getting shipped. revolution. it's time for change. >> police found evidence at his home that the manifesto including threats to public officials or schools. prompted the jamesville school district to be shut down on friday. he also expressed antireligious views. police increased their patrols around churches on palm sunday

as a result of that, police want to capture him soon because he's cost trouble before. >> there was one specific case where he attempted to -- to disarm a police officer and we are not for the very secure holster of this officer, would have most certainly disarmed that police officer and for that crime, he was sent to prison. >> one church canceled church services after a man who looked like jakobowsky was seen later during the week. 10,000-dollar reward information leading to his arrest. do not engage him. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. heather: kelly wright live for us. thank you, kelly. clayton: could a former playboy model be the key to cracking the case? heather: how the hacker who

exposed hillary clinton's e-mail server, in the exchange published by wikileaks he identifies rich of the source of dnc leaks last summer. it's not clear if the messages are in fact, authentic. clayton: police still have no suspect. heather: time now about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and boiling over after a police officer body-slams a sorority sister. >> what did i do? heather: there's more to the story and your comments are pouring in on this one, we will share some of them up next. clayton: tillerson leading to moscow to take on russia and syrian ally. heather: liberals unhinged, students in berkeley flip out over conservative speaker setting american flags on fire and destroying their own campus.

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heather: welcome back, secretary of state rex tillerson heading to moscow on wednesday for the trump's administration first official meeting with the kremlin since the president dropped 60 bombs on syria. so what can we expect? clayton: former u.s. army intelligence officer to weigh in on that. good to see you, andrew. >> great to be here. clayton: we had sebastian gorka, one of the things i asked him about the meeting, we are not going to telegraph our move to russia on this any longer like the obama administration and yet somebody in the administration who wants us to know that they're getting tough with russia.

what do you make of what this meeting could unfold? >> i expect the secretary of state to say a couple of things to point, one, of course, stop supporting syrian president bashar al-assad. i think secondly, he's going to make it clear that our fight is not with the russians, it's with the syrian government and we don't really have a problem with the russian president in syria, we don't have a problem with the member of this regime defeating bashar al-assad as president. we see bashar al-assad at this point after chemical weapon's attack last week as beyond the pail. heather: what we do see apparently is russia's inability to withhold their end of the bargain back in 2013 which said that they would oversee the destruction of these chemical weapon that is syria has. here is what the secretary of state had to say about that. >> responsible for these attacks, it was bashar al-assad and i think the russians need to think more carefully about the commitment they made under the chemical weapon's agreements to be the garantor that the weapons

would be seized and destroyed. heather: he didn't draw any conclusions in terms of complicity at all but clearly the russians had been incompetent or simply outmaneuvered by the syrians. what do you think will develop on this front? >> well, i mean, that agreement in 2013 was an an absolute farce . so that agreement for all intents and purposes is totally scrapped and, in fact, of course, that's why the u.s. had to take unilateral action last week. clayton: do you think we will see more attacks. it seems that bashar al-assad was maybe testing us from flying from the very same air bases to carry out more attacks? >> yeah that was clearly a

gesture meant to rub in our face that our attacks hadn't done much damage. no, what you are more likely to see increased u.s. assistance to syrian rebels in the region beginning with kurds and including groups which the saudi arabians backed who we don't yet which might be instrumental and forcing some kind of political transition that even the russians would be amenable to. heather: jon if you heard griff jenkins report this morning. joint statement between iran, russia and syria, what are the implications in terms of iran and their involvement in this? >> right, i thought there were two things about that statement yesterday. one is that this group pledged -- that any future violations of the red line, the u.s. attack on syria would be punished, meaning they are not going to do anything this time. secondly, the fact that the

russians brought iran into this clearly indicate that is if there is retribution it's going to come from the iranians, the iranians have really good irregular warfare capabilities. they support terrorism and they know how to inflict pain on u.s. forces without getting their forces directly involved. clayton: art, andrew, we appreciate you joining us this morning. heather: video is to disturbing. clayton: awful. let's check with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends". steve: remember at the grammies the woman by joey villa, that's right, make america great again. right after she wore that there, her music took off on the charts, i believe, one of her singles went to number one. how great is that? well, recently she hit the streets wearing donald trump

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clayton: live look at the sun comes up here in new york city. heather: beautiful. clayton: 75-degrees or something. adam will yell at me. i'm sure i have it wrong. it'll be warm. that's all i'm worried about. heather: shows an officer body-slamming a sorority girl. we do warn to warn you that some of you may find this hard to watch. [inaudible conversations] clayton: the department standing by the action saying 22-year-old physically attacked an officer leading to the arrest. heather: the story has everyone talking and e-mailing us saying, the cop was right, people need to learn to comply with lawful orders.

clayton: that was the worst display of physical abuse i have ever seen. heather: straight arm bar takedown. standard procedure. used around the country and the world. clayton: did the officer go too far or act appropriately to that young lady? log onto "fox & friends first" page for live debate use #keep talking. heather: ann coulter to set liberals in berkeley. [inaudible] heather: you remember all of that? the young america foundation hosting cowlter for a speech about illegal immigration. conservative members saying that this is a crucial second test to see if berkeley really is a so-called home of the free

speech movement. clayton: protestors on a different california campus denying the first amendment rights of another conservative author. clayton: police forced to close and her book war on cops. details of public safety concerns and sparked outrage among black lives matter support. mcdonald will be here to discuss in "fox & friends" this morning. heather: she may have lost the fake election. >> that's true. the two reasons i lost, weather we can't control and millennial apathy and you can. clayton: can she be ready to

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heather: it is about two minutes before the top of the hour. before you leave the house here is what is happening today. neil gorsuch will officially become the new supreme court justice. he will be sworn in by john roberts followed by a public ceremony in the rose garden. he is filling the southeast late antonin scalia i delta airlines is expectation a near normal day today after thousands of delays and cancellations. the travel nightmare blamed on powerful storms moving through the southeast. a celebration 108 years in the making at wrigley field. the chicago cubs will raise their world series banner before today's homeowner against the dodgers.

they will beat the cleveland indians to win first title since 1908. clayton: win only one thing, good, the bad, and the ugly. the boston fire department 49 new firefighters. all of them are veterans. special ceremony. each man rising, taking their oath of office before being called one by one to receive their badge to serve. next, the bad. a metal plane gets unusually close to air force one. this photo from inside the president's jet showing the plane just about 1,000 feet away. minutes later the president landed safely at joint base andrews. it's unclear why or how that military jet got that close. and the ugly. dozens of iowa state university protests over will will will will low wages. paying 15 cents an hour.

calling prison modern day slavery. that. heather: that wraps it for us today. thanks for joining us as always. clayton: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everyone. heather: 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. >> regardless of whether russia was complies si complicie failed to the international community. >> ice says payin pay claiming responsibility of the bombing of two christian churches in northern egypt. >> dozens died and more than 100 would were wounded. >> 100,000 tons of diplomacy creaning toward the north korea. >> the president has asked us to be prepared to give him a full range of options to