elizabeth: i am elizabeth prann. thank you for joining us.resident trump given his first major speech in his second full day in riyadh where he has received a warm and regal welcome in saudi arabia. john live for us is traveling with the president and has the very latest. hi, john. reporter, elizabeth prann good morning to you -- good evening to you. i think it is still good evening. the american summit address appeared to be well-received in which he toned down the rhetoric he became so famous tour during the election campaign restated again and again and criticize president obama for not saying the words radical islamic terrorism. if you don't say the word, how do you combat it. he did not issue those words today. he was supposed to say ,-com,-com ma at least in the prepared text the word islamic extremism. they deviated from their marks in the islamic extremism. there is a little bit of a nuance in difference there. the president reiterated as he did during his not really dressed up united did not seek to impose its way of life on anyone,

[applaus [applause] >> all right, this is a fox news alert, i'm elizabeth prann, welcome to a very special edition of news headquarters along with leland vittert. we've been listening to vice-president pence speak to grove city college. there was an inspirational tone in the speech, trust the dreams in your heart and never let go of those dreams and trust god. he spoke personally about his life lessons and his life journey. he said hold onto your calling and never let it go. an inspirational speech, 30 minutes from a commencement speech to the class of grove city college, a christian university in western pennsylvania. david: no coincidence where the college was. western pennsylvania key to the pence-trump victory in november. it was a different tone to the class than president trump. this was deeply personal, talked about failures running for office and what is needed persistence was the words that he used, to follow the dreams in your heart. so, we've got the vice-president in pennsylvania right now. >> a lot going on. >> and we've got his boss, the president, overseas right now. these a

i'm elizabeth prann. happy memorial day. hi, leland. leyna: hey. out there. i'm leland vittert, we'll get right to it. as we speak, president donald trump flying back home after wrapping up his first overseas trip. the president made a stop to see some of our troops in italy before taking off. john roberts traveling with the president and has the only backdrop that is better than liz's today. hey, john. [laughter] >> reporter: and it's only because of the mountains and the food. i'll give you the food as well. leland, good afternoon. the president left the naval air station about an hour ago boarding air force one heading west to the united states and washington, d.c. but not before he stopped and paid tribute to the sailors and naval airmen and civilians who are at what's called the hub of the head here at the naval air station this sicily. they really take care of a large, large region where there is a lot of problems, so the president was very thankful for the work that the men and women of the military put in to keep this area of the mediterran

elizabeth: and i'm elizabeth prann.eads to the polls tomorrow amid news that thousands of the leading candidate's e-mails are hacked and now online. leland: plus, missouri's governor with what he's doing to protect tens of thousands of folks in the show me state facing rising floodwaters this weekend. elizabeth: and police want to know have you seen these men. authorities say they're responsible for the brutal sucker punch murder of a father of five in las vegas. ♪ ♪ leland: voters hit the polls tomorrow in france to decide a presidential election that could change europe and global politics as we know it. but today one campaign is in crisis control after it says it suffered a massive and coordinated hacking attack. greg talcott is live in paris with what's happened. hi, greg. >> reporter: leland, it sounds like something right out of last year's u.s. elections, but the leader of this campaign, emmanuel macron, has been hit by what his supporters call a massive cyber attack, a data dump. thousands and thousands of e-mai

i'm elizabeth prann. >> nice to be with you at home. i am leland vittert. a fox news alert.ometime in the next 90 minutes, we will know france's next president. the pic of america's oldest ally will have a profound effect on nato american national security and even our stock market. great talcott is our man in paris with the most unusual election cycle wrapped up. hi, great. >> unusual indeed. in less than an hour we should know exactly where french voters have gone in this crucial presidential election. we have some early indicators of that as well. belgian media citing a french government sources indicate the early signs are that 39 euros interest reformer emanuel macron should rival marine le pen by a good rival close to the apparatus of the process indicated the very same thing. they factored in the french have chose a more moderate of the two candidates, macron pro-european union and nato. >> she's been critical of the european union. she's been hard on immigration, tough on terrorism. while her message has well in a country where the economy is definitely stalled there

. >> and i am elizabeth prann in washington. the literature headlines.test of buyers and officials believe a new type of missile. one that flew higher and further than missile tests in the past. we'll have a live report may

im elizabeth prann here with leland we are watching president trump with king salman as he attends an event for extremism ideology. we watch the event right yesterday and today. our own john roberts is in rehab with president trump. i want to bring u.n. because as we watch these pictures i also want to read than the impact of the president's speech that we heard this morning really just two hours ago, a couple hours ago. >> yeah, there is no question this is a speech that needed to be said. a speech well received in the room as well as leaders from the arab and muslim world, literally around the globe because there was a dignitary from an intonation is taken as well. just referring back to what leland.com is a beautiful show they are putting on and what was an old hotel. combating extremist ideologies still appears very much a work in progress. the select ticketmaster at the very beginning there with saying we are developing myth and developing not in the system is not quite online at you have to wonder as well how focused are they going to be on this? is this going to be a make work

. >> i'm elizabeth prann joined by leland and marine le pen came out a few short moments ago after pollssed to concede the race. she called on her supporters not to give up on her message. >> i would also like to call the patriots to join us to be able to participate in decisive political combat and will begin tonight more than ever in the coming months. france will need you long live the republic. long live france. elizabeth: as you know, we saw the president-elect emmanuel macron was at the podium. when he does start speaking will take those comments life but as you know a new era don's for the french republic. a host of challenges for the 39 -year-old victor. he is expected to come out shortly and we will take those remarks as i mentioned. meanwhile, our foreign affairs correspondent greg joins us in paris with the very latest. i greg mikhail is. things are moving fast. it's been an hour since the polls have closed and were looking at the victory for an eight. a defeat for the far right rival , try nine. he is about to speak at his headquarters just a few blocks from where we are righ

. >> and i am elizabeth prann in washington. the literature headlines. worldwide condemnation is north for a test of buyers and officials believe a new type of missile. one that flew higher and further than missile tests in the past. we'll have a live report may not. the guessing game is on. washington pundits and lawmakers debate potential candidates to replace fired fbi director james comey. leland: already sunday night here in jerusalem. good evening. the yours office is firing back at the u.s. secretary of state. we will have a key member of israel's parliament to react. it's always true here in the middle east, not for its old moments even on mothers day. >> that's right. we are glad you are there to cover up for us. a lot of news out of washington and the world did the skit straight to it. north korea defying international pressure and criticism, launching an intermediate-range test missile. the white house reacting strongly say north korea has been a menace for too long. this has the later show of course by kim jong un's new president takes office

good afternoon, i'm leland vittert alongside elizabeth prann in washington. 8:19 p.m.paris, france, where they have elected themselves a new president. you're looking at live pictures just outside the louvre art museum where supporters of emmanuel macron have gathered. the afp, that being the french news agency, projecting him a winner by a 66-34% margin over right-wing candidate marine le pen. you can see them watching the tv as le pen just conceded, vowing to fight on, as she said. elizabeth: yeah, and, you know, it looks as if she got about a third of the vote. of course, these are early results. far-right candidate. she campaigned on an anti-euro, france-first message, and we heard that in her concession speech. leland: it was far from a coming together speech. elizabeth: right. the 39-year-old pro-business centrist backs a stronger e.u., macron was an ex-president of france. his campaign was the victim of a hacking attack, some including fake news on a file-sharing web site. that was late friday right at the cusp of a blackout period that is traditional, and so a

hello i am elizabeth prann. thank you for joining us.reat to be here as we continue our coverage on the president's overseas trip. he went to the birthplace of islam speaking to the leaders of more than 50 muslim majority countries.mr. trump urging them to take a major role in defeating the radical ideology that is still playing society. >> there is still much work to be done. the means honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremism. and the pharmacists and islamic terror of all kinds. we must stop what they are doing to inspire because they do nothing to inspire but kill. >> the chief white house correspondent john roberts traveling with the president live in riyadh saudi arabia where it is already very late on sunday night. the president is heading in for the evening. hello john. >> good evening to you. for good evening to from riyadh where it is just 11 o'clock. the president schedule didn't get away from him a little bit. his day became very long so he canceled his appearance at the twitter forum that was supposed to wrap up hi

elizabeth: good saturday afternoon, i'm elizabeth prann in washington where there is no shortage of news's a lot of activity at the department of justice as the search intensifies for james comey's replacement as fbi director. fox news has learned at least five candidates are being interviewed today. our own allison barber is standing by at the department of justice as those candidates arrive. hi, allison. >> reporter: that's right, elizabeth. we were expecting initially this morning to have four candidates come here to the department of justice. just a little while ago we found out that there was another one added, his name is adam lee. lee is a special agent with the fbi. he heads up their division in richmond, virginia. we're expecting him to arrive here within the hour. president trump spoke about this entire process on air force one a little while ago. i want you to take a listen to that. >> i think the process is going to go quickly because almost all of them are very well known. you know, they've been vetted over their lifetime, essentially. but very well known, highly respected,

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth prann and thanks for joining us today.ed for a royal dinner in saudi arabia and it has been a busy first day on the president's first foreign trip that included a 110 billion-dollar arms deal. chief correspondent john roberts traveling with the president in riyadh where it is already saturday night. john, big takeaways from the big day. reporter: leland, good afternoon to you. they can take away for today is the u.s. army relationship has been put on a completely different footing than it was on prior to this visit. we knew the saudi's like the idea that president trump had been elected and they liked his approach to terrorism and his approach to iran. the saudi foreign minister adel al-jubeir spent a lot of time in the united states and was educated at the university of north texas in georgetown, today said that this was truly a historic. this was a turning point in relations between the united states and saudi arabia. a lot of it centering around arms deal hundred and $10 billion. a lot of economic export licenses as wel