arthel: and i'm arthel neville. bashar al assad's air force still has more than a dozen other bases. they used one of those bases today to hammer rebel-held areas across the country, even targeting the town where a chemical attack killed dozens of people earlier this week. a human rights advocacy group is reportinged the's attack by the syrian government has killed at least one person. eric: and for more on the military operations and what's going on, let's go to lucas tomlinson who's live at the pentagon with the very latest. hi, lucas. >> reporter: hey, eric. fox news has just learned new details about a ramped-up effort by the u.s. military to protect its nearly 1,000-strong force on the ground inside syria following the tomahawk cruise missile strike against that air base in syria. american officials tell me the u.s.-led coalition has cut back on some of his airstrikes in syria partially because they're flying more combat air patrols using jets like this u.s. air force f-22 stealth fighter jet from the air base

arthel? arthel: yeah.now next week it's spring break there, so that's going to relieve some of the congestion, but a traffic nightmare -- >> reporter: turn on fox news radio, listen to us while you're stuck in traffic. [laughter] arthel: good idea. thank you very much. >> reporter: take care. eric: new developments in the tragic texas mini bus crash that killed 13 people. they were returning from a church retreat. a witness says that the driver of that pickup truck that collided with the mini bus you see there, well, the driver supposedly acknowledged that he had been texting behind the wheel just before that deadly crash. the witness telling the associated press that he reported the truck to authorities after he noticed it was weaving in and out of traffic. the driver remains hospitalized, reportedly told one witness, quote: i'm sorry, i'm sorry, after that fatal collision. so far there have been no charges filed against that driver. authorities say they are waiting for the results of the investigation. a

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. the explosions in alexandria and the nile city of tanta striking the center of the christian community on this holy day after isis vowed to step the up its attack on christian civilians in egypt. today's blast coming just weeks before pope francis is scheduled to visit the country. 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 h

arthel. arthel: caroline, thank you so much. eric. eric: prepare to go mark a milestone, tenth day in office and this comes amid a jam-packed agenda promised in the next few days. the president says he's prepare to go announce major tax cut that is would come on wednesday even as house speaker paul ryan focused on a different priority, a spending bill to keep the government up and running before it hit it is shutdown deadline of next friday. the very latest on what's happening in capitol hill and washington, kristin fisher joins us. she's live at the white house. hi, kristin. >> well, there's really only two paths for president trump to score a big legislative win before 10 days are up. he can either get funding for the border wall including in the spending bill or he can convince house republicans to vote on revise plan to replace obamacare. the problem is democrats say funding for a border wall is a deal-breaker and house speaker paul ryan said he can't get the votes nor does he have the time to tackle healthcare reform by friday. s

arthel: doug?> i agree with jay generaly, but first, a couple of things, this was a temporary setback, today. for them, but, the north koreaiance, but only temporary, they have icbms that can be fitted with nuclear weapons and potentially, hit the west coast of united states. yes, it is on the chinese, it is also on us, our defense to make it clear we'll do whatever is necessary, ruling out no options, to rerein in this crazy chaotic north korea regime, so far president has had some successes with his meeting with president xi jinping, we have a long way to. go. the chinese is do a lot more to help the cause than they have already. arthel: doug, hasn't president trump already said what you said, all options will remain on the table in your eyes, will that include military options? >> he i ruling nothing out, he said that chinese econom e-- exd it was more complicated than he understood, they could turn out lights in north korea any time, 80% of trade between north korea and the rest of the worldcom

arthel: there is trouble for another top u.s.tic confrontation goes viral. why american airlines is investigating one of its flight attendants. eric: coming up we'll examine the biggest priorities as the trump administration closes in on 100 days in office. the following ad is being condensed for your viewing convenience. i finally switched to geico. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive. that's so important. ♪ eric: a funeral service was held for san bernardino school teacher karen smith. the shooting also killed one of her 8-year-old students. the ceo of united airlines won't get his promotion to chairman next year. the news first blamed him and he apologized for the come numbers handling of that situation. a house in memphis once owned by elvis presley was damaged by fire. the house, not graceland, it was used by a local college and had been undergoing renovations. arthel: congress is preparing for a busy two weeks in washingt

arthel.for mark, we are joined by michael wallace, and counterterrorism adviser to then president -- vice president cheney, colonel, so nice to have you. so what is the right? who put the price of pressure on kim jong on. >> you have feel sorry for the sailors who thought they were enjoying time in australia and are now failing back to set off the coast of north korea. that said, i think we are seeing part of the emerging trump doctrine to say that you have to have military force standing behind your diplomats in any behind diplomacy. otherwise, it is just words. we are moving beyond the point where we can dismiss nuclear testing missile launches by the north korean as they did it or that's behaving like a toddler to get attention. the north koreans are developing the capabilities and former cia or general hayden and brandon have said they expect the north korean studio with a straight the united states within the next three to four years. as we see them in our intelligence community sees the

arthel: take care. eric: a fox news alert for you, massive manhunt for a burglary sep who mas&p who may be -- sepy be plotting violence against officials, he. after sending an antigovernment manifesto to president trump. will carr with more. reporter: authorities are keeping an eye on churches in wisconsin, after discovering alarming details in the manifesto, more than 150 members of law enforcement are continuing to search. this started tuesday when joseph e-mailed his 161 page manifesto to president trump. with hatred for politicians and law enforcement and called for a revolution, and a time for change. >> april 4, 2017, 5:48. my name. stamp. reporter: that night, he allegedly stole 16 firearms from a gun shop, torched his car and disappeared. the manifesto makes generic threats to schools, police, and places of worship. one church has canceled the palm sunday services. >> my dad knows him, it is more awkward that somebody that seems so innocent could do something so terrifying and become a threat to

arthel: u.s.efense secretary jim mattis is in africa as parts of his week-long tour of the region, and he is visiting a key military base in djibouti. at southern entrance to the red sea working to affirm key u.s. military alliances in least and africa in the middle east and africa to fight extreme terrorism. reporter: secretary of state mattis came to djibouti as part of president trump's crushing terrorism. a two-pronged attack. 4,000 u.s. personnel are stationed in djibouti. mounting raids on al qaeda groups. and u.s. drones are being used to take out al qaeda operatives in yemen, in somallia, rules of engagement against al shabaab have been changed from self-defense under obama administration to what pentagon calls additional precision fires. u.s. also said to be concerned about ongoing construct of a chinese naval base in. ericdjibouti just miles from the compound. having chinese and u.s. bases miles apart is like two competing major football teams their exercise grounds next to each other, t

arthel: happy easter.orth korea's setback coming a day after the regime flexed its military muscle in a huge parade marking the birthday of kim jong-un's great grandfather, the country's founding ruler. this comes as the country weighs its show-down with pyongyang. reporter: we are seeing a deliberate muted response from this white house. the first reaction came from defense secretary jim mattis with a short statement. only 22 word. all it said was the president and his military team were aware of what happened. and the president decided not to comment any further on it. president trump's outgoing national security advisor essentially said the exact same thing. >> it wasn't a surprise. i briefed president trump on it last night. we saw it for what it was. the president doesn't have any further comment on this particular lawb much attempt. >> that muted response is different from what we heard last week on twitter. today president trump's national security advisor h.r. mcmaster was asked if that kind of agg

. >> arthel: will be watching it. in the mean time president trump is saying that despite the initial failure, the effort to repeal and replace obama care is still going on and will continue until a deal is struck. where does that effort stand now? >> today, president trump played golf with two people that are central to the administration's effort to repeal and replace obama care. mick mulvaney, the budget director, former member of the house freedom caucus. that is the conservative group that the president has blamed for the bill's failure. and rand paul, one of the bills most local critics. listen to what senator rand paul said. >> we had a great day with the president today. we talked about some healthcare reform, i think the sides are getting closer and closer together. i remain very optimistic that we'll get obama care repealed. >> earlier in the day, president trump tweeted anybody, especially the fake news media who think the repeal and replace of obama care is dead, doesn't know the love and strength in the r

arthel: mr.rump tweeted today that anybody, especially fake news media who think repeal and replace of obamacare is dead does not know the love and strength in our party. talks on repealing and replacing obamacare have and are going on and will continue until such time as a deal is hopefully struck. christian fisher picks up the story at the white house. reporter: the tweet from the * would seem to indicate -- the tweet from the * woul -- from pp would seem to indicate he's going to have to play nice with the house people caucus which thwarted their first attempt. but senior administration officials took action in the opposite direction. the director of social media at the white house fired off a warning shot that if they don't get on board with the administration's agenda, then this white house is prepared to actively campaign against them in their own primary. here is the tweet that started it all. it reads "real donald trump is bringing jobs back to michigan. just continue mash is a big liabil

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arthel? arthel: well, eric, the u.s. military is planning to buy about 2500 f-35 fighter jets from lockheed martin p. some critics, though, say the price tag of $100 million per plane is too high. but many pilots who fly the f-35 say it is absolutely worth it. rick leventhal is in yuma, arizona w the details. rick? >> reporter: the f-35 is the most expensive military weapons system in history with a price tag of roughly $100 million per jet. on top of the nearly 1 trillion are spent on research and development. the air force, navy and marine corps plan to buy nearly 2500 of the aircraft from lockheed martin. the machines favor the f-35b. it stops in midair and lands vertically. >> i've been lucky enough to fly some f-18 hornet, superhornet, f-16 during different tours in my career, and this jet is by far just in a different league. >> reporter: the single seat, single engine stealth fighters can be armed with bombs, missiles and 25 .mm cannons. president donald trump wary of the cost. >> and it's way, way behind schedule

arthel: is it beyond bragging rights?e to take action. >> at depend on the size of the margin. it will be a sign that he was able to unite the democrats perhaps because he's from the bernie sanders area. if the republicans fall below 50% it will be assigned their staying home and not enthusiastic. they are worried because he is enacting his prominences in washington or they don't like his behavior. >> you think the white house is watching. >> there watching very closely. they are pouring something like $15 million into this race for one congressional seat. those are statewide numbers in terms of what you would normally spend. >> that's a lot of money for a statewide races. >> absolutely. arthel: i know you wrote about this in national review. thank you. take care. eric: authority say tortures, beatings and rape have been streamed live on facebook. a murder has been added to that list. we are waiting for police to provide new information on the manhunt in this case. his name is steven stevens. he gunned down an elderly man

arthel: dagen: the overbooking and then the dragging seen around the world. with this busy travel weekend upon us some lawmakers want to protect us by banning airlines from being able to overbook flights. you say like so many laws meant to help this will hurt passengers. >> costs will be passed to passengers that are flying. this was beyond stupid, the decision on a local level and was sitting in it and that should never happen but that doesn't mean you go to a beyond stupid congress to try to fix this problem. have to put this in perspective, one in 16,000 flyers i bumped. united welfare, one in 23,000, that is 0.4%, 91% of those voluntarily at the gate for someone forcing them, the problem is minuscule systemwide. the airlines need this to make money. they haven't lost money -- finally taking congress and passing along to the consumer. dagen: 40,000 people last year were involuntarily bumped out of 660 million people worldwide. we need a new law for this. >> a big fan of new laws. this is a collaboration and a disaster and the fact that it was caught on cam

. ♪ ♪ arthel: live from "america's news headquarters," hello, i'm arthel neville. responsibility for this morning's palm sunday bombings at two coptic christian churches in egypt. the attacks killing at least 43 people and leaving about 100 others wounded in alexandria. this comes just weeks before pope francis is scheduled to visit the country. president trump condemning the attack and tweeting his support of the egyptian people and their president. >>> a u.s. navy airstrike carrier strike group is heading for the korean peninsula. the uss carl vincent was supposed to deploy to australia, but the pentagon says its new mission is to show support and readiness amid tensions over north korea's recent ballistic missile tests. i'm arthel neville, back to gutfeld, see you at the top of the hour alongside eric shawn. greg: welcome back. this week marked the deadline for companies to submit their proposals for building the border wall. this is great. some proposals suggested solar panels to light the wall. what are they thinking? [laughter] also artwork to make the wall l

. >> amazing on both sides, eric and arthel. french voters have

arthel and eric shawn, they're next. ♪ ♪ arthel: the intelligence committee reportedly rejecting a requestident trump's former national or security adviser seeking that condition in exchange for his testimony on russia and the 2016 election. welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. the investigations into russia have been ramping up as the ranking democrat on the committee, congressman adam schiff, gets his first look at those key documents first revealed by the republican

arthel: we begin with a fox news alert.arade of tanks, rocket launchers and ballistic missiles to celebrate the birthday of kim jong un's grandfather, the country's late founding ruler. and welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," hello, i'm arthel neville. eric: and i'm eric shawn. the annual celebration comes amid the growing concerns that the regime could be on the verge of conducting its sixth nuclear test. pyongyang blaming the u.s., as usual, for escalating tensions on the peninsula saying president trump has created a, quote, war situation, they claim.

arthel: and i'm arthel neville.as more than a dozen other bases. they used one of those bases today to hammer rebel-held areas across the country, even targeting the town

. [♪] arthel: we begin with a fox news alert.3 people killed and more than 100 others injured in two separate bombing attacks at churches in egypt. isis claiming responsibility as it vows to step up attacks against christians this palm sunday. i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. radical islamic terrorism has stuck again on a holy day at the heart of the coptic christian community. it

arthel: time now for the top of the knees.t least 200 people are dead after torrential rains lead to flooding and landslides in southwest columbia. many hundreds more missing and injured as family and rescuers dig through the wreckage for survivors. eric: prince charles visit the town in italy that was hit hardest by the earthquake. seen by many as an effort to try and reassure leaders that they will remain a close ally. the exit from the eu. a huge cargo ship disappears. the seller sent out a distress call saying they were taking on water and lifting heavily to crew members were rescued from a life raft. it is a big week for judge neil gore's itch. he is expected to vote on the confirmation to the supreme court as early as tomorrow but you know the big question living on the eve of that is when it goes to the full senate what happens. will they get on board or will they have to use the so-called nuclear option to get them on the high court. caroline has more on all of this from washington. >> fox news sunday that he will be c

hello i'm arthel neville. the people of france have spoken on election day.t and national had leader marine la pen advance to a runoff. neither from the establishment party that dominated french politics for decades. each one planning to take france in very different directions. newcomer tha macorn wants to stay in the eu. round two of the vote will be held may 7th. president trump preparing to mark a milestone this week. his 100th day in office it comes amid a jam-packed agenda in the next few days. the president says he is preparing to announce major tax cuts even as house speaker paul ryan focuses on a different priority. a spending bill to keep the government up and running before it hits that shutdown deadline next friday. see you in a half hour. by the president. by the now back to greg gutfeld. >> greg: be very afraid, unless it is american-made. on tuesday, president trump went to wisconsin, state to stein an executive order promoting promote and use american-made good and ensure american labor is hired to do the job. but only if we start making cool

arthel: and i'm arthel neville.ns in alexandria and the nile city of tanta striking the center of the christian community on this holy day after

arthel: also, pope francis celebrating easter mass at the

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn, we're here every saturday and sunday. arthel: join us. eric: spend time with us. have a nice week. take care.. >> fox news alert, first it was brexit. then the election of president trump. now france is facing its own surge of populism, one that could affect all of europe. for the first time in modern history, france shunning major political party, and sending two outsider candidates into a presidential runoff. the choice is two opposites, far right candidate marie le pen and centrist emmanuel macron. le pen wants to leave the european union like the british did. a frexit, if you will, while her opponent has commitments to the eu, it is the country's first election during a state of emergency because of a series of deadly terror attacks including one a few days ago which you know from our reporting. the trump administration reportedly is keeping a close eye on this, as the president gears up for a busy week of his own. next saturday will mark 100 days of presidency. take note, that's the date the government could shut down unless a budget

arthel: fireworks, indeed.cott in paris with the reaction. 47 million registered voters in france, a robust turnout at 70%, 23.7% of those votes at early count going to emmanuel macron, 39-year-old newcomer to politics, and 27.1 going to marine le pen, anti-european union. we're back with "journal report" now. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. for these parents, driving around was the only way to get their baby to sleep. so when their windshield got cracked... customer: we can't drive this car. tech: ...they wanted it fixed right. so they scheduled with safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond, every time. at safelite, we stand behind our work. bye, bye. because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. come close, come close. fun in art class. i like that. [ music stops suddenly ] ah. when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. awww. try this. for minor arthritis pain, o

arthel: congress is facing a trifecta of challenges as it returns.

arthel: julia's up next.ulie: president trump reportedly trying to smooth things over a month the high-level people in his office in the turmoil. as the president and his advisers -- i'm julie banderas and this is "the fox report". american tomahawk missiles nearly leveling a syrian airbase hanger. >> demolished and runways damage the syrian forces are lashing out at rebel targets. what is the next step for the trump administration is the global reaction pours in? the man who killed osama bin laden says diplomacy must be a

arthel: house speaker reinholding a conference call with gop lawmakers telling them

arthel: mr.weeted today that anybody, especially fake news media who think repeal and replace of obamacare is dead does not know the love and

necessarily missiles or rockets, they would be able to shut down a scud launch, it is 115 millimeter a ar a arthelnnot shoot down. but we were doing war games against his father, this is different. i don't know when he is more offended by john mccain calling him a fat kid or us moving a carry group toward north korea. charles: we would into ask his half brother but he can't answer.

arthel: happy easter.a day after the regime flexed its military muscle in a huge parade

arthel: ... respite will be a 4:00 eastern. eric: we are back at 6:00 eastern, too. the french presidential election could impact nato and the e.u. see you later. >> france enters its final hour of voting and its hard-fought presidential election. the outcome will have a major impact on the future of the european union. the fight against terror and nato. we are live in paris. elizabeth: plus, as president trump uses 110100 not this time he plans a week filled with major budget battles in a major announcement on tax reform. leland: new threats from north korea against the united state in a new warning to its leader from vice president mike pence. ♪ hope you are having a great sunday at home. i am leland vittert. welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. elizabeth: thanks for joining us this sunday. i am elizabeth prann. the last polls will close in an hour close in on our entrance through the whole world is watching and waiting to see which two presidential candidates let fans to a runoff on may 7th. police are patrolling the streets and security just days after

arthel: it looks pretty cool. eric: have a good night. reporter: new signs of conflict agendas as we look ahead to a crucial week in washington. this is the "fox report." the white house setting its sights on tax reform as the president approaches the iconic 100-day mark his term. >> we'll have a big announcement wednesday having to do with tax reform. the process has begun long ago. but it formally begins wednesday. heather: also on the agenda, healthcare reform and reaching a deal on the federal budget. but house speaker paul ryan on a phone call with house republicans says funding the government and avoiding a potential shutdown is the priority. meanwhile -- that happened. the president coming under fire at some march for science rallies on this day. organizers say it is to promote the understanding of science and defend it from perceived attacks, including federal budget cuts. we have fox team coverage for you. james rosen is in d.c. with the latest on these marches. but we begin with kristen fisher at the white house. the white house

. >> thank you so much for spending your day with us, i am arthel neville. >> i am eric shawns, have a great evening. evening. harris: younger trump is facing a series of foreign policy tests. just as holy week of easter begins, i am harris faulkner reporting live. >> let's begin in egypt, isis, islamist state terror army is now claims responsibility for two bombings at coptic christian churches, 100 injuries, 47 people killed. remember, president of that country was just at the white house last week. also unfolding u.s. making moves in two major global hot spots, syria and north korea, president trump arriving back in washington d.c. after a few days in florida meeting with president of china. they talked about north korea. and recent provocations including banned missile testing by north korea, president is sending a strong message by delaying a u.s. carrier strike group. uss carl vinson and its supporting chip, that massive fighting force is being diverted to waters off of the korean peninsula. >> when i was ambassador in kuwait in 1990s, i referred to carrier battle group as a 10

arthel: julia's up next. julie: president trump reportedly trying to smooth things over a month the high-level people in his office in the turmoil. as the president and his advisers -- i'm julie banderas and this is "the fox report". american tomahawk missiles nearly leveling a syrian airbase hanger. >> demolished and runways damage the syrian forces are lashing out at rebel targets. what is the next step for the trump administration is the global reaction pours in? the man who killed osama bin laden says diplomacy must be a factor. >> their people at the pentagon planning this since 2003. the plan will be there but again it's not going to be war come is going to be diplomacy. julie: we have to "fox news" team coverage. we begin with kristin fisher who is traveling with the president this weekend at mar-a-lago in florida and kristin it's been over 48 hours since he took his very first big military action as president. any indication of how he's doing tonight? >> by all accounts president trump's very pleased

arthel: he was speaking to workers at the factory in his home state of vermont. that was that. eric: bernie's journey. that was the name of the special flavor they had for him. >> north korea celebrating while flexing its military muscles as pressure mounts with the u.s. i'm julie banderas. good evening. they are rolling out a huge display of tanks, missiles and ballistics in a parade in north korea. it is a celebration of their late founder, the current leaders grandfather. all of this as we learn the regime could be close to carrying out a sixth nuclear test. right now mike pence is in route to asia as the white house tries to bring american allies into the fold to help diffuse the situation. mr. pencil left joint base andrews today and will be making the first of several visits tomorrow in south korea. doug begins our coverage of this developing story from washingt washington. so doug, tell us more about the missiles that were displayed in today's parade. >> we just heard from the pentagon producer that north korea attempted another missile launch as far as the display goes,