i'm leland vittert. we have some new details about the u.s. navy seal killed in somalia. officials say he was on a helicopter helping somalia troops in a raid against al-shabaab, the terror group linked to al-qaeda when the entire assault team came under fire. the first american combat death in somalia since blackhawk down in 1993. and major drama ahead of tomorrow's election in france. a watch dog saying a significant amount of data has been leaked online following a hacking attack against presidential candidate emmanuel macron, only 36 hours before voters go to the polls in a runoff sunday pitting macron against nationalist candidate marine le pen. i'm leland vittert. now back to forbes on fox. >> i join those who believe that the actions taken by the fbi did, in fact, have an impact on the election. >> but there's no question that that had a great effect? >> it had occurred to you that the public chastisement put secretary clinton in a negative light. >> democrats, of course, including hillary clinton

good morning, i'm leland vittert.e have new information on the cargo plane that went off the runway in charleston, west virginia. according to the n.t.s.b. the crew of the plane that carried cargo made no distress call and went down hard enough into the runway and into a hill. bad weather was apparently not the factor. crayola revealing a blue crayon for the retired dandelion yellow. it was accidentally discovered by chemists at oregon state universi university. it doesn't have a name. crayola is asking for one. now back to cashin' in. eric: so what's next on president trump's agenda? here is something no one has seen or heard yet. president trump revealing his next big plan. >> we will give democrats an infrastructure and they want that as much as republicans. we're almost finished. every the next two weeks or so we'll have a massive 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan. eric: so, richard being a democrat, will you support the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan? >> he won't have a problem with that, but the hawks

i'm leland vittert. now back to forbes on fox. >> i join those who believe that the actions taken by the fbi did, in fact, have an impact on the election. >> but there's no question that that had a great effect? >> it had occurred to you that the public chastisement put secretary clinton in a negative light. >> democrats, of course, including hillary clinton herself blaming the fbi director for her loss in the election, but sabrina says they'll keep losing as long as they're not addressing the needs of working class americans, explain. >> working class americans and goes beyond that, it goes on connecting on a human level. lawmakers on the left and right forget that politics is personal and a challenge for hillary clinton was showing people that she connected with them. there was a lot of talk about hillary as the first potential female president. there wasn't a lot of talk how do i connect with you on a human level. she didn't bother to visit a lot of the states where some of these people are really hur

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 are live pictures coming in from saudi arabia, riyadh, s

hour two of "america's news headquarters" from washington, a lot to get to, i'm leland vittert. beth prann. america's oldest ally heads 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 dum

. ♪ leland: im leland vittert at arlington national cemetery as we all take a moment to say thank youo those who gave the last full measure of devotion. as you would imagine, this study may rain is not keeping those families that the folks who are buried here from joining their loved ones this weekend really quite simply the only place they can be together. elizabeth: quite a solemn weekend we appreciate you are there. i am trained for. welcome to a special "america's news hq" live from washington. president trump is back at the white house tweeting and taking on the quote fake news. the president landed on american soil last night after a nine-day overseas trip capped off with a speech to u.s. service members stationed in italy. the president has a busy week ahead is in a growing list of policy and political challenges. kristen fisher has the latest from the white house. reporter: now the president trump is in washington, and an all-out assault against the leakers within the federal government. leaks about the russia investigation and links about the manchester bombing, which as we a

i'm leland vittert. >> and i'm molly lion. is back in seas after his overseas trip as commander-in-chief. the memorial day ceremony just getting underway there. the president speaking soon. ahead of his remarks, he will perform one of the president's most solemn duties as we witnessed laying the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> this is the president's first wreath-laying as president. he was there the day before his inauguration. people will tell you who know the president well that that moment and the successive moments as he entered office of taking on duties of commander-in-chief changed him as have our previous presidents, especially president bush and president obama. obama war-time presidents themselves. let's bring in lucas tomlinson from the naval academy. good to see you. what i'm struck by in talking to veterans like yourself on today, everybody you see on a street says happy memorial day. veterans will tell you, today i have a duty to my friends who never made it home. >> that's right, leland. it's not

i'm leland vittert, we'll get right to it.ng 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 mediterranean safe. he wrapped up his nine-day visit with a speech there and really kind of doing a wrap-

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

. >> leland: nice to be with you, nice to be with you at home, i'm leland vittert.tt and jenna lee have the day off. president trump visiting arlington national cemetery a few hours ago. this is unusual for a president, made an unannounced stop at section 60. the final resting place for members of the military who have been killed in the war on terror since 2001. those families have gathered there to be with their loved ones. had this young than ma, president trump and vice president pence, speaking with the families of fallen soldiers. you can see sharing a moment with a young boy whose father is laid to rest there, who he was there to visit. the president also laying the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier on his first memorial day as commander in chief. >> president trump: words cannot measure the depth of their devotion, the purity of their love, off the totality of their courage. we only hope that every day we can prove worthy. not only of their sacrifice and service, but of the sacrifice made by the families and loved ones they left behind. >

i am leland vittert. >> 22 people killed, many of them children and attack concert hall in manchester. another 59 people injured. now chilling memories of how a night of fun suddenly turned to terror. >> heard the bomb go off and i just grabbed it and everybody was screaming. >> leland: in the aftermath of this, troubling questions. it was the suicide bomber a lone wolf, or was he supported by a terror network? british leaders have been forced to take some drastic measures. >> threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. this means that their assessment is not only just an attack remains highly likely, but that a further attack may be imminent. imminent. >> julie: here in the u.s. as americans prepare for a summary of outdoor fun, many just can't help to wonder about their own safety. can something like what happened in the manchester arena massacre happen here? >> leland: we will talk about that over the next couple of hours and then this. president trump's marathon trip abroad takes him to rome for meetings with pope francis, the president and the pop

i am leland vittert. 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,

leland vittert is live at the pentagon. >> clearly something went very wrong during this overnight raidot sure what it was. they were targeting a compound that al shabaab used to launch attacks against americans and other targets inside africa in general. reuters is reporting that the real target was a leader that played a key role in an attack on a local university in kenya that had 150 dead. most of the dead christians. a $5 million bounty on his head. the seals were advising soldiers and flew in by helicopter 40 miles east of the capitol. early during this assault, down on the coast is when they took heavy fire and the american died. >> we first and foremost want to express our deepest condolences and deepest appreciation for all of the men and women in the military. >> now, the pentagon says they still don't know if the mission was a success in terms of kill and capture for the al shabaab leader that they were looking for. we have a lot of history in somalia. this is the first american combat death in somalia since 1993. >> leland, thank you. the political panel is here. sarah linty

. >> leland: nice to be with you, nice to be with you at home, i'm leland vittert.ff. president trump visiting arlington national cemetery a few hours ago. this is unusual for a president, made an unannounced stop at section 60. the final resting place for members of the military who have been killed in the war on terror since 2001. those families have gathered there to be with their loved ones.

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

i am leland vittert. >> 22 people killed, many of them children and attack concert hall in manchesterured.

elizabeth: coming up, leland vittert giving us an exclusive look of a night raid on israel's heavilyisraeli troops face every day. >>> plus, our own troops here at home are gearing up for mother's day with many moms as well as dads away from home defending our freedom. we're going to talk to the author of a new book bringing chicken soup to the souls of our great military families. >>> and potential chaos at one of america's busiest airports. will carr is out where a major construction project could test the patience of thousands of travelers passing through the city of angels. will? >> reporter: hey there, liz. it's the biggest airline relocation project in lax history. we'll tell you why and what passengers are saying coming up after the break. ♪/ you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. buttrust angie's list to help., [ barks ] visit angieslist.com today. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: well, getting through airport securi