griff jenkins with the president's fiery tweets? griff griff clearly he missed twitter while away. first the president issuing a unique proclamation calling for, quote, a day of prayer permanent peace designating the hour as a time when people might unit in prayer urging the press, radio, television and all other information media to cooperate in this observance and calling on all americans to observe national day of remembrance. the president will make trip to arlington on cemetery. now, about those tweets, the president lashing out at the leakers in a barrage of tweeting yesterday first saying, quote, it is my opinions that leaks out of of the white house fabricated by the #fakenews media. when -- you see the news sources say fake news media and they don't mention names, it's possible that those sources don't exist but are made up by fake news writers, #fakenews is the enemy. the white house took to the sunday shows, dhs secretary john kelly had this to say to chris wallace. >> it's outrageous, i don't know why people do it. it jeopardizes not only investigation but put people's

griff: more professional than britain is used to seeing.t was the first successful bomb attack in the u.k. in 12 years. since the july 2005 transit bombings in london. this is the first time attackers have carried out a fatal bombing attack here. we have seen other terrorist attacks here. just two months ago, there was the individual who ran down pedestrians with a car on as mr. -- with a car on westminster bridge and got out and stabbed to death a police officer in front of british parliament. that is a much easier attack to carry out. that involves getting in a car, grabbing a knife and going out and doing it. an attack like we saw monday night at the building behind me, manchester arena, that is simply a much harder kind of attack. we see this kind of attack happen across the middle east, we see it happen in south asia, but it is very unusual for it to happen here in the u.k. charlie: is manchester a hotbed for radical extremist groups? peter: there was an al qaeda plot that was disrupted in 2009 in manchester. they were planning to atta

griff: they are.n manchester, they are known for having a dominantly unarmed police force, so you have soldiers on the street is really unusual, even the site of unarmed police on the street is unusual. here in manchester, you don't have soldiers on the street, but a good number of armed police officers patrolling the streets, especially the major squares, the central square outside the town hall, it is become a site of public mourning where people are leaving flowers and crying, giving prayers of remembrance. you do have quite a number of armed police officers keeping an eye on the scene, very reticent about the possibility of a follow-up. charlie: peter, what have we learned about the relationship between abedi and isis recruiters? peter: we don't know quite yet what the relationship is, if anything. we do know that isis claimed responsibility for the attack, and i wrote 24 hours ago that it has some merit, because isis is careful about claiming responsibility for the attacks it either inspires or d

jackie: thank you, griff. clayton: thanks, griff.esident trump now getting blamed for the spike in obamacare costs, obamacare architect pointing the finger at president trump for rising costs of the health care policy he helped create. >> look, and whose fault is this? before president trump was elected there were no counties in america that did not have insurer, since president trump's been elected and massive -- >> wait, you're going to blame the problems with obamacare on president trump? >> we have a situation under obamacare where there was a one-time premium increase that made up for the fact for insurers massively underprice and the problem with insurers profits were trending positively, insurers were saying positive with the ability to stay and you have a president who comes in, undercuts open enrollment, doesn't honor the obligations this law makes to insure and as a result premiums are going up and insurers are exiting. you can look at the quotes -- jackie: gruber is actually referring to president trump pulling aid for the

hey, griff. reporter: we know there is no timeline on this replacement. we saw a tweet last hour from president trump, whoever it is they will restore the spirit and prestige of the fbi to a better job than james comey.

griff jenkins in d.c.rump's invitation to philippines president to visit the white house amidst rising tensions on the korean peninsula has drawn fierce criticism. human rights watch are outranged that the president would roll out the red carpet for someone they view as a murderer, responsible for thousands of deaths in antidrug crackdown. the white house dividended the citing urged the united states to be prudent and patient with the regime. national security advisor h.r. mcmaster telling chris wallace yesterday that the plan is to work would our regional partners. enforce sanctions but be prepared for anything. >> we have to do something with partners in the region and globally. and that involves enforcement of the u.n. sanctions that are in place. it may mean ratcheting up those sanctions even further it also means being prepared for military operations, if necessary. >> this comes as more propaganda spew spews from kim g un. threatening to sink our warships turning them in to underwater ghosts. new vid

griff jenkins with the president's fiery tweets? griff griff clearly he missed twitter while away.issuing a unique proclamation calling for, quote, a day of prayer permanent peace

heather: griff jenkins with a bipartisan response, good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather and rob, one of the most significant speeches today and combating what he called islamic extremism calling on the leaders of 50 majority nations to, quote, drive them out in the fight against terrorism. secretary of state tillerson. >> are going guide the actions going forward but there are concrete commitments being made as to how we will work together to defeat daesh and terrorism in the region. >> this was so different from everything that president obama has said and tone over the previous eight years, there was no apologies, no political correctness, no happy talk, turning point in american history, a turning point in american diplomacy criticism president trump established himself, i believe, as a true leader on the world stage. >> the speech also receiving a positive reaction from democrats, ranking member of the house adam schiff. >> i think that part of the message is certainly the right message. >> no doubt israeli and palestinian leaders were long to that speech. we will soon f

quick work, griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. latest on the list of contenders, hey, griff. >> let's take a look. there are fbi director andrew mccabe, more than 20 years on the job and showed a willingness to break with the white house publicly. senator cornyn in texas, alice fisher, judge michael garcÍa has served new york's highest appeal's court, hudson, federal judge for the eastern district of virginia, adam lee, special agent in charge in the fbi's richmond office and townsend, finally former congressman rogers of michigan who shared house intelligence committee, he actually received an endorsement from the fbi agent's association, whoever it is democrats are threatened to block the nomination. now new fbi director without special prosecutor on russia. president trump told our judge jeanine that's looking for a candidate that can be confirmed. >> i want to pick somebody that can be confirmed. i thought that this would be a very popular thing that i did when i terminated comey because all of the democrats couldn't stand him

griff, you first. tell me what this day, what we have learned on this day is which is now considerably later. >> i think there has been a widening of intensification today. we started the day with one additional suspect in custody, ending with eight people in kution today on two different continents. day in the u.k., most of them here in manchester. most of them from the south manchester neighborhood where abedi had lived. but you also have two people who have been arrested in libya, the brother, younger brother of the suspect as well as the father of the suspect. and the younger brother according to libyan authority was preparing to carry out an attack in tripoli and the authorities there in libya say they have disrupted his attack. they say he has confessed to being part of both a plot in libya as well as to have been involved in the plot here in the u.k. and to have helped his brother to carry out the attack that we saw monday night. >> rose: who else did we think was part of the plot. >> they haven

griff, thank you very much.care this week. brian: wait a second not going to continue vote if i think the next step vote on healthcare which would kill obamacare. big game. not going to talk about fax reform if donald trump doesn't reveal his taxes. this is all politics all tactics all the time. steve: there is one other item that was on griff's list. if you noticed, the nih. national institutes for health are going to wind up with $2 billion in increases. and the administration asked for a big cut there but apparently they have been working on this for a couple of months. republicans and democrats on-eye up on capitol hill behind the scenes. last year they got $2 billion. first time nih had gotten money in doons years. they said we have got to keep funding them so suddenly it becomes will mick mulvaney be able to talk to the republicans and democrats out of it obviously he could not. brian: unbelievable, too. that the democrats got so much for a party that's done so little and has earned so little respect from

thank you very much, griff.hillary clinton officially out of the woods ready to resist president trump. why is that acceptable by the way? her latest attempt to stay relevant straight ahead. ainsley: in the wake of violent protests and college kid in safe spaces like these empathy tests. senator ben sass is on a mission to find american adults. he is here with his book with advice for parents. come on in. ♪ oh yeah. ♪ did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. oh, and right now it's our lowest price ever on our temperature balancing i8 bed. save $700. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard thr

griff jenkins in d.c. with the latest. hey, griff. >> hey, brian, ainsley and steve.morning from coast to coast may day protests turned violent. attacking police officers and destroying businesses from the pacific northwest to chicago to new york city in what is traditionally a labor march. portland, oregon, self-proclaimed anarchists setting fires and smoke bombs and molotov cocktails at law enforcement. a rioter seen wearing a ski mask. throwing a flare into a police cruiser. 25 people dressed head to toe in black now under arrest for assault there in chicago thousands of protesters marching through the streets. in new york city there where you are, more than 30 people arrested for refusing to disperse and take off those masks which is illegal in new york city. and here in washington, protesters gathered at the white house demanding donald trump has got to go. even dnc chairman tom perez addressed that unruly crowd. several officers across the country, guys were, injured in these riots. so far all reports are that they are going to be okay. these demonstrations are

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brian: thanks a lot, griff.ator ted cruz and senator cassie to agree on something. and then get it back to the house. where they have got to once again get the freedom caucus to agree with the tuesday group. it's -- that's tough sledding. steve: right now looks like the time line is. this they are going to argue about it in the senate those components of the republican party and everybody else through the summer. and then it's going to move through the conference committee. then it's going to move to the house for another floor fight, which means it will probably, if it happens at all, it's unlikely to pass until fall. now there are a number of key republicans on capitol hill saying that the president's tax reform next year. ainsley: what has rand paul said about the house bill. have you talked to him? brian: we have not spoken to him since. he has basically been sitting in on all these meetings. talking to the president regularly. whatever he dose. it's not going to be out of lack of hustle. he is trying to get

griff griff this all began on friday. hitting worldwide fedex deliveries, who hospitals in england.ernment computers in russia. schools and universities in china and thousand of other systems around the globe. hackers exemployed loopholes in versions of microsoft windows creating a webonized. demanding hundred of dollars. microsoft is urging everyone to install the latest window's update because there is a patch to fix the loopholes where the hackers came. in working with customers to thrive to stop this thing. sources also telling fox news that the white house is having some meeting to evaluate this attack. the important thing is, it's not over. so if you log on, and the computer is not working right. i suppose tell your it specialist or call memorial hospital. guys? steve: turn the darn thing off. parentally in asia, for instance and japan's hitachi corporation, great big manufacturer of equipment and whatnot, their email was hurt. and i think it was on saturday, reno the big french car manufacturer. the factories there on the computer screens it simply said you've been hacked. we

griff jenkins. you can say is he fighter, right, griff? >> that's right.oters of montana have spoken. gianforte with a deisaac win. he began that celebration having apologized. having stayed out of the eye the last 24 hours as the voters went to the polls. being charged with assault. >> when you make a mistake, you have to own up to it. that's the montana way. i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did. and for that i'm sorry. i should not have treated that reporter that way and for that i'm sorry, mr. ben jacobs. >> but in the end the body slamming incident caught on tape was not enough to deter montanans. >> there is not going to be time. i'm curious. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last guy that came in here you did the same thing. >> gianforte newcomer. you see the results there. he was 50.4%. quist 44%. said they would hold him accountable as ginanforte promised to drain swamp. >> i'm going to washington to get things done to drain the swamp and fight for montana families. >> face opposition because of tha

ainsley: griff jenkins in d.c. what it will do for the obama era policies. guys. big memo, unfortunately no mention of the mets. attorney general jeff sessions send out the memo. subject line, charging sentencing policy. sessions said respect the legal system, went out to all 94 attorneys, pursue stiffest charges in all possible cases. this memo means that federal prosecutors are to go after the charge with the longest prison time and mandatory minimum sentences putting them back into effect. this is a total reversal of the obama administration policies. you will remember attorney general eric holder, those policies were aimed at easing prison overcrowding, easing on crime, showing leniency for lower level drug offenders in particular. this is certainly something eric holder called his smart on crime. sessions calls this, i would assume tough on crime. we certainly have seen sessions points out in this memo, a spike in violence. in some cities the opioid epidemic we talked a lot about, this memo marries to tougher tactics. interesting to see how the guidelin

jackie: good morning, griff. >> battle over health care moves to the senate and president trump wasted this tweet, republican senators will not let the people down, obamacare premiums

with president trump slamming hypocrite democrats, words over firing of james comey good morning, griff heather, rob. this is how we do fbi director picks. he's looking for a candidate that be confirmed and surprised at the

lauren: griff jenkins comic thank you for your report.rade to coming up, more on the firing of fbi director james comey. talking to her on maria bartiromo back in april. >> when he was reading those judges, she gave them every charge. and then she said she was essentially okay. nicole: more reaction for this developing story. u.s. stock market futures after a mixed bag yesterday. the nasdaq to close at a record high. pulling back four-point. s&p 500 down three. dow jones futures looking down 48 this morning. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ >> it took a lot of guts. i really disagreed with him. i was not a sin. but i'll tell you what he did come he brought back his reputation. nicole: that was president donald trump talking about director james trained in reopening the investigation into hillary clinton. now the dollar cut some of its gains overnight on news the firing of the fbi were the stock market future under pressure this morning. sarah hunt, portfolio manager at alpine funds. good m

griff, thanks so much. pete: it's where we have come.: let's hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: in just a few hours, dash cam video of tiger woods arrest expected to be released. officers telling tmz you'll see him acting belligerent and arrogant refusing to take a breathalyzer. woods says he wasn't drunk when he was busted in jupiter, florida at 3:00 in the morning. he said he had unexpected reaction to his medication. the 41-year-old releasing a statement saying quote i would like to apologize with all of my heart to my family, friends and the fans. i will do everything in my power to ensure this never happens again. back in april he had his fourth back surgery. those issues have cost him most of the last four years of his career. today the white house will test americans' ability to defend north korea's growing threat. the pentagon will fire off a long range intercepter over the ocean. capabilities to shoot down a missile. kim jong un vows to sandy bigger gift package to the u.s. after a series of launches. the

griff jenkins live in d.c. with every action to demand tact for this job.ris. >> good morning, born in the cold. for more fbi director robert mueller will now lead the investigation by rod rosenstein to investigate alleged russian ties to the trump campaign in battling the 26th election. he said his decision was not a finding that crimes have been committed to require some an independent from the normal chain of command catching the white house with pride with little advance notice. the president issuing a defiant statement where he said that as i've stated many times, ith investigation will confirm what we are doing now. no collusion betweeny campaign and any foreign entity. i look forward to this matter concluding quick way. in the meantime, i would never step writing for the issues and the people that matter most to our country get by bipartisan reaction on capitol hill. adam schiff, like a member of the intel committee supporting the news. >> you have a body that is truly independent and also has all the resources it needs to add a single focus on the o

in washington, griff jenkins, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> early detection system for earthquakes a goal forscientists for years. how president trump's first budget proposal threatens plans for early warning system. >>> plea deal for a cold case killer. coming up next, victims relatives confront the man in court and call it their day of retribution. . >>> egypt says fighter jet struck terrorist training bases in libya after isis carried out an attack on egyptian gist indians. 28 -- christians. 28 killed and dozens of others injured. they were on their way to a remote mono-stair when gunman ambushed them and many victims were children. >> we were 40 people including children in the bus. the attackers were masked b with military uniforms. >> the attack was the latest. on palm sunday, isis carried out two suicide bombings. they protected the country and said egypt will not hesitate to strike terrorist training camps anywhere. >>> a south carolina man accused of seven brutal murders takes a plea deal and a sentence to life in prison. family members were in court and has more. >> emotional scene

griff, thank you.ving the sheriff's department take over. ainsley: tensions are boiling over, 1000 high school student walking out in class in support of the local police department. steve: here with more is mara bain, member of the forest lake city council who voted against disbanding the police. and susan ol' len who organized walkout. >> good morning. >> good morning. steve: mara, why did you vote against this? why is this bad idea disbanding the police. >> we have 80 year relationship with the police department. this community came out in strong support with the relationship. we value that relationship. we're a model of community policing. we do not wish to have a low-cost model. this morning we're mourning the potential loss of the department. ainsley: clara, as a student, what made you decide to organize the march? >> the decision made monday night did not satisfy what students and community members wanted for city. we decided by protesting, leaving school. hopefully that the county commission wo

in washington, griff jenkin, fox news. >> well, take a look at this. stunning in this floral dolce and gabbana jacket. she wore it in italy and the jacket cost more than $51,000 and it's already sold out. of course. she even carried a clutch similar to the jacket. any time the first lady wears something, no matter where it's from, it's sold out. everyone has to have it. >> hard to believe. >> $51,000 is a lot of money. >> i would rather pay off my house with that. >> i didn't know that existed. >> we could take a shopping trip and you would faint. >> i probably would last about five minutes and look for the nearest chair to sit in. listen, this is your memorial day weekend forecast and this is your memorial day weekend traffic so far. >> that's the beltway. >> forest heights, yeah, right there. so, oh, listen, it's not the greatest memorial day weekend we've had. it's not going to be a washout. so everybody that has plans, i think you'll be okay. just watch out later today and later tomorrow for some showers and some thunderstorms. really on memorial d

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. >> fox news team coverage griff jenkins keeping reaction overnight. begin with john live in jerusalem ahead of the president's arrival ceremony. good