al-shabaab extremists linked to al-qaeda have claimed responsibility. 5 of attackers were killed, jacqui heinrich in new york city's news room with the very latest story. >> unu.s. -- one u.s. service member and two contractors, while attack carried out by al-shabaab, known terror group no link to iran, command spokesperson colonel christopher says al-qaeda has their own agenda, the attack happened on key military based used by counterterrorism forces incan -- in kenya before dawn, compound was overrun by al-shibaab extremists. u.s. military officials said their claims were exaggerated and u.s. and kenyan forces repelled the attack, airfield to train african-american partners and protect area, al-shabab is in neighboring somalia and leaders to train and fought in afghanistan. steven townsend those wounded and killed, let's harden resolve along partners, we will pursue those responsible for attack and al-shibab, we remain committed from maintaining safe haven. the attack comes just over a week after al-shibab truck bomb rather in somalia's capital killed 79 people and u.s. air strikes kil

officials say militants from somalia-based al shabaab tried but failed to breach the base this morning. four attackers were killed. it is not yet clear if any u.s. or kenyan forces were killed but the attack destroyed u.s. aircraft and vehicles. al qaeda linked group says the attack had nothing to do with the u.s.-iran crisis. >>> at least five people are dead and dozens more are hospitalized after a crash on a highway east of pittsburgh. a fedex truck and other tractor-trailers colliding with a tour business early this morning. mark meredith following the developments for us live. mark? >> good afternoon, arthel. investigators say this all began when the tour bus was traveling down hill and struck an embankment. trucks behind the truck crashed into it. officials in pennsylvania say five people were killed and 60 others her. the crash happened shortly before 4:00 a.m look at video from the scene of the crash. if you look closely you see the fedex tractor-trailer, two additional trucks and what appears to be a coach passenger bus on its side. we do not know which vehicle the five people

, isis, al-shabaab. nobody believes that. the president doesn't. look at the lisp a look at the achievements in the administration. we took with a caliphate in its entirety, we took down hamza bin laden, we took down al-baghdadi, qassem soleimani. this has reduced the capacity for tourists around the world to perform the functions putting american women and men in the homeland at risk. we are very proud of we have accomplished and we are going to stay the course. right next to you. report an? okay! [laughter] china is also a big and predator of iranian oil and iranian minerals, and that's a big part of their economy, as well. are you concerned about the iran issue coming up in the negotiations for the deal? >> i had no idea you would ask that question but that's a good last question to end on. let me first say that we are looking forward to the chinese delegation coming next week. phase one is very significant. it includes very significant components, changes to technology issues, intellectual property i

early sunday morning fighters in the al qaeda-linked al-shabaab terror group fought their way into an air strip on the coast of kenya just south of somalia. it is used by u.s. and african soldiers to combat the somalia-based terror group. before the fighters were driven out, americans were killed. two defense contractors and a so told dominic soldier, armies specialist henry mayfield jr. fm suburban chicago. two other americans were wounded, six aircraft were destroyed or damaged. the helicopters, fixed wing planes, as well as vehicles paid five fighters ended up getting killed. this is the first time al-shabaab has killed an american service member in kenya over the several years they've been fighting the terror group. this attack came two days after the u.s. killing of renee and general qassem soleimani. there have been concerns that iran might try and link up with the al-shabaab group, that this is a revenge attack for a u.s. strike on an al-shabaab base pair that followed a deadly truck bombing last month and the somalian capital of mogadishu. enter all over the world. back to you

aircraft and vehicles destroyed at the manda bay airfield in the area, al-qaeda linked group al-shabaab was fought off by u.s. and kenyan forces, al-shibaab telling ap that this is not connected with air strike in iraq. jillian: disturbing violence as u.s.-america border as 13-year-old girl gunned down, all u.s. citizens returning home when armed group forced them to stop, when they didn't if attackers open fire and sped off in another car, the highway where it happened runs through dangerous criminal turf war, falls under the state department do not travel warning issued last month. rob: fbi uncovering new clues in idaho home linked to pair of missing children who haven't been seen for months. >> aisha with what they found and disturbing look at their suspected parents doom's day cult. >> local authorities said they found forensic evidence in death of first wife, they believe her death is somehow linked to the disappearance of the two kids, those kids 17-year-old and 7-year-old joshua haven't been seen since september, their mom lori married shortly after both spouses unexpectedly died

kenya base was hit by al-shabaab. one of their leaders was killed in the airstrike. you saw the green zone was rocketed last night. you saw that they breached into our embassy before we killed soleimani. but i thought it was interesting. one iran official says revenge will be against military sites. and they are not seeking war. they said we are going to look to do the same thing of equal measure to you and we ask you not to hit back after that. ainsley: can't be equal measure when the people that are running this country are not terrorists that guy had blood on his hands. he was planning to attack america. brian: it was barack obama that put him on the terror list. ainsley: exactly. back in 2005, maybe. steve: so iran is saying what iran trying to do? jack general keane was on "fox & friends" this weekend and said this. >> there is to two objectives that they publicly stated and they reinforce the it every single year to be able to gain control middle east. drive americans out of the middle east by force and number two they have to destroy the state. this authoritar

he and two contractors were killed when al-shabaab attacked the aferred. his family is devastated. >> this was a senseless act of violence that has changed our lives forever. >> he was a great man. we love him and miss him. >> mayfield was 23 years old. he joined the army two years ago. an oklahoma family speaking out after a 13-year-old is gunned down on a mexican highway. jose mendosa driving back to the u.s. whe with her niece and two sons when an armed group began chasing the family's suv. i was praying. praying, praying praying. i didn't want to die right then. bullets were everywhere. the state department issued a do not travel warning in this part of mexico last month. jury selection begins today for disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein's criminal trial in new york. but according to deadline, weinstein's lawyers may ask for an adjournment in the new sexual assault charges announced out of los angeles. those new charges coming just hours after his initial new york court appearance. the secret service stops one of president trump's grand kids

al-shabaab claimed responsibility. an american aircraft and -- [inaudible] were destroyed but no troops were injured. at least four of the attackers were killed. >>> after a texas church shooting, a nearby police chief is encouraging officers to wear their uniform to church services. he suggests it would provide a feeling of comfort and safety after two people were killed at a church in white settlement last week. mischief ed krause joined us earlier to explain his call to action. >> the response i've gotten so far has been extremely positive from the officers. it will be their choice whether they choose to wear their uniform or choose to go in main clothes. emily: the church that came under attack last week plans to resume normal services today. >>> and a cold-hearted hockey fan was at a new york islanders game with his girlfriend when they were shown on the kiss cam. he steps into the aisle, goes down on one knee and ties his shoe. his brother later said that the couple planned the fake proposal stunt. those your hea

al-shabaab has vowed retribution on kenya for sending its troops to neighboring somalia to encounter the extremist group. the pentagon has identified one of the americans killed. he was specialist henry mayfield jr. of evergreen park, illinois. specialist mayfield was 23 years old. as tensions escalate, the world waits to see if iran will retaliate. chairman of the institute for the study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane is live next. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle, with less pain immediately following injection. if you haven't yet, talk to your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic react

the al qaeda affiliate al-shabaab claiming responsibility but said they have nothing to do with the escalating tensions. meantime massive anti-american demonstrations accompanying the funeral of soleimani who was killed by a u.s. drone attack last week in baghdad. they are promising harsh retaliation and now completely abandoning the controversial nuclear deal. speaking on board air force one, president trump said there will be major retaliation if iran commits any act of violence. now back to live in. >> andrew roberts, a lot of the detractors of churchill talk about this problem that he had. did he have a drinking problem. >> he did not have a drinking problem. he did drink an enormous amount, but he had an unconstitutional alcohol. one man said he couldn't of been an alcoholic because no alcoholic could've drink that much. and in a sense, he really mastered, he said drink is. [inaudible] [inaudible] it was quite extraordinary regarding the pressure on him, but no, he was not an alcoholic and neither was he a depressive but people say he had black dog depression but he himself never used tha

a bomb exploded at a checkpoint in smalley is in the al qaeda linked al-shabaab quickly claimed responsibility. the blast occurred as soldiers conducted searches at a checkpoint. the presidents of turkey and russia inaugurated the dual natural gas line connecting the country today. celebrated the opening of a new export for russian gas into turkey, europe, and a promise of greater cooperation, trade, and diplomacy. auto executive turned fugitive carlos ghosn that his arrest in japan was a plot against him and described his conditions as a travesty against human rights. financial misconduct charges are false, the former nissan chairman escape from the japanese custody last month. just some of the other story beyond our borders tonight. we'll be back. patients that i see that complain about dry mouth. they feel that they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. i like to recommend biotene. it replenishes the moisture in your mouth. biotene definitely works. [heartbeat] i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer,

an attack by al qaeda affiliate al-shabaab resulted in the death of a u.s. service member and two department of defense contractors and wounding two other american personnel. on behalf of the entire department, our thoughts are with the family and friends of army specialist henry mayfiel mayfield jr.. he was in kenya and supportive an operation working to protect american interests in the region and improve security and stability. we honor him and his colleagues who lost their lives and assure you that the perpetrators of this attack will be brought to justice. the united states conducted over 60 air strikes against al-shabaab safe havens and assets last year and our forces continue to provide training and counterterrorism support to our east african partners. moving to iran, at this time, our top priorities remain the safety and security of american personnel and our partners and second, the readiness to conduct operations to respond to iranian aggression. since the strike, i have spoken with commanders on the ground to make sure they have the resources the

killed in gunfight, somalia al-shabaab group says has nothing to do with middle east crisis though potential of retaliation, the shibaab attack first against u.s. forces directly inside of kenya as you may know al-shibaab bombed a center and neighboring somalia, massive car bomb exposed last week that killed 55 people, arthel and i will have more on the story as it develops, again, you can join myself and arthel at the top of the hour right here after the journal editorial report hade be, that should benefit the economy on the other side. paul: i want to ask about that. but in terms of the oil price, the fact that the u.s. has become such a prominent producer really does reduce any potential -- reduce the risks from, say, iraq, if iraq became a lower producer. >> in comparison to 10 years or 20 years ago it's not even -- there's almost no comparison. the u.s. is the swing producer right now and actually a decent part of capital spending actually in the united states comes from the energy sector. paul: so a little boost in prices may not hurt, may help. >> it may help some of the service prov

we woke up to mention of an al-shabaab attack that claimed american lives. is that related to iran? >> i don't think so although anything is possible. it depends on the degree of influence of these other groups. so i'm not going to pronounce that the intelligence committee would do so but they have a guideline to be able to attack the u.s. and allies every time they have the opportunity. jon: so we should expect more trouble from iran but essentially in your view we should believe that the president is correct when he says any response from iran will be met with overwhelming force >> it could be other than this position because if we let the iranians advance and strike and were not responding as was the case in previous year, what is that reaction? there to move forward because they have geopolitical holes. it's not just economic goals. of course the president, the administration and i hope more congressional leaders will support this firm position that we have but more important we have an opportunity, a historic opportunity in three countries in iraq and lebanon to hook up with [i