after the bell on the foxbusiness network. paul is back next week. we hope to see you then. >> new developments in those highly anticipated talks between president trump and north korea leader kim jong-un. the white house stating the rogue regime must take concrete and verifiable steps to show its commitment to denuclearize before the president attends a face-to-face meeting. hello. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm kelly wright. the president has basically said from last night, he is tweeting the deal with north korea is very much in the making and will be if completed, very different for the world. time and place to be determined. allison barber is live.

any indication on when this meeting will take place? >> no specific date just yet. south korean officials did say this meeting would take place by the end of may. the white house echoed that during the briefing yesterday but they also think that in order for this meeting to take place, north korea had to meet or come to at least a few preconditions. >> the understanding, the message from the south korean delegation is that they would denuclearize and that is what our ultimate goal has always been and that will have to be part of the action that we see then take. >> we have to see concrete and verifiable actions take place. reporter: president trump alluded to big news on thursday. he stuck his head in the briefing room and said south korea would make a major statement about an hour later south korean officials

announced that they agreed to meet them if the meeting does take place it will be the first time a sitting u.s. president has met with the north korean leader. someone capitol hill say they are worried the administration hasn't laid the proper diplomatic groundwork for direct talks. mark warner of virginia released a statement to that effect. >> some other things have been going on this week as well as you know, president trump assigning new steel and aluminum tariffs and how is the white house handling reaction to all that. >> has als been a lot of criticism and pushback from republican members of the own party as well as world leaders. president trump spoke with emmanuel mccrum yesterday. the white house says they had a good call and they talked about a number of different things and part of that was tariffs. leaders were very quick to

criticize the tariffs that threaten counterterrorism on u.s. goods and trade officials are meeting with trade leaders from both europe and japan. the european union's trade commissioner says the eu needs to be excluded from the tariff spreadsheet tweeted there is no immediate clarity on the exact u.s. procedure for exemption and the discussions will continue into next week. president trump signed the tariffs on thursday. it takes 15 days to go into effect. kelly: , thank you. julie: meanwhile, just ahead, a special election on tuesday is getting rick's account against democratic rival. >> i've always supported the steel industry. our steelworker can combine with anyone but that playing

field has been slanted. they're just trying to restore some balance to the playing field. i'm ready to be his wingmen and help them implement that agenda. >> people are already gathering to hear the president speak tonight. we will have it here on fox. what are they saying? this is the 20th rally he has held. this is special, special in the sense that it's all about a special election and the

candidate he wants to see win here. that is rick's account, he is running for the vacancy in the h district. mr. trump made a quick stop here in january and this has proven to be a pretty tough fight. this has been in the hands of republicans for 15 years. they want to hold it and they said also, might pens, the president's daughter and kellyanne conway all stopping in this district. here's what one trump and supporter had to say. >> basically, i had 35 years in the coal mine and my son is into coal mining now so they support the coal industry so i do what i can do for them. >> those energy issues are big. they've made the race very competitive putting their hopes on the young marine veteran. joe biden came to pennsylvania earlier in the week to rally for lamb. he racked up quite a few union backers and was endorsed by the largest labor federation union in the state. >> i am voting for connor lamb and there's multitude of a reason why. one is his opponent has been

so antiunion since he's been in office. we've tried to talk to him every time we do you get a corner him to get him to talk to you. >> this election may prove to be a test of organized labor and of the influence here. remember he won this district by nearly, just a smidgen shy of 20 points. it will be interesting to see what happens in the election if he pulls off a victory and whether or not the democrat manages to pull off a big upset and what that could potentially mean for the midterms ahead. >> thank you very much. you can catch president trump's remarks at the rally tonight in pennsylvania. we will carry it for you right here live on fox news starting at 7:00 p.m. kelly: we will be watching for that and former campaign aide sam nunn berg walking back his statement that the muller russia investigation is a witch hunt. he is now saying the investigation into russian inclusion is wanted but doesn't believe the probe will

lead to president trump. he does say he believes some people in the president's inner circle are in trouble. his remarks, day after he gave six hours of testimony before a federal grand jury. white house correspondent at the newspaper and the cohosts for the podcast majority minority. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> at the surface, what do you say. >> you think what we are seeing is a sign that the muller investigation, that the special counsel is zeroing in on his intended targets. regards to sam number, i think we need to be cautious considering his last media blitz that he gave, not just yesterday but a few days ago.we need to be cautious about taking what he says as dictating what muller is doing. he is certainly not in muller's head. that said, he is revealing that he has concerns based on questions he's been asked

about. a lot of trump's inner circle has been talked to. when is donald trump going to speak. we heard him last monday, some people described him as having a meltdown. he stated he was always going to comply with the subpoena to appear before the grand jury because it's his duty as an american. >> anyway, let's put all the bizarre antics away and this

week he is saying, and still maintains against any wrongdoing against president trump heard while the special counsel is talking to all these people close to the president, number is of the opinion that it does not impact the president. what say you. >> i guess i would say, i think we still have to let's see and find out. obviously, muller has been narrowing down his investigation and he is going very far, there are reports today from the wall street journal that there is negotiations with trump in the early signs that this could be a way of ending the investigation. it's very likely they don't come out with some type of penalties against the president. that said, i think there are obviously zeroing in on those targets. we will see what's going on. you mentioned him as a media

blitz from before. i think what we are seeing and what we saw is how much pressure a lot of these younger guys have and how much being under five hours of testimony could weigh on a person. >> it weighs heavily on an individual. i would hate to be in a situation where i am under the spotlight of a special counselor but look, when you talk about roger stone earlier which is numbered's longtime friend and even mentor, the republican strategist who as you stated is close to president trump, now he says, he is worried about roger stone yet we know that roger stone has publicly denied having any collusion with the russians. what you think muller's team is looking for? it's pure conjecture since we don't really know how his investigation is going and where will land. >> we don't know where it's going. muller has done an incredible job of keeping close tabs on the investigation. it was just a few weeks ago where he announced the indictment against the russian officials. no one knew that was coming

out. certainly he is looking at many of the things we have been talking about. from those weeks, the infamous trump hotel meeting including donald trump junior, paul manafort. he is obviously turning up the screws on paul manafort. there is more to go. i think he is getting tighter and tighter. >> the best way we can wrap this up is to say stay tuned. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. >> have a great day. investigators looking for answers after three women were fatally shot following a standoff at a veterans home in northern california yesterday. the suspect is also dead. adam is live about an hour north of san francisco with the latest. >> it is a very sad day. it went down about 10:30 local

time, a man came here with a gun and exchange gunfire with police. unfortunately, eight hours later the bodies were found inside. this is the middle of napa valley about 2000 people live here. the veterans home has been here for more than 100 years. the pathway home project was the one that rented a building here, and they did an amazing job over the course of the past few years, treating veterans with severe cases of ptsd. we hire highlighted them about four years ago for their incredible success and we were potentially going to be doing more with them, they did amazing work, almost all had come out better, they only lost a couple, the numbers of success were some of the highest that you will see in treating ptsd, these are some of the most difficult cases to treat. unfortunately, yesterday it came to a horrific end, at least for three women here. jennifer is 34 years old,

christine was 48 years old and the executive director. jennifer gonzalez was a clinical psychologist, the mayor talked about how important these women were to the community. >> they lived their lives selflessly to serve others and in particular to serve our veterans. they were excellent at what they do. they will be sorely missed on a professional level, even more so on a personal level. >> we will get to that in a moment. president trump has also replied or responded to what happen via twitter. he said we are deeply saddened by the tragic situation and mourn the loss of three incredible women who cared for our veterans. back to the personal level in this town, so many people in this community were part of thi this.

they volunteered some of the police officers who came here yesterday to respond to this, what was thought to be a hostage situation have volunteered for the program. they were a very integral part, they were trying to get a women's program started which is part of the program. the community is really reeling from this because so many people were part of this privately funded project to help with such a public problem. julie: thank you so much. kelly: british police are combing through clues as they search for who is responsible in the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter. plus, president trump said meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un is very much in the making but can washington and north korea reach a resolution? >> if there's anyone from the north korean regime watching this show, there is one message i would give which is don't screwed up this time because the president is willing to talk with you but if you break off talks with no concessions and no move toward

the nuclear station, i feel the only option after that his military option. people would stare.

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the investigation into the poisoning of a former british spy and his daughter continues.

police are examining 240 pieces of evidence and identified more than 200 witnesses in the case. he and his daughter were targeted in a nerve agent attack last sunday. both remain hospitalized in critical but stable condition. >> this investigation is focused on making sure we keep people safe as a priority, that's what the meeting was about and also making sure we collect all the evidence so when it comes to actual action we will know where it should lead. >> police are also pouring over new security camera footage showing three people in the area not long before he and his daughter were found unconscious nearby. >> maximum pressure campaign has clearly been effective. we know it has put a tremendous amount of pressure on north korea and they have

made some major promises. they have made promises to denuclearize. they made promises to stop nuclear and missile text engine testing and they recognize that regular military exercises between the u.s. and its allies will continue. we want to see concrete and verifiable action. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders is reiterating a face-to-face meeting between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un and that it will happen once the rogue nation commits to do denuclearization. he expressed a strategy in the creativ cream peninsula is working. they have not conducted a missile test since november november 2017. i believe they will honor that commitment. but spring in colonel daniel davison. thank you for talking to us. i feel like hell has officially frozen over because i never thought i would see the day and even talk about the day that president trump and his arch enemy the rocket

man would come to a place that would ultimately lead to these two sitting down and talking. are you as apprised as i am, i'm not a military official but i am nonetheless, shocked. >> i have to say i am surprised, but maybe not as apprised as some because if you look at all the things that president trump has been saying and doing and then you examine the fundamentals that are play, it's not entirely surprising. there are number of things that are different than it had ever been the case and i've gotta say, trump has really been playing this well. i think you brought it to a position where it actually got a shot at being resolved without military being used. >> i think it's brilliant. first of all, these two sparred and used some pretty ugly words toward one another. a lot of people compare the two, that these words were tough, he didn't get words like this in this rhetoric from past presidents.

i don't think pyongyang has ever heard words that he has heard or that they had heard from a sitting u.s. president. now we have a u.s. president who is willing to sit down and meet with kim jong-un. how likely is this meeting? >> i hope that it happens, for sure. i think the chances are pretty good. if you really read presidents book, "the art of the deal" and you see the things he said , he is a negotiator. >> and i think he's better than a lot of people, including me, gave him credit for and i think he's actually starting to produce some results. there's actually a long way to go and actually turning this into a concrete outcome that is necessary for the united states, that still has to be seen because there's a two-party deal but i've got a given really good marks. >> now my question is if this actually happens, can we trust them. a meeting with north korea will only happen with concrete action so you've got kim jong-un, he has agreed to

freeze testing missile the nukes, but what other concrete steps need happen in order for this meeting to take place. >> in terms of what has to happen for the meeting to take place, i think enough of that has happened, as long as they do with the president says and keeps their word and don't start anymore test but the real test will happen when the testtalks actually began. the united states is in a better position than some might think. i've heard lots of people saying the president should've done this and kim jong-un will play him and all the stuff and i don't see any evidence of that because the fundamentals and the power still remain in president trump's hand. our nuclear and convention deterrents are no different today than the way they were in the be the same the day after he kim still has to operate within those in if he comes in and tries to think he's gonna play the president and tries to embarrass him, president trump still has some

leverage to push. he could bring more pressure. it's not done yet. but also, if he cooperates, if he does act reasonably, there's a billy this could be addressed reasonably. >> so as to be expected that he will obviously want something in exchange. they are in a desperate position. they've got sanctions, worldwide pressure, but obviously, the objective here is that we don't give on any level, we learned that the hard way after the sale deal with pyongyang in 1994. i want to play marco rubio's tape on what's in it for him if he does get to sit down with the u.s. president for the first time. >> is luring us into negotiations but then he will make demands that he know we can never agree to like the u.s. abandoning south korea. at that point, he will go to the world and have been very reasonable, i met with the president, i've been flexible but these guys don't want to deal with me and that is

designed to get the international community to back off of sanctions. >> sanctions, were not backing off on sanctions. what is it that you think , if given the opportunity kim jong-un would ask of our president. >> i don't entirely agree with the senator and here's one of the reasons why. time is on our side, unlike what some people have said were running out of time, we are not running out of time. we have all the time in the world. it is him who's running out of time because these sanctions are actually making some serious biting effects on him. there are reports that he's running out of currency reserves and by october he may not be able to operate on the black market. there is real pressure on him to make some kind of concrete, give in on some things and i think the president and the south korean leader said the other day, everyone understands that were not going to give anything without getting something in return. at the same time, i will say, you don't go into high-stakes negotiations and try to get something major without the understanding that you have to give something to get something. i think we have to be mentally

prepared that at some point we will have to give something because we can't just tell him here's what you'll do. >> what are we going to give. >> that's what the negotiations have to give. what they want more than anything is some kind, they want for their side, concrete assurances that there security will be guaranteed. they have some legitimate needs. if we can meet those needs, then they meet all the needs we have, then something can be worked out. at the end of the day, if there is no war in the united states security is provided for, that's a major win for the white house. julie: i think they should invite you to sit in on this meeting. all right. thank you very much. kelly: the justice department is suing the state of california over sanctuary cities. is california breaking the law with the policies? plus the nra taking one state court. why the lobbying group said florida and gun law now

violates the second amendment. >> i call them the legislature. give us a bill to make our schools safer, allow for much greater law-enforcement presence and for our school building. the still does that.

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welcome back. the nra is filing a federal lawsuit against the state of florida for passing stater tighter restrictions on firearm. the bill was signed in the wake of the deadliest high school shooting that killed 17 people last month. >> the country is so divided right now. the left and the right, so what happened in florida, it's historic. myself and like you heard the governor on the clip, ryan, another father, we were up in tallahassee and what's historic as we were able to get the left and the right to

come together to put aside all political differences and focus on what the american people want and what we all want is our kids safe in school. >> one of the fathers of the child who died in the parkland shooting, garrett is live file an engine following all the details. he joins us live from washington. >> the argument is that florida is violating the second amendment because this new law raises the minimum age to purchase a gun from 18 - 21. that's why the nra has filed a federal lawsuit to challenge the slot. in a statement the executive director said, swift action is needed to prevent young adults in florida from being treated as second-class citizens when it comes to the right to keep bear arms. nationwide said the minimum age to buy guns varies by state but federal law prohibits licensed dealers

from selling handguns to anyone under 21 and shotguns under 18. after signing the bill friday, governor rick scott said neither side got everything they wanted in the bill. it did take important steps to better protecting their children and the hope is lawmakers in washington will take notice and do the same. >> today should serve as an example to the entire country that government can and must move fast. i began this process less than three weeks ago that we have to be very careful as we balance our individual rights with our need for public safety. >> the justice department moved and out sits moving ahead with gun-control reform of its own with nationwide ban on bum stock devices. that allows semi automatic to function as fully automatic. attorney jeff session said president trump is absolutely committed to ensuring the safety and security of every american and he has directed us to propose a regulation addressing bum stocks.

this proposed regulation would make it illegal to own, sell or manufacture the devices, but this new proposed regulation is expected to face a whole slew of legal challenges once it takes effect. and we will continue to follow all the developments. >> thank you. >> for more on this, former prosecutor david schwartz and defense attorney representing michael cohen in his defamation lawsuit against buzzfeed, for the record and alex little also a defense attorney. thank you very much for talking to a spread we have so many lawsuits to talk about. they've been going on over the past couple weeks. first i want to start with florida. david, the nra is suing florida for raising the age limit from 18 to 21. it is up to the state to do this, if they claim they're doing it for safety reasons.

does the nra have a case? >> i do not believe i have a case but i believe there bringing it for political purposes, clearly the second amendment is not absolute. the state has a right to regulate gun control. there is a reasonable basis to raise the age from 18 to 21. the state has a legitimate interest in the have the right to regulate gun control. >> alex why file the lawsuit in the first place. >> i think they want file it so we can have segments and shoulder members are doing something. they lost almost exactly the same lawsuit back in 2012 in the fifth district which is a court that's very conservative. it's generally down in texas where they were trying to challenge the federal law that prohibited the handgun sales to under 21. they need to be seen as active and that's what they are trying to do. i want to move on to jeff sessions suing california over sanctuary cities. the d.o.j. lawsuit.

[inaudible] it does not block the feds or ice from doing their job. right there, they are in the wrong. >> i agree with you 100%. the supreme court ruled in 2012, just that you cannot stand in the way of the federal government. you can't enact laws, you can have policies that stand in the way of the federal government. julie: you can't stand in the way but it doesn't mean you have to agree with it. you don't have to assist the fed spread that is not the job of local officials while they would love to have them be part of the detaining of illegal immigrants, doesn't command them to do so, so they could sit back and let the feds do their job. >> that's correct for that's what california law is trying to accomplish. i think our founders would be interested in this to start engine discussion because the

idea that the federal government was gonna come and commandeer state officials to do things was one of the things that brought about our federal system. you don't have to go out of your way to help the feds and provide them with nonpublic information. it doesn't talk about obstruction but understandably that's how the department of justice feels about it. >> you also have to wonder, potential lawsuits going down the road for victims of violent illegal immigrants who happen to be criminals because in a four-day staying in northern california, they arrested over 200 illegals and somewhere over a hundred and 80 of them have criminal record. >> you would hope the state government and the federal government would work together to attack violent gangs and criminal elements where people need to be deported so the state standing in the way and i don't think the california law accomplishes that, just remaining silent. it really stands in the way of

the federal government doing its job. >> i want to move on to stormy d'angel daniels. she is suing the president i don't know where this will go. basically, she is suing the president because he did not sign a nondisclosure agreement that she apparently made with cohen, trump's attorney, what is she trying to get out of this? this deal seems to be more between cohen and her, not necessarily donald trump and he her. >> that essentially is what she's saying. because it's not a deal with donald trump directly, i can speak. this isn't a binding agreement. cohen had nothing to do with this exchange of information so i can talk and tell people about my affair with the president of the united states. at the fascinating issue. >> she's already talked about it so why she even bothering. >> i suspect she wants to get publicity. one of the things that's interesting is this contract probably violated the federal election law. the same thing happened with

president candidate john edwards. he was trying to get somebody to pay off his affair partner who had a child. he got indicted for that north carolina and charged with the chart trial. i think there's some interesting difficult legal issues that mr. colon will run into. >> absolutely not. full disclosure, michael is my client, but the bottom line, it does not violate federal election law. this is an attorney representing a client. it is a matter whether or not he was running or not. this happens every day in corporate america. number two, the contract is completely valid, donald trump is a third-party beneficiary of this contract. it doesn't matter who it's between. it's a valid contract between two people. there's a quid pro quo, there was consideration and now she wants to violate but she has no shot in court.

>> can i just ask a question, is it typical for a lawyer to pay 100 30,000 dollars or whatever the price tag may be to keep some required? that's not typical or ethical. that never happens. >> it's not typical, but. >> have you ever heard of it happen? name one lawyer that paid summary off. first of all, julie, these cases happen every single day. this is a very typical case where someone is being attacked and to avoid litigation and to avoid a character assassination, they pay an amount of money. this happens every single day. >> i agree people get paid to stay quiet. happens of time. it's just a matter of where the money is coming from. >> is not being paid to stay quiet, it's being paid so this person doesn't have to go through a prolonged litigation. that's what it's all about. >> it's illegal and once they find out he's done this. >> what law does it violate. >> name a law, it doesn't violate any law. >> thank you very much. there's just so much legally going on lawmakers are

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trump is forging ahead to meet with kim jong-un. they are warning pyongyang not play any games. they said i understand the past is an indication of the future and north korea will be all talk and no action, however i do believe north korea believes president trump will use military force if he has to. the worsening you can do is meet president trump in person and try to play him. if you do that will be the end

of you and your regime. he is chairman of the house foreign affairs subcommittee on asia and the pacific. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. this is the first time a president is sitting down with a korean dictator face-to-face. >> i think it's historic, it's monumental, and i think this is a president unlike any we've had who is willing to be on the front line, leading, and i commend president trump for doing this. in the past, if you look over the past decade, over the past three administrations, we've always had the career diplomats and we've gotten to where we are today. i think it's time to change the amount and have somebody that knows how to negotiate and talk strong language and be willing to follow through. i think this is a historic

moment. it's very early, it's in the beginning but i think it's a positive sign. >> you mention strong language, let's face it, these are two world leaders who are very expressive in their animosity toward each other. the president called the korean dictator rocket man and kim jong-un responded calling him mad man. how does the president get to the heart of the deal in d nuclear rising north korea when he is face-to-face with kim jong-un. what are the risks and the rewards? >> how does he get to that point? you get to that point by negotiating from a position of strength. i think president trump has done that when you sell what he did with syria. he doesn't draw a redline and just back away from it. it's not in disappearing in. when he says something he follows through. i think that's goal number one, or the bestie could do. that step number one.

step number two is opening up the dialogue. just because you're opening up the dialogue doesn't mean north korea is going to d nuclear i's or that were going to make any concessions. this is a starting point. the goal is to have unification and ultimately denuclearization of the peninsula. those are the goals but what mr. kim jong-un has understand is that we will not capitulate on our ally, south korea, on our military wargames that we have and are base rate there. >> they're not giving up anything. let me ask you, what are the carrots and sticks. does the president have to keep those sanctions in place? >> absolutely. >> they're having some impact, it's over the entire economy of north korea, and that has to be hurting the north korean people. >> what does, and if you go back six months or year, you could see miles of people trying to get in from china to north korea with trade on

different commodities. today there is no waiting line. there virtually shut down and so this has got an economic effect on north korea. i appreciate your comments so much but obviously this is a story, you as well as all the members on capitol hill and the american people, in fact the world for that matter will be watching extremely closely in may. >> absolutely. this is something that will affect the world. let's see how this rules out. >> we appreciate it. thank you. >> cell tower where outages are common after a massive disaster. how one company is working to keep everyone connected after disaster strikes.

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it's time to spring forward and turn the clocks ahead one hour. daylight savings time begins at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. we leave an hour of sleep and leave standard time behind. julie says it's okay. >> no it's not. julie. kelly: no it's not because monday morning i will pull my

hair out because there's one hour less. you realize what happens to a child that has to go to school? that means i have to get my kids up at six in the morning instead of seven. >> some advances in the event of hurricane harvey, irma and weather. >> last year, during hurricane harvey emery a cell phone providers found that repairing their cell phone towers took too long. fraser wireless has partnered with american aerospace technology to develop a drone that is able to provide cell phone service to first responders and the public in the immediate aftermath of the storm. the 17-foot long ground can

fly for 10 - 16 hours as high as 16000 feet. it carries for glt equipment and once in the air, it acts like a flying cell tower providing service for up to 40-mile range. >> when there's no power their cell phones only last 24 - maybe 48 hours tops. so, if you can't get to them before their cell phones die, now they can make a phone call at all. so with this we can get up, as soon as the storm passes. >> we were there as they tested this drone in new jersey. it's designed to provide enough signals for phone calls and this test, 391st responders and the public were able to connect to one drone simultaneously. 202017 was the costliest disaster year. 2018 is expected to be intense for emergency responders as well. >> this is another tool in our toolbox and it seems to be a way of the future, whether it's for communication testing or damage assessment, or situation reports after a major storm. it is going to be a big tool

that emergency management will be able to use nationwide. >> a ati and verizon wireless say they expect the next year or two too. [inaudible] it will depend approval which is taking longer than i would like. >> after puerto rico, no one could get a hold of their loved ones for weeks. >> these companies a verizon, they were ready to go to puerto rico because of this regulatory hurdles, it was tough. >> thank you brian. >> always good to see brian and good to see each and everyone of you. thanks for joining a spread that will do for a spread the news continues at the top.wo it will be eric and ourselves. : : : strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill.

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