apologized the chinese for this. and i give the white house credit for pushing back. >> that is it for this week. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i am paul gigot. i hope to see you here next week. >> a fox news alert. north korea setting a date to begin shutting down a major nuclear test site. with a ceremony planned sometime between may 23 and 25th. this is another day looms large. june 12 when the president will meet kim jong-un face-to-face in singapore. hello everyone welcome to "america's news headquarters". >> welcome back! >> thank you. >> let us of course noting gestures. they say nonetheless will maintain maximum pressure on north korea over the nuclear program. of course, believesa discussion on certain topics.

let the continued us military presence in south korea. mike pompeo saint both sides have a shared vision for the shared peninsula. >> president trump and the world has set conditions for a successful outcome from june 12 and activities necessary to follow. conversations were warm. we were each representing our two countries trying our best to make sure we work to communicate clearly. we had a shared understanding of what the mutual objectives work. >> gillian turner has more of what we can expect. >> early today, new press release from the north korean ministry faith-based plan to have all the test on tunnels blown up and journalists from china, russia, us, uk and south korea are being invited. consider the secretary of state, mike pompeo, spoke out

after return north korea for what turned out to be arguably, the most consequential foreign policy trip of the trump administration to date. he is brimming with optimism about the forthcoming summit to be held on june 12 in singapore. >> is north korea takes bold action to quickly denuclearize the united states prepared to work with nocturia to achieve prosperity with the south korean friends. >> a clear offer of a lifeline to pyongyang will come. pompeo also proclaims the us and the north has a quote - shared vision for the future of the korean peninsula. and are in complete agreement about what they seek to achieve at the summit. after more than one year of fiery veteran and trading jabs back and forth between the trump administration officials and the north, this is a remarkable turnaround. some experts even suggesting the current mood may be too good to be true. they question washington and pyongyang don't necessarily have the same understanding of the concept of periodization.

they doubt that kimberly does intend to give up his prized nuclear program. a program initiated by his very own grandfather decades ago. the president claims that they will give up all -- this is just a few weeks away. the window for kim to comply is closing quickly. >> i will take it thank you so much. be sure to watch "fox news sunday" tomorrow at upm and seven because he will be on here mike pompeo himself. his first interview since returning from north korea. we will be talking of course the "fox news sunday" anchor, chris wallace. check local listings for the times where you live or stay with the fox news channel tomorrow at 2:00 and 7 pm eastern. a fox news alert. remaining demonstrators taken to the streets holding anti-us rally against the president trump decision to withdraw from the nuclear agreement.

garrett tenney is live with more. >> the european allies appointed to instability in the middle east care uk, germany and france a scramble to prevent this from happening as the us prepares to exit the deal. a friend of the french minister tried to rally support for the nuclear deal urging european leaders to stand up to the trump administration. >> europe needs to create new systems that will defend its interests. what do we want to be? vessels that would obey blindly what americans tell them? do we want the us to be the economic policemen on the planet? >> the foreign ministers of britain, france, germany and iran will meet tuesday to discuss the future of the deal. had that meeting officials from the eu are stressing the deal is much bigger than any one single country. >> obviously we need the only country that can unilaterally

to stay committed. the words of the president are give me assurances on their intentions. on the nuclear defense. >> iranian leaders are facing growing pressure within the country to abandon the deal. dozens of protesters across the country fill the streets after friday. chanting death to america and burning american flags. some are seizing on the withdrawal as proof that he is cannot be trusted. a spokesman for the iranian today sherry said they must rely on their own capabilities and if we do so, rest assured that you will win and the west domination will not be successful just like over the last past 40 years back in earnest of the trump initiation decision to leave will hurt us in future deals. but with the north to summit on the corner the white house says this does just the opposite end as proof the us only makes

deals actually make the world a safer place. >> thank you garrett tenney. also in the middle east, israel closing its gaza border crossing after palestinian protesters damaged a field complex. causing extensive damage. chaos is the is prepares to open the new embassy in jerusalem on monday. the us ambassador to israel spoke about this historic event. >> looked around here, a beautiful stage getting ready. we have the official seal of the united states embassy. the embassy staff is working around the clock to get ready. we are anticipating a beautiful inspirational movie event. >> benjamin hall is live in jerusalem with more. benjamin? >> what an incredibly busy week it has been near and middle east. possible president trump out of the iran deal just a few days later was iranian rockets fired at the north of israel and then

just hours after that we saw the israeli response taking out almost all of iran's filtering facilities. now we related to tuesday. the big day went the us embassy will be in jerusalem. this will be great cause for celebration. officials say thousands of officers will be deployed to secure the perimeter and protect visiting american officials. -- they will all be attending. resident trump tweet is facing a big week next week when the american embassy in israel will be moved to jerusalem. congratulations to all. he will not be here in person but he will give a speech via video with us ceremony for this week is politically significant. not only is the us with the embassy but israel elevates 51 uses jerusalem's reunification and 70 years as a founding is israel. all of this is the framework of the greater your support of israel and we we did not see in the last administration. >> the controversy surrounding this decision continues. the protest on the gaza border

have continued as well. in the palestinian authority have had harsh words. tell us more. >> they have. protests have been doing this for six weeks now. 52 people have been killed. thousands have been wounded and yet, that continues. people concerned about the coming weekend and what might come of those on tuesday the leading up to the main big day with a cough the catastrophe of the creation of the jewish state. and the leader has warned on tuesday tens of thousands burst through the border into israel on that day. just in the last few hours, more news that is really threatens to strike and sent gaza. taking a defensive tunnel that they say would have been used to lunch attacks in israel. recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel has been a campaign promise for numerous presidents. the president the first to see that through. it is not without controversy. palestinian can in fact walk away say jerusalem is as well.

despite the controversy and celebrations will be on tuesday. >> will have it for you right here on fox news channel. benjamin hall, thank you. >> a few moments we will talk more about north korea and north korea's pledge to shut down its nuclear facility. and if that does really mean something or if it is just a symbolic move. meanwhile back in washington james comey is alleged statements about general michael flynn. that sparked charles grassley to call for answers. can the justice department and fbi shed light on what james comey said about the former national security advisor? we will take a look at that straightahead. and new concerns over the erupting volcano in hawaii. scientists now one in every possible explosion saying that the bad situation believe it or not, could get even worse. we'll have a live report coming up. >> and esther neri time. when i came here 27 or eight

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major disaster area and hawaii. after the volcano on the big island released a dangerous level and toxic gas. scientists now sing can be a massive explosion at the summit crater. the erection was destroyed about two dozen homes so far. and around 2000 people forced to evacuate. >> for those of us who have problems with heart conditions, that gas coming up is harmful. >> we are a little nervous and talking to friends. they were a little nervous too. >> will live in los angeles with the very latest on the story. >> it is a scary time for residents on the big island. as they prepare for more from the kilauea volcano. just this morning a discovery and confirmation of a brand-new event in the ground. not far from residential naked. no significant lava flow yet from that. just what they're calling a spattering.

for the past nine days now they have been earthquakes, lava and toxic gas. no, yet another concern. officials are warning of more intense explosions that could send huge six foot wide folders the size of refrigerators shooting into the air after half a mile away. as well as ash plumes that could go as high as 20,000 feet in the air. >> an extraordinary time for the kilauea volcano. when it came here 27 or 28 years ago i never thought, i knew it was capable of producing ash eruptions but never thought i would see the day and here we are. >> the latest activity from the volcano began on april 30 when a crater floor began to collapse. triggering a series of earthquakes. that pushed lava into underground chambers which have emerged from 16 now new events in the ground. llama now covers more than 117 acres of land. it has destroyed at least 26

homes and hundreds of people are still without power. the state park where the volcano sits have been closed down to the public and evacuation orders are in place for about 2000 people that live nearby. other parts of the only remain very much open to tourists the hotels just to the north are open for the time being. and all of the popular resort in the kona district are too far away to be effective. that is really people near kilauea have been told that the volcanic activity could go on for months. the island is scrambling now to find the evacuees more permanent housing. back to you. >> that is great concern for those folks living there. meanwhile, it is not just the lava that is a concern. officials arrange about the toxic gas. i was just at the volcano visiting in september, i believe it was. and just the fumes, of gas that are in the air, it is very strong! now you have this, how does that affect the residence?

>> i am sure that you experienced that. and you heard one woman at the top of the segment was very concerned about health issues. we have seen pictures of the smoke, the plume coming of the volcano. that is sulfur dioxide. that affects people in this way. it can irritate your eyes. it can irritate the tissues in the membrane in your nose and your throat and ears. people who are already sensitive to those issues and have health problems, they are very concerned. they are part of the evacuees for now, the only is looking for more permanent housing. a lot of people are in red cross shelters. >> thank you anita. we want to let you know that coming up in the next hour will talk about this disaster in hawaii and why what's happening there is raising some concerns of eruptions along the west

coast. >> meanwhile back to semi-standup in north korea. lots of anticipation as you know for the upcoming summit between donald trump and kim jong-un. north korea nothing near closing the nuclear test site where they tested 610 tests. is this for real or just a symbolic gesture? major general austin joins us, a former commander of the us intercontinental listed missile force in denver this afternoon. general, do you think is shutting the site down when they've had the nuclear explosion in the past, do think it is meaningful? real concrete step or a dog and pony show? there are reports that much of this has collapsed. >> i think that if i were him i would put a bow on it right now and i would do big ceremony to symbolically shut it down. i think that it is principally just a gesture. and an important gesture i cannot much diminish that. but at the same time even if we are able to send nuclear experts over there and take a

closer look, i think that having baseline knowledge or just with the capacity is in what it would take to reconstitute that site. this would have to be something that would actually follow with a serious protocol as the process moves towards denuclearization. i think this is another gesture but again, i don't think it should be diminished too much because he is doing the things that he needs to do to keep this on track. after all, this meeting with the president of the no state is going to be about the most important day in his life publicly. and he's not going to do anything to screw that up i don't think. >> is it possible that as a test site they've already achieved and have the know-how and sophistication to have a nuclear bomb. all they need to do is put it on a ballistic missile to get in here. he says he is not the type of person to do that but is it possible they don't even need this anymore because they have achieved that goal? >> well, in terms of their weapons development and into the point that they think they

have a repeatable, a device that can with their degree of confidence, producing nuclear yield have achieved what they needed to achieve at the site. they have done 100 percent of nuclear testing at that site. all six of their detonations occurred at that site. and of course as you mentioned, he had a very aggressive missile development program and has a very credible delivery system. what we do not have a lot of intelligence on is how well he can integrate the two. it is not an uncomplicated thing to put a nuclear weapon on top of that missile and then ensure that it is going to work as a weapon system. the threat is real, the capability is sufficient that we need to press with the urgency and maximum pressure the president has approached the problem with in order to begin to denuclearize north korea. >> the present talks about denuclearization. what would you like to see from this meeting and we like to see when it comes to your area,

with ballistic missiles, dismantling, is that even in the realm of possibility? >> well, i think that the fact that he has put a moratorium on testing of both weapons and missiles was an important step. and of course, without even having to say it, it would be a prerequisite. this meeting will not take place if he were still doing that testing. as far as the meeting, i think the president is not going to walk away without having a very tangible credible program for us to have fire viable construct in order for us to see that he will take concrete steps. i think you have to show real concrete steps as an outgrowth of this meeting and he will have to show them pretty soon. i think that the president has indicated he is not going to tolerate being strung along as previous administrations have. he's going to have to come to the table with something very serious. very tangible and it is the

timeline for him taking these steps will have to be something that we are satisfied with. this cannot be a long drawn out process. i do not need to be overly optimistic. i'm not overly optimistic at all. but i do think it will have to be a credible but relatively confined timeline in order to preserve this negotiation to go on the way it is. >> finally, what if kim jong-un does not provide that? he knows all talk and little action. what if he says we'll talk about that later and does not have anything concrete in response to the presidents proposals? >> this guy has crossed the nuclear threshold and so, we certainly made it a point and it is not just a salon. the region and the world has identified this development as something that is a danger to the region and the world. it is going to be very important that he approaches this differently than the way he has approached in the past.

the challenge we have got is that how do you build trust with someone who has proven to be not trustworthy at this point? so he has some challenges for him to prove he is committed to this process and i think that if there's any evidence that he is trying to slow weakness or otherwise, just not walk as deliberately to an end state that the world expects them to start walking towards, i think that we are going to reset this and i'm not sure just how the maximum pressure will continue to get ratcheted up in order for the region with the support of china and the others in the region continue to try to get his behaviors to be consistent with what the world needs. which is principal down the road deliberately towards denuclearization. >> maybe maximum pressure is a set put his back against the wall and kim jong-un is seeing the light. certainly, we hope so. general, thank you for this

afternoon and think your course for your service to our country. >> my pleasure. >> polls close across iraq in the countries first natural election since the nation declared victory over isis. the challenges that lie ahead for iraq the next primus repair plus the cia nominee, -- they need to be more supportive of the presidents agenda ahead of the midterms.

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democrats who have pretty tough elections. they think that they are doing this for political purposes and how could this help? >> in the midterm election here that politics plays a role here. i think the calculation for red state there is really balancing this how much do they want to put a mark on their backs for president to attack them in the midterm. we know that is the role of the president will play here until november. do they want to risk putting that mark on their backs for the purpose of relitigating this overpass interrogation techniques? does is what i don't think they're going to make. now we look at other red state democrats to see if they feel the same pressure. and how far can they go, connate out trump, trump?

>> executives is balancing one of holding onto the president in one hand and then reaching with the other not to isolate test. so as we saw in indiana this week the president is really good at going to send his home state, rallying up a crown and has no problem attacking it by name, climbing off any little thing and it is not helpful for democrats running in those states. >> he does mention him being in the end of the day before yesterday. here is the president at that rally where he took aim directly at democrat donnelly. >> this november, indiana will face an important choice. you can send a really incredible swamp person back to the senate, like joe donnelly. or you can send up republicans like, mike braun to drain the swamp.

>> he called donnelly a soft person he is really from south bend. how does that message resonate? nesters with the base but at the rally and potentially democrats in indiana? >> i think this is all the more important. especially for this confirmation in particular. given that some republicans are defecting from this confirmation. the president in that message is saying, we have a very solid majority in the senate. if you support this agenda we need more republicans. i think this nomination really accentuates that slim majority that republicans have in the senate right now. >> so you mentioned the other candidates, how does this play out? >> that is katy perry will be looking to heidi heitkamp and others. they're not made up their mind up in the coming days we will hear from them. i would not be surprised if they follow similar roles as joe manchin iii and donnelly have. because it is about relitigating the past. about this enhanced

interrogation technique and and is not convinced they want to do that. >> at the same time someone like heitkamp, young others, liberal perhaps request with this in particular, gina haspel is otherwise very qualified candidate, right? i did that will weigh heavily on the mind of heitkamp in this way because she does not want, there's no good reason to hold up this nominee. it would be hard to explain relitigating the past. there is justification to hold up the nominee to her voters in her own state. as a really hard argument. >> finally, will happen with gina haspel? >> i think gina haspel will end up getting confirmed. we will still wait to see how much impact john mccain will have on his fellow republicans but at the end of the day, i think she will be confirmed as a cia director. >> wonderful.jordan thank you

and we will of course keep on this and politics and security seem to intersect with this. thank you. >> iraq holding the first parliamentary elections is the country declared victory over isis last year. we closely watched the election to determine whether the prime minister, a key partner to the us, can secure a second term. kitty logan is live in london with details. >> the election day will first and foremost was largely peaceful. although three people were killed in a bomb attack isis claiming responsibility for that. the voting is open appeared polls of close across iran a few hours ago. the official turnout is interesting. it was low at 44 percent in some places it was even lower. and they were also some unconcerned reports of voter regularity. this was once of course a strong culture isis. people were out voting across the city.

the last remnants of these were pushed out of your last december. they say they are eager to change in the city. this election is seen as a test for the current prime minister. he has been in power for the past four years now and he is an ally, a strong ally of the us. and the iraqi army received american support in the fight against isis. he is looking for reelection against very powerful political parties who are in line to work closely with iran. and he is considered to be the front runner in the election but iraq of course, still remains divided along ethnic and religious lines. the outcome of this is far from certain. it is now the fourth election since the fall of saddam hussein. and candidates are in the running for parliament in this particular vote and some voters are still appearing very skeptical about whether this election would actually help

save stabilize the country after so many years of conflict. but i think the results will be in about 48 hours from rapid following the negotiating process for coalition government and that process may take some time in the many months. >> will follow up with you regarding those results. kitty logan, thank you very much. >> a fox news alert. a terrorism as part of this breaking news out of paris about a stabbing attack. french media reports same two people have been killed including the attacker. several other pedestrians injured. this happened downtown where local media says the suspect who was stabbing people randomly was shot and killed by police. you're looking live at the scene. right near the famed paris opera house. this is downtown in the heart of the city near some american chain motels. they have appear to be random

but no motive. this amount is stabbing people on the sidewalk. police tried to take him and it was not successful so they shot him twice. it is of course, 10:36 pm, and of the witnessing he was coming at a comedy show at the paris opera when he saw this happen. men stabbing pedestrians on the street. we will continue to stay on this story. a word from officials whether radical islamic terrorism is involved in this attack on the streets of paris on a saturday night. near the famed paris opera house. we'll keep you informed as we get new developments. >> meanwhile, chaos in a courtroom when a defendant goes on the attack against his own attorney. this may have led to the violent assault. plus chuck grassley calling on james comey. he says the former fbi director is flipping the script on comments made to committees.

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interview on different from what he told congressional committee enclosed testimony given us a grassley writing in part quote - then directed, he led us to believe during that briefing that the ages who interviewed michael flynn did not believe he intentionally lied about his conversation with the investor. in the months since then, the special counsel obtained a guilty plea from lieutenant general flynn for that precise alleged conduct. join me now we have bill gavin, pharmacist objective -- nice to have you here. let's walk through this. even if at the time, he reported to the committee, at the objective james comey believed michael flynn would not be charged or prosecuted, based on the investigation to that point. is it possible that later and

further discovery could have changed the fbi assessment of the statement or is it possible that once facing robert mueller, michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi as part of a plea bargain? >> i think both of those have a possibility but i think what grassley is looking for is the documentation of what happened but before the house and before the senate committees. one is based on contemporary and the other is based on transcription of what james comey had to say. the other thing is looking for is the actual 302, documentation of the interview and the agents of general flynn and we had to say regarding his contact or noncontact with the russian ambassador. those two things are what chuck is looking for. and james comey had said that he leads us to believe that he

didn't say either one of those things. i'm not sure he is totally accurate on that. >> explained to us why does this matter? >> it matters from the standpoint of james comey credibility over this. numerous interviews in his book marathon that he is out on right now. and he said he probably misinterpreted what he had to say. for he did not say at all. again we go back to credibility. if in fact there is a document that says something opposite than what he is contending now, it turns into a debate, what he has to say in his own credibility. he said that he was going to withhold or uphold the ability to run the fbi and he would do it in an outstanding manner. but here we have an individual who actually did not uphold

that ability. he acted as a prosecutor in the case of hillary clinton server. when he should have been just the investigative agency and not given a prosecutor opinion. he did not follow peter strzok, page and others in a bid headquarters and they have done what they were alleged to have done. that is not very good stewardship of the fbi. he went and gave notes from his own personal notes to a college professor to have the made public in hopes of getting a special -- all these things just boggled my mind for the director. the way a director should be acting in the fbi. >> can you assure the american people the scenario were talking what is free of politics? >> i can never assure anybody to anybody that anything is free of politics.

it can always be a political ramification. under the fbi 99.99 percent of the fbi people exactly what everyone is always thought of the bureau. they go to work every single day and do one heck of a good job. in this particular case, it is the credibility of some of the members of the fbi. particularly the top level. that is how it hurts so hard. >> specially alleged comments. he told brett bear quote - i do not know what may be someone understood what i said. i do not believe that i did not say that. so, what is at stake here? who are we to believe? and now what? >> just the way you read that, the emphasis -- anybody sitting endlessly to someone saying something like that after is probably there is documentation

to show that maybe the opposite has occurred, i think is a little bit of a credibility problem. i think james comey is a smart guy. but the problem that he has gotten himself into now and with his book marathon he is going on is just impossible to add a letter credibility. >> it james comey in your assessment, has basically wrecked his own credibility, is there a dad or dots to be put together for the investigation for mr. mueller? >> i don't know. i think robert mueller is, physical i believe he has to be left alone and bring this whole investigation to a conclusion. whether or not he was influenced by james comey, in the investigation, i absolutely think that it is not the case.

i think that robert mueller is independent, ethical and will do the job he was asked to do and he will seek to the very end. i think yes to be let alone to see to the end. i met you sure they'll be anything detrimental to the president come out of that anyway. >> bill gavin, expert in all things fbi. thank you very much! >> thank you. >> we do not know if this is another terror attack in paris but it has the remnants of one. a man stabbing people on the street by the famed opera house. five pedestrians wounded, two critically, one stabbed to death by the exchequer. the suspect rituals shot dead by police. looking live right now at the scene, we will have more on this breaking development straight ahead. plus back in our country, former president george w. bush being honored for his worldwide efforts in the battleagainst hiv and aids .

>> a health initiative, aids is making a major milestone. the former couple george w. bush celebrated 15 years since the launch of this life-saving

program. we have more. >> thank you all very much. >> in 2003 were george w. bush signed the presidents emergency action plan for aids relief for -- in july mr. bush himself the visionary of the program had no idea the full impact it would have. >> once i was convinced it was a pandemic, we put a strategy together to do something about it. >> this proneness immediately directed a $600 million grant to hiv, aids research treatment and humanitarian missions. much of the relief the hardest hit parts of africa where it is easily killed within 25 million 2002. and another 30 million were infected. infectious disease experts, doctors and life-saving medications started pouring in. giving life and hope to millions who had otherwise been given a death sentence. >> people like you, you were

right. you have made history mr. president. >> the former london minister of health among a long list of distinguished guests at the first presidential center somebody 15 years of the program and looking toward the next 15. funding for that program may be in jeopardy. former president bush and this in the "washington post" last year. and right part he race saving nearly 12 million lives is proof that this works. and i urge our government to fully fund it. what's more? many experts agree it makes americans safer. >> this is a very wise, we have a generation people who like us. we need friends. >> with number of hiv aids cases have dropped dramatically throughout parts of africa and childhood infections are down

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