an eye on the nato handover, a beautiful facility, working lunch with friends s president, the president is on his way to italy for the g7. heather: a massive manhunt for more terrorists linked to the manchester killer and his family. brand-new details about the brother who was planning his own jihad. is a massacre. worldwide terror ties. reporter: as we stand in front of the memorial, flowers in the center of manchester, to those killed in the attack monday night in the concert hall we are learning more and more about the attacker and his support network. we learned of more arrests
them to focus on people as to whom there is suspicion rather than gathering everything about everybody and waiting for something to happen. ainsley: interesting. not that it made a difference, they didn t have security at the entrances there. i went to church on sunday. my sister and i had you to go through security? ainsley: had to go through a metal detect ter at church. at least we are doing that in america. thank you, judge. thank you. we will see you later. ainsley: so powerful shook the wall sparked panic throughout the building. oh my god. steve: what county explosives and the aftermath tell us about potential terror ties? that s coming up.
and she has a book coming out in the fall. pete: i m sure it will not fail like the other one. give money to a tweets failed democratic candidate. ainsley: jackie ibañez is joining us this morning with news. jackie: thank you. quick tensions with north korea. house approving brand new sanctions targeting the country s brand new shipping industry and uses slave labor. lawmakers want to thwart what s happening there to stop the nuclear and ballistic program by cutting off their cash flow. the bill requires the trump administration to decide whether the rogue nation should be designated as a state sponsor of terror which would bring even more sanctions. and using social media to vet refugees and immigrants. the state department wants five years of instagram, facebook and twitter han handles from people attempting to enter the u.s. apply to those already been flagged for extra screening for possible terror ties. those who refuse could be
a radical, if you re a terror suspect, if you have any terror ties, you should absolutely be separated from the rest of the prison population. if you re coming into the prison to do religious work, if you re, you know, christians and muslims come in to do that, you better make sure as a prison system that you re not letting in anyone who has any kind of terror ties or even sympathies, into the prison population. this is a very vulnerable group. so i don t know if that costs us any money, eric, i think we can just do this by common sense, something that i think that donald trump has been trying to bring to the table. eric: richard, is there any way to limit this, limit radicalization going on in the prison system? i don t think you can stop anyone to radicalizing on the internet. two different things, i think to sort of, look, we ve got to pars this a little bit. becoming a muslim is perfectly okay. our constitution protects that right. radicalizing on the internet and becoming a memb
investigators look into possible terror ties. plus, u.s.-russian relations now worse than during the cold war? that is what the top spokesman for putin says. you cold war, may be even worse taking into account actions of the present presidential administration. worse than the cold war? jon: how does he think diplomacy can improve? and capitol hill preparing for a supreme show down. it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60 vote margin. gorsuch will be confirmed this week one way or another. jon: about lives as republicans bow they will get the nominate through it one way or another. it is all happening now . jenna: will be given a fox news alert on a jampacked day of news in washington, senate hearing for a showdown of the supreme court nominate judge neil gorsuch. the president meeting with leaders of allies in the middle east and the white house press briefing as well on the radar. look up to the second hour happening now, i am jenna lee.