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aim at the accuser. that is all ahead in the hour of "shepard smith reporting." >> trace: i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. u.s. and north korea are talking again and president trump says the meeting with kim jong un could still happen. >> we'll see what happens. it could be the 12th. we are talking to them. they want to do it. we like to do it. looking to see what happens. >> this is a major turn-around from yesterday when president trump announced he was pulling out of the june 12 summit in singapore. the president accused north korea of tremendous anger and open hostility after it warned of a possible nuclear-to-nuclear showdown. the north koreans responded saying they nuclear-to-nuclear show down. the north koreans say they were surprised that president trump cancelled. they're still willing to sit at any time in any forum. president trump tweeted good news to see the warm and

productive statement from north korea. only time and talent will tell. this morning james mattis told reporters the summit could happen if our diplomats can pull it off. john roberts is live for us at the white house. i remember yesterday you saying when the letter was sent, sounded like a negotiation than a cancellation. that's a fair assess mmenassess. >> yes. the president read out the letter and said not coming to the table could lead to grave consequences. it was page four out of art of the deal book. the president looking to shake things up. mentioned how this perceived will depend on what north korea's reaction was. if they acted typically, everything was off the table. there was an opening here for

north korea to be more diplomatic, which is what looked like happened. you have a number of people speaking for kim jong-un. the other day, the deputy foreign minister that was strident in her remarks. then somebody else last night suggesting, you know, it's not in the best interest of the world for the summit not to go forward. maybe we should consider putting things back on track again. at this moment, things are not back on track, but they're looking like they could be. listen to what sarah huckabee sanders said a short time ago. >> certainly we'd like to have a meeting. the president is not just looking to have a meeting or a cheap political stunt. he wants something that is a long-lasting and real solution. we'll always be prepared. we're going to do whatever to prepare for it. >> a real indication that something was afoot here. last weekend, the deputy chief of staff for operations, joe

hagan, went to singapore after an agreement with north korea that they would meet there last weekend to hammer out the details. the american team, the team from the white house sat on the ground in singapore for three days. the north koreans never showed. stood them up. now there's talk about sending the team back to singapore for preliminary meetings to set things up. the problem here, trace, you're running out of time. less than 2 1/2 weeks until june 12. if this is going to happen as planned, they have to get on the stick. >> shepard: what about the democrats? what are we hearing from them? >> yesterday we heard from nancy pelosi that the president doesn't no what he's doing. we haven't heard from her today. we did hear from brad sherman, democrat from california who was on fox news overtime.

>> he should have announced we're delaying the summit and say the reason for it is because they didn't show up to the planning meeting. by cancelling it, it makes them look like they're more interested in peace than we are. that's a mistake. >> according to the white house, they didn't cancel because the north koreans didn't show up in singapore. the reason they cancelled is because the deputy foreign minister basically threatened a nuclear confrontation with the united states if this diplomacy didn't work out. the president thought that that was intemperate language when you're crying to craft the peace deal. that's why he sent the letter to kim jong-un to counsel it. the president tweeting today, democrats are so obviously rooting against this in our negotiations with north korea just like they're coming to the defense of ms-13 thugs or ending

your tax cut and raise your taxes. democrats have lost touch. trace? >> yeah, i get the rough language. when you're ghosted in singapore, has to be a big part of it. when the president reaching the deal on zte? >> back to that point of being ghosted in singapore. clearly you don't like that. joe hagan is a deputy chief of staff. he's not the vice president who they called a political dummy and said what he said was stupid. it's not threatening nuclear war. i do tend to buy the white house's argument is because of what they said for calling off the summit. to zte, the president said yesterday he has a deal in place with xi jinping on resurrecting zte. the fourth largest company of the world. they sell a lot of android phones here in the u.s. they were found guilty of cheating on sanctions of north

korea and iran. the commerce department suspended the expert of u.s. goods, this is part for smart phones and tablets to zte, which shuttered the doors. the president told me that xi jinping and said listen, this is a lot of chinese jobs. is there something that we can do to open them back up. president trump said what are you willing to do? he said how about a fine of $500 million and we'll change out the management and the board and $1.5 million and you promise you'll buy your majority of the parts from the united states? xi said can we make it a billion? they settled on $1.3 billion and the other concessions. so the president battling back against some complaints from the democrats and members of his own party as well. listen to what chuck schumer

said here in a statement. he said if the administration goes through with this deal, president trump would be helping make china great again. simply a fine and changing board members won't help america's security. could be a huge victory for president chi. both parties and congress should come together to stop this deal in its tracks. the president will likely get push back from democrats in congress. may get push back from members of his own part because marco rubio says they have a great deal for zte and china. china crushes company with no mercy and uses these company to spy and steal from us. many hope this will be different and congress should act. the president told me that the obama administration was trying to do things on zte. they had sanctions in place. the president said the obama administration didn't do anything. i shut down zte.

clearly he thinks it's in the interest of letter relations to keep it open. trace? >> the timing is fascinating. let's bring in gordon chang, an author of "nuclear show down." and you talk about this back and forth. it's an on again and off again. what is your original take on the fact that we cancelled and looks like it could be a go? >> the north koreans realize they need to speak to the united states. they need sanctions relief. they don't want the united states to strike their nuke hand missile facilities. the chinese have threatened north korea. so basically the north koreans want a counter weight and the united states can provide that. when kim meets. trump and shakes hands, that's legitimatization of the north korean ruler. they would be conciliatory as they were yesterday afternoon, this is good news for president

trump. it shows that he bent the north korean well. very few world leaders have been able to do that. >> we talked about the fact that they didn't show up in singapore and now the negative comments about the vice president. so haven't shown in the past week or so that they're really on board with this whole thing. all of a sudden you get the cancellation threat and north korea has history has said, they're like oh, no, no, no. we didn't mean that stuff. >> and i think the north koreans realized they overplayed their hand when they heard that president trump had withdrawn from the summit, this is important that the united states push north korea in a better direction. i think that we have the power to be able to disarm north korea without the use of force. we've seen the power of the president of the united states to do something no one in the world thought we could do, is really to get the north koreans to back down. >> it's fascinating to me, this whole zte deal with china.

we know he got into kim jong-un's head and now you have these things clicking in place, gordon. do you find any kind of symmetry with this? >> there's no coincidence. the trump administration has changed its posture on china. not only do we see a tougher position on trade, on north korea and calling china out for sanctions busting, but we've seen a chill in military to military relations. the united states disinvited china from rim pack, which are the important naval exercises. there is really a change in washington looking at china as an adversary. this is important. ten years from now, we'll look back at this month and say this is the hinge where the united states abandoned four decades of policy that wasn't working and went to something else. >> the generals have said a long time, militarizing these ideas in the south pacific is a big

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>> trace: we're keeping an eye on portland, oregon where cops say a s.u.v. hit three meme and drove off. it happened near portland state university. a witness told the oregonian newspaper that the driver plowed on to the sidewalk and really banged up a lot of people. police say two of the victims have life threatening injuries. right now there is no indication at all that this is anything other than a hit-and-run. we'll keep our eyes on it and keep you posted. a teacher tackled a shooter that opened fire at a middle school in indiana today. that's according to a student. it happened in noblesville, who is about 20 miles north of indianapolis. police say a student shot a teacher and a classmate before the teacher swatted the gun away. emergency officials say the victims went to the hospital. one eighth grader says he heard at least 16 gun shots. this comes a week after a gunman in texas killed eight students

and two teachers at a high school near houston. matt finn is live for us in the midwest news hub with more. matt? >> trace, police say shortly after 9:00 a.m., this unidentified male student asked to leave his classroom. he returned with two guns and shot another student. it's not clear if this shooter wanted to shoot even more people. police say fortunately the incident was quickly stopped. witnesses say a seventh grade science teacher likely prevented more injuries by confronting the shooter. that teacher being called a hero for potentially saving other lives. authorities have cleared the indiana middle school ruling its safe and say there's no other victims. here's some of the students that lived through the horror. >> a code yellow, which means no one can leave the room. code orange, you get prepared. 30 seconds later, code red and

everybody freaked out. i was terrified. i was trying to get ahold of my mom. it was tough. really tough to go through something like that. not being able to maybe talk to someone you love for the last time. >> it's a sad thing. everybody knows him. he's well-known. got shot. if he didn't do that, maybe the shooter could have got out and hurt a lot more people. >> trace, police say the shooter is in custody with no injuries. >> trace: we talk a lot about these active shooter drills around the country. do we have an idea of the safety precautions the school might have had in place? >> police say there's metal detectors, that students were trained and prepared for an active shooter situation and the school has a resource officer. it's not clear how the students got two guns in the school. there's surveillance video that might shed more light on the shooting. authorities have not released the video yet. fortunately in the latest school

shooting, no fatalities to report at this hour, trace. >> that is a good thing. matt finn live. thank you. police say a shooting in a restaurant could have been really tragic if not for two bystanders that shot the suspect as he tried to get away. it happened last night in oklahoma city. cops say a man walked into a packed restaurant during dinner and fired off several rounds from a handgun. he hit three people including a woman and her 12-year-old daughter that were celebrating the daughter's birthday. the suspect ran outside where two men fatally shot him in the parking lot. police say they're looking into his motive. all three victims are said to be recovering at this hour. police searching for two suspects that set off a homemade bomb at an indian restaurant injuring 15 people. it happened in a western suburb of toronto. cops say the two men covered their faces, walked into the restaurant and set off the explosive and ran away. police say there's no end case

it was terrorism. but they haven't ruled out any motives. emergency officials say all of the victims are now out of the hospital. well, tens of millions of americans hitting the road. could be the busiest memorial day weekend for travel in more than a decade. the economy is back. gas isn't horrible. a live look at the traffic in philly. what should drivers expect and what are you going to pay at the pumps? a look at gas prices and your holiday weekend forecast is coming up next.

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if you're one of them, you might give yourself extra time. let's go to peter doocy live at reagan international airport outside of d.c. hi, peter. >> trace, there's 6.8% more people headed to the airport this memorial day weekend compared to last memorial day weekend. that is 3.1 million people in all. as it turns out, people buying plane tickets are not feeling the pain at the pump. >> the price for air father has gone down. it's dropped. a nice balance for those paying higher gas prices. >> analysts say because the economy is doing well right now, more people are flying the worst flight delays are behind us. that was yesterday. tuesday is expected to have the second biggest slow downs. that's according to the bureau of transportation statistics. the longest delays are at

new york's airports. the shortest delays in the pacific northwest. have seattle and oakland to make sure everybody stays safe, the tsa says they're adding another 1,000 officers to the ranks of security screeners between now and the peak of the summer season in addition to 600 they have hired since the start of 2018. trace? >> peter doocy live. thank you. and now on to the roads where drivers are getting hit with higher gas prices. not like in california where it's $1.50 higher. jeff flock is live outside chicago. jeff? >> i think peter got the better end of the assignments. it's baking out here and traffic

isn't moving that fast. as you report, it's going to be a big memorial day weekend for travel on the roads. up 4.7% compared to last year. that's despite the high gas prices. we're looking at prices almost $3 a gallon according to aaa. have to go back to 2014 before you see them higher than they are today. gas prices even in the last -- since march 11, we're up about 18%. so despite that, apparently america has the money to spent. so they're out on the roads. that means traffic jams. maybe you see them live here. looking at some cities that are planning to be in a mess. atlanta, too late. you already are too late if you haven't left by now. san francisco and d.c., a little bit later. it's not going to be pretty on

the roads. working on the suntan out here. if you have a convertible, it's the way to go, trace. >> trace: for 2:25, you're moving well, jeff. thanks. hurricane season doesn't officially start till next week. we already have our first storm with a name. so will alberto mess up the holiday weekend? rick reichmuth is live for us in the extreme weather center. hi, rick. >> the answer is yes, it will mess it up. especially areas of the gulf states from the central gulf to the east and florida and parts of the southeast. this is where the storm is right now. you can see this little circulation there. no storm really around it. all of the storms are being blown off. this isn't a setup for massive strengthening, but it's eventually set up where we could see it strengthen into a middle or so tropical storm and a slow mover making landfall.

we don't care much about the landfall in this case. somewhere across the central gulf, probably somewhere on monday. but you can see, here's the center now. the moisture has pulled off to the side. that will be what we continue to see. we have the rain across parts of florida, a wet pattern after a dry stretch. a lot of drought across florida. that's been wiped out for the rain in may. that means the ground is saturated. this is the forecast radar. sunday morning, here's the storm. better organized. bands of rain moving through. take a look at this. this is monday and tuesday. most of florida getting really good showers. 3-5 inches or so of rain. same goes for the southeast. take a look at, this probably see some spots here that see 8-10 inches of rain. flooding will be a concern. one other story. temperatures today hot across the central planes.

tomorrow, very hot. going to sunday, same story. 96 in chicago for a forecast high on sunday, monday, 93. so this entire weekend across much of the central part of the country, you'll be scorching. trace? >> indeed. rick reichmuth live. thank you. harvey weinstein facing multiple sex crime charges and decades in prison. but his lawyers says bad behavior is not a crime. we're live at the new york city courthouse where weinstein faced a judge. plus a white former naacp leader that said she was black for years is now facing a new accusation. and that accusation is coming up. leo, i know i'm late. oh! my wallet! card lock from capital one. instantly lock your credit card. in case it goes... arrivederci. mona! that smile. technology this convenient... could make history. what's in your wallet?

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powerful producer surrendered in manhattan to face multiple sex crime charges. he faced lights and cameras in a way he's not used to as he walked to court in handcuffs. the charges include rape, criminal sex acts, sex abuse and sexual misconduct for cases that involve two women. the rape charge alone could put weinstein in prison up to 25 years. these are the first criminal charges against the 66-year-old since dozen of women started coming forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct dating back decades. the accusations destroyed his career and led his company to file for bankruptcy. weinstein says he did nothing wrong. today his lawyer questioned the credibility of the accusers. >> i anticipate the women that made these allegations when subjected to cross examination in the event that we even get

that far, that the charges will not be believed by 12 people assuming we get 12 fair people that are not consumed by the movement that seems to have overtaken this case. >> weinstein is of course one of a number of powerful men that have inspired the me too movement that call as tension to sexual harassment and assault and ames to end that type of behavior. laura ingle was live in new york city. how did weinstein look today? >> well, it was a different look today. he made his first appearance as he arrived to nypd first precinct to turn himself in. he looked somber and moving slow. a different scene. that's for sure. he surrendered at the first precinct where he was fingerprinted, photographed and left in handcuffs and led away and taken to a criminal courthouse for his arraignment.

>> the defendant is before the court charged with two violent b felonies for two separate sexual assault charges against two different women. >> trace, we had a producer there that showed weinstein appeared frail, lost. he paid $1 million with gps hardware, a personal tracking device and had to forfeit his passport. he has until wednesday to decide if he wants to testify before the grand jury, this is the grand jury that brought today's charges and they're still looking at other allegations against him, trace. >> trace: yeah. we talked about the dozens of accusers. some of them are speaking out today. >> yes, and in strong numbers.

this has been the scene throughout the me too movement. actress rose mcgowan, one of the first to come forward. he said "we got you, harvey weinstein, we got you." and another says that he will take his descent to hell. we finally have hope for real justice. police in four cities are investigating criminal accusations including manhattan. because of the nature of the allegations, the statute of limitations doesn't a play. federal prosecutors are looking into whether weinstein's alleged actions violated federal stocking laws to see if he enticed or persuaded women to cross state lines with the intent of committing a sex crime. that's a federal offense. once again, weinstein has maintained his innocence throughout the accusations. more next week. back to you. >> trace: thanks, laura.

we have a lawyer here that practices civil litigation in state and federal courts. her specialties include sexual harassment. this guy is the face. you can argue he's the face of the me too movement. >> absolutely. >> trace: he's in trouble. >> yes. long overdue, trace. there's over 85 women that have come forward and accused harvey weinstein of sexual assault. he's being charged on multiple sex crime. today i think all of his victims should feel they're at least one step closer to justice in this case. >> trace: we heard from ben earlier. he's a high powered attorney. you think in the hold days, the saying is it's difficult to prosecutor -- prosecute sexual assault and rapes. but times have changed. >> and it's a good thing.

no more are these women not going to be believed. no more can they be attacked. we saw what happened in the bill cosby case. the jurors said we're convicting bill cosby and the defense tactics of blaming the victim saying the women are after money is not going to jive anymore. that sentiment will resonate in this case and all sex cases moving forward. >> trace: and people realize, look, there's still a grand jury hearing testimony from some of his accusers. london, there's investigations. los angeles, an investigation. new york, still investigating. if he gets off of these two cases, he has a long road ahead. >> yeah, this is just the beginning. he faces new york criminal charges. still investigating. london, los angeles. not to mention the civil cases that have been filed against him. there's ten of them and they're

seeking millions. >> trace: harvin weinstein is done. >> his money is gone, company is gone. he's paying a high profile defense attorney. this is the first case. how many knows who will come out. >> he always maintained the sex was never nonconsensual. that's his big are deal. he said i'm a bad guy. you can't prosecute bad behavior. it's not nonconsensual sex. >> there's too many women that have come forward with the same story. be interesting to see if the cuesers are allowed to testimony. if that happens, he's getting convicted for sure. thanks for being here. >> thank you, trace. >> trace: a white woman that pretended to be black for years is now facing fraud charges. rachel dolezal said she was born white but claimed she was back. she was a naacp leader in

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>> trace: president trump doubling down on his claim that the fbi spied on him for political reasons. members of the house and senate from both parties met with top intelligence officials yesterday. democrats at the briefing say there's no evidence of spying. reports surfaced that the fbi sent an informant to meet with the trump campaign adviser because of their suspicious contacts. blake burman is live for us at the white house. blake? >> president trump continued to refer to this as spygate. he began his day with a few different tweets. he said can anybody imagine having spies in a competing

campaign by the people in party for the sole purpose of political gain? to think the party in question with far more money lost? and james comey appeared on conan o'brien last night. comey said that didn't happen. >> i don't find it possible and i know it not to be true. >> okay. all right. >> the facts are knowable. >> comey says, trace, as far as he could tell, that claim is made up. president trump reiterated earlier this week that he did a service to the american people by firing comey. >> trace: what else is the white house saying? >> this boils down to a couple questions. one, did the federal government pay a spy and put that spy in the trump campaign for the sole purposes of political gain or two, was an informant used to communicate with the trump campaign as to thwart off the

appearance. i asked that question to sarah sanders. >> was a spy brought in? does the white house believe that would be proper to do that? >> there's been a lot of calls for concern. that's what we're asking, for the facts to come out. the president is asking for full transparency. that's what we expect. >> the white house defending john kelly and in house attorney emmett flood for briefly attending the highly classified meeting you referenced involving documents and the informant. the argument from the white house, they say, those two members were there for a brief period of time. 90 seconds or left and they say they were to convey the message from the president that he wants full transparency. trace? >> trace: yeah, blake burman life at the white house. thank you. speaking of spygate, next time you're having a conversation in your own home, make sure alexa isn't recording it and randomly

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say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >> trace: eruption on the big island sending ash 10,000 feet in the sky. emergency officials warning folks to stay inside and keep windows closed.

lava has destroyed about two dozen homes. scientists say a third lava is flowing into the ocean. jeff has more. >> trace, the national guard says they're laying the ground work right now for a massive evacuation. the guard says they're bringing in more medical personnel and air traffic controllers in the event of a massive evacuation. geologists say that judging by the eruptions and flows of lava, it's not does to being done yet. you can see the large streams of lava heading towards the coast. this started three weeks ago. scientists warn the flow is only getting wider and moving faster. geologists estimate at six different fissures that lava is

flowing out at 50 to 60 feet per cubic feet. what is life like on the big island? >> folks that live downwind, there's another eruption today. sent ash two miles in the air. everybody downwind is worried about the ash. people that live here where we are, the concern is going to be the lava that is flowing and the toxic gas. right now more than 2,000 have been evacuated. lava has destroyed 50 structures. take a listen to this homeowner. >> the fissure opened up. you can see the house, what is left on both sides. the fissure is in our front yard. the heat cause the house on fire. >> sulfur dioxide levels are a

concern. for the folks at the coast, the concern is the lays, the lava flowing into the ocean. another note that i want to mention, i got off the phone with the hawaii national guard. they said the u.s. marines will bring in two of their choppers to help out in case any of those air evacuations end up happening. trace? >> yeah, just changes everything. jeff paul live on big island. jeff just started working for us. doing yeoman's work. high school students get a scare at their senior prom. we have video of a crash coming up.

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shot off. it covers 15 different jeep and ram models. the malfunction has been discovered during testing, but only receive one customer complaint. you can see the full recall list on dodge.com. and officials say they don't know why balls are flying out of the park. the panel that did the study reported there was no real different in the size of weight of the baseballs. they also ruled out things like the weather and pitching strategies. in other words, they struck out when it came to the cause of the long ball. a group of teenages from new jersey celebrating their senior prom on a yacht when it crashed into another yacht. police say the boat was docked when it happened. somebody caught it on video.

it happened in hoboken. police more than 100 people were on board. nobody was seriously heard. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. have a great holiday weekend. >> neil: the exodus is on. you're looking at it live. this is los angeles international airport, the lake shore drive and in philadelphia, let's say they're not loving the traffic. fasten your seat belt. this could be a bumpy ride. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." fox is on top of americans get ready to hit the road for memorial day. many of them already are. 42 million expected to drive or fly or take the rails for the weekend. a record number. we're all over it. with peter doocy at reagan national on how flyers are