>> dana: thank you for bringing us an update on that story. we appreciate it. we just got our week started. it's monday. i will see you in a few hours on "the five." things were joining us, everyone. i'm dana. here is shepard smith. >> shepard: it is 3:00 p.m. on the east coast. tensions with washington are appearing to escalate. the iranian regime is now signaling that they will break the rules of the nuclear deal from which the united states removed itself after the u.s. accused iran of attacking drones. plus, the has joined twitter 25 years after the murder of his ex-wife and her friend, he created a twitter account to set the record straight and settle old scores. the school district is about to begin testing students were nicotine. not just athletes. kids in the marching band.

reporting begins now. >> "shepard smith reporting," live from the fox news desk. >> shepard: here's where it stands. mike pompeo was headed to the united states central command in florida to meet with top united states military officials. this comes as iran has stepped up its uranium supply and in turn is ratcheting up red-hot tensions with the united states. a spokesman for iran's atomic agency, announcing that the country is just ten days away from busting through the limit of uranium that is allowed to stockpile as laid out in the nuclear deal. of course, president trump pulled the united states out of that deal. iran is also threatening to boost the purity of its uranium up to 20%, which essentially means it's just a step away from the level required to produce some sort of nuclear weapon.

all of this after the united states blame iran for bombing it to oil tankers last 30 and international waters. they have denied any involvement. mike pompeo said there is no doubt that iran is responsible. now the pentagon says that they are also behind the attacks of u.s. drones in recent days. we will have more on that in just a moment. first, some u.s. allies, including some involved in the nuclear deal, specifically germany and japan at least say they need more proof to determine whether iran is actually to blame for the tanker attack. so far, the pentagon has put up just as video, which they say proves nothing an end of itself. they say it shows iranians removing an unexploded mind from one of the ships. others leave that up to determination. more proof is on the way. in the meantime,

jennifer griffin reporting with the latest on the drone attacks. rich edson, live with us now. what can you tell us? >> they say it secretary pompeo is consulting with allies, officials within nato, the european government, arab governments, china, about the attack on the tankers last week in which the state department says iran is responsible. state department officials say that they want to the international community to step up the pressure against iran for the range of its activity. the israeli prime minister says if iran does eventually violate the agreement, if they do violate that 2015 deal, then he expects that the world community should respond with sanctions as the united states has done, withdrawing and restoring sanctions against them. those that are still part of the iran deal say they are monitoring iran. they are monitoring their

nuclear activity, and they are hoping and expecting that iran will stick to that 2015 nuclear agreement. they want those european governments to help them circumvent american sanctions. they want them to do it, or else they say they are going to begin violating that 2015 deal. they say for now the sanctions against iran are still on, and they say it is for that range of activities, supporting militias across the middle east. ballistic missile activity, and they blame them for the attack on those couple of tankers last week. >> shepard: at the same time, some democrats are criticizing the trump administration for lifting the nuclear deal in the first place. >> that's right. they say it was contained at least for a period of time when they were part of the agreement, and that has all changed from a year ago when the u.s. walked out of the deal and put the sanctions back on. >> the united states pulled out of the agreement, which limited

them. we were foolish. >> the administration argues that the only way to respond to iran's full range of activities was awful sanctions campaign. >> anybody who studied them more than a hot minute, looked at them for the past 40 years, knows how they will behave. i would love for someone to give me an example of some sort of moderating behavior that the regime pursued. i have no evidence of that. >> they say that they refuse to negotiate. president trump says that he is ready to negotiate whenever iran is, but he is in no rush. >> shepard: now, the accusation that they have attacked u.s. drones. jennifer griffin reporting. she is live at the pentagon. >> they have confirmed details of an incident we first reported about, fired on by the iranians after the tanker attack on

thursday. senior u.s. official tells me just minutes after the first distress call went out at 6:00 a.m. local time, they moved our reaper drone over. the drone arrived at 6:20:00 a.m. 8 minutes after the first distress call went out at 6:45:00 a.m. prior to this i can attack on the tanker, a missile was fired on station. it missed. u.s. officials have assessed that it was modified to surface air missile, fired from their mainland after they arrived with the norwegian tanker. separately, drone was shot down a week earlier over yemen by iranian rebels. "it was shot down over yemen by what we assess tv and a six

muscle on june 62019. altitude of the engagement indicated an improvement over previous capability, which we assessed was enabled by iranian assistance." iran is threatening to continue enriching uranium in the next ten days, if they don't live sanctions by july 7, expects rising tension and the golf as the deadline approaches. there was also the street this morning from iranian officials, saying they had arrested cyber sale of cia agents, an unconfirmed claim at this point. >> shepard: so what is this really in the big picture? united states meeting with them, iranians planning to -- march towards work? that's possible. president trump have plenty of hawks around him. he has shown absolutely no

inclination for further military conflict. why, really, would iran want that? there is an argument -- this is really about leverage. he is the one who makes that case on the opinion page of today's "wall street journal." fox news parent company they share common ownership. the united states wants a new nuclear agreement. they have the economic power to cripple iran's economy and the diplomatic power to bring other nations along. iran wants really from economic sanctions. so it's demonstrated it can stop oil flow, there by raising prices. and it has threatened more nuclear activity in an effort to get other nations to help it bypass u.s. sanctions. that's the argument. leverage battle. of course, there are risks. let's bring in eric brewer. i deputy director on the center- a bipartisan nonprofit policy

research group. good to se see you. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: battle for leverage, if you buy make that argument. it would certainly have risks specifically what? >> i think that argument is about right. iran is certainly undertaking a range of actions, including what is likely to be bypassing this nuclear program in the near future as well as -- >> shepard: he could be doing that, or he makes the argument that they could be trying to get all of these other nations around the world to believe th them. say we could do this if everybody doesn't side with us. in fact, i want to show you while we are on that topic health he sort of wraps all of this up. he says iran appears to be making one final calculation. that the allies are so rocky, personal credibility is so low that the world will believe iran's version of events and

blame washington, rather than iran for the escalating tensions. what do you think? >> i think they are certainly banking off of some of that. they can see the difficulty that the united states has had with our allies sense withdrawing. they have undertaken action to try and exploit some of that pure look no further than the fact that one of the attacks on the tankers was on a japanese ship. so i think that is certainly part of it. there are multiple audiences for their actions. one is the united states. that is to regain leverage against them. the other is to try and pressure europe and other participants to provide additional economic benefits that iran believes it should get. they have been quite explicit in that in fact when they made these announcements back in may. making their original announcement that it was prepared to start walking back from the commitments, that this was in fact you sort of try to prompt and pressure europe to provide some of these benefits

that will require us to confront the u.s. sanctions. leverage is the name of the game, and in fact, i think that's important to note because what is not the name of the game is building a bomb. a lot of the moves they undertaking are gradual. they will certainly depend upon the rate at which they are carried out. it will reduce their timeline to a weapon, but i think the purposes for leverage, not actually making a bomb. i don't think that's a real risk at the moment. >> shepard: not dashing towards a nuclear bomb. so in "the wall street journal" today, he says that they really have three options. quoting a scholar on this. try to outlast from, which maybe he would be able to do. again, negotiations on a new agreement with the iranians. clearly, they don't want to do that. or escalating. at the moment, they are escalating, americans are escalating by having these meetings and making these statements. what are the greatest risks of

this back and forth escalation? >> i think the greatest risk is that it gets out of hand, and there is a miscalculation that brings the two sides a lot closer to war. i think the iranians, and the united states as well, trying to respond still in a way that they think is proportional, but there's a big question about whether or not there is agreement as to what proportional looks like on both sides. there is a real risk that this escalation continues to spiral in a way that neither side really predicts and neither side really wants. i would say on the options available to iran, from their perspective, negotiation for them right now really isn't strategically or politically feasible. the 12 demands that the state department has made and that secretary pompeo has made would essentially require a 180 degrees turn in the key tenets of foreign policy, and really their identity. that is kind of a nonstarter for them. go back to the original point, it is about regaining that

leverage to put themselves in a better position. >> shepard: leverage. both sides in the middle. hopefully nothing goes weird and wrong that will cause something to blow up and then create a back and forth. eric brewer, it is great to see you. thank you. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> shepard: knew tension in egypt that we'll get to you in just a moment. iran and the united states are ratcheting up tensions and beating war drums. o.j. has joined twitter. i'm next, how o.j. simpson plans to use the social media site to as he puts it, straighten out a few things. that's coming up as our reporting continues on this monday afternoon. ♪ one country enefits we as a give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. need cash?

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i have o.j. in the car. we learned that he is now and no negative zone, living his best life and las vegas, quietly, privately. that interview has not aged well. now he is on twitter. suddenly, he has some getting even to do. >> hey, twitter world. you know, for years, people have been able to say whatever they want to say about me with no accountability. but now i get to challenge a lot of that b.s. and set the record straight. >> shepard: no accountability. that's rich. his twitter handle is @therealoj32. he denies that he had an affair with kris jenner, and that he is actually the father of one of the kardashian sisters, denying that. his foray into social media comes 25 years after suddenly his former wife and her friend

were found in blood wreck at the condo. there was a trail of blood, and oh, by the way, and a sink and a bathroom in chicago where he ended up hours later, and of course, a jury could not find him guilty and acquitted him. a century ago today, millions of us watch the slow speed bronco chase of los angeles. watched in dismay, he isn't running for the border, has a gun in the car. has already told his children goodbye, and this is it. a guy running for the airport who used to run for asc. the bronco chase was never introduced on his criminal tri trial. i reached out to o.j. via twitter for comment on this, but he has not responded.

he signed up on friday, he has 662,000 followers. he's following just eight accounts, including the pga to pga tour, along with the nfl, the heisman trophy. his son, and his vegas defense attorney. he has waited three times so far. all videos. his first post, he raised eyebrows when he said he had some getting even to do, which some said sounded like a threat. he posted on father's day, denying rumors that he was khloe kardashian's father. >> never in any way, shape, or form have i ever had any interest in kris kardashian romantically. i never got any indication that she had any interest in me, so all of these stories are just bogus. >> his twitter account is under verified yet. he doesn't have the blue check mark, but his attorney says that it is him. >> what do we make of the time and? >> it is strange, to say the

least, but his attorney says he won't be tweeting about that "l.a. thing." as he calls it. he sees it as an opportunity to weigh in on popular topics. >> i'll be able to talk about everything, especially for its dumb exports and fantasy football. even politics. let me just say to my fellow fathers out there, happy father's day. >> shepard: that would include fred goldman. a civil jury found him civilly liable for that death. >> he still owes a lot of that money. >> shepard: i wonder if he ends up with a gambling site. there is something here. >> he has probably gotten more followers already in the last few minutes. >> shepard: oh, well. nice to see you, ricky. small businesses are telling the white house that china tariffs

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supplies from china and that he would be forced to raise prices, which would force the skies to go dark on july 4th. hillary vaughn reporting she is live from the international trade commission and d.c. >> we talked to several apparel companies that tell us their stock for the back-to-school shopping season as well as the holiday shopping season are already on the boat from china headed here to the u.s., and they tell me that if it does not make it to customs in time before these tariffs are put in place, they are worried that they are going to be stock picking up the cost. telling me that they have already negotiated deals with stores, so if there is a surprise tariff, they are going to have to pay have. >> no one's writing as a check for these tariffs. china is not writing as a check for these tariffs. we will observe them and have to

deal with them, and basically, i see it as attacks on american consumers. >> they would also take ahead if these were to go into effect. they represent companies like hasbro and mattel. they say that they would be devastating to their industry, following what happened last year when toys 'r' us shut down. we also talk to to the senior vice president of apparel and footwear, representing gap, l.l. bean. they say that these tariffs could wipe out entire companies, midsize to small if they don't hike prices for consumers. >> we certainly expect to see a more expensive toys. >> it is an extinction level effects. inflationary, so it helps to say that they are not going to be in business, or passing prices along. >> the national retail federation say that they would

pay 4.4 billion more dollars every year. >> shepard: anybody at this conference think that these tariffs are a good idea? >> well, yes, that many factors that make clothing are hoping that it pushes businesses to bring clothing operations back here. that is something the administration has also been pushing. >> i've been in this business 40 years. i've seen china going to wto. i've seen their plain and illegal practices. i'm here today to support the administration with the tariffs. because it starts as a level playing field. it can hopefully shift the manufacturing back into the western hemisphere. >> a lot of companies i talked to today mentioned moving operations to vietnam and singapore. not the u.s. >> shepard: hillary vaughn come alive for us. major ruling today from the nation's high court. expect a couple of them.

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>> shepard: at the bottom of the hour. time for the news headlines. apologizing to her family after video showed cops pointing guns and threatening to shoot the man and his pregnant wife in front of their children. the parents say their 4-year-old took a dull from a store, and now they're suing. if you want your kids to make varsity, they better quit bathing. a school district in the midwest will soon randomly test students for nicotine. it's not the only thing they are doing to crack down on smoking. returning to the lunar surface.

nasa announcing is planning to put a woman on the moon just a few years from now. details minutes away. an update on fox top story now, iran announcing is ramping up uranium stockpiles after the united states blames iran for attacks on u.s. drones and oil tankers. the deal is having its problems after president trump withdrew the united states from that agreement. reporting live from our middle east newsroom. >> ten days from now, the iranian say that they will surpass the uranium stockpile limit laid out in the nuclear deal. that according to the country, a spokesperson for the nuclear program, the atomic energy organization there, speaking at the heavy water facility. could start enriching uranium at 20%. just steps away from weapons grade materials.

under the current jcpoa, what was established in 2015, they cannot surpass an enrichment level of 3.67%. after the u.s. pulled out of the deal, facing extreme economic pressure, and an effort to try to push the international community to actually renegotiate this deal. the iranians this week saying that they will also increase heavy water capabilities for the country, another key component when building nuclear reactors. >> shepard: what are u.s. allies in that region saying about these threats from iran? >> well, they do, mid heightened tensions in the regions as they are being blamed for a series of attacks over the past months on oil infrastructure. as it relates to the increase stockpile and enrichment today, there was a meeting for a number of countries, including germany and the united kingdom, warming the mike warning them against

breaching the terms. benjamin netanyahu called on the international community to prepare snap sanctions. a series of sanctions set up to impose on the iranian regime if they do make good on these new threats. shep. >> shepard: live in jerusalem. the former egyptian president, mohamed morsi, has died. he reportedly collapsed in a court room today. but now, one side is calling it murder. he was 76 years old. for years, he was a senior member of the most powerful group, the muslim brotherhood. in 2012, he became egypt's first democratically elected president. a year later, the military knocked him out of office and launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood and others. he is been locked up in facing multiple trials. now that is beginning. we have not seen the video from today had, but a defense lawyer says he was addressing court from inside a glass cage, where he is held during the appearances.

the lawyer says he spoke for about 5 minutes and collapsed. they originally reported he fainted. then they said he had a massive heart attack and died. reporting that he died before anybody could get him to a hospital. according to the writer's new jaysonews agency, no sign of iny on his body. now, the muslim brotherhood statement came out just a short time ago. just as this newshour was beginning. came out on international wires and said simply that the muslim brotherhood se said on monday tt the death of the former egyptian president was of full-fledged murder. the muslim brotherhood calling on egyptians to gather at the funeral and in embassies around the world. so, tensions building in egypt too, which is the last thing anyone needs. the supreme court handing democrats a very big won today in a gerrymandering case.

our nation's highest court ruled against virginia's house of delegates, determining they did not have the right to appeal the lower court ruling. those maps are already in use. analysts say they give democrats an edge in a state where republicans currently control the house by the slimmest margin. in 2020, the elections will be the last time that us that uses them because officials will need to redraw them. this has been a back and forth with gerrymandering and court ordered correction and now a decision. a school district is starting random drug testing for students, but in this case, they are not checking for coke or pot or alcohol. up next, the great lengths that they are going to to make sure that students are nicotine free. police in phoenix pulling they're gone on a family they say stole from lessor. the couple says the only thing that was taken was a dull, and the person who did the taking was a 4-year-old. for that, a police officer drew

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>> shepard: did you see the demonstrations in hong kong over the weekend? almost 2 million protesters they tell us not demonstrating in the streets and demanding that the

city leaders resign over handling of a very unpopular extradition bill. no china extradition. you see the sign, it happened yesterday. we've got time left for the protest. they have rejected the city leader's apology over a proposed extradition law. the thing is this law would allow officials to send people who live in hong kong and are accused of crimes to china -- trial, nobody in hong kong wants out. we all know how the chinese wo work. their system of "law & order" is not at all like hong kong. they have wanted separation. they are afraid that some of their freedoms are going to disappear, and they are protesting and loudly. some were images to show you an hour slideshow this afternoon. this is today. still demonstrating outside the legislative building there. this is from overnight. people were asleep on a main

road near that building. they just left on the road overnight. things were moving along well. this is yesterday. like that appeared in the streets of hong kong. tens of thousands of people crowding this particular street. this is just a small part. they marched into the night. you can see that these are cell phone lights, plants from cell phone cameras. some subway stations were shut down as a result of all this. demonstrations in hong kong, trying to protect their freedom. school district and nebraska will start testing students were nicotine as part of its random drug test. the superintendent says disciplinary action for students vaping and using e-cigarettes hit a tipping point last year. this is happening in nebraska. it is like 90 miles southwest of omaha. drug test for nicotine are for students involved in any kind of extracurricular activities you're not just sports, but it would also cover clubs within

the school, the marching band, and all the rest. trace gallagher is life. >> february is just one of many districts that require drug testing, but the only one in the state that will test for nicotine. all the testing is random, and it happens about once a month. each student who participates in an activity is given an i.d. number. they are chosen, and they come into collect the samples for the students in the group. there was some concern that others who have friends and family could be subjected to secondhand smoke and therefore have nicotine in their system, but the school districts of the nicotine house will be set at a level high enough to eliminate secondhand smoke as a possible factor. some believe the testing is an invasion of privacy, but back in 2002, the supreme court ruled that testing for competitive nonathletic activities is

constitutional. and for this district, it is significant because more than 60% of students participate in some type of activity. >> shepard: what happens if one or more comes back positive for nicotine? >> they say each year, a handful of tests come back positive, that is for illegal drugs. when nicotine is included, they expect the number of positives to go up. they hope that it is not a barrier to kids participating in clubs and athletics and other things. the penalties are based on the numbers of offenses. it begins with having to set out for ten days. you might be seeing a lot more of this because the surgeon general says that e-cigarette used by young people has reached epidemic proportions. currently conducting an investigation into the use of e-cigarettes by teenagers. they estimate that more than 3 million high school students are vaping. also looking into adding wi-fi

enabled sensors in the bathrooms that would detect e-cigarette vapor and then notify administrators. >> shepard: trace gallagher, live in los angeles. 50 years after the apollo mission sent americans to the moon for the first time, nasa officials are talking about plans to go back to the moon. last month, the agency rolled out artemis. next generation mission. now we are hearing more about it. susan li reporting live. susan. >> shep, the artemis mission. not only do they want to get astronauts back to the moon, but also hoping to make some histo history. >> under our program named after the twin sister of apollo, artemis, we are not going to send women to the moon for the first time. >> the target is 2024 with an aim to establish a sustainable human presence by 2028. the mission will also be the

first time that astronauts explore the men's southern pole, but it is a costly mission. powerful new rocket called the space launch system. also a new space station, called gateway. it comes with a big price tag. they say that they will likely need 5 billion or $6 billion more each year, on top of their $21 billion annual budget. so far, $1.6 billion of extra funding, but they need a lot more. >> shepard: there has been another shark attack in north carolina. three so far this month. details on this latest attack on a young boy coming up. plus, inc. from one of the victims whose leg and two fingers got bitten off by a shark earlier this month. ♪

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>> shepard: apology? not accepted. >> get out of the [bleep] car. yes, get out now. >> shepard: the mayor and police chief in phoenix are saying that they are sorry about this. after the video showed police officers pulling their guns on family, including a pregnant woman in her young children after they were accused of shoplifting from the dollar store. today, the family rejected the apology. >> it feels like it's a half apology. the officers are still working. they just basically gave us a slap in the face. it's like putting some lemon juice on an open wound. it is hurting us even more that they are still working. nothing is being done. >> shepard: because the story did not press charges. what happened is simple and a little bit embarrassing. her 4-year-old daughter took a doll without her knowing it. that produce the weapons.

alicia is alive and rocky mountain news room. >> hi, shepard. she said he she and her children were terrified and they had never experienced anything like this before. >> i've never been in a situation like that, especially where they had guns pointed at them. i always taught my daughters to stand up against bullies. if something is happening, she had to find out herself. >> they were joined by their attorneys today and community activist, calling on phoenix police to suspend or fire the officers involved during the investigation. when is video show proper in the car, attempting to tell police that the door was malfunctioni malfunctioning. >> it doesn't open. >> you're going to [bleep] get shot. get your hands up. >> i have a baby.

>> city leaders have publicly apologize. the mayor saying that a made her sick. >> we want our residents to feel competent in the department, feel safe here. we need to have a dialogue about how we can do better. the mayor has called on the phoenix police department to attend a community binning, and that is to be held tomorrow. we have reached out, and they have not reached out back. >> shepard: understood. the family so that they will protest at the community meeti meeting. shark has bitten an 18-year-old, an 8-year-old boy in what turns out to be the search shark attack. that is according to officials locally who say that he was swimming when the shark but his leg yesterday. it was on bald head island,

190 miles or so south east of charlotte. you see it there on the map. the very low corner of the state in the water there. the boy went to a hospital, doctors expecting him to be okay. another attack less than 30 miles from their happened last week, and the third, a 17-year-old girl from fort macon state park about 100 miles to the north. and now one, doctors had to cut off her leg after a short shredded it. she says she is doing just fine. >> i think with this situation, i can transform it into something that is not like oh, how tragic, 17-year-old lost a leg. no, we are popping. sharks are still good people. >> shepard: she says she hopes to turn the situation into something good for her and for sharks. there is a warning in new mexico and texas up through nebraska that severe storms are heading their way tonight.

let's turn to our senior meteorologist. chris. >> hey there, shep. talking about their showers and storms now bubbling up around new mexico as you just noted. storms firing up your like wildfire around colorado. you can see the severe storm warnings popping up around the front range and also down to the south. a very heavy rain producers. the potential here will continue to go east. you can see some large hail damaging winds and a flash flood risk will be present. this doesn't just mean for today. it also goes into tomorrow. we are talking about taxes, into oklahoma. more showers. storms will be likely. as we head east, wow. talk about the gulf of mexico, continuing to bring in the chance for showers, storms, all the way up towards the mid-atlantic area. that atmospheric energy, although moisture.

so expect heavy rain, potentially some flooding here. i to the sky. more showers and storms likely as we head into your tuesday. severe storms. >> shepard: thank you. martin maldonado giving every single dad who got time for father's day no choice but to wear it. supporting his blue tie on top of his gear. he wrote the names of his dad, brother, as well as family and close friends, along with "happy father's day." in case you were wondering, it's a clip-on. three heads on the day. if you in a pair of runs. it does say the bat stops here. newscast online with some unique content that streams live just a few minutes from now.

available to you online any time. final bells ringing on wall street on monday here. the numbers are barely green. we will see how it finishes. "your world with neil cavuto" will be able to sort it all out for you. it starts now. >> neil: thank you, shepard. just what is iran up to? we thought we would ask. it sure is a funny way of showing it. meeting with his russian counterpart today. only hours after signaling that it was ramping up its uranium production. key to restarting its nuclear program. all of those, they were fingered in those two attacks. president trump says he knows what they are up to. what is a noun is exactly how it plans to respond. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. so much so quickly.