leland?and: russian officials now saying 23 british diplomats have a week to pack up and leave. this as the diplomatic dispute over a nerve agent -- also ordering the close of the british council. no longer reopen the british consulate in saint petersburg. saying the united kingdom will continue to do what is necessary in their words defend itself. >> rhythm as a result of an appalling attack in the united kingdom. the attempted murder of two people using a chemical weapon developed in russia and not declared by russia, the organization prohibition of chemical weapons. earlier this week the prime minister set out in parliament a number of measures that we took or we're taking to defend ourselves against this type of attack. leland: the move comes by the kremlin days after britain expelled 23 russian diplomats and nearly two weeks after exrussian spy and daughter were poisoned on british soil. rusrussia has vigorously denied. tend to overshadow tomorrow's election where vice president, as you

leland.eland: hundreds of teachers call out sick in states across the country protesting low wages. will they be back in the classroom on monday? >> i support their right to call in sick if they're ill and sick. they're sick today. . leland: plus, how the white house is preparing for one-on-one talks with north korea's kim jong-un and where the summit might happen. another protest in california over the police shooting death of an unarmed black man. william la jeunesse 9:15 there. hi, william. >> well, leland protesting for the fourth straight night. this is the family that released an autopsy from a prominent pathologist, suggesting that this shooting was not justified. details coming up. well, like most of you, i just bought a house. -oh! -very nice. now i'm turning into my dad. i text in full sentences. i refer to every child as chief. this hat was free. what am i supposed to do, not wear it? next thing you know, i'm telling strangers defense wins championships. -well, it does. -right? why

leland.and: a lot of questions on why they are bringing this up after firing of porter. ellison barber with the president in florida, thank you. fox news alert, live pictures near the white house right now, picture courtesy of friends at abc, it appears park in north lawn, a lot of police activity there. this was what was essentially pennsylvania afl, reports of shots being fired and we emphasize that there were reports of. there's no verification for police or anyone else that shots were actually fired, we are told that they are sheltering in place in the white house briefing room, part of that has bullet proof windows and in typical secret service form, they cleared out all of the pedestrians from that area that you see there in lafayette park and clear any time there's suspicious activity. this obviously as you can see a little bit and secret service and also washington fire department, fire rescue there as well, nobody seems all that concern, you don't see people running with rifles as we

leland.e're not sure how it goes forward, but behind me was the scene of the crime yesterday and the sad part about this the man opened fire at 10:30 a.m. and according to folks that were here, some i grew up with since i was six years old, they basically said they had no more contact with him, an exchange of gunfire until they went in 6:00 local time and discovered the horror within. leland: it's hard that this would end a wonderful program. about the program, pathway home, you said it was folks that the va essentially had given up on. is it public or private money? >> it's private. the home was where civil war veterans were. yountville has been here over 100 years, over. this building was rented by them. a private program helping a public problem. the community basically supported it and the va actually supported it. a lot of these men were kind of given up on because they were so affected by ptsd and you hope it doesn't end the program, but when i tell you this is a gun-free zone and the m

leland.eland: we're looking at the signs highlighted on the jumbotron. $1.50, some talk about the math that marco rubio gets from the n.r.a. divided by the number of students in florida how they arrived at that. and as you talk to these folks, bringing in hundreds of people from chicago and around the country ain't cheap. what are people talking about how they got to come here. who is funding this? they want you to believe it's student run, but there are big names behind this and big money. >> they say this was organized and created and inspired by students and students have been adamant when they're asked questions about funding that they don't take any money that has any strings attached. they said in a 60 minutes interview with cbs politicians asked them for support and their answer is no, they say this is not about outside groups and they say they are refusing to let themselves be influenced by outside groups even if some try. as far as the money here today, there has been a lot of suppor

leland: wow, brig general keane back in on this.t of america willing to support wounded warriors and it is the first that is willing to take advantage of it. >> and fortunately, they're a truly despicable people like this in american society i hope they are punished by the full measure of the law by how insulting that his tour veterans. >> here's the thing on this one. you talk about vulnerable members of our society. when our veterans already don't get resources they need to run health care, mental health, all these other things than to think anyone would take from that authority to smallest despicable. >> will come up with more adjectives. will be working on it. wildfires raging across australia killing hundreds of paddles. but officials say caused the deadly fires. ( ♪ ) only tena intimates has pro-skin technology designed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample call 1-877-get-tena. for a free sample fthere's flonase sensimist.f up around pets. it relieves all your worst sympt

reporter: hi, leland.te in denver's in denver's reporting is illegal immigrant who was charged with vehicular homicide committed dui as well as a felony hit and run in a crash that killed 57-year-old man last saturday is now out on bond. all week long the denver sheriff's department has refused immigration and customs enforcement request to detain 26-year-old ivan zamarripa castaneda so they could take him into custody. now his whereabouts are unknown. a $25,000 bond making him a free man until his next court date. it is unclear if he's a nice custody are free. zamarripa castaneda was arrested saturday after a deadly hit-and-run in colorado between his pickup and a semi truck. the 26 road fled the scene after learning zamarripa castaneda was here illegally. i.c.e. issued a detainer requesting that the denver sheriff's department detain him longer so that i can hold him in custody while the denver sheriff's department denied i.c.e. request saying we will not honor civil detainer is as it is considered uncon

leland: interesting point.t was a good guy with a gun who prevented further tragedy this past week in maryland. good to see you guys. we'll be talking about this a lot. >> thank you. >> in the weeks after the shooting, police departments across the country have stepped up their training. first responders on how to bring medical care to those who need it most and first in an emergency. fox news correspondent laura ingle has more. reporter: trying to save lives while protecting your road. this is rescue task force training come as close to real life active shooter and said that as they get. this drill being run by the national center for security and preparedness is using local emfs in one person agencies in poughkeepsie, new york or the goal of the training is to bring rapid trash to victims under the protection of armed officers. >> we have to stop the killing and dying. >> learning the language and movement of armed entry has been going on nationwide for years. >> i think i hear gunshots. reporter: in mass sho

leland.eland: ice around the country for what should happen if a mayor ships off illegal immigrants? it happened. a breakdown of what law should group in an vladimir putin seen his nation's nuclear muscle from his post by the invincible nuclear missile means for the united states. the russia probe now expanding yet again where robert mueller spoke of being and how the white house is responding to the latest shakeup connected now to the investigation. >> i think when he feels frustrated about the russia probe and all of the things that he watches on television or reads about in the paper, he feels slighted by attorneys not going to let it go. he's a person who doesn't pull a punch and he said that as much when he was campaigning. theratears®. morning on the beach until... it... wasn't. don't let type 2 diabetes get between you and your heart. because your risk of heart attack or stroke is up to four times greater. but there are steps you can take to lower your cardiovascular risk. talk to your

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wing leland: that is -- that is a good thing? leland: that is a good thing.eone who is unknown and you throw in more uncertainty where people are unsure about the trade site. might as looking to economic policy as stable as possible. betty: despite these moves and we talk about the regulatory changes, you say it is going to get quite interesting in the coming months. why? leland: president trump is itching to do something big. we know 301 is coming. people have been trained to not really think that president trump is going to do what he says he is going to do. the tariffs were a surprise, but firsthing from trump's year has been him announcing something big, and maybe the reality is not as bad as people think. but it is coming, it is coming down the pipeline. the question is how big? they want to make it bigger, but have not settled on it. the question is not whether the president will move forward with it -- betty: it is how big? 1 are we talking -- david: are we talking just restrictions? leland: those are being looked at closely. you will have investment r

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we began with leland vittert at the white house.ood evening, leland. >> good evening, shannon, a long way to go from today's announcement to a potential historic handshake between president trump and kim jong un. do white house officials today speaking after the announcement saying they don't know when, they don't know where, and they don't know exactly how such a meeting would play out. some experts outside of the administration say the most likely place is the freedom house on the dmz. president trump tried to visit the dmz during his trip, but his helicopters got turned around by bad weather. now for the policy, here is the president's tweet tonight. "kim jong un talked about denuclearization with a south korean representative. also no missile testing by north korea during the period of time. great progress being made, but sanctions will be made until an agreement is reached. meeting being planned." as for the meeting, this was the president this past weekend at the gridiron dinner. "i won't rule out talks with kim jong un, i jus

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leland: president trump nixing pants and policy at the annual annual -- gridiron.ni: the president gets tough on trade outlined in their care outlined in their care proposal for for aluminum and steel imports. what sort of impact will it have on the american worker? we'll discuss it with congressman mark campbell. leland: doj were doing the actions of oakland's mayor for she says not everybody agrees with charges she could face.

hey, leland. >> good evening, even democrats face an identity crisis they will have to solve if theyanted blue wave to sweep america in 2018. take the texas senate race, for example. we are getting an early look at how ted cruz will attack his upcoming opponent. how will he do it? on his perceived strength as a a -- take a look at this with the country song. >> ♪ so he changed his name to beto ♪ ♪ and hit it with a grin ♪ wants those open borders and he wants to take our guns ♪ ♪ not a chance on earth ♪ he'll get a vote from texas ♪ if you're going to run in texas ♪ ♪ you can't be a liberal man >> o'rourke won the texas primary by putting up huge numbers of democratic primary numbers, among his more controversial proposals, providing undocumented immigrants with free legal assistance to fight deportation and another providing them with free health care. in addition to the ad, cruz attacked o'rourke as a version of bernie sanders, and they wonder if it will make them more vulnerable in the general against ted cruz. >> it is very hard to knock off an incumbent. i believe the average fo

leland: mugshots of shame. an investigation busting a major scam against wounded warriors.sands of dollars meant for injured

. >> no, there's three on leland and there's two additional on the rear, so we're five. >> vice president richards: okay. and if the whole thing was rezoned nc, you'd still be allowed more than four. >> we'd have to do the math. >> vice president richards: i don't think we're ready to actually make a decision today. the other thing is i don't see 3-d drawings. this thing is almost impossible for me to try to figure out how it looks from the various angles. one of the d.r. requesters got up and marked it up. i really want to see 3-d drawings and then from the air to see, but i encourage you to go back and maximizing the midblock open space, not having the easement because you have the lot configured a different way, and trying to get as many units or more in. >> president hillis: commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: the project design, it's a level lot, and it has a grade difference in the rear of the property from front to back about 3 feet plus, i think that should be taken into consideration and appropriately dealt with in what we're seeing here. at the moment that is not expresse

leland vittert has all the details. a speaker we'll see if he can do that and run to get the money, shannon. despite considerable setbacks and delays on his signature campaign promise, the president seems undeterred. >> that is what i do, i build. i was always very good at building, it's always my best thing. i think better than being president, i was may be good at building. like you people, you are good at building. [cheers and applause] i think may be i'll be better at president even. that would be good. speak of the white house scheduled today, and the white house president talked about his massive infrastructure plan. he said it's unlikely that it will happen after the midterm and sprayed many conservatives angry about the massive spending bill he did sign, and that bill, hundreds of millions of dollars for the military. he talked to the defense secretary using for his wall. this figure we 1.6 billion and we've already started, you saw the pictures yesterday, what a thing of beauty. on september 20th, we go further

leland: plus late-night arrest after two people killed at central michigan university while the gunmanllegedly opened fire. and clean-up after winter storm in the northeast.

leland: president trump praising china for continuing to help, sitting down with the north korean dictatore house is looking at this week. eboni: and florida's new gun law, some calling it an attack on the second amendment. ♪

>> sandra: leland vittert, thank you for those baracking details. with us tonight byron york, washington examiner, fox news contributor. good to see you in the evening. >> good to be here: i think the most important thing to remember is the main question that everybody has been pursue something did the donald trump campaign and russia collude to influence the 2016 election? keep that in mind when you remember that this meeting in the seychelles was in january 2017. it was two months after the election. it was not a meeting to try to influence the election. after that, what does it mean? even if erik prince were representing the trump transition and you just heard leland report he said he definitely was not. but even if he were, i mean, this would be the incoming administration trying to establish some sort of ties with another country prior to the president's inauguration, which is not all that different from that phone call that michael flynn had with sergey kislyak who was a russian ambassador. a lot of experts say there was nothing wrong with tha

leland vittert is looking into what's happening with the tariffs. >> we talk about this political addage before. it's the economy stupid. friday we saw the financial cost of a political decision today the financial gain of softening hard line of a trade war with china. this is front page of "wall street journal." u.s.-china quietly seek trade solutions. that story only cited people familiar with the situation. it was clearly a planned leak to calm fears laying out how the trump administration might not be as tough with the chinese as the president advertised. it worked. the dow had its single largest point gain since 2008. although it is far from the largest percentage gain, traders dumped stock on friday started buying them back. >> stock market, we were over playing this trade war thing. this is donald trump being donald trump. it looks like his aggressive nature bringing this to brink of trade war. >> this weekend, president trump treasury secretary tried to temper his boss's tough talk on fox news sunday. >> the president said they want to cut the trade deficit hundred billion over t

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those with a history or diagnosis of gender d-- leland vittert joins us alive. >> for all the nuance of trying to understand those 48 pages of new government policy, well, the reaction tells you just about everything. civil rights groups and transgender advocacy groups are furious. the policy set forth by the secretary of defense state that transgender persons with a history or diagnosis with gender dysphoria are disqualified from military. more on that in a minute. the department of defense concludes there are substantial risks associated with allowing the retention of individuals with history or diagnosis of gender -- it's not conducive to military effectiveness. we keep hearing that over and over. and while the new policy allows a few narrow exceptions, it is not for the aclu, who said the white house has released tonight is transphobia as policy. on the other hand, the center for military readiness says the policy does not go far enough. in part, from their statement, the president says, this announcement today, says nothing about ending political correctness in the military. a p

>>from dnc vice chair keith ellison to women's march co-chair -- good evening, leland. >> good evening, shannon. ordinarily condemning a person who called hitler a very great man and espouses anti-se -- just listen to former obama senior advisor on the view, seeming to compare a meeting with louis farrakhan to a meeting she disagreed with at the white house. >> but you have to -- if you want to lead an inclusive movement, you have to be clear about hate and we have to be against it. >> last month the anti-defamation league called on the president. the former president spokesperson released a statement condemning farrakhan's views but not the man. he, meaning president obama still rejects the views farrakhan continues to espouse. the coalition is calling for the resignation of seven members of the black caucus for having close ties to farrakhan. congressman danny davis of illino illinois followed president obama's form danny davis blows a chance to denounce farrakhan's hateful words. the rnc chair now saying the dnc needs to address its ties with farrakhan. ellison dismissed his relatio

leland: and as president trump tries to speed up much-needed reforms in the va.ackson,

leland vittert joins us live with more on that. hey. >> good evening, shannon. lots of news but very few answers to the core questions here. when and where does the trump, summit take place, one with the ground rules, and what does the north koreans really want for their nukes? one thing is sure. the chinese made it clear with this visit that they play a front and center wall when it comes to dealing with the kim regime. the president paid respect to his chinese counterpart to that effect today tweeting, "received a message last night from xi jingping of china that he had a meeting with him drunk on and it went very well and kim looks forward to his meeting with me. in the meantime, and unfortunately, maximum sanctions and pressure must be maintained at all costs." despite their freeze on my cell a nuclear custom of the north koreans appear to be moving forward at all costs and a breakneck speed with her nuclear program. no photo show another reactor, the north claims that is for peaceful electric generation. intelligence reports it is also capable of throwing o

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leland: happy easter, good passover. >> fox news alert, u.s. consulate staff in st. petersburg wrapping up operations as russia follows through on threats of retaliation. moscow giving u.s. representatives until today to be out of the consulate building in st. petersburg while also ordering 60 american diplomats out of the country. the move adding tension to the already-strained relationship between the u.s. and russia. hello and welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm molly line. kelly: i'm kelly wright, and all this comes days after president trump ordered the expulsion of 60 russian dip promats in a show of solidarity with the e.u. and the nato hall lies, of course, over the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter on british soil. meanwhile, back here in the u.s. president trump taking to twitter to target amazon and california's governor. we have live team coverage right now on all of these breaking developments. garrett tenney begins our day live in washington with more on the u.s. tension with russia. but we begin with peter doocy, he's in west palm be

. >> woodruff: "new york times" reporter john leland began following a group of men andn womeo rangedage from 87 to 92. and what he learned shattered his expectations about aging and death, as he explains in his humble opinion. >> people are always telling us s live each day as if it's our last, but few oftually do this, for two good reasons. the first is that if ylly thought today was your last day, you wouldn't pay the utility billr save for retirement, a pretty soon you're in the dark eating cned beans over an open flame. and the secondeason is that we n't like to think about death or dying, except as something that happens to other ople. a few years ago i met a man named john sorensen, who taught me how to think about death, and it changed my life. he was 91 and he missed his partner of 60 years, and every ti i visited him he said h wanted to die. he wasn't depressed or even sad. in fact, talking about dyingal ys got him in a good mood. wanting to die was the best reason to live. what i mean is this. john loved opera and he loved old movie musicals. wanting to die meant noting tha

hard right wing voters but because they live in rustbelt in leland various places where she's holding the. the congress and they that what they want is hope and a sense of some sort of change now that's exactly what mark corcoran still of it and actually the most the greatest threat to her party apart from all the internal wrangles and the factionalism within it that setter is the fact that. we attracted back into the mainstream call to exploit my calling so i really think it's this is really i wonder so i've got this completely wrong and as a political scientist who say that's that's quite feasible cooper a lot of things wrong but nevertheless i would say that by the end of that weekend she will have been a bit like the british rugby team and we think she's just misreading things and was complacent and doesn't read that just like but can community she was riding high a year ago for straight structural forces beyond our control and now she's being dumped to go by the same structural forces because the tide has turned professor roger head thank you very much indeed for joining us thank

leland: let's understand, negotiation, what better way to let them negotiate than say hey there's a tariffjust told the whole u.s. what it's going to be. originally he was going to do this two weeks ago, mid march and then he said this morning he wasn't going to do it today that negotiation wasn't going the way he thought he gave everybody something to think about and canada. you have something to think about. come to the table on nafta. that's what the president is saying, can he walk this all back, in a heartbeat. liz: alan tell us how you're seeing markets react at the cme in chicago? >> a lesson i've learned is a 24 -48 hour rule anything the president says as far as change in policy you want to see how the markets react let's go back to the dollar where they talk about the weakness it shook things up for a day and people realize there's not a lot of teeth in that bite, so we'll see where the markets are in next few hours next few days but let's remember, it was two days ago we were within 800 points of the highs in the s&p and within 800 points 800 points in the dow , 80 points in the

us now to talk geopolitics and trade negotiations, we have two gurus with us, peter alexander, and lelandiller. he has a new read on the xchines economy. give us the read and i want to dive into what these meetings mean what the tariffs mean what xi for life means all of it. >> a lot of people coming out of 2017 saw this organic momentum china had its hard landing and now it's going to explode in the next two years what we're seeing is a good first quarter performance. there was not a poor economy but you saw weakness starting to creep in from having all systems go throughout 2017 capex softening. profits weakening. you had indications that the type of strength they pushed for all of 2017, it will not be there through 2018 >> is that something therefore that you think not only becomes an issue there, but then affects the rest of us >> this is not the type of thing that will creep outwards a lot of this has to do with the trade actions bouncing back and forth between the two countries. you don't want to see a weakened chinese economy, that will not affect the u.s. economy too much >> are w

credibility is one part of a larger effort not just to slander me personally but to taint the fbi, lelandpresumes that the president has control over bureaucracy we've learned nothing over the last year is that they do whatever they want. geraldo: here is the problem. you've now created, you probably had him all along he was probably like a democratic mole within the fbi from the get go. i mean, that's my surmise. his wife dr. jill mccabe ran for democratic state office. she got three-quarters of a million dollars from the allie of hillary clinton i get all of that but now you have to remember that, so he is mccabe who takes over his acting director of the fbi in may, right? pete: uh-huh. geraldo: so he's acting director of the fbi from may until august what he is saying now is you've made me an enemy. i am very bitter. i am very angry. you screwed me on friday night. do you know why you did it? you did it because i know why you really fired james comey, the fbi director. you really fired james comey the fbi director because you wanted to obstruct mueller's investigation into the presiden