bryan llenas in sutherland springs with the latest on the texas church tragedy. we start with john roberts live in south korea. >> the president is on its way from south korea to china right now but not before giving a big address to south korea's national assembly, and address in which the president of the same time played good cop and bad cop, taking an opportunity to speak directly to kim jong un of north korea. the president said the path came is pursuing developing nuclear weapons will eventually lead to his downfall, warning him and his regime, do not try us. >> the weapons you are acquiring are not making safer. they are putting your regime in grave danger. every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face. >> in a lengthy speech, the president reminded kim there are

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> coverage continues here at home now as people across our areaexas tonight. fox 29's joyce evans spending the day talking to people about the shooting and joins us 35 night from old city. joyce? >> reporter: iain, as you know, we around philadelphia have become used to the heavy presence of police some we can see and some we cannot see, again, today we had that here along market street as people came out to celebrate veterans day. there were people in this section along market street from independence mall past fox 29 where we are now standing but today security seemed even tighter. >> you see all of the trucks and all of the police. it makes you feel safe but i wish it wasn't a necessity. >> reporter: a tremendous show of force throughout center city as philadelphia paid tribute to the men and women who put their lives on the line overseas and here at home. to keep us safe and free. >> they fought to protect and to serve us. so it's just truly an honor to be here. >> acknowledge them for their sacrifices. show them you appreciate them. >> emotio

bryan llenas in texas. thank you. police say the man accused of attacking senator rand paul could face felony charges given the kentucky lawmakers injuries, including five broken ribs. meantime, a friend of paul says the senator has no idea what prompted his neighbor to tackle him from behind saturday. neighbors reportedly say the two men have had a long-running dispute over yard waste. the fbi is investigating the assault. the neighbor is a die-hard leftist. fusion gps, the firms that democrats funded to do the research on the trump dossier is battling house investigators over its bank records. the house intelligence committee had reached an agreement with the committee confirmed fusion went to court friday and attempt to block records requests. uncovering information about journalists and media companies, relationships with fusion and whether fusion may have played for -- paid for publishing. a redacted version of the response should be available tomorrow. we will keep you updated on fusion gps. ahead, mike pence op

heather: bryan llenas definitely ramped up security.attacker here in the u.s., you heard this on diversity visa, is it time to shut the program down? here to debate cofounder lili and liberal analyst kathy, thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> kathy, i will start with you, the diversity program itself basically is a lottery system that allows people in here at random. what do you think about that? should it be shut down in light of what's happen? >> this is a terrible thing thap but the program has brought in over a million people since it was brought into legislation in 1990, it was created in 1990, we have about a 1.3 million people that have come here and first time we here of someone abusing this. crazy is crazy. he was an immigrant, should be improved, eliminated, no. we should know who they are and make tweaks but to eliminate, it's not american and antiamerican to be antiimmigrant. heather: right, lili, doesn't it just have to happen once as kathy said, maybe look at some changes to this and put our secur

fox's bryan llenas reports. a day's long search in the philippines see reaching a tragic end this even the navy confirming the deaths of an officer and two salors killed in an aircraft crash. admiral john richardson tweeting , quote, our navy team stick ts together. we have each others' backs, together our thoughts and prayers go out to familiaritily, friends and ship mates of these three americans. identifying the salors at lieutenant steven combs, mate air man mat true ill stros try, air men apprentice brian gross troa. he was apparently the 2013 val dick and. gross oh was from florida and had received the national defense ribbon among other awards. aircraft was traveling to the us s ronald reagan when it crashed. the plane was carrying eleven crew and passengers. ate were saved at the scene of the crash. for two days the uss ronald reagan led a search and rescue effort with help from the japan maritime self defense searching a thousand square naught california miles using ships, aircraft, but ultimately they

bryan llenas has our report. >> hello, everybody, and happy thanksgiving. you're very, very special people to me and to everybody in this country. >> reporter: president donald trump taking time out of his own thanksgiving to thank members of the armed forces overseas for their service. >> it's an honor to speak with you all and to give god thanks for the blessings of freedom and for the heroes who really have this tremendous courage that you do to defend us and to defend freedom. >> reporter: the commander-in- chief teleconferencing with military around the world to make sure they knew the appreciation of their country. our president and the first lady extending those greetings as well to those protecting our shores as they serve the holiday lunch to coast guard members stationed in lake riviera, right near where the first family is celebrating the holiday at their mar-a- largo estate. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: holiday tradition taking center stage in new york during the 91st annual thanksgiving parade. the colorful characters fill the skies, th

jackie: bryan llenas, we appreciate it this morning.ident trump doubling down on efforts on immigration. i'm calling on congress to determine the diversity visa lottery program that is that present significant vulnerabilities to our national security. he also called to end to change migration. >> we want a system ultimately that's merit-based so we can bring in people that will help our country, grow our country and be safe for our country. jackie: migration, when they enter legally to reunite with family. terror suspects used to bring 23 people in the country. disturbing political ad shocked the nation and democrat and now there's now proof his campaign may have been involved. ralph denies approving the ad but reports show that the campaign received in-kind donation for media purposes from the latino victory fund. group behind the ad to qualify as in-kind donation. candidate for campaign must request or suggested. country's music biggest night and cma's want to keep it about music. ♪ ♪ jackie: the award show hosted by carrie under unde

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julie: bryan llenas is life -- live with the latest, hey, bryan. >> we are in the bike path where the suspected terrorist began to drive the truck, we have seen new yorkers drop off flowers and stopping by, all the bicyclists and runners, we spoke to one woman jessica who lives around here and always on her bike with three daughters, she stopped by and listen to what she said. >> it's something i wish i never had to explain to them and unfortunately we do. i talk to her about the victims and how they were great people, how we need to honor them by having, you know, appreciating every day that we have here. >> jessica speaking about answer to interrogratory explain this tragic terror attack to her kids. behind me barriers are being replaced all along the bike path part of security measures being added by nypd all around the city specially for tomorrow's new york city marathon. we are talking about double the observation teams, countersniper tames, tightest security that this marathon has ever seen and on top of all of that, we are also talking about the investigation, the investigation

. >>> fox's bryan llenas joins us live in sutherland springs with more. >> reporter: good evening.he gunman responsible for the worst mass shooting in texas history killing 26 people should never have been able to legally purchase a gun. the u.s. air force admitting today that the domestic violence court marshall they failed to enter that into the fbi national background check database as required by federal law and that therefore that could have blocked the purchase of the very rival that was used in this terrible rampage at the first baptist church. kelley received a bad conduct discharge from the air force in 2012 for domestic abuse against his wife and for fracturing his stepson's skull. under federal law, kelley's domestic violence conviction should have been reported by the air force preventing him from being able to purchase the four weapons he owned. the air force and department of defense are now investigating. this as investigators say they believe the gunman's motive was not racial or religious, but perhaps a family dispute reports that kelley sent threatening text messa

bryan llenas is live in lower manhattan, he's been covering the story all week long. he investigation goes on as new yorkers continue to pay their respect for the victims. >> reporter: good evening, julie, that's right. we are here at the scene like we have been all week where there has been a memorial with a eight crosses for the eight victims mowed down by this terrorist. now, today was the wake for darren drake, the 32-year-old new jersey man who was mowed down, one of the two americans killed in this attack. there were five argentines that were killed and one belgian. darren drake's wake today was huge crowds, he gets buried on monday. all of this was as people all day today, bicyclists and runners, have been coming here to pay their respects. we spoke to jessica, the mother of three daughters, and she was with her husband always going down this same bike path. she talked about having to talk about, having to talk to her daughters about what took place on tuesday. >> it's something i wish i never had to explain the them and, unfortunately, we do. i talked to her ab

julie: bryan llenas is live in lower manhattan with more on preparations and the investigation. investigation aside and, obviously, security concerns aside, there are still mourning happening here and behind me is a memorial for those victims. we've seen bike riders on the bike path that was the sight of the attack on tuesday stopping here, volunteer chaplains offering grief counseling. we've seen that all day. we had five argentineans here visiting on a 30-year high school reunion. they were on their bikes when they were mowed down as well as two americans were killed, darren drake, a program manager, he was killed on his bike during a lunch break, and now he had his wake today. earlier we spoke to bike riders as well as runners who just felt compelled to stop by earlier today. >> it's just sad and terrible. i, like so many people out here today, you know, run here every chance i get. i happen to run a little earlier that day. so i guess i got a little bit lucky which, you know, no one feels good about. >> i was going to ride north today but said, you know, why don't i do someth

first to bryan llenas here in new york where security is the focus. bryan?rter: good morning, david. as the investigation continues, so too does the mourning and remembrance of the eight victims killed in tuesday's terror attack including darren drake. darren drake was one of two americans killed. the 33-year-old programmer was on his lunch break when he was mowed down by that terrorist on tuesday. the wake is in new jersey today. five of the eight killed were friends visiting from argentina for their 30-year high school reunion at the argentine consulate in new york, surviving friends called for justices and for love to unite us all. the victims were bicycling together when they were struck. this as investigators continue to comb through the terror suspect's phone and online contacts. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack, but authorities so far believe the self-radicalized terrorist acted alone. investigators have spoken to neighbors at his new jersey apartment complex who say he was seen speaking to other men. his wife is reportedly cooperating w

bryan llenas, thank you. elizabeth: another hollywood celebrity faces allegations of harassment.ho is making the latest claims. maybe good news for some and not for others. winter weather hitting parts of the u.s. we'll tell you who is feeling the chill coming up. ♪ you're as cold as ice ♪ ♪ you're willing to sacrifice our love ♪ >> hollywood personality ryan seacrest and madmen creator matthew weiner of the latest men accused of harassment by former female peers. these claims wrap up another week of bombshells against major political and celebrity names. will has the latest from the l.a. bureau. >> kelly, think about this, more than 50 men with links to hollywood have been accused of misconduct signs the harvey weinstein story broke. the latest allegations waged against ryan sea crest. a stylist that worked with e-news says it happened about a decade ago. we don't have any other details, in a statement sea crest says if i made her feel anything, but respected, i am truly sorry. i refute these reckless allegations and plan to cooperate with any that may result. and matthew winer,

arthel: bryan llenas, thanks. eric: meanwhile washington house republicans celebrating a tax reform victory after a passing tax proposals this week but counterparts in the senate, well, they have work ahead of them to do. senate bill faces opposition from a handful of senatorsened -- and that could prevent from passing. >> the senate finance committee passed its version of tax reform late thursday night. now senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he'll take it to the floor after thanksgiving. big question now, can he get it through. he needs almost every republican to do it and today he's missing about six but they are not solid no's, wisconsin senator ron johnson says he can't vote for the bill in current form but wants to fix it, bob corker, john mccapable and jeff flake are concerned that it will add to deficit. susan collins and rand paul also have major concerns. no democrats are expected to vote yes. >> we are confident that we will get package passed and we would love to see democrats come on board and

leland: all right, bryan llenas. >> absolutely.lack friday and we know that people are doing it here today too. leland: plus some places offer free gift wrapping. new hour coming up. >> a fox news alert. lawmakers are trying to capitol hill monday after their thanksgiving break. republicans do check marked off of their lengthy to do list. they have less than the least of it all done and not legislative win under present crop. hello firm to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters" experience and pathogens including washington north using a government shutdown. of course tax reform will try to jumpstart the proceedings by have lunch with republican leadership on tuesday. have a highly anticipated senate vot

a new pennsylvania officer on the job and detective who was on the force for 18 years, bryan llenas ishe story. >> fbi with manhunt underway. last night in pennsylvania, 20 miles northeast of pittsburgh. police say at 8:00 p.m. friday officer shaw was shot after traffic stop with led to foot pursuit and at some point shots were fired. shaw was hit in the chest but pronounced shortly after, colleagues are now searching for his killer. >> they're having a difficult time. officer shaw was a young man, wonderful family and they are just trying to go through the grieving process and deal with the world wind of strategy just struck their family. >> police have not provided a description of the suspect, police find unaccompanied gold colored jeep grand cherokee wanted in connection with the shooting. this photo taken by local mom shows officer shaw with a little boy who had received toy handcuffs and wanted to see the real cuffs, shaw spent time with the boy. the mom writing on facebook of officer shaw, we need more, the search continues for the suspect who killed directive, police are not ru

bryan llenas has been following with some of the latest from our newsroom. have you got? >> reporter: we're getting more information about the victims. we now know that ten victims were transported to connolly medical center. they were transported this by ambulance. this hospital is 18 minutes southwest of sutherland springs. the hospital says that they had to air life one victim that arrived at that hospital to a hospital in san antonio. we've called other hospitals, but we do know that connolly medical center is a level iv trauma hospital. level iv is actually limited. level i trauma hospital would be the hospital that could deal with the most severe of injuries. we know that connolly hospital medical center is the closest hospital to that baptist church, so it would make sense that many of the victims who could be transported by ambulance would go there. but in terms of the most severe of wounds, we know that the better hospitals to deal with that are two hospitals in san antonio. that would be the brook -- the san antonio military center that is, actually

bryan llenas in new york with what is being done. at least he was live in new york. it appears as though he's probably still in your we lost the signal. coming up in a couple minutes, we will talk to a terror expert about how to combat this new type of lone wolf attackers. what can be done to take on their financing? interestingly enough the north korean connection to terror as president trump is overseas deciding whether or not to make north korea a state sponsor of terror. that coming up in just a couple minutes. liz has more. >> coming up, another harvey went to an accuser comes forward as evidence against the embattled movie mogul. more expensive bombshells from dnc had donna brazile. our fair and balanced panel to weigh in on brazile claim. >> i wasn't involved in the presidential. this is about the future. replace one meal... ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. giveyou're finished! curse you, he-man, you interfering imbeci

leland: all right, bryan llenas on the ground in new york. thank you. to come on the terror investigation in new york that bryan talked about. terrorism expert robin simcox joining us later this hour to discuss the best way to prevent another attack happening on the ground and the conversation is not if, but when. elizabeth: president trump debating pulling out of the nuclear deal. tehran used the anniversary of the takeover the u.s. embassy to show off a solid fuel ballistic missile. thousands marched outside the old u.s. embassy, down with the u.s. and death to israel and burned effigies of president trump. back on this day in 1979 hundreds of students stormed tehran and took 52 american diplomates and citizen hostage for 444 days and we remember that. finally releasing them on the da i that ronald reagan was sworn into office on january 20th, 1981. and leland, we talked so much about, obviously, the world relations and we'll see as the president embarks on this journey. ahead, new jersey governor chris christie can't run again, so another governor wi

first, though, fox5's bryan llenas has the latest on the investigation in new york. >> reporter: goodorning, life continues here in new york city after the worst terrorist attack in this city since 9/11 much eight people killed. 11 injured as the investigation now 29-year-old suspect. >> this was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill deblasio condemning tuesday's fatal attack. multiple people are dead and plenty more are injured after a man rent add home depot truck just an hour before plowing into bicyclists. >> i seen the city bikes mangel in the bike path and i see two gentlemen. they're -- they weren't with us no more. he ran them over. >> reporter: 29-year-old sayfullo saipov was shot by police when he got out waved around pellet guns and shouted allah akbar. officers finding a note in the truck saying the attack was carried out in the name of isis. saipov came to the u.s. leg legy from uzbekistan in 2010. mayor deblasio acknowledge the attacks proximity to the world trade center, something many new yorkers likely thoug

door and gathering any evidence they can in hopes of trying to track down the murderer, but as bryan llenass so far, and bryan is live here in new york. >> reporter: hi, eric. two dozen detectives are on this case. police have received over 2300 tips and yet still no suspect named as a possible serial killer remains on the loose. police have been canvassing the seminole heights neighborhood in tampa, florida, where three people were murdered in a 10-day stretch in october. but despite the extra patrols and security, the suspected killer managed to murder a fourth person on tuesday. the latest victim? 60-year-old ronald felton. he was crossing the street just before five a.m.en when he was shot from behind. felton was a church and food bank volunteer who was on his way to distribute food to needy families. >> all he was doing was helping the lord. of he wasn't hurting nobody, he wasn't doing anything to nobody, and they took his life, you know? and his life, to me, to everybody else might not mean nothing, but to me, that's my blood. >> reporter: but perhaps a break in the case. new surveill

bryan llenas has the latest, what more do we know about these brave men?more after the search for these three men tragically has come to an end after two days and a thousand nautical square miles that were searched by the u.s. navy in the philippine sea. the three men presumed dead, steven combs grew up in massachusetts and florida, friends say he had an infectious smile and always dreamt of becoming a pilot. he was awarded a navy battle e ribbon. airman matthew -- was reportedly the 2013 valedictorian for his high school in baton rouge, louisiana. grosso was from florida. the c2a greyhound crashed while on a routine transport flight to the aircraft carrier uss ronald reagan on wednesday in the philippine sea. the plane was carrying 11 crew and passengers, 8 were saved at the scene of the crash. this is the first fatal c2 aircraft crash since 1973, and admiral john richardson tweeting about the men, quote: our navy team sticks together. we have each other's backs. together our thoughts and prayers go out to the family, friends and shipmates of these three

arthel: we just got reports from our bryan llenas that the atf houston field division officers are on scene as well as the san antonio atf division officers. again, we also have reports that some of the eyewitnesses heard the shooter reload multiple times. it is a small community of about 404 people. those -- 400 people. those pieces that we do know, how do they begin to put together the puzzle of this mass shooting in sutherland springs, texas? >> well, the arrival of the alcohol, tobacco and firearms is extremely important to these cases. they wring -- bring a wealth of special expertise about firearms, they're very helpful in putting together the crime scene and helping track down the weapons that are involved to get some sense as to where the suspect purchased the weapons and the ammunition where, you know, that he used to attack this church. the fbi would naturally send people to a case like this. you can't, you can't draw anything, you know, from that at this point in time unless there is an announcement that the fbi has taken over the investigation. that would be a whole differ

bryan llenas here in new york city with the very latest. >> reporter: good evening, eric.e members have been notified as the investigation continues. the three men presumed dead are lieutenant steven combs, aviation bite swain's mate aaron matthew and aviation ordinance man airman apprentice brian grosso. admiral john richardson tweeting about the men, quote: our navy team sticks together, we have each other's backs. together our thoughts and prayers go out to the family, friends and shipmates of these three great americans. the c2a greyhound crashes enroute to the uss ronald reagan on wednesday in the philippine sea. the plane was carrying 11 crew and passengers, 8 were saved at the scene of the crash. now, for two days the uss ronald reagan led a search and rescue effort with help from the japan maritime self-defense force surgerying nearly a thousand -- searching nearly a thousand square nautical miles. this is the third fatal incident for the navy's japan-based seventh fleet this year. two collisions killed 17 sailors prompting the removal of eight top naval officers f

bryan llenas joins us now live on this, bryan, how did this all start?ce respond today a 911 call made by someone on november 3rd, which led them to the home of derrick, the picture on the left there. home-made pipe bomb and admitted he made the bomb in order to use it against the neighbor he had a dispute with. investigators say, changed his mind and instead gave the pipe bomb to friend and roommate paul dandon, full-time air traffic controller and arrested friday. it's unclear what dandon's intentions were with the explosive. the good news is the bomb never made it to the airport, however, given dandon's access to charlotte international airport and the fact that he was in possession of the bomb is of great concern. the airport says that dandon only had access to control tower and had no ces to the restricted areas of the terminal or ramp. now charlotte douglas also said dandon did not have access to any aircraft. access to the airport has since been terminated. the arrest causing some concern for travelers at charlottes airport. >> i was so scared bec

bryan llenas, go get some tur y turkey. a gust of wind blew a candy cane into a tree.lloon popped. thankfully no one was hurt. the rest of the parade was smoothly. as many as 15 deep to catch a glimpse of the floats. some of the new balloons included olaf from frozen, chase from the tv cartoon paw patrol. >> ronald mcdonald cruising by. >> the trump administration is speaking out on the situation in burma, saying the military is guilty of ethnic cleansing against the country's muslim population. amy kellogg has the latest. hello. >> reporter: well, hi. after months of bloodshed the pressure is now finally mounting. secretary of state tillerson calling it ethnic cleansing. 600,000 people have fled. they are stateless muslims in burma. they've gone to neighboring bangladesh. a deal was struck for their return but many remain skeptical. the military began a crackdown after a militant group of rohingya's attacked. the retribution is crimes against humanity. homes burned, women raped, in some cases to death. the rohingya have very few rights in burma. their fundamental righ