officials say he was undergoing flight training at pensacola. the justice department has been investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. while we wait for the news conference, let's go to david spunt at the justice department. david? >> i may have to sit down if the attorney general walks out. he's expected to address the findings of this investigation. it began after that tragedy happened on december 6 at naval air station pensacola. you did mention the 21-year-old student. he was a student in training from saudi arabia. he was part of the flight training program. i want to read to you the name of the victims that died. three victims at the school, the naval training center, the air center, josh what watson, mohammed hythom and cameron walters. all three died. eight injured. it was a chaotic scene when that happened. authorities have come forward with the investigation and expected to say they can say with certainty now that this was a terroristic activity. this was terrorism. we do know that the shooting happened very early in the mornin

jillian: it comes as the feds wrap up their investigation into the pensacola shooting rampage.etails. plus, impeachment is back in play on capitol hill. but is nancy pelosi -- but as nancy pelosi cries coverup, the republican counter part says the goal is to shield the bidens. >> this benefits joe biden. this harms senator sanders many because he will be stuck in a chair. >> diss missing i dismissing . rob: we are live in washington with details. also, cardi b for congress? jillian: why she thinks me has what it takes to run for office. "fox & friends first" continues right now.

officials and defense secretary marc asper are proceeding with caution saying quote pensacola showed that there are errors in the way that we vetted and out of an abundance of caution secretary asper has taken these actions to protect our servicemen and women middle east analysts so frankly things the education people receive in the gulf kingdom and violence if you take a average saudi military officer i would actually wonder what wouldn't drive them to this extreme the. research by the institute for go fers has shown that the textbooks from 1st grade through 12th grade all the saudi public schools basically demonization of jews christians not wahhabi muslims apostates people who don't. observe the very strict dictates of the one of the religion in which is the saudi the main saudi religion. that is continued then in some of the official literature that the saudi military forces read there's a lot of reporting about the what you would call a blind spot at specific to the trumpet ministration but if you look back every administration has pretty much approached the saudi regime the sam

officials and defense secretary mark esper are proceeding with caution saying quote pensacola showed that there are errors in the way that we vetted and out of an abundance of caution secretary asper has taken these actions to protect our servicemen and women. all right more news after a short break this is our. legs . join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back this is our team international now with the leaks co-founder julian assange was in court in london on monday for a routine administrative hearing on his possible extradition to the u.s. during the session a songes lawyers were granted more time after they complained of not having the opportunity to go over the case files with their client our video agency ruptly was there when assad was seen exiting the court a crowd of his supporters had gathered to protest against his extradition a song is currently serving time in a british high security jail for skipping bail while waiting on his full extradition hearing set for n

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officials and defense secretary mark asper are proceeding with caution saying quote pensacola showed that there are errors in the way that we vetted and out of an abundance of caution secretary asper has taken these actions to protect our servicemen and women. let's bring you on to another story we're closely following today wiki leaks co-founder julian assange was in court in london on monday for a routine administrative hearing on his possible extradition to the u.s. though during this lawyers were granted more time after they complained of not having the opportunity to go over a case files with their client or a video agency ruptly was there when she was seen exiting the courts a crowd of his supporters had gathered to protest against his extradition a son just currently serving time in the british high security for skipping bail waiting on his full extradition hearing set for next year u.s. has indicted him in 17 counts of espionage all of conspiracy to hack a government computer and 2010 the australian whistleblower publish classified military cables legibly the us war crimes la

jillian: it comes as the feds wrap up their investigation into the pensacola shooting rampage. we are live with the latest details. plus, impeachment is back in play on capitol hill. but is nancy pelosi -- but as nancy pelosi cries coverup, the republican counter part says the goal is to shield the bidens. >> this benefits joe biden. this harms senator sanders many because he will be stuck in a chair. >> diss missing i dismissing . rob: we are live in washington with details. also, cardi b for congress? jillian: why she thinks me has what it takes to run for office. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ have a nice day. jillian: monday morning already. goes so quick. rob: if the weekend was any indication, it should be about 85 degrees. jillian: maybe 90. we'll see. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt. today, more than one dozen saudi military trainees are expected to be sent back to their home country. jillian: this comes amid the pentagons' review of all international military students follo

and of course, the attack in pensacola back on december 6th, it really did send shock waves through the pentagon. and as a result, it suspended all training for the nearly 900 saudi students who are in this country. and the pentagon also ordered a full review for the about 5,000 international military personnel who do train alongside the american military. so this is something that happens in pretty wide scope. you know, since then, the pentagon, it's announced it will implement enhanced vetting and screening. but you know, it is clear that there is still more of an investigation to do. and that's also something, brooke, that we expect to hear from the attorney general here in just minutes. we expect ag barr to really press the tech company apple for help accessing two iphones that belonged to the pensacola gunman. we reported recently that the fbi has sent a letter to apple, requesting its assistance to bypass the pass codes on two of those phones. apple responded, saying it's been assisting the fbi. but this is something that attorney general barr has repeatedly spoken out about, on h

obviously apple is in the pensacola case. heard from whatsapp and facebook with encryption. william barr says why don't you build a access point to stop protecting the bad guys? this can't be a political conversation but about privacy and our future. charles: it is political, it is about lives, and saving lives, putting bad people in prison. i don't know if you call that political or not. i think it is public safety. unfortunately we're having it again. susan, thanks very much. >>> house gop introducing a solution to support the protesters in iran. it will put lawmakers on record. one the of the sponsors, michael mccaul, what it means for those opposing president's iranian policies. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, co

officials and defense secretary marc esper are proceeding with caution saying quote pensacola showed that there are errors in the way that we vetted and out of an abundance of caution secretary asked for has taken these actions to protect our service. men and women. or kerry we got pretty pictures a look coming up now with the festive season over it's time to take down all those decorations and get rid of the tree. but one resident of moscow's who's found a rather creative approach to that little annual january clean up. i think that's what i'm very proud of their to be all these things looking so far this tuesday after. any of us social media check it out if you get a minute. 27 minutes past time with kevin and the rest thank you for watching r t international. one with morning the site. seen the following you can buy them before. you know world of the lot and it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to. tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's a target for critical thinking it's

bless bill barro wants apple to unlock two phones of the pensacola shooter.that would be bad for everyone. should congress step in? hey, saved you a seat. this round's on me. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the number on your screen or visit getsilversneakers.com remember, you have out the hilton app. can the hilton app help us win? hey, hey-we're all winners with the hilton price match guarantee, alright? man, you guys are adorable! alright, let's go find your coach, come on! book with the hilton app. expect better. expect hilton. >> brian: we have asked apple for their help in unlocking the shooters phones. so far, apple has not given any substantive assistance. this situation perfectly illustrates why it is critical that the public be able to get access to digital evidence once it is obtained a court order based on probable cause. >> jessica: attorney general william barr renewing that debate over security and privacy in weathertight company sho

naval air station in pensacola. we reported here on the saudi student armed with a handgun going on a rampage just weeks ago at that base. and tonight, the attorney general calling it an act of terrorism, quote, motivated by jihadist ideology. three young sailors were killed. and eight others were injured before the gunman was taken down. tonight, what was now discovered and why those 21 saudis are being forced out of the u.s. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off. >> reporter: five weeks after that horrific mass shooting at the pensacola naval station, 21 saudi nationals are being sent back saudi arabia. this after authorities say they made a chilling discovery. at least 17 military trainees were found with jihadi literature and 15 with child porn on their computers. >> i do think it's clear that we have to improve our vetting procedures. >> reporter: a sensitive issue for the u.s., considering 15 of the 19 hijackers in the 9/11 attack were saudis. that saudi pilot who gunned down three sai

apple can see it and law enforcement can see it and we know in the pensacola case law enforcement did see and now there are a couple of things that struck me here i don't necessarily want to give apple the benefit of the doubt but i will for a minute here now could they have made this decision 2 years ago not announced it publicly because if they announce it publicly that makes them vulnerable because then people who can then people will try to attempt to hack i cloud database and they could get all the information knowing that it's not encrypted or was it that they didn't want to be seen as kowtow into i think they don't want to be seen as kowtow and they stay still don't want to be seen as counseling right apple is trying to trying to resist that but it's also interesting that we also recently learned that apple is not only doing this but they're actually scanning your i cloud account they're scanning it looking they say for child pornography because they want to make sure that that is not kept on i thought a moral and noble cause for sure but it also demonstrates that while apple s

at this training facility in pensacola 3 americans were killed 8 others were injured and that brought the pentagon and the u.s. government. the program the training saudi military about 900 officers in the u.s. receiving training so that they could do an investigation. that this is in fact a terrorist act and that they believe that. had posted what they call it messages 911 of this past year he. has begun in about a couple weeks before the shooting. and that he posted extremist messages. so they're calling this an act of terrorism what's going to come from this there are reports that we have not yet been able to confirm. a dozen saudi officers are going to be kicked out of the country because they helped plan or carry out the attack. reports that saudi. troops that they took the aftermath and work with officials so right now. we believe that he acted alone but these officials are likely to be kicked out of the country on reports of they were found with extremist messages or child pornography. thank you very much with the latest from washington on that story patty ca and thank you patt

this was motivated by ideology. >> the triple murder from pensacola naval base. >> mounting pressure,ller's iphones. here is how the tech giant is responding this morning. >> the department of justice is the alleged shooter planned the attack for months. attorney general william barr says he was motivated by hatred for america. >> during the course of the investigation wheeler the shooter posted a message september 11th of this year stating the countdown has begun. heather: lieutenant mohammed had also posted anti-israeli and grd statements hours before allegedly killing three us sailors and wounding eight others. mister barr calling out a way to crack into the shooters encrypted iphones to aid the current investigation. the suspect damage to both devices both their they were claimed by crime lab experts who repaired both devices but were unable to access the content. they have not been helpful in the investigation but in a statement on monday apple says it is helping and started assisting within hours of the fbi request on december 6th, the day of the shooting. the statement reads we

>> can't speak to exactly where we are on the two phones of the shooter in pensacola. i will say that we are working diligently on those phones and we are receiving some help from apple in that work. >> because apple pushed back. the attorney general said that there had not been in substantive help from them and then they said wait we found about the second phone late in the game and said they provided something like nine giga bytes of information to the f.b.i. inclouding cloud backups of the devices. what do cloud backups not give you? what's miss sng what do you still need to get out of the actual phone itself? >> to be clear because i think there's been some conflation over what the attorney general said. apple has absolutely responded to legal process that we served within hours of the investigation beginning within hours of the event. so apple has been assisting right from the outset there. as is commonly our practice and as you know, those two phones were damaged. our common practice is to attempt to see if we can get the phone working and then make some attempt

the fbi asking for apple's help to unlock the pensacola shooter'pens co---pensacola sho. it is password protected. the fbi asked for a response by this afternoon. apple telling fox news they have always worked cooperatively with the fbi and have given them all the data they had in their possession. they also pledge to continue to support them with the data they have available. the a attack at the pensacola naval air station killed three people and injured eight more. walgreens set to report earnings this morning before the bell. the company is expected to report a profit of $1.41 a share on $34.6 billion in revenue. investors also looking for news that the company plans to go private. isonos is suing google, accusing google of stealing technology and infringing on its patents. it is seeking to ban the sale of google products that feature the technology including speakers, smartphones and laptops. the two companies originally collaborated. they say the relationship soured after google began to power its partner in the speaker industry. they tried to address the issue befor

into december shooting by a saudi cadet the naval base in pensacola florida a 3 u.s. sailors were killed in the attack that washington is calling not to terrorism my kind of as. the shooting shocked the tightly knit community at pensacola and raised questions about the training programs that allowed hundreds of international could debts to attend courses at u.s. bases the f.b.i. interviewed some 500 people in its investigation in which it found that the shooter muhammad rami acted alone and that none of his fellow saudi officers had any for knowledge of the attack but the social media accounts of $21.00 of the cadets contained what the u.s. attorney general called derogatory material most cases ranging from what is described as terrorist related content to child pornography the relevant u.s. attorney's office is independently reviewed each of the 21 cases involving derogatory information in determined that none of them would in the normal course result in federal prosecution however the kingdom of saudi arabia determined to dismiss serial demonstrated conduct unbecomi

correspondent: the shooting shocked the tightly knit community pensacola and raised questions about theining programs that allowed hundreds of international cadets to attend courses at u.s. bases. people interviewed 500 in this investigation, in which it found the shooter acted alone and that none of his fellow saudi officers had any foreknowledge of the attack. but the social media accounts of 21 of the cadets contained what the u.s. attorney general called derogatory material, ranging from what is described as terrorist-related content to child pornography. >> the relevant u.s. attorney's office is independently reviewed each of the 21 cases involving derogatory information and determined none of them would, in the normal course, result in federal prosecution. however, the kingdom of saudi arabia determined this material demonstrated conduct unbecoming an officer in the royal saudi air force and the royal navy. disenrolledve been from their training curriculum in the u.s. military and will be returning to saudi arabia. correspondent: the fbi also released details about the shooter's a

they are citing pensacola as an urgent example of the need for the law to keep up with rapid chans iny. but there is no movement yet to get ito the president's desk. for the pbs newshour, william brangham. ♪ judy stay with us. coming up on the "newshour," the debate on celibacy among priests brings i two popes. why an indian city's taps run dry, even though a monsoon brings in rainfall. and six oscar nominations, visiting the home that inspired "little women." two decades of wars in the middle east have taken a heavy toll on those who served. one consequence of the conflict is not well understood. survivors guilt. adam served in a rock and afghanistans an army medic. he is now a journalist. one of his most recent articles was published in the new york tis entitled, "i watched friends die in afghanistan: the guilt has nearly killed me." he recently sat down with our ni schifrin. nick: as you sit here you feel guilty. adam: i do not feel guilty abouv sug. i feel guilty i am on camera talking about my -- my deployment because other people can't. guilt is a catalyst. you come back feeling

overnight after an investigation into a deadly shooting at a pensacola naval base. the attack last month was apparently motivated by terrorism. three american troops were killed. katherine herridge has this report. >>> this was an act of terrorism. >> reporter: attorney general william barr said muhammad sayeed alshamrani was motivated by jihadist idealogy. >> the shooter posted a message on september 11th of this year stating the countdown has begun. >> reporter: the fbi investigation indicates that the shooter acted alone. however, 21 saudi nationals who trained at u.s. bases are being kicked out of the country. their social media accounts turned up postings with jihadist material and child pornography. >> i have one navy officer shot -- appears multiple times. >> reporter: the fbi also provided harrowing details of the attack. the december 6th shooting at the pensacola air station lasted 15 minutes, with 180 rounds of ammunition. the saudi gunman killed three american sailors and wounded eight other people before police killed him. two weeks before the aviation s

the december 6th shooting at the pensacola air station lasted 15 minutes.ith 180 rounds of ammunition, the saudi gunman killed three american sailors and wounded eight other people before police killed him. two weeks before, the aviation student had visited new york city's 9/11 memorial. >> the shooter fired shots at pictures of the current u.s. president and a former u.s. president, and a witness at the scene recounted that he made statements critical of american military actions overseas. >> reporter: two iphones were recovered at the scene, one in the gunman's car and one near his body that he had deliberately put a bullet through. the f.b.i. is now asking apple for help unlocking the phones. >> it is very important for us to know with whom and about what the shooter was communicating before he died. >> o'donnell: and catharine joins us tonight. how could these men who had posted jihadist anti-american materials make it into america in the first place? >> there are 800 saudi nationals here, but the 21 expelled show comprehensive enough. the pentagon is f

for military training opened fire in a classroom at pensacola naval air station december 6, killing three u.s. servicemen. on september 11th, the fbi says, he posted this message on social media. the count down has started investigators say he also posted a string of anti-american, anti-israeli and jihadist messages the last one just two hours before the attack. but the fbi says he apparently acted alone. >> we have not identified any coconspirators, any evidence that the shooter acted with anyone else, or that he was inspired by any one specific group. >> reporter: out of 852 saudis in the u.s. for military training, 21 have now been sent home after it was found they had either child pornography or jihadist material. fbi agents also found two phones belonging to alshamrani one that he put on the floor and shot during the attack that the government wants to unlock and search >> it is very important for us to know whom and about what the shooter was communicating before he died. >> reporter: apple says it has turned over all the data it has. barr says it hasn't provided any substantive hel

i think pensacola showed there have been airs in the ways we vetted and i think out of an abundance ofts and caution we need to protect her servicemen and women. three american sailors and eight others were injured when 21-year-old saudi air force second lieutenant mohammed's ied open fire on the pensacola naval station on december 6. the fbi has been investigating the case as possible terrorism after authorities discovered anti- american writings by the gunman who was killed by responding sheriff deputies during the december 6 attack on the naval base. again, the findings of the criminal investigation into the shooting is expected to be announced tomorrow afternoon at the department of justice. jon. jon: we will have that live i am sure. christina thank you. amid trade war tensions washington plans to permanently stop using small civilian drones for u.s. government agencies like the interior department. according to the financial times, the interior department believes there is a high risk of beijing using those drones to spy. these devices are at least partially made in china. meanwh

plus, brand-new details on the deadly shooting at the naval air station in pensacola, and what investigators say the shooter posted ahead of the attack as a warning. from all the journalists of fox news, this is "fox news reporting." a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us >> this was an act of terrorism. the evidence showed that the shooter was motivated by jihadist ideology. during the course of the investigation, we learned that the shooter posted a message on september 11th of this year stating "the countdown has begun." >> that was attorney general bill bartsch speaking about the shooter responsible for last month's attack at a naval air base in pensacola, florida, that killed three american service members and injured eight other people. the shooter was a member of the saudi air force who was training at the naval base. at the shooter also confirmed that the u.s. is expelling more than

iphones that belonged to the shooter in last month's deadly terror attack at that naval station in pensacolaapple says it is fully cooperating with investigators. >> you'll remember on december 6th, a saudi air force cadet in pensacola killed three u.s. sailors before then killing himself. evan perez joins us with the latest. i remember after the san bernardino shooter, where apple refused to unlock, but the fbi got a hacker to do it for them. tell uts ws why apple is refusi and what happens now. >> the attorney general and the people at apple are sort of at loggerheads, at a crossroads here because the fbi says they have done as much as they can with the information they have. apple says they turned over gigabytes of information from the croloud and other aspects o the shooter's accounts. but what they cannot do is get into the two iphones that the fbi says they need apple's help to break into. at the heart of this is the issue of encryption and the fact that apple has created an encryption system they say they cannot themselves get into. and it is -- it exists for a reason, to protect the

iphone that attorney general william barr says was used by a terrorist, a saudi terrorist, in the pensacola shooting last month. the silicon valley leadership group ceo is here. there was a dinner where secretary of defense mike pompeo was last night. carl was there. he's with us now. >>> plus, mgm is making a huge bet on its sportsbook. how bet mgm plans to award players in its casinos around the world to get you to bet more and maybe win some interesting gifts. >>> less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start "the claman countdown." liz: and we've got this breaking news out of washington, d.c. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has just said the senate impeachment trial will likely start next tuesday. he was saying this just a few minutes ago, as you see on the screen, that's the weekly press conference on capitol hill. moments ago mcconnell said it is likely the house will send impeachment articles to the senate tomorrow, and the swearing-in of senate members of the trial could actually happen later this week. he also said that the senate will process the usmca, the u.s. mexico

who will be expelled from the united states in the wake that have deadly shooting last month in pensacolaing you will only see here on cnn. an up close look at the air base in iraq where u.s. troops rode out two hours of missile strikes this past week. it was iran's retaliation for the u.s.-ordered killing of their top general. cnn's arwa damon is the only journalist from anywhere allowed access to the register left wre. >> reporter: these were living quarters, sleeping quarters. the troops that lived here lost everything. there was very little, if anything, that was salvageable because there was also a fire that ended up raging here for a few hours after the missile impacted in this particular area. the reason why no one was killed, not here, not in any of the other locations of impact, is because there was advanced warning. we don't know what, we don't know how, that is very sensitive information. but we are told that hours before the attack even began, they knew something was happening. they just did not know specifically what it was going to be. so precautions were taken. by 11:00 p.m

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well, attorney general will bar pressuring apple to unlock two iphones that belonged to the pensacola. he says the company has not given the feds enough help. but apple pushing back, and a statement, claiming the company has responded to many requests in a timely and thorough way. back in 2016, the feds took apple to court after the san bernardino shooting, trying to get the company to unlock one of the shooters phones, but they were eventually able to crack it themselves. and drop the case. fox business network susan li is here with more on this. >> trace it's a long simmering dispute between justice department's and criminal investigations and the silicon valley tech giant saying we are trying to protect the privacy of our users. apple says they received a notice from the government asking for help in the pensacola tragedy to which they tells come here at fox news, we complied, responded to each request, often within hours, sharing information with the fbi and jacksonville, pensacola, new york. the queries resulted in many gigabytes of information that we turned over to investigator

into december a shooting by a saudi cadet at the naval base in pensacola in florida 3 u.s. sailors were killed in the attack that washington is calling an act of terrorism my kind of as this the shooting shocked the tightly knit community at pensacola and raised questions about the training programs that allowed hundreds of international could debts to attend courses at u.s. bases the f.b.i. interviewed some 500 people in its investigation in which it found that the shooter mohamed fahmy acted alone and that none of his fellow saudi officers had any for knowledge of the attack but the social media accounts of 21 of the cadets contained what the u.s. attorney general called derogatory material most cases ranging from what is described as terrorist related content to child pornography the relevant u.s. attorney's office is independently reviewed each of the $21.00 cases involving derogatory information and determined that none of them would in the normal course result in federal prosecution however the kingdom of saudi arabia determined to dismiss serial demonstrated conduct