♪ >> trump administration blaming iran for yesterday's fiery attacks on the world's largest oil facility in saudi arabia. the kingdom putting energy markets on notice that he reportedly shut down nearly half of its daily outfit hello, welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. eric: and i'm eric sounded thank you for joining us. president trump has found the county out east on prince. the u.s. it does stand ready to help america defend itself in putting the blame squarely on iran. the secretary of state mike pompeo tweeting this quote, ron is behind nearly 100 attacks on saudi arabia from they pretend to grieve and diplomacy.

amid all the calls from de-escalation around his now launched unprecedented attacks on the world's energy supply. there is no evidence the attacks came from yemen. reaction swift as lawmakers on capitol hill. senator lindsey graham saint u.s. should prepare attack retaliatory strike if the provocations continue. he suggests bombing the iranian oil fields. this is house majority leader kevin mccarthy this morning on calling for a more measured approach. >> they were will be socialism versus freedom about immigration and who wants to secure the border and who believe citizenship does not matter. it will be about healthcare. do you want to have medicare for all the will take away 170 million americans current healthcare that they have. eric: that was the wrong about that we had and he did say it is interview with maria bartiromo

that there should be more measured approach than just bombing the iranian oil field. we have full fox news coverage on this for you. molly hatteberg has more reaction from washington and let's begin with trait reporting from the middle east bureau in jerusalem. trey. reporter: the iranian government is denying any involvement in this massive attack on saturday against a saudi arabian oil production plants. it is believed that drones and/or missiles hit the facility causing massive fires. i ran and proxies for the summer targeting western linked oil and for structure in the gulf including thinkers and pipelines. this event was much larger in the attack cut 5% of the global oil supply. sparking fears and oil storage in large price increase. a hoodie run newspaper in yemen called clint were hit the oil field in the rebels were behind the strike. those they've used drones a missile target study revealed many times over the past year. the united nations say that these rebels do have the technology to carry out such an

attack. >> we exploited vulnerabilities in the saudi defense system and built our drones in order to avoid the systems. therefore the saudi air force became open to us and after their defense systems failed to spot our drones. reporter: irani and mohammed applied in a tweet that the secretary of state was being untruthful this weekend as he blamed iran for the new escalation. this comes concern of a larger conflict and intense relationship is between iran and the united states. his iranian denials and the cooties in yemen climate response ability for the strike this weekend there is no evidence linking any yemenis rebels to this current event. moving forward, it's important to note the oil field that was struck is more than 500 miles away from yemenis oil raising questions about whether or not iranian backed rebels in a country like iraq could be behind the events that transpired. eric.

eric: trey, thank you. arthel: how are other lawmakers reacting to disconnect we go to molly and washington. molly. reporter: democrats in washington say they need more from the trump administration. secretary of state mike pompeo tweeted that iran is behind the attack on the saudi oil double and connecticut democratic senator chris murphy says prove it. senator murphy tweeted quote, iran is a bad actor and you don't need to make stuff up to convince me. if the administration has evidence that the iranians, not the much more likely suspect cooties, who claimed response ability wants the attack on saudi facilities show it. rhode island democrat representative david siciliano house foreign affairs committee wants to know how president trump plans to respond. >> there is no question that the recent action by iran they are responsible for this bombing is an escalation of iran's militant behavior in the region but this

is made, get it because the president does not appear to have a strategy. reporter: south carolina republican senator lindsey graham tweeted yesterday that it's time for the u.s. to quote, put back on the table and attack on iranian oil refineries if they continue the provocation. he says consequent as for iran need to be more quotes, real. one what if - one of the colleagues disagrees. >> i think an escalation of the war would be a big mistake. it comes from the yemenis civil war were saudi arabia is been heavily involved in another country indiscreetly bombing civilians and killing children and the houthis are supported by the iranians so it's back and forth but the answer is trying to have a negotiated cease-fire and peace in yemen and bombing iran won't do that. reporter: wyoming republican liz cheney who was in a twitter back and forth with senator paul last week over foreign policy says the u.s. should work in part

through the united nations. they should deny visas for the iranian delegation to the u.s. later this month for the human generally assemble. the new u.s. ambassador to the un, kelly kraft, should offer a resolution putting sanctions back on iran. arthel. arthel: molly, thank you for eric. eric: with the i ran back houthis the attack is a time to bomb the iranian oil fields senator lindsey graham suggests. should they stand out senator paul calls working at jim wells joins us on international security. jim, this is a brazen attack on our world oil supplies. what should the ministration do? >> the first thing to do is to confirm who carried it out and where it was carried out but we don't know that in all we have is a tweet from pompeo but this is something you hear from the centcom commander from the director of national intelligence or something like that and i don't think pompeo really knows he's very quick to blame iran all the time and i would like to see the evidence he has. i guess is this.

iran has been helping the houthis with drones for years and in some ways it's a natural part of the cycle of escalation but houthis use to shoot ballistic missiles and the saudi's got help with missile defense systems to start to shoot them down. back and forth, back and forth and guess what after years of working on drones the houthis may have gotten pretty good at it and by the way the story is much larger and imagine me saying that even larger than yemen or saudi versus iran. the drone world has arrived and we worried about it and talked about it and try to imagine what that would be like and yesterday it came and knocked on the door. that is to say drones are proliferating or increasing capability and this is the pardon, this is the opening shot in the new world were all sorts of people have advanced capabilities. >> are we prepared for that? of course iran was behind us because the drones cost $15000

each and pretty sophisticated and able to fly 500 miles into the interior of saudi arabia. are we on the edge of a new era in war and that is - imagine, a swarm of drones coming down out of the night sky being able to attack an infrastructure and army prepared for this? we are shielded for ballistic missiles, not these little tiny drones. >> yeah, absolutely. the drones are now smaller than the ammunition it would carry but your central point is correct. defenses which i think are of limited value to begin with work best against ballistic missiles, short-range and medium-range ballistic missiles, if they work it offered this is more like a cruise missile which can be guided in theory or maneuverable and fly lower to the ground. are good things and bad things about this but believe it or not. the bad thing we saw unfold yesterday with vulnerabilities but it may be that if there is

mutual vulnerability then that gives countries, not nonstate actors because countries and incentive to try to stop this from getting worse. we don't want to live in a world where every week we read about a refinery being bombed and that will put pressure on the saudi's to say maybe this increasing war in yemen which we started and where we were bombing civilians maybe we should rethink that before we all start hitting each other and collectively going downhill. eric: also, look at israel but israel shut down the drone from syria over the golan heights in july but let me play a soundbite that kellyanne conway said this morning on fox news sunday talking about the administration response. >> we will continue to callout maligned behavior and continue the maximum pressure campaign in iran and this is a president who withdrew from a very bad nuclear deal with a ne'er-do-well regime. eric: she was clearly blaming

our aunt is like secretary of state mike pompeo is so i do think they are immediately turning their fingers toward iran and certainly iran has been a bad direct actor and leading sponsor of terrorism in the world and has back to the houthis militarily and economically. >> yeah, this is standard administration rhetoric about iran. i would not blame them if in the first 24 hours they don't have a good response rate. this is a rather new development. we never seen it before so if i were them i would take their time to buy time by putting up the line but they're sitting at the desk thinking what is this really mean and what are the vocations here and if i - if i take the step and bomb them what is that lead to what are the other opportunities and possibilities. right now in saudi arabia it's not the physical consequences of this attack, i don't think. i think they will be able to repair it and oil markets have hit bombs before but it's a psychological impact on saudi arabia and they are waking up to

a different world and they need to rethink their position in the u.s. has a thing about a new strategy going forward. right now i think they are just fine time. eric: why do you disparage the iran point of view. they are the regional liable to saudi arabia and have are behind many other attacks with an attack in the oil takers in the region and causing all sorts of trouble and basically desperate because the president sanctions and maximum fracture has been working at putting the economy in the tank and that's why they turn to the europeans to try to get a 15 billion-dollar from the manual account which some say is basically giving money to the extortionist. >> there's a lot in that question. you and i can talk about some of these things in the past and the middle east is full of bad actors but saudi arabia is a bad actor we can go through that in uae has been a bad actor but the question is how do you bring peace and stability to the region and what we found is in yemen the civil war the longer

it goes on the more dangerous it is for everyone. it was a war started by saudi arabia and u.s. military does not want to be in it and no one else wants to be in it and maybe this is a chance to turn that around because if it goes on it will make matters worse. let me say this about yemen. and had civil wars and internal conflicts going back to the 1950s, long before there was an islamic republic. the saudi's owned allies and anti- iran allies are fighting each other on the ground in yemen right now but the country has fought for ever so yes, iran and saudi arabia as part of this, no doubt about it, but they can go away tomorrow will be a yemen - let's not go overboard. eric: certainly complicated, confusing and quite friendly, a mess but as you said it seems we are on the edge of a new era of warfare. coming down from the sky.

always good to have you. >> great to see you, eric. eric: arthel b2 let's get to weather now. tropical storm roberto expected to strengthen into a hurricane in the coming hours. the good news is the storm is moving away from the west coast but however it could become a category two by midweek when a good approach bermuda. roberto passed bus the bahamas but they really do not cause major additional damage in the wake of dorian which devastated the island nation. it was a category five storm two weeks ago today. eric: tens of thousands of workers at one of our country's biggest automakers are threatening to walk off the job tonight. why and what it can mean that we have that straight ahead. in a live report. plus, after that heated comic democratic debate in houston did any candidates make a breakthrough? donna brazil is here with her take on the state of the

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support among black voters just wrapping up remarks at the 16th street baptist church in birmingham. for black girls were killed there in a kkk bombing 56 years ago today. combating racism has been a core message of biden's presidential campaign. >> my prayer to all of us this morning is in this moment when our nation wants needs to decide again who we are and what we stand for and will we remember the strength of this community. remember the moment that time stopped and then remember everything that came after. >> biden took hits last debate from former hud secretary julian castro who questioned the 76 -year-old on his memories widely called a - he told according to voters out of hispanic heritage

month event talking to students at the universities of south carolina and a presidential town hall. the former san antonio mayor losing one key voice following thursday's debate. >> i think at this point in time we need to narrow the field to defeat trump. in november 2020. that is why i believe i'm moving my support to vice president joe biden. reporter: gonzales is the third member of the congressional hispanic caucus to endorse biden. eric. eric: thank you, christina. arthel. arthel: for more on the democratic presidential candidates we bring it down a result, former dnc interim chairwoman and now a fox news contributor. to new orleans women in the same space. >> oh, girl. arthel: let's jump in. is there anybody but trump approach enough or do the

candidates of the democratic candidates need to self policies for people and if it's policy what is it that americans want? >> no question that many democrats would like to see a strong leader, someone that cannot only articulate the values of the democratic party that can unite the country so they are looking for a week. anybody but trump movement is a strong movement in this country but not enough to win the nomination. it's enough to win the nomination but not the presidency. we need both b2 what is it that the people want? what should the party be selling? >> they want to hear candidates talk about healthcare and climate change and talk about guns and gun violence and how do we reduce that in this country and more portly they want an economy that works for all people not just the top 10%. arthel: should they be more specific about why or how they think the president is not working? >> the president ran on a platform in 2016 and promised to bring about america renewal in

our economy is strong and he inherited a good economy from president obama and made improvements but people are worried about the tariff and the fight he's having with the chinese and worried that that will slow down our economy. i think democrats need to walk and chew gum. they need to talk about how they will do better but at the same time they better make sure they can present a vision for the future. arthel: one of the candidates, mayor pete was on the state of the union with jake tapper, let's listen. >> it all we have to offer is to dial it back and go back to what we were doing and if it feels like were looking at the past i think that message will come up short. arthel: how do you blend what worked in the past with bold ideas to move towards a changing future? back majority of americans are dissatisfied with the direction

of the country and they won't change. they want a candidate who represents the future in terms of policies as well as the practicality of trying to get legislation through congress in leading a diverse country. i think mayor pete is right and they are looking for change and a new direction and we know the president, at this point, cannot be the change we are looking for but the democrats had to step up and make sure they are the change in the mac and people are willing to go. arthel: pardon me, but comfort is one thing but how do we move and you got to have bold ideas to move forward? that's what they're not selling. >> i think his ideas are bold. arthel: but to bold. >> look, i'm a great fan of the second amendment but also believe we can have sensible gun control and gun safety measures so that were not using weapons of war on our streets each and every day. i do believe our healthcare system is still broken and people are saying pain so much out of pocket and not able to

get the coverage they need and we can have a sensible conversation on these issues without going too far in one direction. arthel: healthcare is a big deal and strikes every family. i'm wondering if you feel the democrats have done enough on the campaign trail candidates to speak about blending what has worked in the past and how do we move forward? >> as you can tell from the debate that was the biggest conversation when joe biden defended obamacare and said will give a public option but mr. castro said well, what do you mean by that two minutes ago. mr. castro had his bad song but at the same time the president was able to defend his position because he took on bernie sanders. joe biden walked into that room with pep in a stop and not leave with a lot of pep and walked in and said to both senator sanders as well as senator warren that their proposals would be too costly and probably unattainab unattainable. arthel: that's what i'm saying how do they find the middle? we what we want because i wanted to bring that up for short but

let's talk about dc. democrats can't seem to agree on semantics. inquiry versus investigation as it pertains to impeachment or going there. does this interfere with what the candidates are doing on the campaign trail or is it to separate connect. >> only one candidate that has made his campaign impeachment and that is mr. tom spier who will be on the debate stage next month but house democrats are looking for a path, it's not the words that matter but what matters is that they won't like to see the executive branch of government cooperate in the investigation. if that occurs that maybe the end of it but if that does not occur then they are going on to the litigation phase meaning they will go to court to comply with witnesses to testify but we will see the former campaign manager but donald trump corey louis dusty to come before the hill and will see if he will cooperate or plead the fifth amendment.

arthel: we're talking about direction of the party and i want you to tell everyone how you see it in terms of the direction that is your party a democratic party going to go center middle or up far left? >> the majority of democrats are moderate to [inaudible] so while we have a vigorous healthy and let's just say loud and very organized progressive wing of our party they are more populous. i get these calls about socialism and yes we have social some country and they are paying taxes but in terms of the democratic majority of democrats are moderate to conservative the very strong populist progressive lane that is making strides within the party. arthel: i will not listen to ask you to endorse a candidate but i want you to tell me who inched closer to the nomination thursday night? >> it takes 1885 delegates to secure the nomination and that is without the so-called automatic delegates or

superdelegates so who is inching closer? we won't note to the voters get out there but was with warren can have a breakthrough moment and mayor pete had a breakthrough moment and come all of paris had a breakthrough moment but joe biden, bernie sanders are still standing at the top to tear candidates. arthel: one word, what you say about the claim that former vice president joe biden is too old although he's about the same age as the president? >> , i don't want to make 88 number but can't remove somebody who wants to have what i call the vision to lead this country. when people attacked joe biden for being old they want him to pass the torch and i heard from some of the other day don't pass the torch but light the torch for the next generation. joe biden will be someone who likes the torch. if he wins he will light the torch for the future generations

but that's why i think joe biden is still a credible front runn runner. arthel: we leave it there but always a pleasure. bless you. eric. eric: and q, are there. back on capitol hill step taken towards possible impeachment with that key vote to ramp up the democrats investigation of president trump. is that a winning strategy for 2020? >> we go live at the white house after the president found the saudi crown prince about the shocking attack on major oil abilities in saudi arabia. what he said and what could come next, just ahead on america's news had quarters on the fox news channel. try great-tasting boost glucose control. the patented blend of protein, fat, and carbs is part of a balanced formula that's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. in fact, it provides 60% more protein than the leading diabetes nutrition shake and contains only 1 carb choice. enjoy the balanced nutrition of boost glucose control as part of a healthy diet.

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about the reaction to these stunning attacks? reporter: you mentioned the conversation the president had with the crown prince and he assured him during that conversation that the u.s. would ensure oil markets all across the globe would remain stable and well supplied reassuring words half a world away from the attack claimed by the hutu rebels in yemen although the u.s. government is pointing the finger at tehran. here is the secretary of state mike pompeo on twitter and his twit tweet reads in part, and made all the calls for de-escalation iran has launched an unprecedented attack on the world energy supply and there is no evidence that the attacks came from yemen. that was responded like this - having failed at max pressure, secretary pompeo, turning to max deceit. this is ahead of the upcoming un general assembly set in new york city in the coming days and we are there together and i should mention a meeting could happen

during that gathering of world leaders between president trump and iranian president ronnie. we will keep an eye on that. eric. eric: we will keep it here and that will be major news. meanwhile at the white house a very special dinner. it was a meaningful because the president of the family of the 22 -year-old young man who was so savagely murdered by north korea. his parents are there and his friends so what we know about the dinner last night? >> i appreciate your perspective. you know how important this is to the u.s. auto was held for more than one year by the north koreans and died shortly after being returned to the u.s. a chance to spend time with family for the president and you may remember they publicly criticize mr. trump for suggesting that north korea's leader, kim jung-un did not know how bad off the to it it was before he was ordered to american custody and offensive

many could go a long way. the ambassador to germany was there in attendance as well. eric: they are raising the possibility of auto the city council here in new york to rename the street in front of the north korean mission united nations after otto to honor him and remind everyone about the brutality of that regime. before i let you go the new york times, that report in the forthcoming book another person apparently accusing supreme court justice brought kevin off of misconduct but what's the reaction of the white house about that? >> you mentioned it's from a forthcoming book and it's difficult for white house officials to comment on this and want to stay clear of it because he is already is up report justice but the president is not one to pass up an opportunity to weigh in and take a swipe. let me share part of that we the president put out and he said this. but cannot should start suing people or bible not liable but

we knew what he meant and should start suing people for libel or the justice form it should come to his rescue and the lies being told about him are unbelievably. also executions without recrimination but when does it stop? they are trying to influence his opinions. can't let that happen. we don't anticipate seeing the president today and i'm told he's out there on the links in virginia but if that changes i'll pass it along but for now, back to you. arthel: eric and kevin, the reaction today after the house judiciary committee passed a resolution laying out rules and procedures for a impeachment inquiry into president trump. the first hearing under those rules that for tuesday. mark meredith is live in washington with the details? reporter: good afternoon house democrats appear to be split over how much time should be spent focusing on a potential

impeachment investigation into president trump. last thursday and she mentioned the house judiciary committee voted to approve new rules that set up how this committee will go forward with the work in the skating president and the vote did not launch a formal impeachment process. democratic member many told fox news democrats are determined to hold the president accountable. >> we are looking at obstruction of justice, abuse of power, corruption broadly and we've engaged in hearings and we will continue to bring witnesses before the committee. reporter: some democratic lawmakers for too much of the parties at times been focused on one issue and that it could hurt democrats prospects of keeping the house in the next election. >> the voters back home sent me here to get things done. investigations will remap up and we will investigate some of the issues. reporter: president trump has made it clear he found a list of questions unnecessary and tweeted on friday - you don't impeach presidents for doing a good, great job with no obstruction or collusion but only treatment led by the democrats.

president trump has called the lusk asian presidential harassment and his advisers tell fox news voters are fed up with the conversation coming from capitol hill. >> americans, congress work for you but they work for you and they are wasting your money and their time on trying to impeach a president whether our no high crimes or misdemeanors. reporter: judiciary committee will hold another hearing coming up this tuesday and the focus is presidential obstruction of justice and abuse of power. arthel. arthel: mark meredith, thank you very much. eric. eric: more on this impeachment investigation would former louisiana republican governor is here to discuss with as we just heard - this is not a formal impeachment process but isn't that the democrats go? >> what, absolutely. the reality is there's a reason democrats and swing districts don't want this but they know every minute the house spends on impeachment is a minute and not

spending on the economy or jobs or healthcare costs. this will only appease the radical base and you may remember a few years ago jeb bush said republican's need to be willing to lose the primary in order to in the general election and democrats are now doing the opposite. they seem intent on losing the general election in order to in the primaries and all impeachment talks like medicare for all in the green new deal it's all about appeasing the radical base of the party and does nothing to convince one of swing voter. eric: the president took a swing at the committee saying they should be investigating the crisis at the border and they should be investigating other range of areas under their purview but they're not, apparently. >> pacing question if it first we were told to wait for the mueller report and that's what we need to do. we got our report and then they told us to wait for mueller to come and testify to congress and there were no new bombshells or information there but democrats can't take yes for nazareth they want to repeat this process to get their desired result.

too many are still mad about 2016 election to relitigate the past. voters are looking to the future and they keep looking backward they will handle selection to president trump he recently said at a rally, love me or hate for me but you got to vote for me. he says whether you like him or not he is protecting us from the radical democrats want to destroy our country. i find a lot i like about his text but what he's doing for the country but democrats are alienating voters and they may not like trump and look at the alternatives. they don't think i want to have another four years of looking backwards and i don't want tens of trillions of dollars of new spending or open borders a bad political move by democrats. i don't think it's for america but also the biggest good for the democratic party. eric: the washington journal wrote in an editorial saying quote, jerry nadler deserves an

oscar and pretending his probe is serious depression collusion was not real, obstruction of justice did not fly pain stormy daniels sounds too much like line about sex and bill clinton. now mr. nadler is back to the old standard of arguing that mr. trump is enriching himself out of office and this is likely to go anywhere either and here is mr. nadler on cnn on friday discussing the distance between about it impeachment investigation and inquiry. >> it is not necessarily called impeachment inquiry but that they made up term without legal significance. it is, however, what we are doing what we are conducting an investigation with the purpose among other things of determining whether to report articles of impeachment to the house and that's exactly what we're doing and whether you want to call it impeachment investigation or inquiry or anything else i'm not interest interested. eric: as you said, speaker pelosi has been putting up walls against this but finally do you think she slow walking this so that they will premiere this

during in the middle of the presidential election this next year? >> absolutely. they are using impeachment language so they can go to court to get secret grand jury testimony that if they want to drag this out and at some point there was a we don't have time let's give it to the election but it's all embarrassing and resting the president. voters made their choice and chose president trump over hillary clinton and they will get a choice in about a year and a half to make their choice again. the economy is strong and the president is investing in the military and supporting israel and doing what he said he would do. it's all if all the democrats have to offer is to keep walking these theatrics and if i gestures i think he will easily win. it's a huge mistake and i thank you are right. pure political all for show and no substance behind it and again it's a bad move politically, not only on substance but it will backfire on the democrats.

eric: majority of house democrats reports going to and following up with impeachment saying they are very serious considerations and lawbreaking that has been done by the president and his advisers and want to get to the bottom of it. they will continue to see. governor, your home studio looks pretty good today on a sunday and we will - thank you. eric: thank you for joining us. arthel. arthel: a major drop in arrest at the border in the latest numbers customs and border patrol. vice president of the council's here to talk about that. (speaking japanese) where am i? (woman speaking french) are you crazy/nuts? cyclist: pip! pip! (woman speaking french) i'm here, look at me. it's completely your fault. (man speaking french) ok? it's me. it's my fault? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. (pterodactyl screech)

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thing 49000 of the workers will go on strike at midnight tonight after contracting negotiations with general motors broke down. we are in the newsroom with the details. >> union spokesperson said at the possible they could hammer out an agreement before the strike goes into effect at midnight tonight but it's unlikely and they are far apart on economic issues. before your contract between general motors and united auto workers union expires saturday workers were told to report to their jobs morning as negotiations continue. those talks reached a stalemate in uaw and now 49000 workers at u.s. plants will go on strike just before midnight tonight affecting gm plants in michigan, ohio, tennessee, kentucky, new york, texas and elsewhere. one hour ago person briefed on the bargaining said gm offered union workers to make new products at two assembly plants it plans to close including building and all new electric pickup truck at a detroit factory.

no word yet on union's response but they have been firm on what they are looking for but general motors is a presented a strong offer to union workers including more than 5400 jobs, higher pay and improved benefits but the automakers saying any news relief if this is disappointing the uaw leadership has chosen to strike at midnight tonight with negotiating in good faith with a sense of urgency. our goal remains to build a strong future for our employees and our business. unless an agreement is reached it will reach the 850 janitors who are already on strike. their contacts at gm plants in michigan and ohio expired but eric, jackie. eric: first strike in two years. arthel: will we will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. hope you will join us. with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work.

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