much. tonight police say they will help an 18-year-old saudi woman who fled and alleged abusive family, her social media fees though my pleas for asylum garnering attention around the world this weekend. rich edson is at the state department with more. rich. good evening, shannon. thailand has admitted an 18-year-old woman fleeing saudi arabia and her family and now she is under united nations protection. 18-year-old arrived this weekend at bangkok airport. the united nations refugee agency says the saudi woman told human rights groups and the media that she was stopped at bangkok airport in transit from kuwait and had her passport taken from her. she claims that she fled her family, fearing for her life and had been planning to head to australia where she hoped to seek asylum. after leaving the airport today she tweeted my father just arrived as i heard, which worried and scared me a lot. i don t want to go to another country that i seek asylum in but at least i feel safe now
exactly. i think that s probably i can only imagine what a nightmare she is for people like nancy pelosi trying to keep them together and trying to basically keep to start get real indications were leadership that they don t want to go on this impeachment binge, but good luck with that. is she really a nightmare when she is voting for the speaker? shannon: i think she s probably going to go along with most of what the party wants to accomplish. but in the meantime they will have to listen to what she has to say because she s become so popular. i think she has a lot to learn at this point. i think her intentions she means well but i think she has a lot to learn and i think once she humbles herself a little bit she will be a strong leader. shannon: we will be too. thanks so much for being on the power panel tonight, think, great to have you. the president s national security advisor arrives in turkey, pointed message regarding plans to withdraw from syria. trumps credits
shannon: a young african-american girl murdered. shannon: a young african-american girl murdered, the suspect a white man with no obvious motive. her story went national after an outcry from celebrities and politicians, many attribute in her death to an uptick in hate crimes across the country. turns out the fact may point different direction. casey steagall talks about the tragedy. reporter: jasmine barnes was killed last sunday on her way to breakfast with her mother and three sisters. as they sat at a red light another vehicle pulled up outside there s and opened fire. the girl s mother was shot but is recovering. the sheriff believes this was a case of mistaken identity, the jasmine as family was never the intended target. eric black junior was arrested over the weekend and today charged with capital murder. investigators say the 20-year-old admitted to driving
northeast syria in a way that makes sure that isis is defeate defeated, and to take care of those who have fought with us against isis and other terrorist groups. shannon: here s what the president tweeted just a short time ago. endless wars, especially those which were fought out of judgment mistakes made many years ago and those where we are getting little financial or military help from the rich country that so greatly benefits from what we are doing will eventually come to a glorious end. fox news senior strategic analyst at general jack keane. great to have you with us. good to see you. shannon: that s an interesting word for him to use. come to a glorious end. we know we have ambassador bolton and the chiefs as far as there is the negotiation as far as i was leaving syria. i think what s happened obviously as you look at the withdrawal plans, the president has authorized some conditions to be established. the first one is truly finish isis, the second one is protect the s
senator lindsey graham has offered, with the president offered last year where i thought it was a very reasonable deal, 1.8 million with a pathway to citizenship on daca, secure border and a step towards legal immigration reform, which getting rid of the chain migration system, get rid of the lottery system. that was very reasonable. shannon: it didn t go anywhere though. it didn t go anywhere. i m hoping i think speaker pelosi was quite beholden to the left. i will remind you i was sitting in the room, she only one macro speakership by two votes. she was not going to come to the table before she secured her speakership. i m hoping now she s in a position to be reasonable and move forwards like she did in 2006 and like we have since. shannon: you are okay with daca being part of this deal? compromise can t be a dirty word. i think it s how we do it but i think with the president laid out over a period of 15 years, 1.8 million i thought was a concession in some ways. he said