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leland: liz?ing up washington's famous cherry blossom trees are in peak bloom and they're beautiful, but predicting the season takes some serious science. we'll hear from the man they call the master forecaster. leland: live look right now at the loss oming cherry blossoms along the tidal basin you can see the jefferson memorial on a chilly saturday here in washington, the monument right there, the fragile blossoms only last for a short time, and the job of figuring out when peak bloom will happen, so everyone can come and see them, falls on the shoulders of one master forecaster, lauren blanchard caught up with him. reporter: each spring, these cherry trees attract thousands to the d.c. tidal basin and if you plan it just right you can see all 3,700 of them in peak bloom. >> they're definitely worth the hype. they're gorgeous. reporter: while the blooms seem to come out like clock work there is a science behind it and this guy is the master bloom forecaster. >> there is some natural processes tha

i wait for the moment the left goes crazy. >> sandra: there are some out there, leland. >> leland: i'll look on twitter. >> sandra: we're watching this story this morning. air force thunder birds. a pilot has been killed after his f-16 crashed during a training exercise in nevada. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is reporting live from the pentagon. what can you tell us about this f-16 crash? >> according to officials at the pentagon it was a u.s. air force thunderbird pilot killed. the name sk withheld. he crashed over the test and training range at 10:30 a.m. yesterday. it occurred during a routine ariel demonstration training flight at nellis air force base marking the third crash for the air force thunderbirds in less than two years. they're the air force's premier flight demonstration team and perform throughout the year. >> sandra: this is the third military air crash in two days. why are we seeing the upsurge? >> this fatal crash follows the crash of a marine corps super stallion helicopter on tuesday that killed four marines. then a hairier jet crashed on take-of

leland: really?> he's not governing by polling, he's worried about putting like the tax cuts, not popular to begin with, but now getting more popular every day. that's the key to winning michigan. leland: all right. and fair. as we wrap this up, you paint a very rosie picture for president trump in the way michiganders respond to him. the question is, then, how do republicans screw this up, whether it's pensler or james, how do they not screw up the support of trump's supporters and at the same time capitalize against stabenow? >> there are things to think about. first of all, leland, you'll appreciate this. i talk to people all the time on the radio program, out in public. i don't run across anybody, not even democrats who say boy, i sure wish hillary was president. you don't hear that. leland: hillary is not on the ballot in 2018. >> i think that donald trump is going to do well as far as supporting candidates in michigan and that's why he's here in washington township today. i think that it is a s

i'm leland vittert.n the meantime, nutrients and the president on north korea saying there's a lot of good news and a lot of more work to be done before talks with kim jong un happening. we're a long way from conclusion that north korea. maybe things will work out, maybe they won't. only time will tell. the work i'm doing now should have been done a long time ago. gillian turner joins us now to break all of this down. reporter: hey, lay land a few weeks president trump will likely come face-to-face with kim jong un for the first time they've agreed to meet with the north korean regime. in advance of the encounter, senior lawmakers at home or expressing measured optimism. >> i'm glad they are meeting. let's look at this with great caution and skepticism. it's been going on 25 years and obviously kim jong un has learned about public relations and setting up well for him. i think everyone that has been around this looks at this as just the beginning. leland: in the meantime, busy laying the groundwork with

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leland has more. tranter about 24 hours after airstrikes against syria and overwhelming success, top pentagon officials acknowledged that bashar al-assad had enough chemical weapons to gas his own people. doug mckelway with us with more on this. how did they explain this to set the facts? >> not to say they were ineffective even though they hit their targets and destroyed his capability to produce chemical weapons. it may not have destroyed all the stock piles are hidden chemical weapons. russia could also supply more. russia has vowed consequences in the u.s. british french allied attack in wall and left out that meant an overt À la terry action may take the form of a cyberattack from a poisoning like we saw in salisbury and great britain weeks ago for some diplomatic retaliation. ambassador nikki haley and knowledge that the u.s. relationship with russia is not good. >> very strained right now. our hope is to make sure we can get a better relationship with russia. it's in our best national interest

leland. leland: it is a very long to-do list. your ducey, thank you. elizabeth: attorney general jeff sessions has named a prosecutor to look into surveillance abuses by the fbi and doj. one man at the center of it all is firmer trump campaign carter page you told fox news he'd never spoken a donald trump in his life. your attorney is here with more. >> in the earliest days of the collusion investigation, a lot of people accuse carter page of being a traitor. now the congressional investigations upon the fbi and doj may have abused the foreign intelligence service to monitor associates of the trump campaign. he says he's starting to feel somewhat vindicated, though he does point out that his case is a prime example of the dangers that come from intelligence such as the trump dossier. >> similar to the iraq situation in early 2000, if you have fake intelligence and you were able to sell that to congress and the american people, one thing leads to another and you have a nice little conflict. >> attorney general jeff sessions announced a prosecutor would

leland: a fox news alert. 10:00 a.m. pacific screen lapped tijuana mexico where the terror van of migrants from south america has arrived and you can see, folks scaling the fence between the united states and mexico. the screen lapped tijuana on the mexican side of the border print screen right committee united states of america, were evidently some pro-immigrant activists have gathered to greet these arriving migrants. we know from our reporting as we look at a live picture from tijuana come a big crowd climbing over the fence. the past couple of days in tijuana, these people who have come from el salvador and honduras have essentially been receiving coaching on what to say when they get into the united states to seek asylum. some in very candid interviews with william la jeunesse talking about they've been told what to say, what not to say if they ask for asylum to try to get to that, liz, the level of a crazed vocal threat to themselves, which then sort of has a much different process from immigration officials that t

the location is 590 leland street, and leland is a beautiful street in the valley, in visitation valley in one of the southernmost parts of san francisco. it's absolutely a wonderful charming part of the city, believe it or not where prices areville affordable. and so i thank you for hearing this item. the planning department's issuance of a categorical exemption under ceqa is being challenged here by the appellant, who i have tremendous respect for, by fran martin. she's done a lot of very, very hard work on the ground over the years prior to myeelection, and ensuring that visitacion valley gets its fair share in resources and planning dollars. sadly, i am in agreement with her -- with many of the issues that she's bringing up today that it just still doesn't feel like we're getting what we are entitled to as being a part of san francisco in terms of getting the full experience from the planning department. we've been fighting for years to get a planner dedicated back on the corridor to assist us with the businesses, and most importantly, with the vacancies, and we haven't had anyone i

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leland vittert, thank you very much for wrapping that up for us. president trump and our allies reportedly crafting broad plans are for a strategy for syria. jack keane is a retired four star general and senior fox news strategic analyst. great to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> shannon: let's talk about what our strategy is. the president has talked a lot about isis in syria. they've got their own civil war, there's the question of whether assad remains in power. but what our goals and our allies goals be going in? >> first of all, our strategy in syria, as stated repeatedly by the president and his national security team, is to defeat isis. it is not to embroil ourselves in a syrian civil war. it is to contribute to ending that politically and diplomatically. the problem with that strategy as we turn syria over to the russians and iranians, and the iranians are conducting a military buildup to encroach on israel, which could likely pull us back in there. and we haven't defeated isis yet. we've taken the caliphate away but there are thous

i tried. >> leland: tweet us. why did the duck cross the street. and then live coverage of trumps rally later in washington. we'll see you tomorrow to break it down. >> president trump making his way to the upper midwest later today. the battleground state of michigan. talk about job creation. he's urging his supporters to turn into that. then the white house correspondents dinner being held in washington. another year. we welcome you to america's news headquarter. >> they gather any of the nations capital honors the journalists who cover the white house. the president is hosting an event to hobnob with the elite. allison is with the white house. but first we have -- live where there set to speak later today. >> you have about two hours till the door opens. you can see behind me people are queuing up in the cold. the president is given an alternative it's relevant because it's the second year in a row he elected not to attend. then they would go to the cutaways of him sitting there. he has elected to come to the other washington in a stop funded by

leland: a fox news alert. 10:00 a.m.fic screen lapped tijuana mexico where the terror van of migrants from south america has arrived and you can see, folks scaling the fence between the united states and mexico. the screen lapped tijuana on the mexican side of the border print screen right committee united states of america, were evidently some pro-immigrant activists have gathered to greet these arriving migrants. we know from our reporting as we look at a live picture from tijuana come a big crowd climbing over the fence. the past couple of days

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leland that it's on what we are learning about the administration's position and we begin with kristin fisher with the latest on syria. >> the call tonight, the two agreed it was vital the use of chemical weapons does not go unchallenged, a direct quote from downing street but how exactly they intend to challenge it remains unclear. it is the same thing it said all week, all options are on the table. >> reporter: one day after telling russia to get ready because missiles will be coming donald trump said an attack on syria could be very soon or not soon at all. the softer tone was echoed by his secretary of defense on capitol hill who testified about concerns at the pentagon that barring syria could drag the us into a bigger war with russia and it ran. >> we are trying to stop the murder of innocent people but on a strategic level it is how do we keep this from escalating out of control if you get my drift on that. >> reporter: secretary mattis and other senior national authority officials, after meeting for 90 minutes the white house press secretary said no final decision has been made

. ♪ >> shannon: in the days following the mass shooting at a parkland, florida, high school leland: inllowing mass shooting in a parkland florida high school in february the response of the broward county sheriff's office and the response of scott israel to criticism leveled against him, were called into question with a vote on israel by broward county deputies union was overwhelming. >> overall 620 s. florida deputies voted, 540 voted no-confidence in broward county sheriff scott israel, is largely symbolic and requires no action be taken. a huge review for the sheriff, rick scott to replace israel, here's a union spokesperson. watch. >> we ask you to change policies that are failing, ask you to change your leadership to make it resembling -- >> reporter: israel responded he is only accountable to citizens of broward county, with this inconsequential union vote which was designed to 6.5% pay raise, a big part of the no vote stems from sheriff's real, and marjorie stoneman douglas high, and despite knowing the shooter location, sheriff's real, watch. >> went in, addressed, killed the k

leland: a fox news alert as we are getting new and disturbing images out of syria for a suspected chemicalack as killed at least 40 people and left hundreds more in need of desperate medical attention. the attack taking place in the rebel held town of falmouth, just east of the capital city of this. president trump has called the attack another humanitarian disaster and his advisers say no response should be taken off the table. it is quite literally a very busy sunday. the story developing over the past couple of hours as we understand the p

if you want to get around this mess and not use highway 4, you can take willow pass or leland and reconnect with bailey and get back on to highway 4 there. give yourself some extra time. it's definitely causing a back- up there. 680, 242 looking a-okay in both directions. highway 24 definitely starting to see the crowds develop in that westbound direction but we're still in the green, 11 minutes as you make your way from 680 over to 580. lets check in with neda now on the forecast. >>> some of you may run into a little bit of patchy fog across the coastline. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. a little bit changing throughout the hour as those clouds just kind of roll in and it tends to do that right around the water. it's almost summer-like out there. that's what we're going to feel later on this afternoon as well. here's a look at your headlines, above average temperatures for today. we're about 10 degrees above average for most spots and we will stay sunny today. then clouds roll in later on and at the end of the week, temperatures will drop. inland areas, 80s to the 60s by the end

leland: coming up, president trump goes on a twitter marathon this morning tweeting about everything from fired fbi director james comey's new book to the airstrikes in syria. we'll go live to the white house now the administration is pushing back against critics from all sides. elizabeth: learning new details about the effect of mass a friday night missile strike wisteria and threats from all sides about what could happen next. tranter where bipartisanship in washington both republicans and democrats with james comey's new book going rogue with the autobiography titled a higher

. >> leland: crazy things happened in 1969. and with that happening now. >> sandra: thank you. ♪ >> bill: president trump not backing down ordering the national guard to protect our southern border. hello, everybody, i'm rick leventhal in for jon scott. >> arthel: i'm arthel neville. hoping the troops will stop criminal activity and keep illegal immigrants from entering the country. >> as a result of this congressional inaction, the administration has dropped a -- drafted legislation and we will be asking congress again to provide the legal authority and resources to address this crisis at our borders. we will not allow illegal immigration levels to become the norm. more than 1,000 people a day, 300,000 a year violating our sovereignty as a nation will never be acceptable to this president. >> rick: john roberts is at the white house. john, do we have a time line for when these troops will hit the southern border? >> rick, in some states like arizona, mexico happen. california and governor jerry brown may be another question. t

leland: plus, chairman of the house intelligence committee tells fox news had no intelligence was usedf possible collusion between the tram campaign in russia. a closer look at exactly why. plus, bring a development in the massive police effort to capture this man accused of murdering four people at a tennessee waffle house early this morning.

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. >> former federal prosecutor leland brennan on rudy giuliani's claim that he thinks he can bring theation to president trump to an end in a week or two. let's talk to former congressman steve israel, once chair of the congressional campaign committee and author of the new novel "big guns" and the founder of bold. big welcome to all three of you. steve, i'll reach out to you first because you're new to this panel, so here we go. giuliani was mayor of new york when comey was serving as fbi director. how do you think he can leverage this relationship now? >> it remains to be seen if he can leverage the reelationship, but it is a fact that rudy giuliani has a relationship with mueller. they had a relationship with rudy giuliani was mayor of new york city, and it seems as if ma mayor giuliani's role will be trying to establish the ground rules, those in which the president of the united states will be interviewed by mr. mueller or his associates. i will say one thing about mayor giuliani. he has been craving a job in the white house since the inauguration of president bush. he wanted to b

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leland: and the difference between the north and south korean leaders on the dmz.sident says he's getting ready for his high stakes talks with the hermit kingdom leader. elizabeth: there's outrage in england. a baby's life comes to a very sad end, this, after the government there says it wasn't worth keeping him alive. ♪

leland: and these are some of the very first pictures coming out of the area where the crash happenedular part of downtown. here is where this story gets particularly interesting. the driver of this vehicle, according to police, killed himself after the crash. we now have a live picture from the ground there. you can see it is now coming up on late afternoon, 6 p.m. in

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look who is here, leland. >> i'm in for bill hemmer. >> sandra: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg continues to apologize for all of this.