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Welcome back to fox and friends. right now samples from the site of the horrific syrian gas attack are in the hands of the chemical weapons investigators who gained access to the site many times. those sampments from douma will help determine whether banned substances were used in the april 7th strike. mike pompeo will face the senate tomorrow for another round of confirmation hearings. lawmakers holding their final vote for president trumps top pick for if office as some dems accuse him of la...

More delays for the u.n. weapons inspections teams trying to get a look at the suspected gas attack in syria. despite the russians and syrians they had access. in a race against time, will they detect traces of chemical weapons before the poisons are ex-spelled. -- disseintegratedisintegrate? we have nick r robertson with m. >> reporter: good morning, dave. they have been on the ground for two days. journalists went into the neighborhood. some of the journalists in douma

(crying, screaming) today is your day. crush it. angies boom chicka pop whole grain popcorn. boom! 5:47. more delays for the u.n. weapons inspection team trying to get a first hand look of the site of the suspected gas attack in syria. despite assurances from syria and russia, they have been granted access. in a race against time, the question remains will they be able to detect traces of chemical weapons before the poisons disintegrate. we have nick -- we have nic

Early april he wanted to withdraw. then we get this gas attack and now were lobbying more cruise missiles. do you think assad was emboldened by the presidents withdrawal announcement? >> i dont know. theres been some speculation about that. what we know is about a year ago, assad killed a large number of people with chemical weapons. president trump responded against the military units that carried out those attacks and while there had been some small scale attacks for a year, assad kind of back...

>> jon: well see what happens with the troops along the border, whether they end up doing as jerry brown says they will do. have to leave it there. isaac and josh, thank you. >> thanks. >> melissa: new reports out of syria. the fallout continues from the deadly gas attack outside damascus. an international chemical weapons inspectors try to reach the site of the attack to collect evidence. benjamin hall is live in turkey near the syrian border. benjamin? >> yeah, hi, melissa. weve been here talk...

Chemical weapons, using the pause like that to clean up the evidence before the investigating team gets in. >> jon: thats jim mattis talking about syria. while investigators still cannot access the site of a gas attack earlier this month. back home, the trump administration and lawmakers are not seeing eye to eye on the administrations approach to syria. senator lindsey graham showing concerns after a classified briefing where he says the administration doesnt have a military plan. he still want...

Sir, thank you. come on back. michael gallagher from wisconsin. >> sandra: well have a lot more coming up on the high stakes meeting with north korea and talk to former national security council spokesman michael anton for his first interview since leaving the white house. >> we cant get to the site ourselves but every day witnesses and evidence come across the border wall with more horrific details. >> bill: thats benjamin hall reporting inside syria. he talked to many victims of that gas attac...

Still being blocked from entering the town of douma east of damascus after coming under fire. fox news getting a firsthand look at the video taken at the site of this months deadly gas attack and hearing from the victims. benjamin hall is live from the turkish border with syria. youve spoken to people on the ground and what have you learned so far? >> weve been here for a couple of days up and down the syrian border talking to people who survived and fled north. people who are still in the affec...