i'm bill hemmer and tonight for bret baier.r might not be a bad thing certainly did nothing to discourage that concept today. president trump roaring out some numbers to justify his position in the face of a nine year high in the u.s. trade imbalance. he argues the playing field has not been close to being even.

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i'm bill hemmer live "america's newsroom." what does the american president say in return. >> sandra: good morning to you, bill. i'm sandra smith. we have new reaction from the white house in regards to the meeting. kim jung's outreach comes ahead of a planned summit between the north korean leader and president trump in may. the commander-in-chief saying he received message from xi jinping from china that the meeting went well and kim looks forward to his meeting with me in the meantime maximum sanctions and pressure must be maintained. >> bill: kevin corke watching white house reaction and starting in london with greg palkot and wa we know what was said at the meeting. >> reporter: we've been speculating two days and now it's official. it's described as an unofficial visit from kim jong-un to meet with chinese president xi jinping. there were mystery trains and secret motorcades but the red carpet was rolled out for the north korean leader and his wife. it's the first time kim jong-un has met with a foreign leader of state a

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bill hemmer is joining me. you've got all sorts of stuff on the bill boards. >> it's a special election in the congressional district number 18 in southwestern pennsylvania. dana, by the way, great to be with you this afternoon. here's how the map went in 2016. red went for trump and blue went for hillary clinton. lot of blue down here around philadelphia. lot of blue by pittsburgh. keep an eye right down here congressional district 18. by the way, a state the president barely won, almost 68,000, 68,200 votes separating him and hillary clinton. this is our focus for congressional district 18. we drill down, i can show you these are counties that border west virginia and ohio. counties that overwhelmingly went for the president, 69% in greene county, it was 60% in washington county. westmoreland. allegheny county contains the city of pittsburgh. the southern part of that county just ticks into congressional district 18, so there's some suburbs there, some growing suburbs. we'll see how those people think and vot

i'm bill hemmer. good morning. the i.g.'entum after the requests from congress and jeff sessions to examine possible wrongdoing leading up to the election. the house intel committee chair is devin nunes and said this will put the russia investigation into a whole new light. >> the left has continued to say this is watergate and trump's going to be impeached and as they boomeranged on them and the democrats appear like they weaponized to some degree the intelligence services by using the surveillance apparatus in this country to go and target the opposition campaign is unacceptable that's what happened here and people are learning the truth. >> bill: we have or fox news contributor here. >> the oig had information known at the time the applications were filed from or about an alleged confidential source. that's a reference to christopher steele who dug up salacious dirt on donald trump and by fusion gps and paid for by the hillary clinton campaign. horowitz said he'll review the doj and communications with the alleged source

i'm bill hemmer and tonight for bret baier. person who says the trade war might not be a bad thing certainly did nothing to discourage that concept today. president trump roaring out some numbers to justify his position in the face of a nine year high in the u.s. trade imbalance. he argues the playing field has not been close to being even. chief white house correspondent john roberts talks to us on the north lawn. good evening, john. >> where you were where just this morning. good evening, bill. fox's tells --dash president trump will put in tariffs on foreign metal, 10% for aluminum, 25% for steel. president trump promoted his plans to employees punitive tariffs on aluminum and steel, tweeting in the last 25 years, and america has lost more than 55,000 factories. 6 million manufacturing jobs, and accumulated trade deficits of more than $12 trillion. but in the face of retaliation from america's closest trading partners, press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and said there could be some carve outs. >> there are potential carv

i'm bill hemmer. police and first responders get ready to react.t the medical center they received 10 injured. eight were in stable conditions. they had broken bones and bruises, abrasions. we should get an update in a moment. it's a 950 ton span of bridge. it was assembled on the side of the highway, moved into place last saturday. it's only been there six days. great fanfare there. the bridge stretched 200 feet across the road. it was designed to connect f.i.u., florida international university with the city of sweetwater, florida. you would have had foot traffic there next year. that was the plan before this yesterday afternoon. >> sandra: it's interesting because as the recovery efforts are ongoing they're trying to reserve the evidence there. the ntsb which we're expect to hear from the mayor and the ntsb set to begin any moment, they are there and documenting and setting aside important pieces they need. evidence for the investigation so they can precisely determine and figure out what exactly went wrong, bill and led to this bridge collapse.

i'm bill hemmer. >> sandra: love st. patrick's day. good morning, i'm sandra smith. all coming in the wake of president trump firing rex tillerson as secretary of state this week and now reports h.r. mcmaster and david shulkin and chief of staff, john kelly, could be on the way out. >> bill: the president announcing his pick to replace cohn a week ago and larry kudlow would be the next economic adviser. a big supporter of his economic policies. >> the tax cuts are working, the deregulation is working. we'll get on to infrastructure and as we always does, not only does he explain stuff he's thinking but asked questions and he asks good questions. >> sandra: our correspondent john roberts live outside the white house. what are we learning? >> one of my favorite david bow bowie songs is changes and i'm told there may be a change but it may not happen until after the november elections. so we can probably put some change on the side and a leading candidate to replace kelly would be mick mulvaney. the president has a terrific relationship with mick mulvaney and you mentio

i'm bill hemmer inside live "america's newsroom." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. here's what we know. the suspect killed 20 miles north of austin. police are not releasing his name but said he's a 24-year-old white male. the motive also still unclear. >> bill: police are saying the suspect is likely behind five explosions in central texas going back to march 2. three died and four seriously injured in the blasts. >> sandra: police warning other package bombs cowl still be out there. >> we don't know where the suspect has spent his last 24 hours and therefore we still need to remain vigilant to ensure that no other packages or devices have been left in the community. so as we go through the day today, we want the community to remain vigilant. we need your community to remain vigilant and if you see something that looks suspicious or out of place or something that gives you concern, call 9-1-1. >> bill: that press conference happened three hours ago and now with chief correspondent jonathan hunt. give us a sense of what's around you. >> reporter: we've had a night of high drama and a mo

i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning, everybody. major course adjustment put spotlight on international affairs and the president tapping pompeo to replace tillerson as the top diplomat and a new head of the cia. senator bob corker in the last hour said he following. >> look, i had a close relationship with secretary tillerson. i thought he gave sound advice. i enjoyed working with him very much. i knew it wasn't perfect. the president and i talk often also and look, i knew the relationship was not perfect. >> bill: catherine herridge live in washington. he told sandra, he and pompeo never met. what about the reports to nominate gina haspel. >> reporter: the confirmation hearing moving mike pompeo into the job will happen next month and he stopped short of putting a date on the calendar. the president's choice for cia gina haspel will go before the committee and haspel's role in the bush era interrogation program was be a central line of questioning. >> members have a lot of questions. they deserve to have those questions answered a

i'm bill hemmer live inside "america's newsroom." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. despite the video there's no clear motive leaving many dead and others wounded. the confession shows the 23-year-old going into detail about his method. >> on this recording the suspect described the six bombs he constructed with a level of specificity he identified the differences among those six bombs. we have told you all along that they all had similarities which they did as far as specific components but there were also differences and on the recording he described what the differences were. >> sandra: homeland security committee chairman michael mccaul is here but michael -- jonathan hunt is live. >> reporter: they're going over every inch of this non-descript house you can see. part boarded up. the a.t.f. truck still outside. we are told by the police that inside that home they found components for bomb making. components that matched those used in the spring of attack that terrorized austin. they would not define the house as a bomb-making factory. they're also going over toda

i'm bill hemmer inside "america's newsroom." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. it follows kim jong-un and north korean officials saying they would spund -- spend nuclear tests. >> bill: what to believe and not believe. john roberts reaction from the white house but we begin with craig palcot with the reporting on what is happening today. hello. >> reporter: hi, bill. hi, sandra. real authentic is what is be described as the author of north korea but warns the devil is in the detail. probably the most significant thing to come out of kim jong-un is the suggestion they're willing to discuss giving up their nuclear weapons if there was a guarantee of the security of the regime and an agreement towards a summit next month amid assurances they will not target the south and it's the first time kim jong-un has raised the possibility of getting rid of nukes and the freezing of testing nuke and missiles during talks. our contacts are saying it's just talk and there's a lot of questions. for example, what would constitute a guarantee withdrawal of u.s. troops from south k

i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you.nt attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in britain is going global. the u.n. ambassador nikki haley praising the response. >> when do you something unacceptable you pay the price. what the international community wants to see is russia steps up and acts like everyone else in the international community. we take no joy in having to do this but we're not going to roll over and let them get away with this. >> bill: the u.s. specting -- expecting a response from moscow, is that right? >> that's right. officials are and -- anticipating that and they were said no one likes to tolerate obnoxiousness and stresses russia will respond on the borish behavior. that behavior is about two dozen countries around the world expelling more than 100 russian diplomats in response to the nerve attack in the united kingdom. the united states is responsible for expelling 60 having to leave by monday. they're also closing the russian consulate in the city of seattle on the west coast of the u.s. yo

. >> bill hemmer asked me. if you asked me a month ago it will wrap up in 2018. will be sitting well in 2019. bob mueller, who people have said over by thanksgiving and over by christmas. he's ramping it up and one of the ideas is rick gates who has become a treasure trough of rabbit holes down which robert mueller is sending investigators to see what evidence is there. >> and every now and then you have to stand up for the president. he believes he has not. >> i have disagreed with eric holder on so many thing and i think he put his finger on an interesting area of permanent conflict between the attorney general of the united states sworn to uphold the laws and the courts interpreted and ethiccal obligation and the president of the united states who is answerably to the public. that is often a clash. and the justice department is that unique executive department that has to be semiindependent and there may be laws that the president doesn't want to enforce for political positions and i am partly with former attorney holder. and on the other hand, i can see the f

republic of congo are blaming the government for failing to protect them from ethnic violence between hemmer heard as and lender farmers this week president joseph kabila that said he'd visit a camp in a province with thousands of sort refuge that is yet to happen the shot of business reports. she tried to run. trying to escape her attack. me with a machete my brother helped me run away but i was also hit by two arrows on my side four of my kids were killed that same day lost children and family are among the tens of thousands of congolese who have been injured and displaced jury. four months of clashes the violence is cement for decades fuelled by disputes over land sharing between haman herders and ninety farmers and a tory province villages have streamed into domestic displacement camps and over the border into uganda. we've been living in a very difficult situation we don't know what the president thinks about resolving the situation so we can go back home but. president joseph kabila promised to visit the displaced this week but he has battles of his own many congolese a furious with hi

." >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning, everybody.ry has developed a nuclear-powered cruise missile and under water war ahead calling them invincible to u.s. and nato defenses. >> we have to create a strong power no obstacle can stop us from moving forward independently. we will and must determine our future values. >> sandra: we have live at the state department on the latest developments. good morning, rich. >> good morning. russian president vladamir putin threatened the west and blamed the united states for initiating an arms race and said they will bolster forces and render nato's build up on russia's borders useless and his build-up is to guarantee piece though he showed video with a missile weaving through defenses and approaching the west coast of the united states. putin delivered the speech less than three weeks from the presidential election and focussed on domestic issues improving life in russia and promising investment though much of the last part of the speech was the striking show of weaponry russia has and said his co

i'm bill hemmer. 200 arrested, half violent criminals. the feds report another 800 still at large because they were given advance warning from the mayor in oakland. >> live in oakland for us this morning for the latest there. >> well, good morning. we have learned the attorney general, jeff sessions, is coming to california this week and he'll address the controversy around the mayor's decision to announce the ice raids were coming. it continues to generate strong reaction from all sides. amid protests con temperaturing temperaturing -- condemning the ice operations the mayor is pledging millions of dollars to help lawyers fight deportation but one crime victim said she's relieved one of those arrested is off the street. >> i'm glad they finally got him in custody and i hope he serves time for what he does. >> fox news was on hand when 38 year-old dechlt lgado was arrested at his home in napa. the known gang member and felon crashed into a woman leaving the woman injured. cops found him hiding and arrested him for felony hit-and-run. he's

i'm bill hemmer. >> sandra: good morning. hope you had a lovely weekend. >> bill: it was. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. stormy daniels offered little new evidence of that alleged affair, but she says she stayed quiet until recently because she feared for her safety. >> i was in a parking lot going to a fitness class with my infant daughter taking seats facing backwards in the backseat, diaper bag, getting all the stuff out. a guy walked up on me and said to me "leave trump alone, forget the story." . then he leaned around and looked at my daughter. "beautiful little girl, shame if somebody had to her mom". >> daniels received a $130,000 payment from trump attorney michael cohen as part of a nondisclosure agreement. >> cohen's lawyer is responding to the interview issuing a cease and desist letter and calling on daniels to apologize for insinuating cohen ever tried to threaten her. howie, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> bill: size up what you heard last night. >> stormy daniels came across as a no-nonsense businesswoma

>> bill: i'm bill hemmer. live inside of "america's newsroom." seeing a whole different ballgame today. do you notice? good morning everybody at home. sandra, good morning to you. >> sandra: studio and in our new newsroom. >> bill: few months. >> sandra: we will give it a try. >> bill: and blast off whole new space and it will be even better think is what we get for now. >> sandra: welcome to our contemporary new home. santa smith, investigators are not ruling out a connection to the previous three bombings which all involve packages left on door steps. authorities calling for vigilance and urging families near the blast site to stay inside. >> we now need the community to have an extra level of vigilance and pay attention to any suspicious device, whether it be package, a bag, a backpack, anything that looks out of place and do not approach it. again, do not approach items like that. but, instead, call 911 to report it so we can go out and make sure that it is, in fact, safe. >> bill: casey stegall is live in austin. an active scene where you ar

good morning, i am bill hemmer.akes move and a possible breakthrough in the tense standoff of the north korea's nuclear program. kim jong un and offering to halt those programs, a clear-cut victory of foreign policy. he's taken a firm position on north korea. marco rubio was taking a wait and see attitude earlier here on "america's newsroom" when he said this. >> two things happening here, the pressure of the sanctions is so intense and the fear that donald trump will attack and militarily is so deep and so many complaints about his elites around him that he is forced to do something, at least to buy time and create some sense of hope that things might improve. the other thing that might be happening is he's luring us into these negotiations, but then he will make demands that he knows we can never agree to. >> sandra: fox news covering all the angles of this. gillian turner reporting on action at the state department. we have adam kinzinger. we begin with adam cork. it is the white house convention with a sanctions

bill hemmer will have more. and the u.k. minister making ast making ast making astonishing claims and a russian spay. >> harris: breaking news in texas. look at the left of your screen. we just learned of a third package explosion in that area. there's been two already this week. authorities are telling us right now they're not sure, but have not confirmed that there's a connection between the first two and this latest one. at least one elderly woman has been taken to the hospital with pretty serious injuries. the first two explosions which happened earlier this week and i should say last week are believed to be connected. in that, among those that were injured, was a 17-year-old boy that died. so this is the situation that we were already alerted to today and have been following. now a third explosion. this is austin, texas. we will stay on the story and report to you any upcoming details that we learn. fox news alert on this. this has to do with politics now. the big story we're watching play out in pennsylvania and the sp

>> sandra: always, hemmer. how about you? >> bill: big day. >> sandra: good. "happening now" starts right now. >> jon: a fox news alert. more fallout from the administration's decision to reinstate a citizenship question on the 2020 census. good morning to you. i'm jon scott. >> i'm julie banderas. california taking legal action against the feds last night. other states with large immigrant populations planning to follow suit in a growing effort to block the question about citizenship status from appearing on the next census. they say the census is meant to count everyone and that these citizenship question is a blatant and illegal attempt to undermine that goal. the white house, however, disagrees. >> this is a question that's been included in every census since 1965. with the exception of 2010, when it was removed. this is -- we have contained this question that's provided data that's necessary for the department of justice to protect voters. and specifically, to help us better comply. >> julie: white house correspondent kevin corke is live with the story. k

hemmer. today is one of those days. that's it for thursday. "happening now" starts right now. ♪ >> jon: we begin with a fox news alert. there has been another departure from the white house. good morning to you. i'm jon scott. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. this time the communications director hope hicks is leaving. not saying why but her announcement coming a day after she admit admitted to the house intelligence committee that she had told white lies on the president's behalf. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live on the north lawn. jon, she says the white lies have nothing to do the russia investigation. i know you have sources that are actually putting the rumors to rest here. what is the deal? >> first of all, let me tell you by losing hope hicks, that the president is almost losing one of his apen damages. because this is a person who has been probably one of the closest to him outside of family for the past three years, all during the campaign and then during the last 14 months here at the white house. i'm told by people

. >> bill hemmer. >> now we're starting to go south a little bit. >> i wanted to test the limits. [laughter] >> man, you're dead. i'm telling him. >> that's all right. me and bill can go at it. when e used to be on, it was okay. besides that i punish myself with twitter most of the day and justid take it to what i find to be interesting. >> well, i must be -- >> do we have a psychiatrist in the house with an variable time? >> i'm going to need one. [laughter] >> i'm probably the only one here that reads not only "the new york times" and the washington post, but i read an array of foreign press to see how our issues are being projected overseas. so this is really gets to be a source of great deal of concern, the way they're talking about what's going on in our country. actually, from my perspective, th biggest national security secret is that we can't govern ourselves very well anymore. it's a national security issue. >> do you get your foreign news? >> you know, i have a set of links, and i read, certainly, scan through brush papers. i read some in the middle east. i also checking

hemmer been wrong in the past? why not i will be wrong?it i will be wrong, but if we go under 206i will be shorter than i am right now. abigail: that's tied take into this because it seems facebook last week was the linchpin for all of this selling. are investors scared around tech and valuations and why that part of momentum is failing? dennis: i have an old rule, i put out 20 rules of trading after thanks giving of each year and my favorite role is there is never one cockroach. once a problem shows up there are more problems that come by. that is what is happening with facebook. they are facing very difficult circumstances and it is going to get worse and congress is going to look at what they are doing. the british parliament is going to look at what they are doing. i guarantee you the french parliament is going to look at what they are doing. this is going to get worse for all of tech and tech had a problem, it looked higher and it is going to lead us lower. you see it with the nasdaq down, all were higher, and in the old days we caugh

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i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith.hy it collapsed. and crews using dogs and high-tech listening devices into what is a delicate operation. >> you have to under

i'm bill hemmer live "america's newsroom."ing. kim jung's outreach comes ahead of a planned summit between the north korean leader and president trump in may. the commander-in-chief saying he re

i am bill hemmer inside of "america's newsroom." how are you doing?a smith. >> sandra: sessions telling them he takes his concerns with the fbi seriously and to that end, the u.s. attorney for utah, john huber will look into them

i'm bill hemmer. there's significant, sandra, over fisa surveillance abuse.are asking jeff sessions for a second special prosecutor because many are beyond the reach of government because many don't work in the department. john ratcliff telling me last hour the fisa evidence he's seen is damning. >> not just the initial application but the three subsequent renewals have raised questions whether the fisa process has been done to surveil carter page. >> bill: you've seen it, what do you think? >> there were abuses so a special counsel is not just appropriate but necessary. >> bill: team fox coverage and judge napolitano and we begin with catherine herridge in washington. what's the status? >> reporter: if you look at the letter what you'd see is it's broader than just a special second counsel for alleged surveillance abuse. it goes to political bias at the fbi and justice department in 2016 and 2017 and the decisions they made and that of course would take in its area of authority the clinton e-mail investigation and whether in effect there were special rules f

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer.d morning. >>> police say two are dead and several wounded at what seems to be a terrorist act. >> sandra: correspond greg palkot is fog -- following this for us. what do you know? >> reporter: it looks like the nasty situation in the southwest of france has been resolved. according to reports, the attacker has been quote, unquote, neutralized, we believe, killed. it started in the city of carcasonne the suspect shot at four police officers badly wounded one and then shot off a car that he needed for a getaway and killed one person there. then drove over to a nearby village, entered a supermarket, took hostages and screaming out allahu akbar and demanding a terror suspect on trial relate to the terrible terrorist attack in 2015 in paris be released. there was a standoff between police and the gunman believed to be of moroccan origin and the police asked him to give himself up. his family was there. he did not and literally 15 minutes ago they assaulted the supermarket and shot and neut

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. president has fired rex tillerson and the cia director, mike pompeo and here's the president on his latest cabinet shuffle 30 minutes ago from the white house. >> we disagreed on things when you look at the iran deal. i think it's terrible, he felt it was okay. i wanted to break it or do something and he felt a little bit differently. so we were not really thinking the same. with mike pompeo, we have a similar thought process and rex say -- is a very good man. i like rex a lot. i like his commitment and his service and i'll be speaking to rex over a long period of time. >> bill: first, rich goodstein is standing by. tell us what you know. >> the secretary is still unaware of the reason president trump has made a change at the department of state and rex tillerson wanted to stay and he's not spoken to president trump this morning. officials say the secretary or former secretary will miss his colleagues at the department of state, the relationship they had with the department of defense

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i'm bill hemmer.ast week's announcement taking the world by surprise after a year of very tough language against north korea and back and forth between the two. the trump team defending the president's decision on the sunday talk shows. here part of that. >> this meeting, this potential meeting has been agreed to. there are no additional conditions being stipulated. but again, they cannot engage in missile testing, nuclear testing. >> there's no question these sanctions are working. that's what's brought them to the table. these are conditions the north korean regime has never admitted to in exchange for conversation. president trump isn't doing this for theater. he's going to solve a problem. >> bill: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palcot on the scene. has there been any talk from north korea about the meeting? >> reporter: not quite yet. we just checked a feed of the north korean state media propaganda. no mention yet of a president trump/kim jong-un meeting. today in beijing, the south k

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