eric: fox news alert, a community in shock and a nation sickened yet again after attack on house of worship. police identified the suspect connected to deadly shooting inside the habad poway synagogue yesterday. worshipers were celebrating last day of passover. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel neville, the 19-year-old man opened fire with assault rifle killing one woman and injuring 3 others including 8-year-old girl. the police investigating as possible hate crime. >> we have seen the tragic events all over the united states and all i can tell the

people out there that see this on their tv is that your law enforcement agency, federal, state and local and san diego are vigilant and we will provide the type of security that hopefully prevent this from happening in the future but sadly we are seeing this happen all too often around the country. arthel: live in poway with if latest. >> arthel, no evidence that he was part of organized white supremacist group. describes himself as antisemite and praised mosque attacks, 19-year-old gunman lived with parents, nursing student at nearby san marcos, police reviewing open letter he posted online slamming president trump for jewish faith and conservatives, the family and friends i can hear voices, how would you throw your life away,

i would rather go to die and not stop evil, end quote, 5'8, sunglasses, wearing vest and multiple magazines at 11:20 yesterday he entered the synagogue shooting assault rifle , sheriffs believe it jammed at the point. others say he chanted antisemitic remarks and others say he didn't. >> he had a vest. >> the victim was 60-year-old woman who died shielding the rabbi from gunshot, he was shot in the hand, a 34-year-old had wounds in his legs trying to

protect several children. >> he grabbed all the kids that he could and run, run towards the exit and went to grab the other. shot him in the leg. they kept on running, they all run out. >> the other hero here an off duty patrol border patrol agent. he retrieved, he intervened firing several shots hitting the suspect's car as he fled. the suspect calls 911 admitting to what he did giving location and san fronted by san diego unit, officers says hands up or i will shoot, the rifle in front seat. a vigil hosted in nearby trump,

president trump calling hate crime offering sympathy as well as condolences to the family, at this time booked in local county murder and 3 counts of attempted murder, eric, arthel. eric: antisemitic attacks is just an outrage, arthel. arthel: president trump renewing his call for merit-base immigration laws in reaction to surge of families seeking asylum at the border. the president talked about it in exclusive interview with maria bartiromo on sunday morning futures. >> our laws are so bad, the combination of having a great economy and having the weakest immigration laws anywhere in the world by far and we have catch and release and chain migration and visa lottery, we have things that nobody in their right mind would have. we are trying to get rid of them, and the democrats won't do it. arthel: let's go with ellison barber. >> you heard president trump saying that a good economy and weak immigration laws are to blame for the surge of migrants

at the u.s.-méxico border, he told fox business, fox news maria bartiromo that things are good here economically and that the downside of that is more people want to come here even if it means embarking on a dangerous journey. the president blamed the democrats for not doing more to fix which he sees as loopholes in u.s. immigration system. things like so-called chain migration as well as catch and release. listen to a little more of what he had to say. >> it's a disgrace to our country what's going on but worst immigration laws ever, incompetent, they are there for a long time, when they used to separate children which was done during the obama administration with bush, with us, with everybody, far fewer people would come and we'd been on a humane basis pretty bad, we go out and we stop the separation, the problem is you have 10 times

more people coming up with their families, it's like disneyland now. >> other administrations have been criticized with the way policy, the administration has with zero tolerant policy. president trump spent evening in wisconsin for campaign rally. he addressed a packed house in green bay area and he spoke about the attack at the habad synagogue calling it apparent hate crime, he said that as well here at the white house before he departed twice referring to it as apparent hate crime, he then condemned what happened there and said the entire nation are with the victims and the families of that community. >> our entire nation mourns the loss of life, praise for the wounded and stand in solidarity with the jewish community, we

forcefully condemn the evil of anti-semitism and hate especially want to recognize a certain off-duty border patrol agent who bravely returned fire and helped destruct the attack and save so many lives, border patrol, we will all get to the bottom of it. >> the president spoke with the mayor of poway as well as the governor of california. arthel. arthel: all right, ellison barer, thank you. eric: attorney general william barr to testify before congress and house committees, the fox news is learning that the justice department is sparring with house democrats over the format of the hearing and if that issue is not resolved the attorney general could be a no-show. molly in washington and bureau with the latest development.

hi, molly. >> hi, eric, attorney general william barr expected to testify before the senate judiciary committee on wednesday, but as of this morning whether he also will testify before the house judiciary committee on thursday is in doubt because of the way the hearing is being set up on the house side, fox has learned that house judiciary jerry nadler wants to have judiciary committee staff question the attorney general not just lawmakers, the justice department takes issue with that indicating that the agbarr agreed to be questioned by members of congress, not their staff member. one gop house judiciary member says this is what democrats will do if barr does show up on thursday. >> they will spend time beaght up on barr and want to go continue to hoax that the parking --

president is talking about. is what clinton made famous, you do something along and you project that conduct on your opponents. >> one senate dim critic member of the committee and 2020 presidential candidate is going to back her house colleagues. >> we are going to have to work that out but he has to come before the house, he is the attorney general of the united states, we haven't seen him in the senate since his confirmation hearing. >> justice department are still in discussions about thursday's hearings and we are told the talks are expected to resume again tomorrow. eric. eric: sounds like a big battle is brewing, molly. arthel: eric, more on this we

will bring olivia, reporter for the hill, hi, olivia. >> hi, how are you? arthel: good, listen, i understand that you will be covering attorney general barr's congressional hearing this week and remind everybody the ag is scheduled to appear before the senate judiciary committee on wednesday which is expected to happen however, threatened to back out of committee hearings thursday and olivia, i understand contention is surfacing before the house begins, tell us more. >> attorney general barr has a target on his back after he sent 4-page principal conclusion of the mueller report which democrats say he made the call on obstruction of justice, that should have fallen to them but we are trying to see if they can get committee staff to question him in addition to lawmakers, something that the attorney

general has taken issue with and has a closed-door session after a public session in which they could go over redacted information in the report. now, if both stand firm you will see escalation of battle between congress and the attorney general and justice department. now, democrats certainly want to hear from attorney general barr but but both sides can't come into agreement and might turn into ugly mess. arthel: we are fighting all of the subpoenas, is the president undermining the constitutional separation of powers? >> well, you know, the president is certainly taking a path that he is spoken about before which is fighting fire with fire and democrats are going to say that he is obstructing their constitutional duty to conduct

oversight and that is definitely their argument that they are going to pursue. i believe judiciary chairman nadler recently said that this is a step towards impeachment because they are obstructing and not complying with congressional subpoenas, you can already see democrats sort of weighing out the strategy of how they will go after the white house and so some democrats are even talking about how to hold the white house or trump administration official accountable if they do not comply which they start to really stage and subpoenas that house democrats, some are talking about incarceration. arthel: the president olivia also says, quote, these are like impartial people, investigations sparked by a career white house

official having told the investigators that security clearances or white house officials by the former white house despite red flags raised in the process. is this official oversight? >> well, you know, democrats have a whistle blower who came forward and raised the issue about the process that's going on and democrats want to ask about ivanka, they want to ask about jared and how administration officials received their security clearances when issues were raised about them being granting such access and, you know, republicans, ranking member jim jordan of the judiciary committee, of the oversight committee said that he has reached agreement with the white house to bring but to talk about the processes in the securities

and not about the individual case-by-case basis which is according to my conversation with sources, it's very unlikely that chairman cummings is not going to reach deal. arthel: chairman cummings sent letter saying that he should expect questions about, quote, specific white house officials and allegations of retaliation against the whistle blower, so i think both sides are laying down their conditions. so olivia, you have a busy week ahead. i better let you go and get you prepped up for the week, we will see you again olivia, thank you. >> thank you. arthel: take care, stay with us because we will have more reaction from democratic congresswoman, also house committee member, stay with us for that. eric: meanwhile accident in downtown seattle, 4 people were killed and 3 others injured

after construction crane fell and plummeted in street, the cause of what happened is still under investigation. the witnesses say the weather may have been a factor. >> really, really strong wind for a short period of time, right around the time is when we heard the crash. i wasn't sure what it was, like i said, we hear a lot of construction in this area at all times of the day. eric: live in seattle at the site with the very latest, dan. >> yeah, eric, wind will definitely be looked at potential contributing factor in this tragedy yesterday afternoon. the national weather reported sweeping wind with gust of 25 miles per hour around the time of the collapse, witnesses also say that they saw the crane leaning before it came down, human error will also be looked at, the crane was being disassembled as construction project was in final stages, another smaller crane was taken

apart when it toppled off the building and crossed mercer street, south lake union of down town seattle, killed 2 people along with two crane operators, 1 woman and two men dead. >> i saw the car crushing and the crane on top of the car and i said there's no need to do anything else -- >> four other people were injured including a 25-year-old woman and her 4-month-old baby. their audi cut in half, the woman injured by the chattered glass from the moon roof but both mom and daughter were discharged from the hospital last night, only 28-year-old man remains in hospital, he's in satisfactory condition. the building was damaged, it was supposed to be finished and occupied by google later this

year, now labor and industry department will investigate what happened, fatal crane collapses is very rare, seattle in fact, has had the most construction cranes of any u.s. city for the last 3 years running and many are in south lake union, home to amazon headquarters. crane operators consistent rank among the most dangerous jobs of the u.s. according to researching and from 1192 to 2006, average of 22 workers died in crane accidents. most of those accidents, though, eric, were due to people willing electrified by wires hitting cranes. eric: dan, thank you. arthel: well, attorney general william barr show up for senate and house hearings on capitol hill this week? we are going ask democratic

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judiciary committee this coming thursday. the dispute apparently is over who questions him. well, one member of the committee joins us now, madeline, congresswoman, welcome to fox news channel. >> good morning, thanks for having me. eric: of course, well, the department we are told objects to both the democratic and the republican counselors of the committee question barr after the questions from you guys, members, and also apparently object to plans to go into executive session and start discussing grand jury. with all of that, do you think the attorney general will show? >> i have no idea, i know that our judiciary committee takes seriously to complete investigations and to get the facts before the american public. and i believe it is our independent decision how we run our committee hearings, i totally support our committee's

plan to have members question to have our counsel question and, of course, the purpose of going behind closed doors if there's anything that's confidential, grand jury material that he would need to be able to talk to attorney general barr about. i'm puzzled by attorney general barr at this point suggesting he will not show. and it's puzzling because you see that across this administration including the president saying he doesn't think the members of his administration should honor the subpoenas, what do they have to hide? eric: well, bar could say you guys are trying to change the rules, do counselors talk to people who are witnesses after members of congress in your committee when you have hearings? >> historically that has been one to have committee formation so it is not without precedent and also we are a coequal branch. we actually get to determine their rules for the operation of our committee and the purpose is singular, to get all of the

information, to get all of the information before the american people because let's take a look at what the mueller report shows, it shows sweeping and systematic interference by russia in our 2016 election. it shows the president and his contemporaries welcomed that public, publicly welcomed that interference and also showed multiple circumstances, more than 10 circumstances where the president instead of saying we have a serious problem here, police investigate this, where he actually obstructed justice, we have every responsibility at this grave time in our history to hold this administration accountable. eric: well, those 10 that you cite, for example, the president called to fire mueller and the president denies that he did that, they are not proven. >> we don't know that the president denies, he didn't cooperate, he didn't come in and testify, mcgann did testify, he testified not only that he was

asked to fire but then asked to lie about being asked to fire, can you imagine that? another member of national security adviser taking was asked to falsify a document, it's just stunning the interference by this president with this investigation, once he realized he was under the investigation. you have to go no further than judge napolitano that said we must go forward with investigation because it appear that is the president has been operating out of self-interest, his behaviors show that he's operating out of self-interest. eric: judge napolitano -- sorry to interrupt, fox news legal analyst. called political witch hunt. here is what he says about the investigations on capitol hill. >> we gave 1.4 million documents if you can believe such a ridiculous thing. 500 people testified, we had 18

people, that includes mr. mueller. wait, wait. with all of this, with all of this transparency we finished no collusion, no obstruction, right? the first they say let's do it again and i said that's enough. we have to run a country. eric: as the president says his view he thinks the democrats are trying to sandbag him. is this oversight of the executive branch? >> i'm confident, the american people are confident that this is oversight over the executive, you know, in the large sweep of history i'm sure it'll be remembered that the president said no collusion, no obstruction. they will remember the corrupt behavior of the administration that tried to cover over their

behaviors of obstruction, again, it is about the faithful execution of his office, we do not see that in -- and the mueller report says, serious evidence of obstruction and more than that, the president himself failed to cooperate with this. it's husbandtology me why attorney general barr has mischaracterized this. why is he carrying the president's water, seems to me that the attorney general has given away, poured away his own credibility in buckets but trying to offer the president the cover of no collusion or some sort of exoneration, there is no exoneration, special counsel mueller said if he could so say he would say so but instead what said is i'm obligate today preserve for the future at a time when this president could be indicted when he is out of office the testimony, the information, the

facts and the data so they are before the american people. that's what i think my job is as a member of congress and as member of judiciary committee so i look forward to attorney general barr coming before us and if he doesn't we will make sure that we use subpoena power and the justice system to make sure he comes and talks to the american people. eric: congressman from pennsylvania madeline dean, democrat, member of the judiciary committee, the president to fight subpoenas and he did answer in question to mueller investigators, we will see 4 days to determine whether the attorney general will show up. i expect this will be a huge story, a lot of anticipation this week, thank you for joining us here on the fox news channel on sunday and we will have a lot more news coming up. we will be right back.

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today as churches are closed after easter attack that killed 250 people a week ago. jeff paul has the latest in jerusalem. jeff. >> one week after more than 250 people were killed in sri lanka on easter sunday the arch bishop held special service, mass had to be televised. >> contradiction to kill someone in the name of god, god the merciful god, god who has created my brother and my sister. >> the arch bishop speaking to crowd of speech and nuns, condemned bombings that left 500 injured. local ro mane catholics watching service or listening on the ride was the only way they could worship this weekend, advised not to

participate in religious activities in their churches in light of the attack that is hit 3 hotels and 4 churches. >> i did not discourage my name for more people to worship god. >> despite the warnings some catholics, church goers who were killed praise for relatives, this all happening while they have supported 10,000 soldiers across the island and continue to hunt down members from two islamist groups who investigators believe carried out the attacks, we are also learning industry lankan police have entered one mosque in the area, police believe mosque is linked to one of the islamist group and locked mosque as they left in recent days soldiers have reportedly killed some of the militants that they were

after during shootout, arthel. eric: maximum pressure campaign on tehran regime after more sanctions on iran last week. here is white house national security adviser john bolton on fox news sunday. >> they want to get together and speak with the president, he said almost exactly a year ago when french president emmanuel macron came to washington and he told macron we were going get out of the iran nuclear deal that he we wanted to see a negotiation over all these things, the nuclear program, ballistic missile program, the support for terrorism and iran's other malign behavior. when they are ready to talk, the president is ready to talk.

>> good afternoon, u.s. national security adviser john bolton could not be further apart in state of bilateral relationship and whether president trump's so-called maximum pressure campaign is working. >> i think it's working and i think that's what they are worried about. >> president trump's intention to put pressure, maximum pressure on iran in order to bring iran to its knees so that we would succumb to pressure is failure. >> foreign policy team announced policy switch this week, the u.s. will no longer roll out waivers for countries that continue to buy oil from iran. responded to new policy in an interview with reiter, is this came out today taking shots at the united states. >> the united states came to our region, spent $7 trillion and the only outcome of that is that

we have more terror, more insecurity, we have more instability. people in our region are making the determination that the presence of the united states -- we reached an agreement with the international community, with the united states, six other powers. president trump just because he disliked president obama left agreement, very bad message not only that you're sending to the people of iran but you're sending to the rest of the world, that they should not rely on the signature of a president of the united states. >> he also took shots at president trump for decision to renege on the nuclear deal. sorry, eric. another sound bite there. wrap to you quickly, the critics pointed out that iran isn't democracy, the united states

don't respond with public opinion. eric: that regime is not only spreads terror across the globe but allegedly tried to assassinate opponents here in the u.s. as well as elsewhere in europe. >> thank you. eric: arthel. arthel: former long-time republican senator has died. served 8 years before being elect today senate in 1976. served 36 years, he was conservative but known to reach across the aisle on national security issues. mr. luger spent the first half of his career helping former soviet states dismantle nuclear stockpiles in aftermath of the cold war and shift focus to terrorism after 9/11. the center says he died from complications of copd. senator richard was 87 year's

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quashing this group and what it stands for, but it is inherent right and duty to stand up in the name of freedom to tyranny. eric: now calls for u.s. government to drop the case. former top national security official at the white house and the administration of 3 presidents, bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama, welcome. first of all, adrián han is your client, who is he and do you know where he is? >> long-standing supporter of human rights in north korea, eric as you know, the north korean regime has murdered tens of thousands of citizens, it has suggested them to starvation, forced labor, sexual exploitation and holds 120,000 of its own citizens, concentration camps for

political offenses. eric: and prosecution of your client as you just heard the professor perhaps political -- >> well, let's start at the beginning here, completely unprecedented, extremely sad and unfortunate what the department justice is for the first time ever executing arrest warrants against u.s. citizens based on criminal complaints of north korea and based on the account of north korean witnesses we know not to be credible. eric: now, has represented some in the beginning, they were invite intoed the embassy in madrid and while we cannot go in great deal of what happened in embassy, even a photograph showed on air demonstrate that there was no attack, no assault, no invasion of the embassy, this is christopher -- eric: we have the photos now, let's show them.

you have them. >> i have some of them. photograph former u.s. marine, decorated, he's now being held in federal detention in los angeles by our government pending extradition to spain on allegation that he somehow invaded or assaulted the north korean embassy in madrid. clearly he looks like he's out for sunday and listening to podcast and we have the photograph, there it is, him actually entering the embassy, we account for extradition is made based on accounts of north koreans officials in the embassy who frankly are terrified for their lives for engaging in opposition group. they have made up a story of assault which is disproven by the very photograph you just showed. eric: here is part of the complaint about the federal authorities, they have knives in bags, here is the quote, two members, two members oh testify group identify themselves as

human rights association, movement for the liberal of north korea, the group serve it is embassy during the search, seize drives, turned over to the fbi. break in and rob, you say they didn't do that, they were invited in, so what happens, great, thanks, they slap handcuffs on them? >> they put handcuffs on them, they have one in federal detention. you have to look photographs you just show, there was no assault on the embassy. time for american citizens to be let go. eric: what if they are not, what if they are extradited to spain if the spanish judge wants? >> well, we have received no assurances from the spanish government that they will not be sent to north korea. this was an offense against

north korea, that's clear. north korea made the criminal complaint upon which spain is acting and we all know what happens to american who is end up in custody of north korea particularly individuals and many others have proclaimed new independent government that's directly challenging first time ever the kim regime. so we are deeply concerned about the extradition with no assurances from the united states that are not resisting regime. eric: final you you said that's so important, we all know what happens with citizens that end up in kim regime. otto warmbier, political pond and he was brutally murdered and tortured because of that. what are your reflections, your thoughts as it relates to

efforts? >> warmbier is one example the way the regime treats individuals. pulling down a poster off of a north korean hotel. adrián hon and others that are being sadly pursued by our government have announced that they have set up an alternative government, provisional government to directly challenge and take over from the kim regime. so this is -- it's really extraordinary development, you know, in history of north korea and history of the north korean people aspiration for freedom and, you know, as you said, adrián hong and patriots worked in coordination with the united states government, shared information and they deserve to be supported and not detained. eric: all right, thank you so much, the federal judge rule

that poster was fake and north koreans made it up as part of propaganda against the u.s. with otto warmbier, thank you so much for joining us, we will have more on the group. >> thank you. arthel: we will be right back with a soil improver! seed! and fertilizer to feed! now yard time is our time. this is a scotts yard.

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snowfall but visibility, the reason wind conditions in the region, everything throughout the area we are paying attention to deeper blues, that's getting winds up to 50 miles an hour, you see the deep blue, that's wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour, that's going to knock down visibility and make things difficult to see. we talk about temperatures, forecasted highs u snow in northern stretches will be melting here on this sunday as things continue to stay warmer as we get into monday, wild weather, yes, arthel, thanks to warmth, the snow will not be sticking around. arthel: that's a good thing. all right a dam, thank you and we will be right back ame day... guaranteed. plus with most insurance, it's no cost to you. >> mom: really? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, ♪ safelite replace. bleech! aww! awww! ♪

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his beloved wife rosie, that's a wonderful tribute. arthel: it really is a wonderful tribute, that's it for us, back at 4:00 eastern, more news now from washington. ♪ >> a community in mourning this hour remembering the lives of 6-year-old lorie who died while trying to shield rabbi, the rabbi and 34-year-old man and 8-year-old recovering from the attack. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher, sad day here. leland: sad day, a lot of angles to cover on the story, it could have been so much worse, brave security guard that turned fire, i'm leland vittert, the 19-year-old suspect who fled the scene in custody and investigators are looking into his fast and manifesto he may have put online, william