i'm eric shawn. world powers react. another act of defiance by kim jong-un. er missile into the sea. this one almost hit russia. eric: th the --. arthel: they are searching for the global

in new york, eric shawn, fox news.olitical unrest mounting in venezuela as calls for president nicolas maduro grows wider. it's the third pay raise this year and comes as the economic crisis continues to worsen. this prompting month long protests which led to 20 deaths. those concerns fuels by weak currency and surging inflation. >>> all fun and games until someone gets hacked. you have seen the list of the top ten concerts? why the lists may put your friends at risk? next. . . that new trend taking over facebook could be a huge security risk. have you seen where they have people list their favorite concert list and they post nine that are real and one that is fake. this is information that hackers would love to know. concert information is sometimes a security question that hackers would love to know. before you make make that post, you might want to think twice. thanks for watching. >> it is monday, may 1st. while you were sleeping, lawmakers sealing a deal on a $1 trillion spending bill to keep the government runnin

i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. president trump wrapped up his first round of g-7 meetings in italy. he's be negotiating on terrorism, trade, climate change and more. the president was meeting with heads of state from britain, france, japan and other g-7 countries on the beautiful island of sicily in south italy. he held the talks with nato meetings in brussels. the president tweeting this "just arrived in italy for the g-7 trip. has been very successful. he saved the billions billions of dollars and millions of jobs." the latest leg of the president's first foreign tour. the g-7 used to be the g-8 but they did kick out russia after they invaded crimea in 2014. john roberts is live in sicily and has the very latest. john, a top white house official speaking about the u.s. financial sanctions against russia. an important point considering the ongoing investigations here at home. >> very important point. particularly since russia is a big deal to the g-7 countries. they talked about it today and will talk tomorrow. ye

eric shawn, life at the united nations in new york city. >> hello, john.'s interest that the u.s. withdraws from the agreement. so says u.s. ambassador nikki haley. we met just moments ago for a sitdown interview here at the united nations mission. she did acknowledge that if the u.s. successfully did that, that it would potentially upset many in the international community. but in her words, it is meant to balance out the regulations of the obama administration. she says president trump's number one goal is american jobs and to help our industry, and she reassured environmentalists that even if the u.s. does bow out, the planet will still be protected. >> what would you say the supporters of it who think it would be disastrous to pull out for the human race? >> look, we care as much about the climate as we do about jobs. where there's a way to balance it. you don't have to have one of the other. i think that's what everyone internationally needs to know. were not going to start polluting and creating all these problems in the world. what we are going to d

i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. the words of president trump today as he gave his first memorial day address as president. during a solemn and emotional ceremony at arlington national cemetery in virginia today. the president honoring the americans that spent what he called their quote last moments on earth defending our country. >> we honor the noblest among us, the men and women that paid the ultimate price for victory and for freedom. we pay tribute to those brave souls that race into gun fire and roar into battle and ran into hell to face down evil. >> and then in a quiet homage, the president paid tribute to the son of john kelly killed in afghanistan in 2010. robert kelly was 29 years old. today's ceremony comes as possible major changes in the white house staff. the associated press reporting that president trump is considering adding lawyers and public relation staffers to try to help deal with the controversy over russia. the president defending his son-in-law, jared kushner, after a series of reports of me

senior correspondent eric shawn life at our new york city newsroom with that. >> hello.r freedom in iran, with the present electoral there in four days, when prominent iranian says that the regime should be overthrown, that comes from prince reza pahlavi, in our interview, he said the iranian people should take to the streets and stage nonviolent disobedience, he says the goal is to establish a parliamentary democracy based on basic values and human rights. he is the oldest son of the shah of iran, the monarch driven out in the islamic revolution back in 1979. he said the same forces that led to the collapse of the soviet union, the fall of the berlin wall and the end of apartheid in south africa can overturn this regime if american pressure works. >> the more they hear about what the iranian people, not with the regime wants, but the iranian people demand, they will tell there would be decision-makers, what are you waiting for? these people are like us. they do not want to come here and destroy us or blow us to pieces or wipe the country from the map. they want to be li

i am eric shawn.partment is adding a new name to the short list of candidates to possibly replace fbi director, james comey. >> arthel: plus president trump is tackling another first as commander-in-chief. delivering a commencement speech at a college graduation. what were the wisdom did he have for the class. >> eric: about call for freedom for the iranian people. this is trump s

eric: hello, i'm eric shawn. >> i'm laura i think for arthel neville. ce officer has turned himself in facing murder charges and the killing of a 15-year-old boy. >> allegations of election meddling the country of france with hours to go in pivotal election for major implications

eric: hello, i'm eric shawn. >> i'm laura i think for arthel neville. eric: texas police officer has turned himself in facing murder charges and the killing of a 15-year-old boy. >> allegations of election meddling the country of france with hours to go in pivotal election for major implications for both europe and the u.s. eric: president trump's weekend at his new jersey estate this after his victory for the administration and house republicans and their effort to repeal and replace obamacare. the president now likely charting the political road ahead as the senate next prepares to take up the the issue of health care. bryan llenes. >> they are continuing to tout it as such considering though, despite the fact that senate republicans are speaking out against this health care bill. you are senator roy blunt of missouri saying, pointing that the senate bill is going to be entirely different than the house bill. real hurdles still ahead. big things they are speaking about is preexisting conditions and medicaid cuts. those are big concerns for senate repub

also, eric shawn lands an interview with nikki haley, the ambassador to the u.n.l have that ahead "happening now" ." >> harris: thanks. >> sandra: the presence of harvard using her commencement adjusts to encourage the class of 2017 to embrace free speech. she warned graduates that if they censor voices they don't agree with, there are not only creating -- watch as she describes those opposing opinions. >> we need to hear those hateful ideas so our society is fully equipped to oppose and defeat them. we can see here at harvard how are inattentiveness to the power and appeal left much of our community astonished. blindsided by the outcome of last fall's election. the >> harris: was a good start. i don't know what she accomplished. >> bill: my harvard degree. i was 38, i gave 25 commencement's, then i made a mistake. i during the reagan administration. now i've given two. when will these hateful ideas on the left be censored? and what university is going to do that? none to my knowledge have done that. i keep thinking, as a creature of the university -- i'm the only

welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville.ident declaring the trip a home run after i wide ca -- ar winding it up with a contentious sum it over climate change.

we now go back to gutfeld, and i'll be back with eric shawn at the top of the hour right here on foxl. thanks for being with us today. [applause] >> all right, last monday stephen colbert tore into donald trump like a breeder. before i roll this tape it is very lewd, turn it up so everyone can hear it. [video] now come of course we had to cut that but you get the joke. was it offensive? i don't know, i have done worse. often for money in a hotel room, just up as peter pan. [laughter] >> predictable outrage ensued saying that he should be fired and two days there he responded. >> if you saw my monologue on monday, you know i was a little upset with donald trump friend something a friend of mine. so the end of that monologue had a few choice insults for the president in return. i do not regret that. so while i would do it again, i would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be. >> so he did not let the jokes, just the language. again, i don't care! it is jokes, words. if you don't like it don't listen! i hope one day those other guys might say the same thing for me. s

i am eric shawn.p of the news this hour, now there are six justice department is adding a new name to the short list of candidates to possibly replace fbi director, james comey. >> arthel: plus president trump is tackling another first as commander-in-chief. delivering a commencement speech at a college graduation. what were the wisdom did he have for the class. >> eric: about call for freedom for the iranian people. this is trump appears to head to the middle east. our interview with exxon crown prince and his plea to america. >> you feel in your heart that one day this regime will fall? >> absolutely. there is no question about it. >> eric: america's news headquarters starts right now. our top story, the search for the next director of the federal bureau of investigation. at least six candidates today headed to the justice department to be interviewed for the top position, as a president trump says the administration could announce james comey successor is early as next friday. >> reporter: this is

eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. top of the news, the president's son-in-law and top adviser jared kushner has been the spotlight in a russian investigation this weekend. we will have the latest on the reports of a white house shake-up could be in the works. arthel: police in manchester launching new raids in connection with last week's deadly concert bombing, as they crack down on a terror network that could be at large. eric: authorities are on high alert memorial day weekend after a security scare at one of our nation's busiest airports. "america's news headquarters" starts right now. we begin tonight with president trump, who is back at the white house, after wrapping up his nine-day trip to the middle east and europe. you know that was his first foreign tour as commander in chief. the president declaring the trip a home run. he shifts gears to the nation's capitol, getting back to work and agenda here at home. it faces a long list of political and policy changes ranging from the selection of a new fbi director t

i leave you with baker hughes rig count, over 700 rigs now, the blokes eric shawn the explorer stocks don't lik like it. too much oil out there. anadarko, not big winners, but oil responding. to cheap prices. nothing like cheap prices to find buyers. david: i love it when gas goes down at the pump, thank you, jeff. melissa: joining us now, reacting to big beat on april jobs report is forbes media chairman steve forbes, and jack how, and former investment banker carroll roth, and la selle network ceo tom gimbel what a panel, tom, bb&t, healthcare -- big beat, the market not react what gives? >> i think that market anticipated that house would get something it t together is week, but that was really tamperedown a bit by the noise about the senate not following through. i think that senate will follow through, they will make changes. they will work it out, they know they have to get it continue. melissa: tom, you are the jobs guy we saw retail, add jobs afternoon two tough months. >> that is a bounce back. they over reacted. they let governor too many people -- they let go too many peopl

welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville.he president declaring the trip a home run after i wide ca -- ar winding it up with a contentious sum it over climate change. but the controversy over alleged links between russia and the trump campaign that's grabbing headlines this morning. kristen fisher is live on the north lawn. what is the president saying? reporter: president trump is returning from what is widely hailed to a successful foreign trip to the same problems plaguing him when he left 9 days ago. that's a barrage of negative reports. president trump is turning his attention to the source of those reports, the leakers. he said whenever you see the words "sources say" in the fake news media and they don't mention names, it's possible they don't exist, but are made up by fake writers. fake news is the enemy. here is homeland security secretary john kelly. >> it's john ray just. i don't know why people do it. it jeopardizes investigation and puts people's lives in jeopardy. i don't know why people do it, but they do. that

i'm eric shawn. world powers react. another act of defiance by kim jong-un. north korea launched another missile into the sea. this one almost hit russia. eric: th the --. arthel: they are searching for the global cyber attack that hit hundreds of countries. what you can do to safeguard your computer. eric: history making for france as they are not great their youngest president. america's news headquarters starts right now. we begin with the latest on the job search for a new director of the fbi. the help wanted sign at the justice department to replace james comey who was fired last week by president trump. that process is well underway with the attorney general, jeff sessions and rod rosenstein interviewing a candidate so far this weekend. some lawmakers are weighing in on who they say should get the job. kevin is live at the white house with more on this process. kevin, what are they saying on capitol hill about the perspective candidates and who they want to see get the position. reporter: two words come to mind when you hear them speak and when you talk

i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: all right. ahead of the holiday, heightened aleft in las vegas and capitol hill and chicago, the windy city. every one doing everything they can to make sure everyone is safe. you never know on this week after manchester. growing concerns not only in what we're finding out is going on there and talk of still another bomb. but growing concerns, what we're only beginning to find out happens routinely here. the homeland security's dire warning and the fright he sees every day. first, from las vegas. attention particularly is on a tape, a video, made awhile back. but it's raising some concerns. miguel martinez, this and much more in las vegas. what can you tell us? >> that's right. las vegas police and the agencies that they work with, they're taking this isis propaganda video seriously especially given the recent attacks in manchester. las vegas is one of the cities shown in the video and calling for lone wolf attackers to act. that's something that police are looking at. through the investigation,

i'm eric shawn.your world" and dagen on a special tribute on this memorial day. >> dagen: as temperatures rise, tempers are flaring. republicans are starting to face the summer of resistance from democrats. notre dame grads walking out in the commencement address. booing betsy devos. heated on the halls with republican congress man and anti-trump protesters. will these actions backfire to democrats? we have angela here from the hillary clinton camp. adrian, the democrats don't think that there's any down side to this. >> no. first of all, what is happening out here is that people are very frustrated with the president. a lot of people voted for the president are frustrated with the fact that he's not focusing on the issues that matter to them and they're resisting. i spent a couple days in arkansas. there's a lot of republicans joining this resistance movement. they're showing up at town halls and rallies, asking their members of congress why donald trump is not supporting an agenda that actually wor

eric: and i'm eric shawn.n, centrist emmanuel macron will be the next president of france. he defeated marine le pen in that hard-fought campaign. his victory giving the european union a major sense of relief. laura: and in washington, round one in the battle over health care reform is in the books, now it's on to the senate as president trump and the republicans gear up for a new push. eric: and sadly, the death toll is reportedly climbing a

eric: and i'm eric shawn. topping the news this morn, centrist emmanuel macron will be the next president of france. he defeated marine le pen in that hard-fought campaign. his victory giving the european union a major sense of relief. laura: and in washington, round one in the battle over health care reform is in the books, now it's on to the senate as president trump and the republicans gear up for a new push. eric: and sadly, the death toll is reportedly climbing as mass protests intensify and continue in venezuela. the socialist government finding itself increasingly under siege. "america's news headquarters" starts right now. ♪ ♪ laura: and we begin with the election day in france where the people have spoken. centrist emmanuel macron will be the country's next president. defeating nationalist candidate marine le pen by a decisive margin. voters flooding to the polls in one of france's most unpredictable and consequential elections in its history. eric: it's been a very bruising and divisive campaign righ

eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. top of the news, the president's

eric: i'm eric shawn. president trump heading back to our soil.seas trip meeting with world leaders. arthel: 11 people have been arrested so far as the investigation ramps up. eric: an accused killer apparently yelling racial slurs on an oregon train. america's news headquarters starts right now. arthel: we begin with president trump wrapping up his 9-day, 5-stop tour. the president reaffirming his support for our military and vowing to take down the growing threat of global terror. reporter: probably most significantly is the communique the g-7 puts out. 6 of the 7 countries promised to uphold the paris accord to limit greenhouse emissions. the united states said it needs more time to find out if it wants to uphold those accords. president trump said it will take about a week. he says of course he cares about the environment, but his priority is american jobs and he doesn't want to take any steps that will ultimately hinder growth in the united states. his final stop was at the naval air station here in sicily. italy is an important ally. there a

. >> i am rick leventhal in for eric shawn, welcome to "america's news hq." am arthel neville,ppif bridge building, president trump reaches out to the muslim world. now the president overseas tour rolls on to israel. >> jason chafe it said she will be speaking with james comey tomorrow. our legal panel looks at what is at stake. arthel: north korea defies world with another missile test, what this could mean in ongoing showdown with the rogue regime, "america's news hq" starts right now. >> we begin with president trump, dominating the spotlight in saudi arabia, with a landmark speech, president looking to turn the page with the muslim world. calling on nations to unite and defeat terrorism once and for all in search for common ground mr. trump mincing no words they all face a common enemy in iran. >> until the iranian regime is will be to be a partner for peace, all nations must work together to isolate, deny it, funding for terrorism. and pray for the day when the iranian people have the just and righteous government they so richly deserve. >> chief white h

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