region, some lawmakers are calling on the trump administration to retaliate. we have fox team coverage, here is the latest reaction from washington. trey is live in jerusalem. reporter: the iranian government is denying any involvement in the massive saturday attack against the saudi arabian oil production plant. it's believe other drones or even missiles were used to target the facility causing massive fires while they spent the summer targeting western oil infrastructure in the gulf including takers and pipelines. this event was much larger. the vent cut% of the global oil supply sparking fears of oil shortage. they claim ten drones were used to hit the oilfield and houthis rebels were behind the strikes. united nations investigators say these rebels do have the technology capable of carrying out such an attack. >> we excluded vulnerability in the saudi defense system and drones to avoid the system, therefore the saudi airspace became open to us after the defense system failed to spot the drugs. reporter: iranian foreign minister had in a tree, u.s. secretary of mike pompeo was being untruthful as he blamed for the new exhalation. they come on a concern of a larger conflict in the gulf and intense relationship between iran and the united states. houthis inside yemen saying there behind the attacks, there's no evidence if the attacks were launched from yemen and u.s. government officials say they believe the attacks were launched from iraq or around itself. arthel: thank you very much. eric: the attacks could cause a world wide oil shortage and affect prices at the pump. kellyanne conway earlier this morning on fox news sunday. >> secretary pompeo's meeting has made it clear that their raining regime is responsible for the attack on infrastructure vital to the global energy supply, they stand ready to tap into the strategic reserve and showing as we must to stabilize the global energy supply. eric: team coverage continues live in washington. reporter: democrats in washington say they need more from the trump of ministration after secretary of state mike pompeo tweeted that iran was behind the attack on the saudi oil industry. chris murphy says prove it. senator murphy tweeted iran is about actor. you don't need to make stuff up to convince me. if the ministration has evidence that the iranians, the houthis who claim responsibility launched the attack on saudi oil facilities show us. rhode island democrat on the house foreign affairs committee wants to know how president trump plans to respond. >> there is no question that the recent action by iran is responsible for this is an escalation of iran malignant behavior in the region. this is couple cater because the president does not appear to have a strategy with dealing with iran. reporter: south carolina republican senators tweeted that it's time for the u.s. to put back on the table and attack on iranian oil refineries if they continue the provocation. he says consequences for iran need to become more real. not everyone in the gop is ready for military response. >> i think at any given time, our military is prepared but we need have all the facts and we have to find what iran is doing today and we have to be strong with iran but i don't think we should directly to military. reporter: wyoming congresswoman says the u.s. should work in part through the united nations. and deny visas for the iranian coming to the u.s. later this month for the assembly session. in the new u.s. ambassador to the un should offer a resolution putting sanctions back on around. eric: around president due at the meeting in two weeks. thank you. arthel: for more on this let's join rebecca, the president of independent research in a national security and military analyst. always good to have you. do you believe iran is behind the drone strikes? >> yes. iran noyes denies this. but let's face it, iran is the nation that has the technology, they've gotten help from russia, china and others over the years and we have seen them do things like this before. they hit saudi arabia before and launched drone attacks. joe forget israel has a preemptive strike against iranian drone base in syria three weeks ago. no doubt in my mind pompeo is right, cluster clear it was iran. arthel: what were they up to? a deliberate move to derail a possibility of a meeting between president trump and iranian president? >> whatever they are up to, to me this is a significant escalation and here is why. it's a much bigger step up in terms of the surveillance and precise targeting that they needed to do the causes level of damage. the oil tanks are soft targets hidden with the bomb, fuel, a really big fire. the fact that they did this, it shows they can hit other targets like this throughout the middle east region. dubai airport, the nuclear plant, they have taken a step up, i'm very perplexed what they think this will gain them. arthel: international security expert jim walsh with mit was on the noon show and here's what he had to say. >> the first thing to do is to confirm who carried it out and where it was carried out. we don't know that we only have the tweet from pompeo. this is something you would hear from the commander, the director of national intelligence and something like that. i don't think pompeo -- he's really quick to blame iran all the time. arthel: what do you think about jim walsh what he said and why are we hearing for military intelligence? >> let's not forget, circuitry pompeo was a director, no doubt he is been fully briefed into him to take that really strong step to say this did not come from yemen and pointing fingers at around, i'll go with him on that. i see plenty of reasons for central command to be wider as we sort things out and were waiting to hear from a aramco as to when they think they can put the fire out and how extensive the damages. right now the ministration is playing it cool, pointing the finger but keeping options open. arthel: you say this is a much bigger escalation. what is the proper response from the u.s. and what options would you consider? >> they will have to have a lot of options, no question, two things will happen, this will increase the security for our military forces, throughout the gulf region, they'll be on a little bit higher alert after this. the second thing, i have no doubt what they're looking for potential strike options, that is their job, what are the possibilities, we know that israel attacked the drone base, that is a possibility, we saw a successful attack many decades ago that took out iranian oil infrastructure. having said that, president trump is cautious and methodical, he prefers talks to strikes. they will be looking at the option to present the senior officials of the right time. arthel: i want to squeeze into more questions, how should the trump administration approach saudi arabia. yesterday he called him offering steadfast support to the kingdom and maintain peace. is that the right move by the president question. >> that is the exact treatment. remember this was an attack on saudi infrastructure. so the saudis have to be in the lead, that's very respectful of them and that is right, we'll have to see what they assess as well and there's a lot more to come as well. arthel: meanwhile president trump and the taliban talks that he tweeted about, is this the end of chances for peace deals and can president trump in the war in afghanistan without one? >> i think there is still a chance to get something from the talks, they were very close at the end of august, but nothing, nothing will happen in afghanistan until the afghan elections are over on the 28th of september. the government has said they want to do the elections first and then go back to looking at talks. the taliban will agree with the u.s. to a bilateral cease-fire then there's a chance to take the agreement forward to afghanistan's government and negotiate. meanwhile trump is in a good position. arthel: the president should do what? >> president trump sent additional forces two years ago in 2017 so he could pull a few of those out and leave a strong security commitment and place. arthel: it's always a pleasure. thank you very much. eric: back on the capitol hill house democrats taking the biggest step yet toward potential impeachment. the judiciary committee passed the revolution, formalizing the rules of the investigation into president trump. with the key vote comes confusion some lawmakers continue to send mixed messages about the high-profile inquiry. mark meredith has looked at what is next in the process. reporter: they appear to be split, how much time should be focused on a potential impeachment investigation into president trump. last thursday the committee approved new rules that set a public committee will go forward with this when it comes to investigating the president. the boat did not launch a formal impeachment process and one member of the committee told fox news democrats are determined to hold the president accountable. >> were looking at obstruction of justice, the use of power, corruption broadly we've engaged in hearings, will bring witnesses before the committee. >> some lawmakers fear too much of the parties time is being focused on this one issue and it could hurt democrats in the next election. >> the voters sent me here to get things done. i am worried that investigations ramp up it takes the attention away from some of the issues. >> the president finds the list of questions unnecessary and tweeted about this on friday. you don't impeach presidents for doing a good or great job, no obstruction, no collusion only crimes committed by the other side and led by the democrats. sad. president trump is called the investigation residential harassment and his advisors told fox news, voters are fed up with conversations coming from capitol hill. >> americans, the congress work for you and they're wasting your money and their time on trying to impeach a president. reporter: they will hold another hearing this tuesday, the focus is a presidential obstruction of justice and abuse of power. eric: thank you. arthel: nearly 50000 autoworkers are set to go on strike tonight. what led to the breakdown between general motors and the united auto workers and how would this affect assembly lines across america? 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>> right now we have an amazing moment on our hands. we have agreed among the american people for not just universal background checks but the majority in favor of red flag walls, high-capacity magazines, the new sale of assault weapons, this is a golden moment to do something. >> despite criticism he is not backing down in a tree earlier today the former texas congressman responded to buttigieg saying cancellation and fear has led to the current gun crisis. eric: white house reporter for politics. phil, even though he's only one voice, do you think a switch backing biting? is that an acknowledgment that the field will start narrowing? >> that is part of his statement, his defection really shows two things, first the rush that hooley and castrated against the former vice president it did not work, and he went hard after joe biden and came off as being unlikable. people did not like that. the other thing, there's a frustration and exhaustion with how big the field is at this point, democrats are confident that they can be donald trump but right now if you talk to some analysts and some of the campaigns, they're worried that the self cannibalizing is turning it ahead of 2020. eric: what is self cannibalizing. you see a move toward a moderate? such is joe biden? >> we have seen so far that both elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have strong support and bernie sanders has been so successful in moving the entire party left, he might not win the nomination but his ideas are the ones that will be implemented to some degree. what is interesting, this might boil down to a nice guy contest. if you look at joe biden, the point of his campaign when he started he talked about renewal in a battle to solve the nation and he is in first right now and he is been nice and avoided a lot of the personal attacks that other people have used as they have been going after him. eric: this is what she said. >> the majority of americans are dissatisfied with the direction of the country. they want change in a candidate who represents in terms of policies and the practicality of train to get legislation through congress and leading a diverse country. but the democrats have to step up and make sure they are the change in the american people are willing to vote more. >> she says they want change but do they want the squad, at the same time if you put elizabeth warren's numbers and bernie sanders numbers together, they are even or ahead of joe biden. what does it mean when you're dealing with the progressive ideas in dealing with the squad and the progressives that are still in force? >> if you talk to posters and strategist, they tell you the support for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren is unique, but you're right, at some point you have to candidates who are running on similar issues but with different personalities and right now they are cutting each other out. if one of them were to drop out, this would be a very different race in joe biden perhaps not be the front runner. if your democrat, you're with him. because you perhaps go look at the polling and the average that you see the top three, joe biden, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren when their one-on-one with trump in the early polling. but you look at the polling and democrats have to be thinking to themselves, do we have this golden opportunity but instead and runway with ugly attacks against each other. eric: they snap at each other and in the president street saying can't believe the washington post posted the story. unity issue has parties 2010 trump while democrats lash over ideology and tactics, mr. president were with you the entire way. in this tree, he is indicating that the democrats are clashing and could they be the ultimate victim of the constant friction? >> it's certainly possible, you talk to the trump campaign a while back, they would tell you that whoever won the nomination regardless of who they were were going to the dmc convention regardless of which candidate because of their association with individual with alexandria ocasio-cortez and his move so far left that the president could run against that candidate and go after them as if they were a democratic socialist. but now it is interesting, now it's that democrats are having a problem when they're going after each other, this is another very good opportunity. when there is not a front runner, he does not have to train his fire on anyone, he can sit back and let them do his work for them. eric: he can be set in the la-z-boy. while there are cutting each other out. but again, take a look, five of the democrat candidates are beating the president right now, joe biden at 54%, he has had the most over the president. sanders, warren, harris, buttigieg are all ahead of the president to head-to-head matchup. does that mean anything at this early stage? >> it's an early stage, you're absolutely right, so much can change between now in this november in next november when people start going into the voting booth and making their decisions. what is interesting, they think that candidates start campaigns by running the last campaign and president trump is no different, he's going into 2020 we 2016 as a template and he's remembering that the polling in 2016 cam 20d a much different picture than the end result. there's confidence there among the trump campaign that perhaps the polls are inaccurate and that's truly there not again indicate. but that could be abides but we see that the president and a head-to-head battle losing to some many people. eric: thinnest the jigsaw of the electoral colleges that we learn the last time. the polls that you have in the real clear average who do not like polls, the average takes them all together and it's a pretty good parameter. as always thank you. arthel: new violence in hong kong. as pro-democracy protesters returned to the streets by the thousands. the latest march started out peacefully but targeted hong kong government office complex. throwing bricks and cocktails through police barriers. when riot police responded with water and teargas, the protesters moved to a nearby neighborhood and set a fire outside of subway stations. hong kong's government aims to stop the rally before october 1, th,the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china. the new asylum rose passing major hurdle in the panel reacts to the supreme court ruling and whether this is a sign that the courts are willing to give the president even more authority over the country's immigration system. that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve pm. there's a better choice. bookers can book literally hundreds of daily deals... 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does that sound right to you? >> that does not. here is why. anybody who is not concerned with this decision that came down with the supreme court which is just a state decision, it should be very concerned with the decision because it gives unchecked power to the executive with regard to this issue. an unchecked power to the executive with any issue or unchecked branch is a very slippery slope in a dangerous thing. we have one country which we recognize is this a third-party country under our laws which congress enacted, that is canada. to say that mexico is a safe third-party country when it's the same country every president indicated was so dangerous and steepest and drug traffickers and murders is very disingenuous and not a solution to the humanitarian crisis going on at the border. arthel: how do you see? >> this is not a decision on the merit, it's a great day when i agree with justice kagan when she stayed within the constitutional margins. she's exactly correct, it overturned what was a judicial overreach that was a nationwide injunction. i do believe the trump administration will prevail on the merit and here's why. asylum is not never intended to actually be immigration. the purpose for asylum is to make sure that anyone who is coming from severe persecution that qualifies to leave their country and seek a safe haven will be re-pretreated eventually. so the logic follows, if the traveling to a third country where they can seek the safe haven, they can seek refuge there, why can they intend to come to the united states? we have 70 instances that are already on the record where they get asylum claims and people who intend to come here for the purpose of immigration when they are circumventing asylum law. this is not an overreach and an unchecked power. arthel: you think it rules down anybody on the other side of the fence trying to do iran around on our laws here? >> absolutely. i wrote a piece for the washington examiner talking about the asylum process in the united states has been abuse. where a nation that believes illegal immigration but we don't want to have anyone from another country come in illegally and we do not want them to override the laws that are on the book or seek those loopholes. so the trump administration to enforce -- >> it's not a loophole. >> absolutely it is. >> their claims that absolutely can have claimants that are for the proper and intended purpose. >> this will close a loophole by not allowing people to target the united states when they can seek safe haven and a third country. >> but the issue is only person in power to determine who is a safe third countryxecutive. right now over many, many decades that we've had asylum law, we have determined there's one safe country that can be a safe third-party country and thus canada. until congress creates other safe third-party countries, we cannot just willy-nilly determined that mexico and guatemala are safe third-party countries when they are not. so this is something that needs to be evaluated in the bottom line, asylum is legal in this country, it's a laws on our books. so to suggest it's illegal to come here seeking asylum in your fleeing prosecution is not true -- that is not what i said, i said there are people who will come and seek asylum wrongfully and illegally, a course for the people who do seek asylum under the law and granted asylum when their claims check out, of course we have asylum on the book and for that reason -- [inaudible] >> finisher thought and then rachel all that you jump in. the point is, there are people seeking asylum as a method as a loophole. so if congress wants to change the law, they can but they cannot overstep and allow the executive not to have proper law enforcement mechanism because it's absolutely the law. arthel: your 20 seconds rachel. >> the problem is a lot of people who are fleeing for their lives in seeking say caven which are laws that allow them to do will not have a form in which to do it will not have to d process in which to do it and to allow the executive to go unchecked with the power set forth a slippery slope and something that ultimately is going to be dangerous moving forward and we need to pay attention to that innkeeper separation and powers and place. arthel: we have to leave it there. thank you to both of you we will have you back on and we could pick it up from there. eric: residence of the bahamas have a sigh of relief. after the tropical storm nearly misses the island who is rather so horribly by dorian a few weeks ago. the new hurricane where teddy s headed next. as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ not owing anyone anything is the best feeling in the world, i cannot stop smiling about it ♪ now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. in the human brain, billions of nefor people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. eric: democrats calling for the impeachment of supreme court justice breast under brett kavanaugh. of sexual misconduct. there published a story about a book which a former young classmate of his accuses him of exposing himself at a party. president trump slamming the newspaper on twitter pain justice kavanaugh should sue. kevin has the latest from the white house. reporter: the book's allegations as reported by the near times already the higher of the president of the united states who said this on twitter about the allegations, brett kavanaugh should start suing people reliable or the justice department to come to his rescue. the lies being told are unbelievable false accusations, wind is a stop? they are trained to influence his opinions and you cannot let that happen on capitol hill, yes stronger reaction beginning with a democrat running to replace the president and generate 2021. , harris, writing this, i sat through those confirmation hearings, brett kavanaugh lie to the u.s. senate and most portly to the american people. he was put on the court tritium process in his place on the court is an insult. for truth and justice he must be impeached. kavanaugh as you know surviving a confirmation battle in the latest allegation of misconduct will for many open old wounds for the accused and the accuser. some believe this is a rehash of a phony story to begin with. here is texas senator ted cruz. >> that follows up with a shameful circus we saw during the confirmation hearing where they took allegations, they sat on them, they did not make the public, they reveal them at the 11th hour, the judiciary committee did what they should've done, we held a hearing, invited the witness to testify, the american people heard it. i think this article shows the obsession with the far left with trying to smear justice kavanaugh by going 30 years back with an ominous sources review the president is expressing his support for the saudi kingdom with a drone attack the targeted saudi oil fields. houthis rebels claiming responsibly for those attacks. but the white house released, lighsatellite imagery proves the attacks were launched by ron and not rebels in yemen when 19 confirm strikes coming from the north, yemen is to the south of the field and iran is to the north and the east. mike pompeo secretary state saying we call on all nations to publicly and unequivocally condemn iran's attacks in the united states will work with the partners and allies to ensure that the energy markets will remain well supplied and iran is held accountable for its aggression. in reply, having failed at max pressure, secretary pompeo is turning to max deceit. no plane events from the president this evening at the white house, although we do know he'll be in heavy preparation for the upcoming un general assembly set to take place in the coming days. that is happening this week. eric: thank you. we will have much more news right after this. i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! .. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. this is the family who wanted to connect... to go where they could explore and experience adventure in unexpected places... ♪ who were inspired by different cultures ♪ and found that the past can create new memories... leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. for everywhere you go, expedia has everything you need, all in one place. 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(vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. arthel: tropical storm humberto is expected to become a hurricane today. the good news is the storm is moving away from the u.s. coast. it brushed past the bahamas, dew bid not cause any major damage in the wake of shirk dorian. eric: there are countless pets roaming the bahamas with nowhere to go. >> reporter: tears of joy filled priscilla'size the first time she saw her dog emma since hurricane dorian crashed into her home. it killed at least 50 people of. the humane society reports having almost 200 dogs when the hurricane hit. the storm killed over half of them. dramatic video shows granddaughter waiting through intense -- wading through intense floodwaters with her dog. her dog was saved. the founder says these dogs were brought over by boat and many were badly injured. >> he was in a home. part of the roof came off and fell on him and hurt his back and broke his leg. reporter: these are some of the dogs rescued. they have over 70 dogs and counting. some people refused to evacuate watt their pets. the rescue team helped gem get them safely to florida. >> we have to make sure all of our paperwork is up to date before they even consider letting us leave. so we said we have to stay you behind. she is really relaxed. reporter: all the dogs rescued by the group are being treated. >> they lost everything over there, and they need their animals. they need their dogs. they need their best friend. they need to know they are okay. reporter: they plan to you find the owners and give them a place they can call home. eric: the big dog rescue based in florida. arthel: great work. thanks for joining us. greg gutfeld is next. greg: i was even willing to stand out in the rainy get my hair soaking wet to show it's my real hair at least. it wouldn't be pretty. it's my hair. it may not be great but i will say it's better than most of my friends who are the same age. greg: i can't really argue with that. 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