i'm julie banderas. you are watching the fox news channel.esse: big news regarding the fisa scandal. house republicans have been asking for a long time to see the information that allowed the spying on the trump administration. the president is still not happy with the vote results tweeting earlier, what does the department of justice and fbi have to hide? why aren't they giving the strongly requested documents unredacted to the house judiciary committee? stalling. but for what reason? not looking good. here with reaction, former congressman ron desantis. my inclination is the reason they are stalling these documents is because these documents probably confirm what was outlined in the nunes memo which said pretty clearly that the fisa warrant applications relied almost entirely on this fake dossier from russian sources that hoik paid for. do you think that's the case? >> i think you are right in the sense that both justice and fbi have tried for months and months to deemphasize this dossier. they realize it looks bad and they used it. they sa

our julie banderas has been covering this story for us. told you this flight took off from laguardia here in new york city. julie in laguardia. some of the passengers have been sharing their stories on social media. >> that's right. in fact, one passenger in particular shared traumatic experience on social media and even went live on facebook briefly while wearing an oxygen mask. in his post marty martinez wrote. this engine exploded in the air and blew open window three seats away from me. we have video to show. the video he actually posted online. he said the explosion injured a female sitting in the seat next to the window. it's being reported that woman has died after suffering from head trauma. the plane depart offed from new york's laguardia airport. tracking data from flight aware.com shows the flight was heading west over new york's southern tier before abruptly turning toward philadelphia. these are pictures taken by some other passengers. this one by christopher johnson of the crew. 143 passengers, five crew members on board. and,

julie banderas is watching one of them in new york city. what do you see?dia high school in new york city. they plan on walking out 30 minutes or so from now. the nationwide national high school walk-out day will be participated by 2600 schools across the country. many of those already taking place. let's take a look at some of the live remotes. the idea was for this begin sometime after 10:00 a.m. this morning. just like they did in march basically students will be walking out of their schools and marking the 17 people skilled at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland and the 13 lost in columbine. some will be walking out for 19 minutes. that would be signifying the 19 years since the columbine school massacre. those walk-outs already underway i'm told in maryland, also in washington, d.c. students can be seen quietly sitting. later they plan on marching to the capitol in order to rally for gun control. a lot of this is meant to put pressure on politicians to make changes and many of those coming out and asking for those who can vote to go ah

julie banderas joins us from our newsroom with the full story. julie. >> that's right, one person died, several injured. this southwest airlines jet, the engine exploded in midair. 30,000 feet in the sky. the flight from new york to dallas made an emergency landing in philadelphia this morning. in the thick of it all, a harrowing rescue in midair. multiple reports, witnesses saw a piece of shrapnel from the engine blew out a window and a female passenger was partially sucked out of the window before her fellow flyers scrambled to her rescue. she unfortunately later died, still unknown what her injuries were that caused her death, sadly. listen to one passenger describe his horror story. >> totally surreal. my wife is in her third trimester with our first child. i spent a lot of flying time trying to articulate what i wanted my words to be to my unborn child. to my wife. my parents. >> unbelievable. the faa says the emergency landing on flight 1380 happened at 11:20 this morning after the crew reported damage to the engine, fuselage, and window. pa

. >> and i'm julie banderas. members of the caravan forced to wait in mexico after a majority of the group is turned away by u.s. border officials. the officials say they don't have enough room at the san diego crossing to process the migrants. >> they're coming to the ports of entry and say i want to claim asylum. the port has the right and say okay, we can process only so many people per day. so they can turn them away and say we'll come back at a later date. if somebody comes to the port and says i'm here for admittance, i'm legal, i can come in, then you have to take them into custody and you have to process them. >> jon: what a situation. william la jeunesse is in california with more on this developing story. william? >> jon, the first step in the asylum process means you have to get in front of a hearing officer. to do that, you have to be admitted to the united states. for the 200 immigrants, that didn't happen yesterday. as events unfolded, it appears the caravan after two days of legal seminars would ge

. >> and i'm julie banderas. president trump not backing down from his mission accomplished statement. he said the weekend strikes with perfectly carried out but hundreds of syrians gathered in damascus saying that their armed forces succeeded in confronting the strikes. they took to the streets waving flags and rallying in support of the assad regime. all this as the u.s. gets ready to hit russia with new sanctions for enabling bashar al-assad. our u.n. ambassador nikki haley makes it clear we will keep up the pressure on syria. >> be very clear, if we leave, when we leave, it will be because we know that everything is moving forward. we're very invested in the political process in geneva and the talks continue. >> david lee miller is live with more. david, thank you for joining us. what is the very latest where you are? >> julie, it is peaceful here. perhaps deceptively so. just this weekend from this vantage point where i'm standing, we witnessed an exchange of artillery fire. in the distance over my shoulder,

julie banderas is live in new york city with more. >> that's right. the female passenger killed in yesterday's doomed southwest airline's flight 1380 has been identified as jennifer riordan from albuquerque, new mexico. the mother of two and a wells fargo bank executive. it's been confirmed that riordan was the passenger hit with shrapnel when the engine exploded blowing out her windows. she was partially sucked out of the window hole. >> the engine went out. had a -- the window went out. the late did went out the window. we couldn't pull her in. a guy helped. we got her pulled in. they tried to resuscitate her. >> meanwhile, the pilot, tammie jo schultz is being hailed as a hero for landing the plane without more passengers being injured. schultz started at the airline in 1994. listen to her calmly speaking with air traffic control. >> can you have medical meet us on the runway? we have an injury passenger. it's not a fire but part of it is missing. >> severe weather's ceo said she handled the job magnificently. aviation experts said it threw a fan b

julie banderas is live at a rally in new york city. what is the turnout like where you are, julie? >> reporter: hi, dana. in addition to the more than 2600 different schools all over the country taking part in today's national high school walkout day, a lot of those walkouts are turning into rallies like the one behind me. these are packed. there are thousands here at washington square park in new york city. these taking place nationwide. but across the country, many of these walkouts including in washington, d.c. where students are marching to the capitol and the white house, are taking part in a national effort to call attention to inaction by lawmakers on gun violence and for them to begin talking about gun control. here's one student. >> gun violence. we want reform. we want bills. we want dialogue to be able to start the process and making positive change so we don't have to see any more tragedies at public institutions or anywhere. >> reporter: those walkouts under way in cities including atlanta, denver, san diego, parkland, florida, and chicago. again, students rallying for

. >> and i'm julie banderas. president trump sends a strong warning to the kremlin threatening missiles are coming in syria after the apparent chemical attack that killed at least 40 civilians here. here's the white house press secretary. >> the president has been clear. we're working with our partners and allies and national security team to look at all options. as we said, all options are on the table. >> john roberts starts the hour off for us standing by on the north lawn. hey, john. >> good morning. the president making up for all the criticism that he's not tough enough on russia sending out a strong tweet aimed at russia and syria. the president said russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at syria. get ready, russia. they'll be coming, nice and new and smart. you shouldn't be partners with a gas-killing animal that enjoys killing him people. that getting a strong response from russia. they said smart missiles must go to terrorists, not a legitimate government that is fighting terrorism for se

. >> mashe our fox report this saturday.our fox report this i'm julie banderas. [♪] jesse: welcome tosse watters. president trump taking steps to make good on his campaign promise to end the policy on the border known as catch and release. an sent the national guard to the board. president trump: people said he was so tough. i used the word rape. women are raped at levels we have never seen before.

julie banderas has more. >> yeah, neil, we're learning about the people in the flight and the heroic by the crew and passengers and trying to save the woman that was hit bring shrapnel. a nurse on board said she tried to resuscitate her by doing cpr and using a defibrillator after fellow passengers pulled her back in when her upper torso was sucked out of the plain. the woman was described as a remarkable woman. meantime, the southwest airline pilot, tammie jo shults that called for emergency services to be prepared on scene, she's being hailed as a hero today for successfully landing the plane without more passengers being injured. shults was one of the first female fighter pilots for the navy and started in 1994. listen to her calmly talking about the situation when speaking with air traffic control. >> gary kelly said she and the flight crew handled the situation magnificently and did the job superbly. aviation experts said what occurred is an uncontained fan failure or throwing of fan blade, as it's called, which is a rare occurrence but not that first for southwest airlines. thi

. >> i'm eboni williams in for julie banderas. vice president mike pence to speak and we will bring them to you when they begin. this as un ambassador nikki haley says the u.s. remains locked and load today strike if the syrian regime uses poisonous gas again, the coordinated effort serving as a punishment for suspected chemical attack against civilians last week. pentagon touting the operation's success and refuting claims about russian and syrian governments that they missed several missiles. >> i used three words to describe, precise, overwhelming and effective. all weapons hit their targets at very close to the designated time on target of about 4:00 a.m. in syria, which, of course, is 9:00 o'clock here in the east coast, we have no indication that russian air defies systems were deployed. weft confident that all of missiles reached targets. kelly: fox team news team coverage john roberts live at the white house, but, first, let's send it to our national security correspondent joan for griffin live at the pentagon, jennifer, g

in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >>> a four car crash at the oakland happened around 10:00 this morning on doolittle drive near langley street. police still haven't said what caused that collision. the east bay times is reporting that the person killed was a woman. authorities, though, have not released her name or age. >> there were four drivers involved in this accident and we do have one fatality involved and really there's no other information because it is an ongoing investigation at this time. there's no determination of cause at this time. >> doolittle drive was closed between harbor bay parkway and rental car road for several hours while police investigated. >>> san francisco is preparing for the unofficial marijuana holiday known as 4/20 and for the second year in a row the city allowing sponsors to ease the coast. >>> a new study comes out warning of the dangers of the hayward fault. >>> and in weather lots of cloud cover today but the clouds starting to break up. there's a weather system right now that could trigger a few showers across portions of the bay area. we ar

i'm julie banderas. >> i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. president trump getting ready to meet with his cabinet at the bottom of the hour. he will confer with military leaders later on today. after the suspected chemical attack over the weekend that killed dozens of civilians, mostly helpless women and children. it's charged the syrian government used poison gas after their own government. president trump is not only criticizing assad but also going after russian president vladimir putin for supporting the syrian dictator. all this while the white house is weighing options for how to respond to the deadly attack. >> i think we need a bold and swift response. the last time assad did this, we responded with 59 tomahawk missiles destroying his landing and air base capability so they couldn't deliver the barrel bombs. something similar to this. but as the president said, all options are on the table. >> will there be air strikes tiahrt? john roberts with live with the story. >> good morning. remains to be seen. i'm told that we can expect to he

. >> i'm julie banderas. police say travis reinking had previous encounters with law enforcement including in the nation's capitol before he opened fire on restaurant patrons early sunday morning using an ar-15 rifle that was once confiscated. >> we learned that reinking was arrested by the united states secret service for being in a restricted area near the white house in july of 2017. his illinois firearms authorization was revoked to our understanding at the request of the fbi and four weapons were seized by tazwell county authorities. among those seized is the ar-15 rifle used at the waffle house today. >> jon: now james shaw jr., the brave customer that was inside the restaurant at the time of the shooting, is speaking out about his decision to charge the gunman. jonathan serrie is live where the shooting took place. jonathan? >> hi, john. everyone is calling him a hero except for james shaw jr. himself. the father of a 4-year-old girl. he said the only thing on his mind is self-preservation. >> i knew i

. >> and i'm julie banderas. president trump and president macron are holding a private talk, a high stakes meeting foe viewing on a number of issues that could strain the relationship with america's oldest ally. >> the wonderful friendship we have developed over the last year is a testament to the enduring friendship that binds our two nations. it's truly fitting that we're holding our first official state visit with the leader of america's oldest ally. the proud nation of france. >> chief white house correspondent, john roberts, joins us live with more. >> good morning. president trump making a point of saying that the united states and france do share that long friendship because it was the -- it was lafayette that came to help washington in the revolution ordinary war and they have been friends since. the two are going to an expanded bilateral meeting them and their aides to talk about the thorny issues between the two. there's disagreements and then they'll have a press conference at 11:45ish. we'll have tha

julie banderas joins us from our newsroom with the full story. > that's right, one person died, several injured. this southwest airlines jet, the engine exploded in midair. 30,000 feet in the sky. the flight from new york to dallas made an emergency landing in philadelphia this morning. in the thick of it all, a harrowing rescue in midair. multiple reports, witnesses saw a piece of shrapnel from

but, first, correspondent julie banderas has the latest on this incident. good evening, julie. >> what a horrifying story, bret. this all started after the crew report reported damage to the fuselage and window and that passenger you just heard with air traffic control. now, the f.a.a. says this emergency landing on flight 1380 happened at 11:20 this morning. passengers were seen exiting the plane using those air stairs. before this a harrowing rescue in mid-air. witnesses say when a piece of shrapnel from the engine blew out, blew out a window, a female passenger was partially sucked out of that window hole before her fellow fliers scrambled to her rescue. listen to one passenger describe his horror story. >> totally surreal. i have my wife is in her third trimester, our first child. so i made spent a lot of my tie trying to articulate what i wanted my final words to be to my unborn child. to my wife, my parents. >> some other passengers have been sharing their harrowing stories on social media, such as marty martinez, who even briefly went live on facebook

i'm julie banderas. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters.omise to end the policy on the border known as catch and release. an sent the national guard to the board. president trump: people said he was so tough. i used the word rape. women are raped at levels we have never seen before.

i'm julie banderas. >>> i'm kelly wright. james mattis signed off on orders to deploy up to 4,000 soldiers. a pentagon memo stated the troops will not be used for law enforcement or interaction with immigrants unless mattis approves it. jillian turner is live in washington with more details. jillian, good day to you. >> reporter: hi, kelly and julie. in the wake of president trump's decision to dispatch these national guard troops to the border, the pentagon and department of homeland security are already on the move. a joint statement from secretary of defense mattis, secretary of homeland security nielsen reads in part, tonight national guard troops are deploying to support border security missions along the u.s. southwest border. we are committed to using every lever of power to support men and women of law enforcement, protecting the american people. the pentagon's also announced faithey're creating a special border security cell. they will back up border control agents. >> we're looking at how to best provide the support

julie banderas joins is with more. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is probably the worst nightmare of anyone who has ever gotten on an airplane. a harrowing rescue on top of this, on board the southwest flight that was forced to make an emergency landing in philadelphia. now, there are multiple reports, witnesses saw a piece of shrapnel from an engine which exploded in midair blow out a window. then a female passenger was partially sucked out of the window hole before her fellow flyers scrambled to her rescue and pulled her back in. now, the faa says flight 1380 landed at 11:20 a.m. after the crew reported damage to one of the aircraft engines, as well as the fuselage and at least one window. passengers are scene exiting the plane using air stairs. passenger marty martinez shared some really alarming photos on facebook, even briefly going live. he wrote engine exploded in the air and blew out window three seats from me. the explosion injured a female sitting in the seat next to the window. southwest airlines saying the following in

. >> i'm julie banderas.e say travis reinking had previous encounters with law enforcement including in the nation's capitol before he opened fire on restaurant patrons early sunday morning using an ar-15 rifle that was once confiscated. >> we learned that reinking was arrested by the united states secret service for being in a restricted area near the white house in july of 2017. his illinois firearms authorization w

. >> and i'm julie banderas.forced to wait in mexico after a majority of the group is turned away by u.s. border officials. the officials say they don't have enough room at the san diego crossing to process the migrants. >> they're coming to the ports of

. >> i'm eboni williams in for julie banderas.ident mike pence to speak and we will bring them to you when they begin. this as un ambassador nikki haley says the u.s. remains locked and load today strike if the syrian

. >> and i'm julie banderas.rump and president macron are holding a private talk, a high stakes meeting foe viewing on a number of issues that could strain the relationship with america's oldest ally. >> the wonderful friendship we have developed over the last year is a testament to the enduring friendship that binds our two naon

. >> and i'm julie banderas.om his mission accomplished statement. he said the weekend strikes with perfectly carried out but hundreds of syrians gathered in damascus saying that their armed forces succeeded in confronting the strikes. they took to the streets waving flags and rallying in support of the assad regime. all this as the u.s. gets ready to hit russia with new

i'm julie banderas. >> i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. trump getting ready to meet with his cabinet at the bottom of the hour. he will confer with military leaders later on today. after the suspected chemical attack over the weekend that killed dozens of civilians, mostly helpless women and children. it's charged the syrian government used poison gas after their