zealand's darkest day's. gunman shoots in a mosque in new zealand. ainsley: calls this a well well-coordinated terror attack. brian: get to kitty in london live with the breaking developments. >> good morning, guys. new zealand police confirming that 4 people were killed in this shooting and it appears the gunman deliberately attacked two mosques when they were full of people during friday prayers. now, the shootings started around 1:45 local time. the two mosques in the center of city of christ church on the south island of new zealand. it went on five minutes. 41 people died. just one of those mosques. witnesses describe a heavily armed man dressed in black military style clothing. police also found two explosive devices fixed to a car and other weapons. now, the prime minister of new zealand has condemned she's shootings as a terrorist attack. >> this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly what has happened here is an extraordinary unprecedented act of violence. >> now new zealand police detained four suspects right after those shootings. one man has already been charged

. the aftermath of the horrific attack on two mosques in new zealand. at least 49 people are dead, dozens more wounded. a man in his late 20s is in custody, charged with murder. and a racist manifesto believed to be linked to the attack points to the motive behind the massacre -- hate. the gunman opening fire on worshippers who had gathered for friday prayers, and he apparently streamed the attack on social media as it unfolded. cnn europe editor nina dos santos bring us up to speed on the latest developments. nina, what more do we know about the suspect, who is charged now with murder? >> thanks so much, erica. we know he is 28 years old and according to australian media, he is a young man believed to be of white origin who was originally from a sleepy town in new south wales in australia. it's believed that he moved to new zealand only recently and that he had recently become involved in far right groups and had recently begun to espouse far right views. and that's evident from his social media posts during which he's made multiple posts targeting muslims, targeting immigrants t

am ivan watson broadcasting from christ's church, new zealand, with our continuing special coverage of the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attacks here in this city. george. >> ivan, thank you so much. i first want to recap our viewers on the very latest of what we know following these terrorist attacks that have left so many in new zealand in the grips of shock and horror. at least 49 people are dead and dozens more wounded and at last check 39 people remain in hospital. 11 of those in intensive care. the wounded range in age of two-years-old to some in their 60s. as for the man suspectled of attacking these worshippers. he appeared in court saturday there. brendan tarrant smirked as he was filed with murder. tarrant will remain behind bars until his next court appearance. police are trying to determine if they were directly involved in the massacre. also, here in this video, you see the moment the suspect was taken into custody. police say tarrant resisted arrest, that he also had explosives in his vehicle and that officers put themselves in great danger in keeping the community

new zealand, jacinda ardern, has ordered an independentjudicial inquiry into the christchurch mosque attacks, in which 50 people were killed. she said it was important that no stone be left unturned to find out how the attack took place on march 15th, and what could have been done to prevent it. mali's president, ibrahim boubacar keita, has replaced senior army officials following the killing on saturday of more than 130 fulani villagers. the military has long been criticised for failing to protect villages from attacks by rival ethnic militias and jihadists. boeing says it has invited more than 200 airline pilots, technical experts and regulators to its factory as part of efforts to restore the grounded 737 max to commercial service. boeing said the session would give information about software and training updates for the aircraft, which has been involved in two fatal crashes since october. the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have made history by becoming the first members of the royal family to visit cuba in an official capacity. the royal couple attended a wreath—laying

isis calling for retaliation in the new zealand attack. audio recording he reportedly calls for caliphate supporters to defend their religion. 50 people were killed in the attacks. dutch police are vetting if the suspected terror tack on a train was really a family dispute. at least three people dead and five others are injured. a turkish immigrants with a criminal past was arrested after intense manhunt. there are unconfirm reports he first fired at a family member and then others when they tried to help. two others were also taken into custody. an inferno at houston area chemical facility were l. burn for at least another day. these are live pictures of that fire right now. firefighters putting out just one of seven burning tanks after two days. black smoke is visible for miles. no one is hurt and tests say the air is safe. neighbors are complaining of burning ice, itchy throat and trouble breathing. the chemicals at the plant are used to make plastic. jerry lee lewis is expected to make a full recovery after suffering a stroke. ♪ you broke my will ♪ what a thrill ♪ good

this thursday morning. morning. >> joe: starts right now. >>> today i'm announcing that new zealand will ban all military style semi-automatic weapons. we will also ban all assault rifles. we will ban all high capacity magazines. we will ban all parts with the ability to convert semi-automatic or any other type of firearm into a military style semi-automatic weapon. >> it took one week in new zealand to go from a mass shooting to gun reform. one week. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is wednesday, march 21st, along with joe, willie and me, we have historian, author and soul of america himself -- >> wow, how did you get him? >> rogers professor of the presidency, jon meacham. he's an nbc news and msnbc -- >> arc of the world universe and it slopes downward. good to see you here, john. >> that's where it all stops. former justice department spokesman, matt miller. national security reporter for nbc news, julia ainsley is with us and nbc news national reporter heidi prisbilla and jonathan la mere. good to have you all on board. it is thursday. sometimes i just read the prompter

in new zealand. at least 50 people were killed in two mosques. the victims ranged in age from a 3-year-old separated from his parents to a 78-year-old father of nine, who walked with a cane and had been married for 50 years. >>> the dallas morning news has staggering images of flooding across the midwest, disaster declaration, including nearly 70% of nebraska. rising waters are taking a heavy toll on agriculture there. for more on that, let's bring in bill karins. bill? >> our first billion dollar weather disaster this year when you factor in the agriculture lost. the planting season this year will be significantly delayed and waiting for the land to dry up and get the water out of there. 258 river gauges in flood stage, missouri river, mississippi and through portions of the midwest. it will be a very slow process all spring long. the next storm of concern is coming up the east coast. mostly a rain event. i say mostly because northern new england will get snow out of this. moving into eastern north carolina during the day today. fast forward. 5:00 p.m. this evening, heavy rain in

. i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. let's get smarter. >>> terror in new zealand, 49 people dead and dozens more injured after a gunman opened fire inside two mosques in the city of christchurch. four people are now in custody as a normally peaceful nation is rocked with unspeakable violence. >> the worst ever mass shooting in new zealand. we now know that the gunman was wearing a bullet-proof vest, that he moved from room to room at one mosque, killing men and women and children. at one point he went back to his car, he reloaded, returned to another mosque. then a second mosque was attacked. >> i was hearing shooting after shooting after shooting. it went on about six minutes or more and i could hear screaming and crying and i saw some people were, you know, drop dead. >> veto vow. president trump said to use his power for the first time after a republican revolt. 12 members joining democrats to denounce his emergency declaration at the border. >> the declaration of semi independents, a dozen gop senators breaking with president trump. with the national emergency vote tells

, and say the people who it these guns are ill, but believe what happened over there in new zealand is a prime reason of why donald trump is dividing the nation and the world. to commit wars around the world like we did in a rock and up -- in iraq and other places, and like we are trying to do in venezuela. king saidsaid -- dr. america is violence in the world. that's why i believe we need to wars no don't start more and become peace lovers and not advocate the violence. host: thanks for the call this morning. on the issue of white supremacy, the charges that the president's rhetoric is a contributive factor in the attack in new zealand, the president's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney was on yesterday talking about this issue. >> the president is not a white supremacist. i'm not sure how many times we have to say that. you asked the question every time something like this happens overseas or even to best italy, to say it must somehow be the president's fault. ofspeaks to a politicization everything that is undermining the institutions we have today. let's take what happened in new

christchurch after an unprecedented act of violence. >> it is clear, this is one of new zealand's darkest days. >> i was hearing that the shooting of the shooting of the shooting. >> the prime minister vows to change gun laws as social media faces more scrutiny for how they handled that incident. >>> president trump signs his first veto and a message to republicans who rebuke him. >> congress has the freedom to pass this resolution and i have the duty to veto it. >>> paul manafort's attorneys pleaing for a pardon. >> up with me, a contributing opinion writer for "the new york times." williams a political strategist and host of sundays civics on sirius fm. clint watts, a former fbi special agent, now msnbc national security analyst. we start this hour with new zealand and the worst mass shooting in history. a man attacked people at two mosques. it was live streamed on social media. 49 are dead and dozens of men, women and children remain hospitalized in that city. we expect another update from new zealand police later today as the investigation continues. the man who has been charged appea

case. this weekend 50 tweets and retweets. 50. none of them were about new zealand or anything like that. a lot of them were personal again, john mccain, who is dead. a local union leader in lordstown, ohio, bob mueller, saturday night live. does any of it ever bother you steve? >> let me address the issue that bill crystal raised about whether the party can do better than donald trump. i'm not sure we could have a presidential candidate that would deliver these kind of results with this phenomenal economy. i learned from cnn that 71% of americans think the country is going in the right direction. >> that's the highest since february 2001. >> in terms of job performance, people are really pleased with what trump is doing. you asked me about the tweets. sometimes i roll my eyes when i see some of these. i wish he would tweet less. i agree with bill crystal. i wish he would be more presidential. some of tweets, by the way, i know donald trump. i spent a lot of time with him during the campaign. i think he's just tweaking you guys. he's poking fun at you and you always fall for the bai

tragedy in new zealand and everyone talked about the prime minister's leadership and he knows he doesn't have any. >> they also talked about the president donald trump because the terrorist mentioned donald trump in his manifesto. >> i mean when he is looking in, he is looking to over compensate, he is projecting. he seeing leadership by a woman doing an amazing job healing her country and all he is known for doing is dividing the country. he doubles down on it, it is the same thing about mccain. he is a hero. he went to vietnam, he suffered in the camps, donald trump got out of vietnam and is a kcoward because of bone spurs. >> he paints himself has a victim. >> certainly people that exhibit this type of behavior can be bullying and claim the victimhood for themselves. often doctors are not able to freely comment on the behavior exhibited by the president. if it was someone that you loved and cared about in the same age range you would contact a medical professional to see if this person was okay. on one hand it is disturbing because it is the president, on the other it is just

? >> reporter: good morning. it's been a blood bath in new zealand. there are fears that the death toll may go up even further in what seems to be new zealand as worst mass shooting. the prime minister, who just gave a press conference described the attack as unprecedented violence in one of their darkest days. the shootings occurred in two mosques in the christ church area during friday afternoon prayers. witnesses describe multiple deat deaths, where at least 41 people lost their lives. at you mentioned, four people are now in custody, three men and one woman. one of them is being charged with murder. he's going to appear m court on saturday. police said they weren't aware of other suspects beyond the four who had been arrested. they said they can't be certain to see how fluid the situation is. they've raided another house in connection with the christ church attacks. it o it's obviously a very fluid situation. one witness described the gunman as white in his 30s. he's 28 years old. he claimed responsibility for the shootings and left a 74-paj a -- 74-page anti-immigrant manifesto. also,

terrorist he's a criminal he's an extremist but he will when i speak the nameless new zealand's prime minister vows justice for the families of the victims of the christchurch mosque attacks. in london with the top stories from europe including the british prime minister is expected to request a delay to brooks's it the e.u. says the has to be a good reason it would be costly on prolong the uncertainty. also this hour algerian students and doctors join the ongoing protests demanding an end to the president's twenty year rule. and spoil the name change that set to have a big financial impact on cycling's leading team tim scott will become same n.e.o.'s as part of a huge new sponsorship to. thank you for joining us the united nations is warning that the cyclon that's devastated mozambique zimbabwe and malawi is fossa be the worst ever to hit the southern hemisphere almost two million people are in its path in mozambique is one of the hardest hit areas the president says more than a thousand people may be dead in malawi officials fear at least fifty six people may have been killed with o

night. thank you for joining us. >> this is one of new zealand's darkest days. >> shooting of the shooting of the shooting. >> there are a lot of motives. heather: this is "fox and friends first". happening our 4:00 am on the east coast, fox news alert, mass murdering two mosques, 40 people killed in a coordinated terror shooting in new zealand. we have the latest intelligence breaking right now is four people are arrested. donald trump vetoed congress's block of his emergency declaration but democrats are planning their next move, live in washington with that. should the national anthem be saved for special occasions? growing outrage amid a new push to top the red, white and blue at games. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning once again. you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. thank you for starting with us. one of new zealand's darkest days, dozens of worshipers gunned down in two mosques. authorities calling it a coordinated attack as they uncover and 87 page manifesto filled with anti-immigrant and anti-muslim ideas. kitty logan is live in lo

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: the first funeral for new zealand massacre victims getting underway overnight. hundreds of people gathering to mourn a father and his teenage son. the two fled the syrian civil war for what they thought was the safest country in the world. islamic tradition calls for the dead to be buried as soon as possible. funerals are delayed as investigators identify the 50 victims killed in mosque shooting attacks. rob: back here at home border patrol making a massive bust apprehending 400 illegal immigrants in five minutes. agents in el paso snagging 194 illegal immigrants by a border wall near a high school and 245 more were taken into custody a couple minutes later near downtown. most of them are families and unaccompanied minors from central america. they sees 570 apprehensions every single day. jillian: top republican taking action to keep nine justices on the supreme court. the proposed amendment coming as democratic democrats hinted expanding the bench. >> reporter: it is the latest push from the left, frustrated with the current conservative majority on the supreme court and what it

appearance for the new zealand mass shooting suspect as new details emerge about the horrifying incident, president trump responds. what he said when directly asked about the rise of white nationalism around the world. >>> the president uses his veto power for the first time after a dozen republicans defy him on that emergency declaration. >>> the college cheating scandal. new developments today and whether some of the more high profile names will face jail time if convicted. >>> we begin with the latest on the mosque attacks in new zealand. prayers and tears in christchurch as new zealanders rally behind the muslim community targeted by a suspected white supremacist. the gunman is in custody after his first court appearance. 49 men, women and child were killed when the us a traustrali opened fire at two mosques. more than 35 remain in the hospital. 11 in intensive care. new video shows police raiding the suspect's home looking for evidence. nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution. we're learning new details about how the attacks were carried out. new zealand officials say the gunman

jeanine pirro and far more tweets than he put out regarding the slaughter in new zealand. >> religious liberty was called the first freedom because it was, in fact, the driving impetus to get us across -- get many people across the atlantic. george washington in that famous letter to the hebrew congregation in newport in 1790 said the point of the government of the united states is to give to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance and said people should be able to come here and center their own vine and figure tree and none shall make him april afrafraid. i was stuck bit women of cover because one of the great moments of george w. bush's ten days or so after 9/11, we remember the cathedral, we remember ground zero, but people should go take a look at his remarks at the mosque in washington because he was disturbed by reports that women of cover were being harassed, i think particularly in michigan. he goes and gives a really remarkable, from-the-heart statement about just this. if you want to go to what mike said about bill kristol, you have a president who in the last 48 ho

new zealand tragedy, we spent time over the weekend talking about other people and not president trump. the democratic candidates and fund-raising and beto's fund-raising. two things about president trump. he likes to control the narrative and likes it when people are talking about him. part of the ideas of the twitter storm, he wanted people talking about him and the things he was talking about and now we are. so happy tuesday. >> it's ridiculous. the president's not getting enough attention, i hope it's something more than that. >> appreciate it. >>> senator elizabeth warren laying out her case for president in a town hall and calling out for a big change in the electoral process and what she said that had the crowd cheering next. hey mercedes, how about letting your hair down a little? how about a car for people who don't play golf? hey mercedes! mix it up a little. how about something for a guy who doesn't want a corner office? hey mercedes, i don't even own a tie. do you think i need a mahogany dashboard? hey mercedes, can you make it a little cooler in here? [ a-class ] i a

institutions that we have in the country today. >> meanwhile new zealand's prime minister announcing gun law reforms will be announced in just 10 days. >> i will make clear that a number of new zealanders question, i will giving more -- once we work through decision the cabinet has made. >> at the same time, gun shop owner came forward that he sold the suspect four of the guns and ammo legally but didn't notice any red flags about that suspect, heather? >> aisha, thank you so much, great to have you with us. early evidence shows similarity between two deadly plane crashes involving boeing 737 max 8 jet, black box data from the wreck that killed 157 people last week is reminiscent of the lion air october crash that killed 189 people. pilots struggled to control the plane and tried to return to airport but crash. north carolina man accused of murdering his wife arrested in arizona, 35 miles away from mexican border, large amount of cash on him when he was stopped near tucson, wife's dianne's body found near home, this case prompted to look back into the death of first wife originally ruled an

new zealand. this followed his statement that he didn't think white nationalists posed a growing threat globally. yesterday, the acting white house chief of staff defended his boss. >> you've seen the president stand up for religious liberties, individual liberties. the president is not a white supremacist. i'm not sure how many times we have to say that. >> it this morning, trump posted this, "the fake news media is working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in new zealand. they will have to work very hard to prove that one. so ridiculous." but then a lot of people took note, when bill kristol, one of our next guests, a veteran of republican politics said this. "to republicans who've been inclined to acquiesce in a trump renomination in 2020, read his tweets this morning, think seriously about his mental condition and psychological state. then tell me you're fine with him as president of the united states for an additional four years." that sunday posting prompted this response from d.c. lawyer, george conway, who happens to be husband of kellyanne conway. "agree with

working into respond how it was that new zealand attack video was on its site for so long and still many quarters, thousands of them still is. tech analyst blake harris says there is mounting pressure on mark zuckerberg to handle situations like these, but we were chatting during the break that could prove a lot easier said than done, huh? >> i was really trying to get perspective on this whole situation just because everyone, i was horrified it as well as how quickly it spread and as we were discussing in the break, once it spreads it can't unspread. how much the genie can't go back in the bottle. neil: even if they take it down, you recorded it or shared it with someone doing the same, it is still out there and you can't get unget it out there? >> right. i think is enlightened perspective from arnold schwarzenegger movies, you remember "the running man"? neil: sure. >> it is a gladiator reality crime show, criminals gain free time but end up murdered on tv. it is gore and violence and connection with entertainment, the thing i kept thinking of, at least in the circumstance, someon

since the terrorist attack in new zealand in which an australian national opened fire inside two mosques during friday prayers killing 49 people and injuring dozens more. in his apparent manifesto, the killer made it clear that he carried out the attack in the name of white supremacy and praised donald trump as a, quote, symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose. trump did condemn the violence which you're supposed do as president, but he refused to admit what everyone else can see, the explosion of far right white nationalist extremism at home and abroad. >> do you thinkhi nationalism as arising threat around the world? >> i don't really. i think it is a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. i guess if you look at what happened in new zealand perhaps that is a case. i don't know enough about it yet. they are just learning about the person. and the people involved. but it is certainly a terrible thing, terrible thing. >> trump's bland response to the slaughter of muslim men, women and children in new zealand was eerily reminiscent of his remarks a

morning. here is what we know. 45 people across new zealand were slaughtered and a 28-year-old man is in custody and charged with murder. he is believed to have posted a manifesto on social media full of white supremacist, anti-immigrant anti-muslim language. police in several american cities have beefed up security at mosques, although the homeland security secretary says there's no credible threat in the u.s. here is how witnesses described what they saw. >> he was just conditionusly shooting and coming inside slowly because he was killing all the people in the entrance. >> after a minute, we heard the fighting and it was from the main entrance, the main entrance of the building. and then everybody just ran towards the back doors just to save themselves. >> there were a lot of bodies outside. so we've been waiting here just to see if our son is all right. but he's not answering his phone. >> let's go straight to new zealand to bliss savage in the city of christchurch outside a hospital. what is the latest there? >> so we haven't had a lot of new updates. after 4:00 in the morning he

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been following from new zealand following last week's horrific mass shootings at two christchurch mosques that left 50 people dead. prime minister jacinda ardern announcing an immediate ban of all military style semi-automatic weapons in new zealand including assault rifles and high capacity magazines. it will get a vote by the country's elected officials next month. she spoke to her constituents earlier today. >> virtually all of the weapons that i have announced as being banned will be categorized as weapons that require an "a" class endorsement. no one will be able to buy these weapons without a permit to procure from the police. i can assure people there is no point in applying for such a permit. >>> coming up, bully pulpit. why aren't more republicans calling the president out as he continues his attacks on the late senator john mccain? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. [leaf blower] you should be mad at leaf blowers. [beep] you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. bu

our country. >> many of those who have been affected by the shooting may be migrants to new zealand or refugees here. they have chosen to make new zealand their home and it is the harm. they are us. the person who has perpetuated this violence against us is not. they have no place in new zealand. >> the alleged terrorist described by officials as a right wing extremist. the suspect who's now in custody promotes white supremacy. he says he targeted the mosques who impact immigration race. he named other white supremaci t supremacists who committed mass murders as inspiration, folks like dylann roof. he says he wanted to ignite a race war in the united states. joining me live from christ church new zealand is our sarah james. sarah, the sun is about to come up out there. you spent one night with this tragedy, what is the latest? >> reporter: what strikes me, katy, when i hear that all that kind of reporting on it is the way which this affects everyone. when i drove into the airport, i thr flew from austria, my taxi driver knew somebody who had been in the mosque. several people who were

boss and congress acts like they're employees. contrast that with new zealand where six days after a gunman killed 50 people at two mosques the prime minister announced today that assault rifles and semi-automatic weapons will be banned. >> new zealand will ban all military-style semi-automatic weapons. we will also ban all assault rifles. >>> six days, joy, makes new zealand look pretty impressive. >> ah, sanity. >> you have a great evening, friend. ou

front" tonight the breaking news. new video of the arrests. this is the arrest of the 28-year-old mass murder suspect in new zealand. you see him there on the ground in that video. he's then surrounded by police. this is the alleged white nationalist who slaughtered 49 people and seriously wounded 20 more in the mass shooting at two mosques in new zealand. tonight, president trump's response was to minimize the issue of white nationalism. >> white nationalism is a rising threat around the world? >> i don't really. i think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. >> dismissive answer on a day when 49 people were gunned down by an alleged white nationalist. the president had an opportunity to denoubs white nationalism, loudly, clearly with the emotion it deserved on a day like this, something that should be easy and is important to hear from the president of the united states. after all, the suspected new zealand shooter praised trump in his 87 page manifesto as a, quote, symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose. but it wasn't just the president's dismissal of white nationalism that w

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be the beginning. >>> we begin with the attacks on the mosques in new zealand. here is a look at the memorial. the suspected gunman is in custody after the first court appearance on the murder charge. 49 people were killed. more than 35 remain in the hospital. 11 of them in intensive care. video shows police raiding the suspect's home in search of evidence. we're learning more about how the attacks were carried out. new zealand officials say the gunman opened fire inside the al noor mosque. he sprayed bullets walking room to room and stopping to only reload. this footage is from his live stream in his car. he then drove to a second mosque where more people were killed. sarah james is in christchurch. sarah, good morning. what is the latest from there? >> reporter: the latest is the investigation into exactly what happened and more about this alleged gunman is pre-occupying law enforcement authorities here. the 28-year-old alleged gunman brenton tarrant appeared for the first time in court today. a brief an appeppearanappearanc. he did not have anything to say. he is remanded back in

attack in new zealand. president trump, after the attack, said he does not see any rise in white nationalism. do you agree, or do you think right-wing extremism is a problem that needs to be addressed? >> thank you for the question, and it's one of those things that does make you take a second breath. the rise of islamaphobia or white nationalism are different sides of the same coin. and in a free and democratic culture, there's no place for that kind of hatred. and anytime you are making comments and creating -- you know, fanning the flames of hatred, then you're doing a genuine harm to your community. [ applause ] i don't know what to say. i think president trump should be ashamed of himself [ cheers and applause ] >> let's get back to the audience. the next question comes from ramin, who is a student at the university of georgia, who currently supports bernie sanders. here's your chance. >> all right. so in 2016 when colorado was considering a ballot measure to make the state the first in the country to have universal government-run health care, you came out against single pay

of the new zealand mosque massacres appears before a judge. we'll have the latest on the charges and look at the spike of what supremacist violence around the world. >> president trump signs his first veto, striking down a bipartisan effort to reverse his emergen emergency declaration. we'll tell you what's next in the battle over the border wall. >> demanding action. students take part in thousands of protests in more than 100 countries calling on politicians to address global warming. >> and the largest private real estate development in u.s. history opens its doors. we'll take you inside and on top of new york's hudson yards for a look at its highlights, its stunning views and the backlash. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> today as the country grieves, we are seeking answers. i can tell you one thing right now. our gun laws will change. >> the suspected new zealand shooter appears in court. >> they're not going to win. >> i told the prime minister that the united states is with them all the way. >> the president conde

the presidents reaction to chris wallace to the shooting in new zealand.>> that's it for us in washington. "fox news sunday" is up next. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> thanks for watching. >> and chris wallace. a suspected white supremacist commits one of the worst mass shootings ever. gunning down worshipers at two mosques in new zealand. what could be done to stop extremists hate? >> a white nationalist is a rising threat around the world. >> i don't really. i think it is a small group of people that is very serious problem. chris: we discussed the lifestream killing spree. >> i will be sending and issuing a formal veto. >> is one of the presence decision to overrule and rejection of the border emergency. with mick mulvaney. first on "fox news sunday". then the 2020 democratic presidential field continues to grow. >> i don't think there's ever been a greater moment in our lifetime and for this country. >> we discussed the democrats plan to take back the white house. in our first 2020 sit down with presidential hopeful south bend mayor, pete -- a "fox news sunday" inclusive. e

should have stopped. [ laughter ] i was in new zealand doing [ laughter ] i told my girlfriend my ultimate sexual fantasy was to have two women at the same time and she agreed but then she was livid when i told her she wasn't either of them [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] a couple weeks ago, i failed to perform sexually i'm not going to go into detail suffice it to say, i arrived early. [ light laughter ] and my girlfriend said, "don't worry, that happens to a lot of men. i said, "right couple of things firstly, who are these a lot of men? [ laughter ] and secondly, if it's happened to more than one of us, don't you think it could be your fault? [ laughter ] i had a relationship with a blind girl, which was rewarding but challenging. it took me ages to get her husband's voice right. [ laughter ] let's hear it from all the ladies in the room give us a shout, all the ladies in the room. [ cheers ] you sound in very good spirits, ladies do you think you're easy to live with, ladies? [ cheers ] well, this is going to be educational and fun. [ laughter ] i'm going to tell you how e

cows on the farm in new zealand. i digress. you should see it. she's something else. heaven forbid she comes in this studio. >>> home depot hiring 80,000 workers this spring. they are going to spread the jobs over 2,000 stores, about 100 distribution centers. shah, that to me is a positive economic indicator. what say you? >> yes, i agree. it's a very positive indicator. that's a lot of people to be hiring at home depot. it says what their expectations are for the economy going into the spring and through the summer. that's a lot of people they are hiring. i don't know whether -- what percentage are full-time or part-time or benefits or anything like that. but 80,000 people is a statement that the economy is doing very well and people are in home depot buying. stuart: interesting. jpmorgan chase will not finance private prisons and detention centers. why not? ashley: because they say the benefits don't outweigh the costs. it's a small part of their portfolio, blah, blah, blah. i think that's the official statement. jamie dimon, the head of the bank, has been under a lot of pressure to

the world mourned the 50 victims of friday's masksacre a who mosques in new zealand, president trump had familiar foes online. he lashed out against joe biden with claims that were untrue, and at "saturday night live," which was a rerun. he made a rare visit to church sunday but missed a chance to call for unity when the world was watching the tragedy in new zealand unfold. geoff bennett sat tis at the wh house. what are you hearing from the president today, and what are we hearing about what can only be described as a run-on, stream of consciousness thoughts from the president all weekend long? >> reporter: you're right. president trump is lashing out at a long list of targets on twitter. it is a stunning display of personal grievance at a time when the rest of the world is trying to come to grips with what is a true outrage, the unspeakable, horrific violence committed against muslims in new zealand. on that point, the president has a tweet for that, too. the president earlier this morning said this, the fake news media is working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in new

administration seems every day to find the divide after that horrendous occurrence in new zealand, instead of talking about support from the muslim community and talking about sensible gun violence legislation, he's going ranting and raving against john mccain. that happened. or whether it the latest move where they take on the special olympic, which by the way, the budget is equal to five trips back and forth to mar-a-lago. so, first of all, i would greatly change the rhetoric to the level that we'd like to have our kids be able to see when they're talking about what the white house is suppose to be about. and secondly, when it comes to income inequality, i believe in capitalism but there always should be checks and balances. whether it and making sure in this economy, you can take your benefits with you. that makes sense to me, create an incentive for that, our company should invest in workers, not just machinery. these are things that literally we've been stagnant with a changing economy, making sure we've got better chald and it seems we've had chaos but no changes in policy that would

tragedies but instead what a late senator may or may not have done. >> new zealand gun laws have some big loopholes. those gaps have enabled the gunman do what he did. >> we have taken 72 hours. i want to move as quickly as we can. >> we believe that there was only one attacker responsible. >> for such a small community, i just don't understand why someone would hurt us like this. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. this is cnn breaking news. >>> all right. good morning and welcome to your new day. alisyn is off, erika hill joins me. we have breaking political news, breaking beto o'rourke news. the former texas congressman jumped in the race last week. one of the big questions was would he generate the kind of grassroots national support that he did for his senate race? could he raise the kind of money he did then? well, we have an answer. a in the first 24 hours they say they raised just over $6.1 million in online contributions. that is more than any other candidate did their first day this year, slightly edging senator bernie sanders. >> the con

day. >> new zealand's prime minister announcing a ban on all high capacity magazines and, quote, military style semiautomatic rifles. >> after nearly five years of fighting president trump is confident that isis is about to finally be defeated. >> in 2016 everything red is isis and the bottom one somehow it is today. >> secretary of state mike pompeo visiting the new embassy in jerusalem. he will visit christian and judicial holy sights today. >> clawnel deafened the attacks on her husband you think he shouldn't respond when somebody, a nonmedical professional accuses him of having a mental disorder? >> 2020 candidate kirsten gillibrand wants to give social security to illegal immigrants. [applause] >> you must have the right you pay into social security. >> millionaires this morning that power ball jackpot just hit a new record. swelling to $625 million. ♪ this is my town na na na na na this is my town brian: if you live here it's your town. steve: headliner right there iv i% say they can't afford to live in my town. jedediah: we senator rick scott coming up to talk about jus

mosques i in new zealand. it will also be imposed on instagram. you talked about limiting hate speech in your interview with president trump. maria: let me ask about social media. you said many platforms sensor conservative speech. what if any regulation do you want to see in how do you want this to end? >> i hate the concept of regulation on media but it's very unfair many you talk about the word collusion, the collusion between the democrats and these people is ridiculous. it's hard to believe i won. lauren: until now, facebook only limited users from supporting white supremacy. now white nationalism. and apple apology, the company saying i'm sorry to mac book users for problems with the butterfly keyboard introduced back in 2015. the butterfly has been having problems ever since then. a redesign hasn't helped. the current third generation still has issues. no recall or repair program is planned. i urge you to read the hilarious column by joanna stern at the wall street journal. she basically wrote it without "e." that's the issue the butterfly keyboard imposes. i had trouble readin

among them. any one planning to attend a mosque anywhere in new zealand today, the police commissioner is urging them to stay home and, quote, close your door until you hear from us again. a survivor who managed to escape safely with his wife and 4-year-old son grew emotional when describing the chaos inside. >> we heard the firing from the main entrance of the building and everybody just run toward the back doors just to save themselves. we saw many injured. one woman was lied there. she was just lying in the road and -- i don't know how many people died. >> bliss savage is live in christ churchurch christchurch. clarissa ward is in london. bliss, i want to begin with you. of course, if you have any update on any of the survivors at the hospital, a, but i know you're at the courthouse, an hour away from the hearing involved with that 28-year-old suspect. tell me more. >> reporter: not a lot of updates on the victims. there is a fund-raising page, but right now we're outside of the christ churchurch district h where the suspect charged with murder is expected to appear in

them more. after offering condolences over the foam to new zealand's prime minister, that set off a nationwide conversation about anti-immigrant sentiment. the president is going to veto what was passed just 24 hours ago. i want to go right to new zealand where sarah james is covering the shooting in new zealand. it is now daytime, she has been working through night, we first learned about it around 11:00 p.m. last night. now the prime minister is calling it one of new zealand's darkest days, that's right, she is also saying it is act act of transfo terrorism and hate. and what happened is that 49 people were skilled in attacks on a mosque. it is a beautiful area. i'm in front of the hobble where today 48 people are being treated, some with multiple gunshot woundwounds, some in crl condition, and that is in addition to all of the people that lost their lives when a gunman open fired in a mosque just about a mile away from where i'm standing now. we have one image from inside the car and we show you this image advisedly, but why we show this is to show what happened. in this instance

the oval office silence about the lives of the 50 muslims who were murdered in new zealand. where he did show sympathy was for the fox news host judge gentlemen janine pirro who did not show on her show after anti-muslim comments. donald trump said the radical left democrats working closely with their beloved partner the fake news media is using every trick in the book to silence a majority of our country. jill wine-banks, ron reagan and carlos curbelo. ron, i read what you thought about trump. i don't know what to make of it. going after a man that's passed away. we used to say in society, say no ill of the dead. what's he doing? what's trump up to with his weird attempt to assassinate a guy who's already gone? >> well, trump is being trump. trump is a coward and he's somebody who looks normal human decency. what is it about john mccain that sets him off? john mccain was everything donald trump isn't. john mccain was a man of integrity and a man of great courage. we all remember that moment with the thumbs down that killed trump's chance to undo obamacare. i'm sure he's never mcc

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now that the prime minister of new zealand has announced an immediate ban on all assault weapons, military style semiautomatic weapons. it took them under a week to do that. >> it is amazing, isn't it? i'm glad to see that. those are weapons of war. i don't think they have any place out there on the streets. i believe the united states should reinstate an updated assault weapons ban. probably the most shameful moment in congress over the last decade was right after the tragedy at new town when president obama implored congress to do something on common sense gun reform, even something as straightforward and as supported by 90% of the american public as universal background checks and the republican controlled congress did not lift a finger, even though more than two does children had died. what we see in new zealand tonight is something different and positive. i believe we need to get to a point where enough politicians, especially republican ones, are willing to stand up to groups like the nra and to, you know, pass common sense gun reform. universal background checks, limiting

as new zealand's prime minister refuses to use the name of this self-proclaimed white supremacist accused in the attack. >> he sought many things but one was notoriety. that is why you will never hear me mention his name. he is a terrorist. he is a criminal. he is an extremist. but he will when i speak be nameless. rob: 50 people have been killed. three people detained after a terror attack on a dutch train. three people dead. five others injured. jillian: police in the netherlands arrested a turkish immigrant after an intense manhunt 25 miles outside amsterdam, a likely criminal past including manslaughter charges. two others were taken into custody. homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen raising the alarm on the callous changes the us faces around the globe. >> although the overall security of the homeland is strong, the threats we face are graver than at any time since september 11, 2001. rob: griff jenkins live in washington with more on the state of the homeland. >> reporter: the dangers of the digital age, emerging threats from china, iran and russia are a top priority

president of france. i think that's slightly older than the prime minister of new zealand who's just become on the world stage a remarkable leader. i think it's less a question of are you old enough and more a question of what do you have to say. >> another question a will the -- lot of people have been trying to answer is the vp question. do you feel like it's important to have a woman as your vp or a person of color as your vp? how do you deal with that as we try to get all the excitement together and a change together? >> i think it's a healthy conversation to have. i would feel presumptuous saying anything about who my vp was, but i do think what i know is our party needs to be led by faces that reflect its diversity, and that includes gender dwiiversity. our ticket should reflect that. our leadership should reflect that. we've worked very hard to establish that in my administration back home. we're working on building a campaign team that reflects that. i think that's fair game to ask anybody who wants to lead a ticket, especially if they turn out to be white and male. >> yeah. [ appla

pluralistic because governments change but institution should not people all over new zealand mourned and prayed together on friday to mark one week since a mass shooting that left fifty people dead a nationwide memorial service was held where islamophobia was condemned those presents which included prime minister just into our day and also remembered the lies of those who were killed in the attacks on the two mosques. the. new you. can you nation and then. i just want one more thing. we need of the body surface the home already feels prime you see him and mourns with you. we are one. the united nations has described the flooding disaster in southern africa as hugely complex fifteen thousand people many of them are still stranded more than a week after cyclonic die struck emergency teams in mozambique have increased efforts to rescue trapped people in the areas worst affected by floods the situation on the ground remains critical to the reasonable electricity or running water hundreds of thousands of children need immediate help the priority right now is to give them shelter food wate