>> melissa: david lee miller, thank you.nt trump sending a powerful signal to syria and its alley lies. -- allies. it appears the runway was left intact. let's bring in a former vice chief of staff for the u.s. air force and a fox news contributor. first and foremost, sir, why tomahawks? >> well, because it's the quickest way we could have gotten in there, and it minimizes any damage we could have had to our forces. like if we had manned aircraft, steven if they were stealthy. we didn't want to crater the runway. they take the air field out. the airplanes, the ammunition, the shelters, these type things. that air base is in much worse shape than if we would have cratered the runway. >> melissa: it's in worse shape? >> absolutely. because we took the shelters out. we took 20 aircraft out. we took the ammunition and fuel depots. it cannot function as an air base now. it takes much longer to build those facilities than it does to fill holes in on a runway. >> melissa: why did he you 59 missiles? was he making a point? >> he had

david lee miller is live from our middle east bureau with more details on this. david lee?reporter: kelly, the taliban might have had inside help launching this attack at an afghan military base that killed in excess of 100 soldiers. according to one of the soldiers who survived, he believes the attackers cuddle not have pulled this off -- could not have pulled this off without assistance. the army base in the northern part of the country was infiltrated by two suicide becomers and eight gunmen who, wearing army uniforms, entered the base in two military vehicles. the soldiers at the time were praying at a mosque when the attack began. the two attackers who were wearing those suicide vests detonated their devices inside the mosque. the other taliban gunmen died in a shootout with soldiers. people outside the base heard as the battle raged. >> translator: the fighting started in the second gate, and we all took cover when it started and the guards asked us to leave the area. there were five people, and we all came out. i heard sound of gunfire from the military base. i was i

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david lee miller is live with the latest. david lee? >> reporter: arthel, it bears repeating just moments ago the president of egypt on television declaring a three month state of emergency now in the aftermath of these twin attacks targeting coptic orthodox churches. dozens were killed and more than 100 people were injured, but this day could have been more lethal. both incidents were caught on camera, and what you're about to see and hear is disturbing. surveillance video of sunday's second attack shows a suicide bomber with a blue sweater draped over his shoulder outside historic st. masker's cathedral -- mark's cathedral. the bomber is detoured to a metal detector. he then detonates the bomb causing a huge fireball to erupt outside of the cathedral. minutes earlier in that cathedral the leader of the coptic church finished services in observance of palm sunday. local reports said he was still inside the building at the time of the blast, but he was not hurt. at least 11 people were killed including three police. the cathedral is con

david lee muller has more.east 94 isis fighters were killed during the u.s. airstrike on thursday in afghanistan. the mounting death toll caused by the largest non- nuclear bomb used by the u.s., afghanistan's president said operation between the pentagon and his government helped prevent casualties. ground operations are underway to clean up. it targeted tunnels and caves used by isis in a remote area near the pakistan order. at least four of those killed were isis group leaders. they estimate they are now up to 800 isis fighters in afghanistan. the u.s. general in charge of operations said the group was terrorizing the local populati population, even attacking people in mosques and hospitals. many who live near the area, hit by the airstrike, call for more attacks on isis. >> we are very happy and these kinds of bombs should be used in the future as well so isis is booted out of here. there were no other option for this operation but to use this bomb. the national army tried many times but it didn't work. now

>> heather: david lee miller. thank you.he unrest and protests in venezuela meantime are spreading. with one opposition leader comparing it to crossing the berlin wall. gunshots fired by police. video captured by residents. this is on the outskirt of caracas. the demonstrators are calling for new elections and denouncing the current president. all of this started when the supreme court stripped congress of the last of its powers and that prompted protests and riots in which at least 20 people were killed. the supreme court reversed its decision but it wasn't enough to end all those marches. >>> ambassador nikki haley the discussion about israel the u.n. >> thank you, but criminals back on the street. they help these gangs to refill their ranks and put innocent lives, including the lives of countless laugh abiding immigrants in danger by refusing to share vital information with federal law enforcement. >> heather: tough new talk on the battle of sanctuary cities. how attorney general jeff sessions is responding to some outspo

david lee is with us in the studios. good morning. welcome back. what do you think are some of the points that clash brought up there? one of them being that front national was never meant to be a governing party, just an opposition party. now there's a chance, though some analysts say a low chance that it could quite close to being a governing party? >> this follows a pattern with many populist far-right parties across europe and some populist left parties as well. they never go into this to be in government or taking those big decisions, mostly against protesting the people who were. when they do get into government, there is criticism of them, and they are inexperienced and tend not to handle it well. so these parties have tried to change their innate sense of being from being that protest party to being something like marine le pen wants. it's not always getting there. >> claire also making the point that fillon thinks he still has a chance. he went from zero to hero pretty much overnight in the polls. now most people say that he doesn't stand

arthel: david lee miller in jerusalem, thank you. says bashar al-assad and his regime does have more chemical weapons. russia says it supervise the removal of all chemical weapons in 2014. assad and moscow blamed rebels for that attack. he warned the assad regime not to push the u.s. >> there can be no doubt in the international community's mind that syria has retained chemical weapons. it's a violation of the united nations security council resolutions. it will have to be taken up diplomatically. >> so what if the government used chemical what he phones again? joining us now, a policy advisor of the syrian council. they are not supposed to have chemical weapons. it was a done deal everyone proclaimed and praised. >> what we have seen time and time again where bashar al-assad has lied about having chemical weapons. in 2013 he said he didn't have chemical weapons, he didn't carry out the attack, and we know that to be false. russia proved that ashould did have chemical weapons. now we are seeing that he's lying that he didn't carry ou

david lee muller has the very latest. reporter: julie, afghan officials say at least 94 isis fighters were killed during third thursday's airstrike in afghanistan. the mounting death toll caused by the largest non- nuclear bomb ever used by the u.s. in combat. afghanistan's president said close cooperation between the pentagon and his government help prevent any civilian casualties. ground operations are still underway to assess the damage caused by the massive ordnance air blast. it is nicknamed the mother of all bombs. the strike targeted the complex tunnels of caves near the pakistan border. a at least four killed were said to be isis leaders. u.s. officials estimate there up to 800 isis fighters in afghanistan. the u.s. general in charge of operations said the group was terrorizing the local populati population, even attacking people in mosques and hospitals. many who live near the area hit near the the airstrikes call for more a attacks. >> we are very happy and these kind of bombs should be used in the future as wel

joining me now at the very latest on the continuing crisis in syria our own david lee miller who is withs in jerusalem today.t. david. >> sean, it's really essential officials that syria has as much as 3 tons of chemical weapons, this despite a 2013 international agreement that it would give up its chemical weapons arsenal. syria denies any responsibility for a chemical weapons attack in northern part of the country earlier this month. they killed as many as 90 people and -- much of the international community said syria is to blame. israeli authorities believe bashar al-assad knew it was going to happen. international watchdog group, the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, which is investigating the incident, said results from four laboratories indicates the use of sarin gas or like substance. the head of the organization says the analytical results obtained are incontrovertible. assad said's political enemies are trying to frame his government. syrianme allie russells which cause the carnage. russian officials also question the legitimacy of the tests that reveal the

our own david lee miller who is with us in jerusalem tonight. david?sean, israeli defense officials say that syria has as much as three tons of chemical weapons. this despite a 2013 international agreement that it would give up its chemical weapons arsenal. syria denies any responsibility for a chemical weapons attack in the northern part of the country earlier this month that killed as many as 90 people. including dozens of children. the u.s., israel, and much of the international community says syria is to blame. israeli authorities believe syrian military commanders ordered the attack and that the syrian president, bashar al assad knew it was going to happen. an international watchdog group prohibition for the weapons investigating the incident said results from four laboratories indicates the use of sarin gas or sir written like substance. the head of that organization says the analyst particular call results obtained are uncontrovertible. political enemies are trying to blame. syria, russia said strike hit rebel. they question the legitimacy of te

david lee miller live in our middle east bureau with more. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, julie.pite the rising death toll and the immense power of this bomb, there were -- according to afghan officials -- no civilian casualties. afghanistan's president says a key reason for this was the cooperation between the pentagon and afghan officials. now, the airstrike using a bomb called a moab, a massive ordinance air blast -- that's m-o-a-b -- targeted tunnels and caves used by isis in a remote area near the pakistan border. at least four of those who were killed were said to be isis group leaders. u.s. officials now estimate there are about 800 isis fighters in afghanistan, and the general in charge of u.s. operations there says the group was terrorizing the local population, even attacking people in mosques and hospitals. many who lived in the area where the airstrike took place have come forward urging more attacks against isis, but not everyone is pleased. the country's former president, hamid karzai, accused the current president of treasonning for cooperating with the united stat

." >> jon: david lee miller from our mideast bureau, thank you. >> jenna: in the meantime, presidentrump spending easter weekend at mar-a-lago, the president taking time yesterday to commend the u.s. military before departing for florida. >> we have incredible leaders in the military, and we have incredible military. we are very proud of them. this was another very, very successful mission. >> jenna: kevin corke is why from the white house with more. >> you're right, exactly the president as his customer once again crediting the troops for that very strategic delivery of the so-called mother of all bombs, obviously making big headlines in the process, but i think it is critical to point out the president has always done this sort of thing, making sure that the troops know they have the full support of the white house. that strike delivery nearly 22,000 pounds of ordinance, as you heard david lee miller tell you about, hammering out a system of tunnels and caves supporting isis transport in eastern afghanistan. the president not only said he was proud of our troops come he added that

eric: all right, david lee. that is certainly intriguing. julie?ie: well, the recent military action in afghanistan and syria prompting some to wonder if president trump is backing off his promise to put america first. as a candidate, mr. trump criticized previous administrations for intervening overseas, saying the u.s., quote, cannot be the world's policeman. let's bring in vince colonnade, editor-in-chief for the daily caller. much has changed, obviously, since president trump was elected and since campaign and candidate trump was out there the campaigning about putting america first. now, of course, he wanted to make america great again; meaning, put america first, our infrastructure and worry more about our country than others. but then again, much has changed, like i said, internationally after syria went ahead and gassed its own people and killed innocent babies. that obviously changed president trump's mind. do you believe that that was the trigger point for him? >> well, for sure. we know for a fact, i mean, it's been reported and he said

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david lee miller is following this live from the mideast bureau, hi, david lee. >> afghan officials say at least 94 isis fighters were killed during thursday's air strike by the united states. the mounting death toll was caused by the use of the largest nonnuclear weapon used by the united states in combat. afghanistan's president says close cooperation between the pentagon and his government helped to prevent any civilian casualties. ground operations are still underway to assist the damage caused by the massive ordinance air blast, moab, nicknamed the mother of all bombs. the strike targeted a complex of tunnels and caves used by isis in a remote area of the province near the pakistan border. at u.s. officials estimate there are now about 800 isis fighters in afghanistan. the u.s. general in charge of operations there says the group was terrorizing the local population, attacking people in mosques and hospitals and a man who lived near the area near the air strike called for more attacks on isis. >> local residents haven't been affected at all. not even a small child has been injured.

here's david lee miller. hi, david. >> afternoon.y attacks at coptic churches, even though they could've been a great deal worse. the second attack is recorded by a surveillance video in what you're about to see now is very disturbing. the video shows a bomber outside st. mark's cathedral in alexandria. the bombers stopped by police and then directed to a metal detector. that is when he detonated his device at the building. the recording ends with a large fire while. a short time earlier, the leader of the coptic church had finished services and observances of palm sunday. local reports say he was still inside the building but he was not hurt. at least 11 people were killed including three police. the cathedral is considered sacred and asserts that the historical state. today's first attack killed 26 worshipers. a witness at across the street described as being dozens of deacons running from the scene. more seriously injured that dems were rushed to a nearby hospital in private cars. as you mentioned, isis has claimed responsibility

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 vic

david lee miller live with more. why use it now against isis there?bill, this is a unique weapon not just because of the fire power but because of the ability to intimidate enemies. this bomb was designed but not used during the iraqi war. one of the considerations was its psychological impact. the blast was thought to be so powerful that opposition forces would simply be too terrified to fight. this was the most powerful non-nuclear weapon ever used by the u.s. military in actual combat. the 21,600 pound bomb is satellite guided contains the impact of 11 tons of tnt. the bomb is so large it has to be dropped from a cargo plane. detonates in the air and designed for soft targets such as the caves and tunnels being used by isis near the pakistan border. in less than a second all the oxygen is sucked out killing those below. the force of the blast can also kill as well as destroy infrastructure. at least 36 isis fighters were killed. while the explosion is so powerful the mushroom cloud can be seen from at least 20 miles away it is nowhere near as power

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extremists bottomeded two churches killing dozens, david lee miller has the latest. >> reporter: holy week turns bloody, bombs exploded as worshippers celebrated mass. isis claims responsibility for the deadly attacks a week ahead of easter >> the attacks on churchs on palm sunday and egypt reminds us all that we have a determined and absolutely ruthless enemy in the form of islamic state. >> reporter: the first bomb detonating inside st. george's church. the video broadcasts on the church's youtube channel shows a choir singing as the explosion goes off. the screams heard as the pictures cuts out. hours later, suicide bomber hit st. mark's cathedral in alexandria. surveillance video shows the moment the blast the went off, he held services there but was unharmed. pope francis expressing condolences to his counterpart, while addressing the tens of thousands of people gathered for palm sunday mass at the vatican. he's said to visit egypt later this month >> i pray for the dead and injured and i'm close in spirit to the families and the entire community >> president trump condemning att

m&ms, thehe brown david lee roth's story, if those are present, you know that there's an indication nonows what they are doing. the easter egg role is the biggest event, brings thousands of people to the white house. messed it uply because they are too disorganized and too arrogant and to unprepared to run and easter egg roll, and now they want us to follow them into a military conflict in northeast asia? jeff: julie, is part of this -- again, we are biting off a lot -- is part of that that they just have to get to the staffing level? clearly, state department staffing issues right now. how much more does the white house want to do, and how quickly do you think they are moving on that? julie: i don't want to make too much of the egg roll, although i did do a lot of reporting on it. [laughter] it is an indication of not just a lack of planning and organization -- they got a slow start and did not realize how big of an undertaking it would be, but also an allergy to staffing and process, which is what makes government run. we heard steve bannon talk about the deconstruction of the state,

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remember the story brown m & mst as the david lee roth contract that he would say please take away the brown m & ms. >> glor: yes. >> because he knows if the brown m & ms are present it means they haven't read the contract and that means the girders won't be done correctly and i quipment will fall on people and crush people. you had this instant idea that they could do it. that is what the easter egg roll is, the biggest visiter event t is important to lots of people, if you mess it up, it tells you that your staff process is broken and they completely messed it up, because they were too disorganized, too arrogant and too unprepared to run an easter egg roll. and now they want us to follow them into a military conflict in northeast asia? >> glor: julie, i will start with you. is part of this just having to get, again, we're biting off a lot right here. is part of that, though, that they just have to get to that staffing level, clearly state department issues right now, state departments staffing issues. how much more does the white house want to do and how quickly do you think they're

david lingmerth, partner to danny lee. two birdies so far today david. hmm. just runs out of speed for that line. ling meth and lee currently at -- lingmerth and lee currently at 16 under par. he gets to be the arbitrator as to who's away for the next putt. and i believe he said it was patton kizzire. by just a little bit. >> i'm going to mark it. peter: kelly kraft trying to find a golf ball. in the casual water. no we found it right here. point of relief no closer to the hole and drop it. while that's going on, we're going to come back here to danny lee at 16 to see if he can convert. ooh. ooh. his partner misses on the low side. he misses on the high side. now had he not found, that it would have been a lost ball. the only way that he couldn't have had to pay the penalty for a lost ball is if there was conclusive evidence that it did go into the casual water that. means somebody in the gallery would have had to see it. he's ready to play. he doesn't think he needs a rules official. right now we're back at 16 with patton kizzire. this to g that's never a goo

david gregory. cnn military analyst and retired military general james "spider" marks and reporter for the wall street journal carol lee. david, how do you read the new positions kind of a recognition of pre-existing fact on all of these different things? nato, syria? >> the president was never an ideological guy or principled when it was views of the world or governance. on major policy positions, he did not have that kind of experience. i think he played fast and loose with the campaign for effect. i think he believes a couple of things. one, unpredictability and flexibility are his strength in negotiation, but also in how people will evaluate him friend and foe alike. i think he finds advantage in that and finds a way with change in position to bring people around because they can't pin him down a little bit. i think there are dangers as well in terms of being that unpredictable with allies. with what can people expect? that is the big deal? i have a different view now i'm governing. there is something to that. okay. campaign is one thingme. you get in office and you deal with other things. he is getting credit for

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david horowitz, lee carter thank you very much for joining us. please roll the video.ttors. he says he doesn't mind swimming with the gators, but he makes sure to feed them beforehand. we didn't see that part where he was giving them food. president trump and attorney general sessions vowing to stop leaks of classified information that threaten our national security. >> we have never seen this kinds of leaking. it's almost as if people think they have a right to violate the law. this has got to end and probably will take some convictions to put an end to it. >> the center for security policies, pressed fleitz joins me next. listen. all it took was someone who would insist that i just try. suddenly everything was turned around because they judge you. you tell them i don't need this. no one is going to understand. unless they've been through it, how can they? then one day you realize... you feel so hopeless. i need help-- i need help. you feel so hopeless. then one day you realize... unless they've been through it, how can they understand? i don't need this. no one is go

in the basement, a shell casing from the same 40-caliber gun that killed david madson. outside, leethe car, his credit cards and a bloody screwdriver evidently used in his brutal stabbing. the pennsville pd was now part of that manhunt. but chief allen cummings wonders today, as he did then, whether william reese's murder could have been prevented. >> we had found out that the philadelphia police was aware of him being in the area. but our police department was not advised of him possibly being in our vicinity. what if the information was put out to our community? maybe we could've prevented this horrible tragedy. >> one of the things about this investigation is that there were so many different police entities. and for a long time, they didn't cooperate sufficiently. >> reporter: and because of that, by friday night, cunanan had escaped another murder scene, and sped away in reese's red chevy pickup truck with jersey plates. >> which could be probably fairly easily identified. >> yes, but he stopped in south carolina in a walmart parking lot. he stole somebody's license plate to sw

david: jay y. lee appeared in court, where are we in the scandal?earingswill be four on embezzlement charges, hiding assets overseas. we will hear more from the prosecutors as a layout evidence. it is expected to be completed at the end of may. shery: how will they revive samsung's image? >> it has cost them more than 6 billion u.s. dollars and cost them their global lead in smartphone shipments to apple in the first quarter. it is a critical product. they have high expectations for sales. but they have to get over that blip in customer satisfaction. this was a black mark in their history and they have to restore confidence. david: that is harder. >> and they are rolling out bixby, the facial recognition. coming up, we will hear from the finance minister of indonesia explaining why the country's forecast had been revised lower. what is being dentist and relae the economy. ♪ target is not achievable? >> within the first system we will use all the policies of the , so investment will be something. there will be a level of growth. that was the indonesi

.) >> i want to thank some of our special guests mayor ed lee and assembly david chiu and supervisor norman yee and supervisor fewer thank you for being here we have detrimentally from the sfmta, we have the general manager of rec and park phil ginsburg and i get that wrong change your name the director of the department of the environment deb reaping and we have the traffic commander online suicidal and we have folks from supervisor safai's office the da's office and i think we got everybody thank you for being here. and thank to our sponsors and kelly and others and the bayview rapid transit and recotton and the sfmta thank you for your support. >> (clapping.) >> so walk to work today is, of course, about walking that is very simple act that putting one foot in front of each other or cheers throughout the streets it is more that an amazing day not only people keeps us healthy and prevents chronic diseases that are plea of not guilty our country but built communities on the street walking is thing helping economically and keeping us healthy for decades to come >> (clapping.) >> and

let's discuss with david gregory and carol lee and counterterrorism analyst phil mudd. press secretary sean spicer explaining the lack of accountable from the white house. >> then he asked for documents prior to january 20th. as you know through the constitution, we did not assume the white house until january 20th at noon. we don't have the documents prior to assuming the white house. the third would be they listed for every call and contact that he made. which is an extraordinary number that is a -- that's a very unwieldy request. >> phil mudd, please when you hear that explanation, just the word please pops into your head. how could they not have known? put the video up of flynn sitting at the table. it has been talked about since flynn entered the picture during the campaign. about what was he doing there. this was in december 2015. nobody is saying this is i inherently wrong. phil, there was speculation and questions and the money and if it was right or wrong. how can the white house in the form of sean spicer put up any front like they didn't know about this? >> l

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alabama state as jylan ware of alabama state as the 231st pick luani of washington state as b marquel lee t davidharpe of the university of florida as the 129th pick earlier in the day, governor brian sandoval and county commissioner steve sisolak helped announced some of the picks. the nfl draft event is taking place until 6:00 p.m. at the las vegas landmark. the public is invited to attend. the raiders have already made the fourth and fifth round picks on saturday. the team made the first three picks on friday. in the first round of the nfl draft, the raiders selected cb gareon conley of ohio state. the team picked s obi melifonwu of connecticut in the second round and dt eddie vanderdoes of ucla in the third. stay up to date with 8 news now for the latest on the raiders' picks in the nfl draft. today----san francisco and the nation commemorated the life of civil rights'' leader cesar chavez. and hundreds of people marched in the cesar chavez day parade in the cities mission district just a few hours ago. the march traveled from dolores park to mission street to honor the man who stood for farm

.) >> i want to thank some of our special guests mayor ed lee and assembly david chiu and supervisor norman yee and supervisor fewer thank you for being here we have detrimentally from the sfmta, we have the general manager of rec and park phil ginsburg and i get that wrong change your name the director of the department of the environment deb reaping and we have the traffic commander online suicidal and we have folks from supervisor safai's office the da's office and i think we got everybody thank you for being here. and thank to our sponsors and kelly and others and the bayview rapid transit and recotton and the sfmta thank you for your support. >> (clapping.) >> so walk to work today is, of course, about walking that is very simple act that putting one foot in front of each other or cheers throughout the streets it is more that an amazing day not only people keeps us healthy and prevents chronic diseases that are plea of not guilty our country but built communities on the street walking is thing helping economically and keeping us healthy for decades to come >> (clapping.) >> and

lee was able to pay that bail. >> right now we're sort of dealing with the david and goliath situation in there with all the millions of money and power. >> reporter: lee was forced to surrender her and her kids' passport and wear an ankle monitoring bracelet with gps tracking. her next court appearance is july 17th. in redwood city, kiet do, kpix5. >>> the kidnap and murder of this teenager unsolved for nearly 20 years, tonight there's finally a break in the cold case. >> frustrated with delays on b.a.r.t., tonight the transit agency is deploying a new strategy for a faster commute. >> bay area firefighters thought this dog had died after a boat capsized three ,,,,,,,,,, nearly a year ago. the motive remains a mystery. these surveillance >>> police in oakland want you to look closely at photos that may be linked to the killing of a man a year ago. persons of interest include the man with the blue baseball hat, an african american woman with a led scarf and a person of unknown -- headscarf and a person of unknown gender with a thin build. 30-year-old brian bold was killed last year in the park neighborhood. he had l