in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> lauren blanchard in washington tonight, thank you. >>> new at 6:00, state lawmakers are considering a bill aimed at protecting california renters from eviction. under the measure, california landlords would be required to accept rent payment from third parties. supporters of the bill say many tenants who were struggling to afford their rent have family members or others pay for them but they say some landlords still try to evict them instead of accepting those third party payments. many democrats support the bill including an assemblyman from san francisco. >> landlords have every reason to want to receive rent. so this is just a way to ensure that the tenant can get some help and pay the rent on time to the landlord. >> but most landlord groups in california oppose the bill. they are concerned that the measure could require landlords to accept only partial payments from third parties. >>> a follow-up now involving a san jose family facing eviction. ktvu's jesse gary tells us they found a last-minute option that is allowing them now to mo

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> we talked to barbara lee about the decision in it leaves the u. s. more isolated she said. >> this pulling out of the iran deal shows that the united states cannot be trusted. we do not live up to our commitments. and it looks like the rest of the world will move forward. >> reporter: she hopes that the european allies will work with iran to keep the frame work -- framework of it going. you can find out more information online, ktvu.com. >>> san francisco police chief, bill scott, he is one of the three finalists to become chief of the lapd. he was interviewed for the job last week and he is up for the job along with two commanders already employed by the lapd. the san francisco police department would not report on the current chief he is retiring on june 27. >>> a group of parents marched to the walnut creek courthouse. >> our kids are not for sale. >> they said there were three judges of willfully disregarding evidence in cases involving child protective services. they claim that a number of the judges, the city rulings were not based on

>> shannon: lauren blanchard liber the state of armored.e will check back in with you as part of the extended coverage tonight as we await the arrival's. breaking, israel said iranian backed forces in syria have fired missiles into the golan heights area targeting the israeli military. a live report from jerusalem. first, chief national correspondent at henry digging into president obama's legacy and president trump's latest efforts to dismantle it. >> after the president pulled out of the iran nuclear deal yesterday, a lot of chatter from democrats criticizing him, saying this is going to hurt america's image around the world, his national security advisor john bolton was out today saying just the opposite, they believe it was strange in their hand heading into the north korean peace negotiations. as we go through the list on the foreign policy stage, also domestically, there has been a seismic shift on a whole series of issues. starting with iran as i noted just yesterday. the president pulling out of the nuclear deal. in large part, he w

in windsor, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> yes, which tiara? she gets to choose.nd you can watch and find the answers to all those questions with us. the royal wedding live right here on ktvu. we will stream it live on our website as well. ktvu.com. live coverage begins at 3:30 in the morning. >> we will be on it. >>> meantime, in hawaii, people are watching and they are waiting. scientists are warning that the kilauea volcano may erupt again. special masks are now being passed out to protect people from falling asked. yesterday, a parable volcanic eruption -- powerful volcanic eruption shot ash 30,000 feet into the air. there may be an even explosion. >> this is the kind of event that we have been expecting might happen. based on interactions of the dropping lava levels. so this explosive event is consistent with what we were thinking it might happen. >> so far, because of the eruptions, at least 26 homes have been destroyed. 2000 people have evacuated. >>> new this morning, the golden state killer there's word that he could be linked to a 13th murder case in cal

>> i think olivo blanchard earlier spoke about psychological contagion.nk that's right it's rational for investors to reappraise their risk analysis in terms of these investments. but i think there are significant differences. in particular in spain notwithstanding the risk that emerged in recent days spain and ireland have been the poster boys of coming out of restructuring and seeing their economies adjust their competitiveness to levels where they can grow quite strongly so spain has been quite a positive story therefore over time i wouldn't expect that contagion to be as persistent as it's been over the last number of days. >> just returning to italy specifically, is there a buying opportunity there with stocks in terms of opportunities for a price increase, a bounce back from yesterday is that cynical? in terms of the investor mindset, you're looking at this uncertainty in italy you're looking at policies being put forward by leagga and five star, is there reason to park your money there now >> i think there is. you asked the question why did preside

fox news, laura blanchard is there. -- lauren blanchard is there. >> reporter: it will be two hours men the president and others will welcome home these three americans that were detained. they were detained by crew, his regime. >> it will be a great thing for north korea. >> reporter: he was raising the release. they were let go after a 90 minute visit with mike pompeo and the north korean leader, the photo showed that the two were all smiles. he was hello -- he was held overseas since 2015 and the other two have been there since spring of last year. the secretary of state said that the men were well enough to walk onto the airplanes without assistance. on twitter the president called wednesdays meeting, good, he will have his own pace debate -- face to face meeting with kim jong-un next month. >> i think that we have to remember that north korea, it's leader hasn't suddenly turned into some statesman who loves peace and wants nothing else to do with his past, the past pursuit of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: secretary pump air -- pompeo and the detainees made a stop in alaska. as we m

with me are jack blanchard, who's the editor of politico's london playbook, and rosamund urwin, the financialfront pages are already in. let's start with the metro. it features a picture of summer grant — the seven year old girl who died after being thrown in to the air on a bouncy castle — two fairground workers have been found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. the telegraph talk about new plans for the nhs where 999 patients will be assessed by video before ambulances are sent out. a shake up at rolls royce features on the front of the financial times. its chief operating officer, simon kirby, is the fist high profile casualty — afterjust 19 months in thejob. oh baby! — it's a ‘royal exclusive‘ on the front of the mirror. they quote a friend of prince harry and his fiance meghan markle — who claims the couple want their first child as soon as possible. the i shows the three american men freed from north korean prison. president trump says it's a huge gesture of goodwill from north korea's, kimjong un. ‘fire and anger in tehran‘ — the guardian show the moment that members of the ir

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> the bay area's slow afternoon commute was slower todayateo bridge with all lanes closed causing miles of backup on the peninsula. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. two eastbound lanes of the san mateo bridge now reopened following a multi-car crash that happened about 3 p.m. this afternoon. all lanes were closed for about an hour. from skyfox, you can see three vehicles were involved in the crash including a ferrari, nissan and a van. there don't appear to be any major injuries despite heavy damage to the cars. there was a huge backup. traffic started moving about an hour ago. here's a look at the backup from our traffic map. you can see all the red there. that means that traffic is essentially stopped as a result of this accident. just a really tough situation now for folks heading home eastbound in the commute direction on the san mateo bridge. keep that in mind in that area tonight. >>> the two men accused in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire were back in court today trying to get the charges aga

lauren blanchard, fox news. >> make sure you joint ktvu tomorrow. we're going to have live reports from windsor all throughout the day beginning at 5 am. you're going to see everything that's happening leading up to saturday's royal wedding. >>> i have to admit, i'm kind of excited. nothing like a royal wedding. >> you have to watch. >> coming up in our 6:00 era, there was a deadly crash in oakland. now police have found a gun at the scene. allie rasmus will have a live report on this investigation coming up. >>> reuben foster of the 49ers is going back to court today. the court hearing that could clear foster of all charges or send the case to chart -- trial. but we are off to a nice start. we have a couple things going on. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. traffic your is moderate. >>> there's a little coolness in the air. napa airport, drops to 42. santa rosa, eighth risk 46. it will be a little warmer on those high temps. >>> we're on the scene of a deadly crash in oakland. what we know so far about the investigation coming up. >>> i would

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> here at home, fire officials are warning californiansbe ready for a year-round fire season at an event in santa rosa this morning as part of wildfire awareness week. they are warning people to expect another bad fire season after last year brought one of the worst seasons in state history. the lengthy drought has killed millions of trees in california forests leaving them vulnerable to large wildfires. >> this is the new normal. this is not just here in the north bay. statewide, throughout california, we are experiencing more fires, more acreage burned, more homes destroyed, and just in general more intense fires. that's the normal. >> officials are asking homeowners to help out by keeping brush and flammable materials away from their homes. they also recommend that residents sign up for emergency alerts and set up an evacuation plan for the families. >>> there's a new plan to solve the housing crisis. tom vacar says it involves a parcel of plan where a government building currently stands. >> reporter: it was county employee appreciatio

lauren blanchard is live with is now from windsor with the very latest.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave, pam. countdown is on until prince harry and meghan markle tie the knot. they announced her few there -- future father-in-law, prince charles, has gotten the job. >> hip hip hooray! >> reporter: the atmosphere is electric as preparations for the wedding are underway. inside windsor castle, florists are working to transform st. george's chapel into a spring garden. 600 guests will be surrounded by seasonal plants and flowers. including meghan's favorite flower, peonies. tribute to princess diana, who loved them. >> making a really special occasion. >> reporter: the nature is putting the finishing touches on their wedding cake. but the celebratory confection will reportedly have a surprise twist. 24 chefs are in the kitchen cooking up the menu that will be served at both receptions following that noble nuptials. it will mary love it dishes from the couple's childhood. seasonal produce will be front and center. >> recipes and dishes which belon

lauren blanchard is live now on capitol hill with more. >> reporter: president trump didn't touch on his legal troubles today while speaking at the national day of prayer. instead, he let his twitter do the talking. the president blasted out a series of tweets saying the money his lawyer michael cohen paid the former porn actress stormy daniels didn't come from campaign contributions. his new lawyer rudy giuliani revealing the president reimbursed cohen for paying daniels in 2016 so she wouldn't talk about an alleged sexual encounter with the president a decade earlier. >> it wasn't for the campaign. it was to save their marriage as much as their reputation. >> reporter: giuliani says cohen merely told the president he had expenses for which mr. trump reimbursed him. >> he didn't know the details of this until we knew the details of it which is a couple of weeks ago. maybe not even a couple of weeks ago, maybe 10 days ago. >> reporter: the president denied knowledge a month ago. [ inaudible question ] >> reporter: reporters asking the white house press secretary about giuliani's reve

lauren blanchard is in washington with the latest. also the president's comments about the money paid to stormy daniels. lauren. >> reporter: hi, frank. a little bit of everything today. well, president trump veered off script in his nra speech today going off on gun control and going after special counsel robert mueller. his investigation. >> your second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never, ever be under siege as long as i'm your president. >> reporter: that was one of the president's many lines that brought the crowd at the national rifle association's annual meeting to its feet. [ cheers ] >> reporter: before the president arrived in dallas, he spoke about porn actress stormy daniels to reporters in front of air force one. he defended how the white house has handled information on a $130,000 hush payment to daniels days before the 2016 election. >> we're not changing any stories. all i'm telling you is that this country is right now running so smooth and to be bringing up that kind of crap and to be bringing up wi

as lauren blanchard reports, the announcement comes only hours after mr.mp welcomed home three american detainees who were released from north korea. >> reporter: in just over a month, president trump will be traveling thousands of miles away, for a meeting with a man he has long considered a threat. president trump turning to twitter to announce new details of his highly anticipated meeting with north korean leader, kim jong-un. saying it will take place in singapore on june 12th, and that both will try to make it a very special moment for world peace. >> we've had folks on the ground, having meetings every day. >> reporter: the details of the sitdown coming hours after three americans held hostage by north korea were welcomed back by the president. their release, setting the stage for the upcoming senate. >> we want to thank kim jong- un, who really was excellent to these three incredible people. >> their release should not be exalted. it should be expected. >> reporter: the president's remarks, drying criticism by some. but, house speaker paul ryan says

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> iraq announced today a u.s.-led coalition has arrested five top leaders of isis. those involved in tracking down the suspected terrorist leaders reportedly include iraqi troops in coordination with u.s.-backed syrian forces. the pentagon says the arrests mark the latest major victory against isis in iraq. >>> joining forces in the race for mayor. coming up at 5:30, what two of the bigger names in the race did to solidify support in san francisco. >> beyond stressful. i have already had two panic attacks yesterday. >> we all know it's hard to find affordable housing in the bay area. coming up next, it's moving day for a family that was evicted from their home but actually this story has a happy ending. >> it's warming up out there. a little warmer today and significantly warmer tomorrow. details on your friday forecast coming up. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal he

lauren blanchard joins us live from washington with more. >>> reporter: good evening. well, president trump veered "off script" in his nra speech today going off on gun control and going after special counsel robert mueller's investigation. >> your second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never, ever be under siege as long as i'm your president. >> reporter: that was one of the president's many lines that brought the crowd at the national rifle association's annual meeting to its feet. [ cheers ] >> reporter: before the president arrived in dallas, he spoke about porn actress stormy daniels to reporters in front of air force one. he defended how the white house has handled information on a $130,000 hush payment to daniels days before the 2016 election. >> we're not changing any stories. all i'm telling you is that this country is right now running so smooth and to be bringing up that kind of crap and to be bringing up witch hunts all the time, that's all you want to talk about you're going to see -- excuse me. excuse me -- >> reporter: that's despite the

lauren blanchard is at the state department. she has details on mike pompeo's efforts. good morning, lauren. >> good evening, good morning, shannon. we are just a few hours away from one president trump will be there to greet these three americans. let's take a look at their journey across the world. first buying from pyongyang, north korea, to japan. from there they flew to anchorage, alaska, for a quick refuel. now they are scheduled to arrive in less than three hours at joint base andrews. the larger plane carrying the three prisoners, the other plane carrying the secretary of state mike pompeo. pompeo telling reporters on their way home, "i am thrilled that we have them back. i'm happy that actually president trump set the conditions for this to happen and i'm thrilled with that. there is still a lot of work to do to achieve our ultimate goals." here's what we know about the three freed americans. tony kim and kim hak song, both working at the pyongyang university of science and technology when they were arrested in the spring of 2017. kim dong chul, arrested in 201

i'm lauren blanchard in windsor.est details from the royal wedding coming up. >>> and we're watching some of the he commutes for you. including this one at the bay bridge toll plaza. moderate commute so far driving into san francisco. >>> and there's a bitter fog bank this morning. we will have some sun already. there's a westerly breeze on our friday forecast. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. . >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. happy friday to you. i hope it's off to a good start. the weather seems pleasant to me. not too hot, not too cold. >> as long as pam is happy, you and i are happy. a lot of low clouds. much bigger fog bank than we saw yesterday morning at this time. no doubt about it. even though temperatures warmed up, they are still slightly below average. today, they will trend down today. just a bigger fog bank. it will be cool and breezy. some areas already far enough away from any fog bank influence. a little westerleigh breeze behind there. san francisco, 60, 53. average is 64,

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> there are new developments in the ghost ship warehousewith 36 counts of manslaughter are denied their request to toss the case. >> you don't have evidence. how do you prosecute somebody? you don't have a cause of the fire. how do you prosecute somebody? >> today's ruling from the judge in the east bay means the trial against derick almena and max harris will move forward. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. almena and harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person who died in the ghost ship warehouse fire in 2016. we get new developments now from ktvu crime reporter henry lee. almena's wife was also in court today. >> reporter: yes. this was the first time we have seen her in court in recent months and both she and the defense say these two men have nothing to do with the tragic fire and shouldn't be facing charges. a judge denied a motion by derick almena and max harris to toss the 36 involuntary manslaughter charges they each face, one count for each victim who died in the ghost

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thank you, lauren blanchard. >>> time now 8:11.northern california is unhappy about losing ad space at costco. >> why those business owners believe the retailer removed their banners. more on that next. >>> a man takes aim at police officers at president trump's golf course. more on the suspect and why investigators said he had one goal in mind. >>> although no sun to see in san jose this morning. as we get to the second part of the morning, temperatures on the mild side. i'll take a look at what you can expect coming up. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> time now 8:13, a georgia woman was killed, another injured at a shooting outside a high school graduation. this happened yesterday in the parking lot of mount zion high school south of atlanta. police say the ceremony was just wrapping up when an argument broke out in a parking lot. two women were shot and a pregnant woman were injured after being pushed by people running from that scene. so far no arrests have been made. >>> investigators say an armed man carrying an american flag open

. >> lauren blanchard in washington. live pictures there of either marine one or marine to, that may have been president trump touching down on marine one. lauren, thank you. >>> president trump suggested today that reporters should have their credentials revoked for reporting negative news about him. in a tweet this morning he complained that despite tremendous success, most of the network news about him is negative or fake. the white house later said the administration is very committed to a free press. president trump has held one formal dress conference since his inauguration, but he has allowed frequent access by reporters in other less formal settings. >>> hundreds of people remembered a young life cut short in danville. the candlelight vigil was held for a student who drowned at his school. >>> people are trying now to find some hope in this terrible loss. >> reporter: julie, i spoke with students who say they have known ben curry for many years. they told me they suspect suicide, and tonight, they came down to th

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. ♪ >>> we are not like president donald j.rump, building a wall around our city. >> a townhall was posted as someone runs for reelection in oakland. >>> the pending eviction that authorities say triggered a deadly sitting -- shooting in mill valley, as the two victims and gunmen are identified. >>> i will let you know what you can expect for weather on saturday, sunday and beyond. >>> more about yesterday shooting at avon apartment complex in mill valley. the two victims have been identified as 84-year-old landlord leonard lou and his daughter 30-year-old sabrina lou. when they went to talk to attendant about a pending eviction, the tenant pulled out a gun and opened fire, injuring lou and killing his daughter. the shooter, 71-year-old victor lugo, turned the gun on himself. the neighbor told us that she is in shock that people had to die as the result of a landlord- tenant dispute. >> there is always means to negotiate or put your complaints out rationally. but taking a life, i do not think it is worth it. >> the landlord spe

have a chance we're going to be chatting to a foreman same item on the legend is ian roche and rob blanchard it's goes up to manchester to look at some of the world's caustic for sure welcome to the stan callie will show. we here in paris city of lights to talk about the great. french football. and that was when the local play in. front of let's go back to nineteen ninety four for my european champions how disappointing was it is a nice you know as a young footballer to not qualify for nine hundred ninety four that was a disaster because we had two games in hand true and we needed one point to go through and to go to the united states and they do work we lost the two games we had a home and it was a real disaster i mean the. the dream that we have we had to see that beautiful squad going to the united states fell off in one study and off the goals for the last second and. everybody was ashamed of being a french guy loving football you have to remember that you do european championship in one thousand two was also a disaster when we went out after the group stage so. we had the idea of rebuil

have a chance we're going to be chatting to a foreman same item on the legend is ian roche and rob blanchard it's goes up to manchester to look at some of the world's caustic for sure welcome to the stan callable show. we here in paris. to talk about the great. french football. and that was when the local play in. front of both let's go back to nineteen ninety four for my european champions how disappointing was it is a nice you know as a young footballer to not qualify for nine hundred ninety four that was a disaster because we had two games in hand and we needed one point to go through. and to go to the united states and they do work we lost the two games we had a home and it was a real disaster i mean. the dream that we have we had to see that beautiful squad going to the united states fell off in one we started off with goals for the last second and. everybody was ashamed of being a french guy loving football you have to remember that you do your opinion ship which would be ninety two was also a disaster when we when we went out after the group stage so. we had the idea of rebuilding eve

a chance we're going to be chatting to a former teammate of mine the legend is ian roche and rob blanchard it's goes up to manchester to look at some of the world's concept for sure welcome to this town called we will show. we're in paris city of lights to talk about the great. french football. and that was when the local play in. front of us let's go back to nineteen ninety four for my european champions how disappointing was it is a nice you know as a young footballer to not qualify for ninety ninety four that was a disaster because we had two games in hand true and we needed one point to go through and to go to the united states and they do work we lost the two games we had a home and it was a real disaster i mean the. the dream that we have we had to see that beautiful squad going to. fell off in one minute we started off with goals for at the last second and. everybody was ashamed of being a french guy loving football you have to remember that you do european championship in one to two was also a disaster when we went out after the group stage so. we had the idea of rebuilding everyth

lauren blanchard joins us live and officials were tightlipped about those the negotiations. >> that is right, for the first time in 18 years, a high ranking korean official has arrived to talk to officials about the possible face-to-face meeting between donald trump and kim jong-un. >> wednesday evening, the secretary of state mike pompeo arriving to the first day of meetings and dinner. more meetings are scheduled for thursday. negotiations continue ahead of a possible summit between the two countries in singapore. secretary pompeo said that the goal for the summit is complete verifiable denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> he will not get ahead of the secretary's meeting nor of the presidents meetings on this. we have important matters to discuss with the government of north korea. beyond that i am not going to get into any specifics. >> reporter: preparations for the june 12 meeting are still going forward. right now teams from the white house are in new york and singapore and at the area working on details. they are open to the possibility of shifting the cement -- the summ

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> secretary pompeo expected to return with three american detainees from north korea. gerri: breaking overnight, four states held key primary elections if you're the results in west virginia. republican voters have a don blankenship who was supposed by president trump in the senate primary. state attorney general patrick morrissey claims the nomination. >> mr. president, if you're watching right now, let me tell you, your tweet was huge. gerri: in indiana, gop voters chosen at ride over to sitting congressmen to face joe donnelly in the taking the what the u.s. stock index futures pared all about energy and oil is to look at the dow and the premarket. up 134. s&p and nasdaq up 27. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ prepare for your demise, mr. billingsley! do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on ca

detained hostages in north korea, americans, a fine group of reporters on might including lauren blanchardthe state department. one of many things that stuck out tonight is how the secretary of state who probably has slept very little since being confirmed as secretary of state practically sprinted off the plane, not like he was exhausted, maybe he is just running on adrenaline, a powerful moment. >> this is no easy feat for the newly confirmed secretary of state, mike pompeo, he was over in north korea for only 13 hours. while he was there he was not only negotiating the release of these prisoners but also working with north korean dictator kim jong un on planning the summit between donald trump and kim jong un. we know during that meeting the secretary of state was able to nail down the time, location and date of that meeting, those details are not publicly released to us yet but we know he was able to get through that meeting, was able to get those prisoners back and was able to get that summit on the books for the president, big deal for the secretary of state, especially just a few da

in windsor, lauren blanchard, ktvu fox 2 news. >> as we reported, 49er linebacker reuben foster's girlfriendng confession in court today. admitting she lied about the domestic disputes. >> wave of backlash. big question, could she faced charges related to that admission? details on the unfolding drama today at 4 on the 4 on 2. >>> checking stocks, is -- you see it right there. dow down. nasdaq is also down. so is the s&p. tech stocks not doing well. >>> stars of the fox show empire released a debut album. it is launching the tour tonight in the bay area. it kicks off with sold-out shows in germany. you'll hear a song performed on empire. guest today on mornings on 2 and he told us he's starting the tour and its emotional and nostalgic because he was born in oakland. >> a lot of talks about starting in l.a., which is where i grew up with my roots here in the bay area. it's where my mom was. it was where my father was. my dad was from new york, and my mom was from new orleans. he was trying to be a boston. she was an activist. he met and fell in love with. >> reporter: performing tonight on 14

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> we're coming up in our 6:00 our. there was a deadly stabbing at sonoma state university. the investigation that went underway as a man was found dead inside a campus apartment. >>> also a historic day in israel. the united states embassy moves to jerusalem. the fiery protest over that controversial rolling. >>> there's a fire in before eastbound. you can kind of see it here. on the side. it's a little bit of snow. -- smoke coming up. the traffic on the westbound direction is going to be pretty slow as you drive through. traffic is going to be slow. we will tell you more coming up. >>> are very active pattern continues. in fact, seven-day outlook for rain paints a very wet picture over mount shasta. also, ukiah may be in the way of lorain. coming up. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gi

let's go now for the details to fox news correspondent lauren blanchard.hat signal might kim jong un be sending to the president trump and the american people with this decision ahead of the talks to free americans? >> we are hearing it was a gesture of goodwill and the release of these three americans was no easy feat by this newly confirmed and sworn in secretary of state mike pompeo. this is his second known meeting with kim jong un in just th3 the summit has been set, but the details of not been made public. in photos from the north korean state tv, it shows smiles during pompeo's 90 minute meeting with north korean dictator kim jong un. pompeo telling reporters as they made their way home, substantive talk about how the agenda would be and, we are going to begin to coordinate between now and the summit to condition for a successful meeting between two leaders. and this was not a guaranteed release. pompeo flashed the crossed fingers sign to a number of reporters as he was making his way through the hotel. this was shortly before the announcement came

lauren blanchard reports from washington. >> reporter: the dinner meeting between secretary of state mike pompeo and a high ranking north korean official just wrapped up in new york, this as other negotiations in singapore and the dmz are happening to press for a summit with north korea but it's still unclear at this hour if that summit will even happen. >> the conversation is going to be focused on denuclearization of the peninsula. >> reporter: the highest level north korean officials to visit the u.s. in almost20 years stepped off a plane in new york today and into high stakes negotiations for a summit between kim jong-un and president trump. >> he's head of the intelligence service which is the biggest power center next to kim jong-un in north korea. >> reporter: he will meet with secretary of state mike pompeo. depending how those meetings go the summit originally scheduled for june 12th then canceled, could be back on or delayed. >> it's more important to get it right than do it fast. if they can't mean the june -- if they can't meet this june 12th target, i don't think that's

lauren blanchard reports from washington. >> reporter: the meeting between secretary of state mike pompeo and officials. negotiations between singapore, north carolina and the are still happening but it's unclear if the summit will happen. >>> reporter: >> the conversation is going to be focused on denuclearizization of the peninsula. >> reporter: the highest level north korean officials to visit the u.s. in almost20 years stepped off a plane in new york today and into high stakes negotiations for a summit between kim jong-un and president trump. >> he's head of the intelligence service which is the biggest power center next to kim jong-un in north korea. >> reporter: he will meet with secretary of state mike pompeo. depending how those meetings go the summit originally scheduled for june 12th then canceled, could be back on or delayed. >> it's more important to get it right than do it fast. if they can't mean the june 12th target, i don't think that's the end of the world. they need a well prepared meeting for the leaders. >> reporter: both agree the goal is denuclearizing the korean pen

our guests joining me tonight are jack blanchard, who's the editor of politico's london playbook, andinancial services correspondent at the sunday times. president trump has confirmed that north korea has released three american citizens, who had been detained in the country. mr trump said the three men are all on their way home, and that he will meet them when they arrive back on american soil. meanwhile, the us secretary of state mr pompeo has met the north korea leader kimjong—un to lay the groundwork for the historic summit between the two leaders. president trump has tweeted in celebration of the release. he described the freed prisoners as "three wonderful gentlemen that everyone is looking so forward to meeting", saying the men seemed to be in good health and were flying home with secretary of state mike pompeo. he added, "good meeting with kim jong—un. date and place set." going back to our main story, european leaders arts fighting to salvage the iran nuclear dear —— deal after president trump opted to allowed of it. thanks much for joining us this evening. some pretty tough

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tuesday the first to be held since the cinema industry was rocked by the harvey weinstein scandal blanchard said the hashtag needs to movement would play a role in this and every following cannes festival. he calls himself the world's greatest filmmaker but some proves once again to be quite it will break out pulls the u.s. out of the iran nuclear treaty and announces tougher sanctions we ask for the economic consequences. also coming up a bumpy ride if the this time so maybe it won't pop. tickle than ever but i'm going to say tossing your seatbelts the complete tokens ahead. base is your business update on helen humphrey and by lead that you could join us u.s. president donald trump has kept his campaign promise to move europe trying to prevent announcing he is pulling the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal will concerns now over the future stability of the iranian economy also announcing that he will impose the highest level of u.s. sanctions on iran and any.