america can shoot shock waves the global over especially in the oil market we'll be joined by bill hemmer made a senior fellow at the university of pennsylvania's climate center for energy policy and a former official at the u.s. government's total energy regulatory commission and later steve malzberg and tell us the helmet join us to discuss the aaa earnings that amazon alphabet and ali's balik all of that directly has but first let's get some headlines let's go. escalating and very protest in both hemispheres leads our global report today is the yellow best demonstrations continue for a twelfth week in france and copycat action spread to greece germany and argentina on saturday more than ten thousand stalwarts of the protest against high living cost in austerity marched in paris marches with at least a few thousand participants took place in a handful of other cities in the first cycle of protests since president mccrone began a purported national conversation on economics there was a notable shift of emphasis this past week and towards the repressive response from police and authoritie

i'm bill hemmer. sandra, great to see you. we'll be here throughout most of the week watching the history play out for us. hello, sandra. >> sandra: looking forward to your coverage. i'm sandra smith. the stage is set. air force one will be wheeled down. it is wheeled down moments ago. president trump will now head for his hotel for the rest of the evening. the world leaders are there. the stage is set. what's the feeling there tonight? >> bill: this is a country and city that's jacked up, i can tell you they're ready for this. they didn't have a lot of time to prepare for it. a period of 10 to 12 days. if you go up and down through central hanoi you will see a city that has been spruced up quite literally with the flags and flowers. this is a chance for vietnam to show off its modern-day form of communism and this is a chance, sandra, for the president of the united states to show chairman kim what could be his if he chooses the course of denuclearization. reunification of the korean peninsula, the end of the armistice from 1

their energy attributes and try to put those into perspective we're pleased to be joined by bill hemmer ben. he's a senior fellow at university of pennsylvania's climate center for energy policy he was a former official at the united states government federal energy regulatory commission bill thank you so much for being here we talked on the phone and i can't be more excited to have you thank you for being. so let's start with venezuela that we know they've got all these rich resources but they haven't really made that much of it they've had some fits and starts tell us a little bit about that if you go back so you have been started worrying about that as well and while. that is well it was the first. western hemisphere country to join open and that was. a major we. were bother but yet of course they will you know in war and we then go to bed and well it's the safest or the you know to me it was always strange when people talk about opec bill they they always think that it's just these middle eastern countries and so they go through the list and they talk about saudi arabia and u.a.e. e

bill hemmer and ed henry breaking this down. >> ed: if you are just waking up or you never want to read, and a lot of changes within the last half hour or so here in ha. we have a live picture of the jw marriott in hanoi. you see it right there, assembling, a surprise, not on the program just yet. it was supposed to be about two hours or so from now. the president was going to have a news conference. that was expected to perhaps to be a bit more triumphant. him wrapping up after a signing ceremony with chairman kim jong un. that signing ceremony was supposed to happen about 15 or 20 minutes from now. we didn't know the full details of what they would sign. but we knew that that was the plan from the white house. then the president would have a solo news conference. the talks have just ended here in hanoi with no deal. we have a statement from sarah sanders will get you in a moment on that point. but i want to show you what the president and chairman kim said a couple of hours ago that suggested they were inching towards a deal.

the village of hemmer who lives in the civilian control zone a buffer strip south of the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea you can only enter here with a special permit. that hasn't stopped him in sioux from buying up some six hectares of land here more than a decade ago since then he says it's more than tripled in price to some four hundred thousand euros and he thinks the best is yet to come. from that train station over there you will soon be able to go to pyongyang london moscow beijing anywhere you want to go in the very near future when people see the train lights they will say oh this train is going to london this one to germany. going to get to the right now it still takes a lot of imagination to see a bustling border town come to life here but like a means to people and him a village have their eyes set on the u.s. north korea summit positive signs could give prices here a real push. after the first direct meeting of south korea's president moon and north korea's leader kim jong un last april land value here doubled overnight now if that makes you want to

i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> sandra: happy valentine's day to you. lawmakers putting the finishing touches on the legislation late last night. will the president sign it? he will be going through it with a fine tooth comb. it included $22 billion in border security funding. >> 55 miles of new physical barriers, 50 billion for discretionary spending. >> sandra: 2% pay raise for federal civilian workers. is it a win for either side? >> congress won't do its job. we could have done a lot better and given him the $5.7 billion he requested. >> the president must not repeat his mistakes of the recent past. president trump, sign this bill. neither side got everything it wanted in this bill but both sides want to avoid another shutdown. >> president trump: i appreciate all the work the republicans have done. they're going against a radical left. i don't want to see a shutdown. shutdown would be a terrible thing. we'll look at the legislation when it comes and i'll make a determination. >> sandra: kevin corke has the latest from the white house this morning.

i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer.e president mike pence is wrapping up his sit-down with juan guaido backed by the u.s. and 50 other nations. they recognize him as the interim president of venezuela. just as president trump is now getting ready to leave about an hour from now to hanoi, vietnam where there is a lot at stake ahead of his sit down meeting with dictator kim jong-un. the president speaking to reporters ahead of talking with our nation's governors moments ago. >> the united states has been crucial, the sanctions, the support, the humanitarian aid it brought to the venezuelan people. but it is time for action. the action as all the options are on the table are very concise and very, very precise. >> the fact that the vice president himself is going to meet with the leaders of the opposition is incredibly significant. lets the whole world know what's at stake here and who is good guys, who are the bad guys. >> sandra: let's go live to our own rich edson live at the white house this morning as the president is

i am sandra smith in new york. >> bill: i am bill hemmer. third day here in hanoi.re day has been news filled in vietnam after president trump and his delegation abruptly ended their talks with chairman kim earlier today. there was expected signing ceremony. it did not happen. there was an expected luncheon today. with a camera trained on the camera, where no one showed. that did not happen. a press conference took place two hours earlier than scheduled scheduled, and air force one was wheeled up. here is how the president it describes the final moment where they made the decision to break out the talks. >> they wanted these sanctions lifted. in their entirety. we can do that. they were willing to denuclearize all large part of the areas that we wanted, but we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for them, so we continue to work. we had to walk away from that. very good friends with chairman kim. tremendous potential. they have tremendous potential. unbelievable potential. we are going to see. but it wasn't about sanctions. they wanted sanctions lifted, but they we

coast of "america's newsroom," bill and bill hemmer joins me now from hanoi. bill? >> bill: good evening, it's after 1:00 in the money here. chairman kim arrived here 14 hours ago. both men are in their respective hotels for the night. harris, tomorrow you can expect the following to play out here in local in vietnam. president trump will spend the better part of his day meeting with the vietnamese president and the vietnamese government. he will impress upon them the trade ties that the united states has with vietnam. he will also impress upon them the differences they have made within their own system to make this country so vibrant. still communists, but in a free market, almost capitalist system that they have developed here. under that program come over the past ten years, harris, vietnam has thrived. there will be a significant point. president trump will try and relay it to the koreans while he is here. meanwhile, chairman kim -- while that is happening, he will tour and industrialized zone about an hour outside of town. a zone that has been fueled by a lot o

america can shoot shock waves the global over especially in the oil market we'll be joined by bill hemmeramid a senior fellow at the university of pennsylvania's climate center for energy policy and a former official the u.s. government's federal energy regulatory commission and later steve small for going to tell us what he'll be.

i'm bill hemmer. sandra, great to see you.s set.

let's bring in bill hemmer. he is the host of "america's newsroom."steve: we don't know what progress they're making behind closed doors. nonetheless the president did say, he sounded if he was very optimistic about getting something wonderful long term. so maybe by the end of business tomorrow, we won't quite be there? >> yeah, i think you guys know by this time tomorrow clearly what has been achieved here, what has not been achieved. there is a lot of speculation and possibility as you mentioned, steve, we'll have to wait and see on this. that is a bit cautionary, we do not know what comes of this. so our viewers know, you mentioned the dinner is wrapping up, that is what we believe is happening. after that the preside returns to the hotel here just across town. they will bed down for the night, maybe they watch this cohen testimony, maybe he does not. there are speculation whether he might pull all-nighter here in hanoi. we'll wait on that as well. one side note i think is critical, part of the reason why he is here in hanoi, the vietnamese want to

this is certainly important but you have a very technical level with you need experts to basically hemmer what the details now of how this denuclearization process would proceed and this will take time on the one hand and political will on the other hand i'm not sure if both of this is a given that the drum ministration at this time. are you more or less optimistic about the prospects for achieving some agreement on denuclearization are you more optimistic or pessimistic now than you were before the summit well at the moment i'm most pessimistic as basically any observer of this basically is at the moment i think we all hope for a deal we all hope for in an agreement which provides further amended to the negotiators at the working level we didn't get this and now it's about what's what comes next this is a very important question of course so we can only hope that they have going into the details no we have stephen began on the u.s. side as the chief negotiator who is a very experienced negotiator and made a very important gave a very important speech it's then forest last month it's good

america can shoot shock waves the global over especially in the oil market we'll be joined by bill hemmermade a senior fellow at the university of pennsylvania's climate center for energy policy and a former official at the u.s. government's total energy regulatory commission and later steve malzberg and tell us the hills and joined us to discuss the aaa earnings that amazon alphabet and ali's palm all of that directly ahead but first let's get some headlines let's go. escalating and very protest in both hemispheres leads our global report today is the yellow best demonstrations continue for a twelfth week in france and copycat action spread to greece germany and argentina on saturday more than ten thousand stalwarts of the protest against high living cost in austerity marched in paris marches with at least a few thousand participants took place in a handful of other cities in the first cycle of protests since president mccrone began a purported national conversation on economics there was a notable shift of emphasis this past week and towards the repressive response from police and autho

i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer.ut after the chairman of the house intelligence committee announced a new probe into the president's foreign business dealings and russian election meddling. adam schiff announces after having found zero russian collusion he will look at every aspect of my life financial and personal, even though there is no reason to be doing so. never happened before, unlimited presidential harassment. end tweet. >> sandra: john roberts is live now with more. john, good morning. >> bill: remember it was the line in the state of the union address on tuesday night that drew murmurs from the democratic side of the house when the president uttered it saying that it would potentially jeopardize the economic future of the country if, among other things, congress were to pursue what he called ridiculous partisan investigation. democrats brushed off those warnings because adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee literally the next morning poked a finger in the president's eye announcing

i'm bill hemmer live in new york.ather: i'm heather childress in for sandra smith. president trump suggesting that some key officials involved in the russia investigation were engaged in treasonous behavior based on mccabe's interview with "60 minutes". lindsey graham vowing to expose the truth. >> there is an allegation by the acting f.b.i. director at the time that the deputy attorney general was basically trying to do an administrative coup to take the president down through the 25th amendment process. the deputy attorney general denies it. so i promise your viewers the following. that we will have a hearing about who is telling the truth, what actually happened. >> heather: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more. >> thank you, heather. good morning. when you take a deep dive there are inconsistencies between mccabe's interview and the top lawyer over how far discussions went over the 25th amendment. on "60 minutes" mccabe said the deputy attorney general raised the issu

i'm bill hemmer. good morning.g last night off omar suggested republican's support for israel was driven by campaign donations by aipac. from republicans like nikki haley and even chelsea clinton many are calling her comments anti-semitic. doug mcelway picks up the story live in washington >> from day one of this congress freshman representative ilhan omar. one of two muslim women in the house has been a lightning rod for criticism stemming from what critics say are anti-semitic remarks. last friday kevin mccarthy threatened to take action against omar as he did steve king for racially insensitive remark. he was targeted for targeting omar and the laib. omar weighed in with a tweet of her own. it's all about the benjamins, baby, a reference to money made famous in a rap song. then in response to this tweet would love to know who representative ilhan thinks is paying american politicians to be pro-israel. omar tweeted again aipac. the american israeli public affairs committee which has been accused by progressives o

i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.nouncing an agreement in principal on funding. including 1.3 billion for 55 miles of physical barriers along the border. not quite the $5.7 demanded but still the president sounding pleased at the progress during a rally last night in el paso, texas. >> president trump: i have to tell you, as i was walking up to the stage, they said that progress is being made with this committee. just so you know. we're building the wall anyway. >> they have to look at the details. if they get a reasonably good down payment i also think that the office of management and budget has probably found four or five billion dollars that they can reprogram and the president could by next week sign the congressional bill, keep the government open. >> we put together a deal that we think is fair, that represents our values, and will do the job. now, if the president takes a different tack we'll have to look at it and deal with it legislatively. >> bill: mike emanuel is live from the hill and 10:00 a.m. east coas

i'm bill hemmer. good morning.ing the race as one of the frontrunners as the democratic party aligns itself more closely with his socialist agenda. he pushed it hard two years ago. sanders says he plans to fundamentally reshape america. >> we are going to win. we are going to also launch what i think is unprecedented in modern american history, a grassroots movement, john, to lay the ground work for transforming the economic and political life of this country. >> bill: that interview and announcement from cbs earlier today. peter doocy live on the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> senator sanders surveyed the field of trump khal challengers. is saying the same thing he did back in 2016 when he got 13 million primary votes. >> many of the ideas that i talked to, medicare for all, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, making public colleges and universities tuition-free. all of those ideas people are saying oh bernie, they are so radical. they are extremely american, people. just won't except those ideas. you kn

i'm bill hemmer. good morning.hman democrat gearing up for that hearing as members from both parties have made accusations of anti-semitism after her twitter suggestion that lobbyist money was fueling congressional support on behalf of israel. president trump and vice president pence calling her out for programs and members of her own party play a bit of defense. >> anti-semitism has no place in the united states congress. what she said is so deep seeded in her heart that her lame apology, that's what it was, it was lame. she didn't mean a word of it. it was just not appropriate. i think she should resign from congress. >> her remarks were reprehensible, condemned by the vast expanse of the democratic party and she correctly apologized. >> bill: mike emanuel picks it up from there. good day to you on the hill. what more are top republicans saying about this controversy today? >> vice president mike pence was very tough on twitter writing ilhan minnesota tweets were a disgrace. her apology was inadequate. anti-semit

i'm sandra smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer.inf treaty for decades calling out moscow for refusing to admit any wrongdoing. secretary of state mike pompeo starting a countdown to the actual withdrawal. >> the agreements to which we enter must serve american interests and countries must be held accountable when they break the rules. for years russia has violated the terms of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty without reforce. if russia does not return to compliance with the treaty within this six-month period by destroying its inf violating missiles, launchers and associated equipment the treaty will terminate. >> jon: our chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us from the north lawn with more. >> good morning. this officially starts that six-month clock running for the u.s. to pull out of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty. the president and mike pompeo saying that russia has not been in compliance for years. the president in a statement when he first announced that the u.s. would pull out of the

i'm bill hemmer, nice to see you again. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. president trump looking for a reset with democrats after the longest government shutdown in history over the border wall. this will be his chance to sell his immigration message to millions of americans. sarah sanders will join us in just moments to discuss that and more. >> bill: we begin at the white house. north lawn, kevin corke. safe to say bipartisan cooperation is the theme at the outset. good morning. >> no question about that. in particular it's very important. this president understands that he has to work across the political spectrum in order to achieve any advancement of his agenda items. he knows that. tonight's speech will be one that focuses on a number of important issues, economic prosperity, international cooperation and safety. by the way, keep your ears piqued for something about a major announcement with an international relation. i got that nugget from a friend. to be sure we'll hear a great deal about border security. white house senior advisor kellyanne conway

i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.k on the hill. democrats controlling the house for the first time. the trump presidency with the deadline for another government shutdown days away. but the president highlighting successes internationally, domestically while urging democrats to work with him. >> the president laid out a positive agenda for a growing american economy, for a stronger military, for an america that's addressing the real challenges that are facing american families. >> the nation, the state of the nation is strong. we're strong economically and militarily and politically. >> there were a number of proposals in the president's state of the union that i found encouraging. i will choose to focus on the spirit of commonality that at times prevailed. >> bill: john roberts kicks us off this hour live from the north lawn of the white house. >> the president hit on a lot of themes last night as chris coons saying some he found appealing, which is unusual to hear from democrats or people from the opposition party t

long to katie hill, congress woman from california with bill hemmer. >> i think we can come to an agreement that keeps the government open and addresses the major issues along the border. i'm sure it will get me in trouble with some folks. we know it's not that 2,000 mile concrete barrier, so i'm -- as long as it's not that, i'm good. >> as long as it's no a 2,000 mile concrete barrier, i'm good with that, which would indicate that she's a democrat that might support that and we understand from the white house there are other democrats that could support such a proposal. we're not sure at this point if they're willing to go against nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. in addition to immigration, some of the other priorities that the president will be talking about tonight infrastructure, he also talked about that last year. never got his money. healthcare and drug pricing, still working on both of those. trade, he's accomplished some things in the last year on trade. still more to go. deregulation, he will talk about as well. the president believes he's got a good story to tell about the economy

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good morning live from new york city, bill hemmer and sandra smith.those joining us on the fox news channel. this is live coverage of what we expect will be a national emergency declaration on behalf of the president. as you join our coverage today this is an issue for the president. been out there for three years now. sandra, today is about to come to a head. >> sandra: reaction has been pouring in from capitol hill throughout the night and all morning. democrats obviously, we had a member of the dnc earlier saying they're united in their fight against this upcoming announcement by the president to declare a national emergency to secure the funding to build the wall. republicans support him mostly. some have spoken out against this move by the president. marco rubio, rand paul, susan collins among them. the reaction continues to pour in and likely will as soon as the president makes this announcement. >> bill: john roberts reporting from the white house an hour ago. senior administration official telling him the president will move a billion in curre

>> sandra: this teaches that, bill hemmer. from new york city to new york city to hanoi. >> bill: we will see president, chairman can come face-to-face, likely in our program. great show, i will see you tomorrow. from hanoi, goodbye for now. here is "outnumbered" in new york. >> melissa: fox news alert, the stage is set for the second summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong un. president trump arriving in hanoi vietnam just a few hours ago, and earlier, north korean leader kim jong un's armored train pulling into a railway station on the china-vietnam border. the two leaders expected to meet tomorrow. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here's today's harris faulkner, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy, democratic strategist and fox news contributor leslie marshall, and joining us on the couch, the host of "the next revolution," the former chief of strategy for british prime ministers the don mike david cameron, steve hilton is with us! speed when i'm ready! >> steve: it's been

cohost of "america's newsroom," bill hemmer, live from hanoi. these are some interesting to veltman's because the president promised a good deal or walkway. >> bill: i will give step press conference in a moment. it was chock-full of headlines. we are getting this breaking news here in hanoi as i speak, we've got a big of a storm blowing through at 1:00 in the morning. but the foreign minister of north korea apparently had an impromptu press conference that has been reported here in hanoi rate among the many headlines he says that the north koreans made a realistic proposal at the summit. he said they asked for partial sanctions relief, not complete sanctions relief. he says north korea seeks lifting five sink and resolutions. i thought this was interesting. they offered to permanently hold long-range rocket testing. also since the u.s. demanded one more measure beyond the disbandment, which is a big deal put on table and they have north koreans. that's the enormous facility north of pyongyang. and he says that pyongyang's position will not chan

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bill hemmer live in new york and you are. >> sandra: it's friday. that's good news. expected to declare a national emergency to build a border wall. reaction is pouring in from capitol hill. >> i'm going to support the national emergency declaration. >> first of all it's not an emergency. what's happening at the border. humanitarian challenge to us. >> a case where the president has made the case to the national -- to the country.

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i am bill hemmer live. >> heather: i'm heather childers in for sandra smith.bar force the next two weeks after he was arrested last week by fbi agents charged with weapons and drug possession in a suspected plot to attack prominent politicians and journalists. >> christopher hasson had a secret security clearance when authorities realized he was stockpiling drugs to carry out a biological attack and an attack on the food supply as soon as he could figure out how to find spanish flu, botchism or anthrax according to a document found on his computer accompanying these google searches. what if trump is illegally impeached? where in d.c. does congress live? the government alleges he wanted to attack prominent democratic lawmakers who don't have protective details and whose names appear on a hit list next to high-profile cable news stars like joe scarborough, don lemon and chris hayes, all critics of the administration. >> i don't think the president at any point has done anything but condemn violence against journalists or anyone else. every single time this happe

i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> sandra: happy valentine's day to you. security funding. >> 55 miles of new physical barriers, 50 billion for discretionary spending. >> sandra: 2% pay raise for federal civilian workers. is it a win for

i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> sandra: good morning, bill. i'm sandra smith.

good morning, i'm bill hemmer. good morning.ng the "washington post" ignored basic journalistic standards in its coverage of the viral confrontation engaging if modern day mccarthyism to advance the biased agenda against the president. doug mcelway picks it up from there. good morning. >> the suit against the "washington post" is the first filed by atlanta attorney lynn wood on behalf of covington catholic student nick sandmann and his parents. the same firm won many settlements against media organizations who falsely accused richard jewel of the olympics bombing in 1996. yesterday the law firm sent a signal who may be next served. the post engaged in a modern day form of mccarthyism by competing with cnn and nbc to claim leadership of a mob of bullies which attacked and vilified sandmann. the suit asks for $250 million in come pen is a tory in punitive damages. the suit went on to say sandmann was bullied by paper because he was the white catholic student wearing a red make america great again cap. niclas is 16 years old. 5'9"

i'm bill hemmer, nice to see you again. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith.ge to millions of americans. sarah sanders will join us in just moments to discuss that and more. >> bill: we begin at the white house. north lawn, kevin corke. safe to say bipartisan cooperation is the theme at the outset. go

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i'm bill hemmer. welcome back. >> i'm julie banderas in for sandra smith. it has energized both republicans and democrats alike. some of what this massive overhaul aims to do. make all tbltion in the entire nation 100% energy efficient. also make air travel obsolete and aims to insure economic prosperity for all. >> bill: one thing it does not include is a price tag. >> this is such a major watershed moment. we are going to transition this country into the future. >> they're excited about it and i welcome the green new deal. >> one of the things was to try to eliminate air travel. >> that would be pretty hard for hawaii. i very much support the green new deal. it is focusing on the damage that is happening worldwide. >> it is almost like a get well card to the climate. it is not real policy. >> we're live from capitol hill. this is raising eyebrows. >> it is raising eyebrows. an estimated price tag of $7 trillion. nobody knows exactly what it will cost. alexandria ocasio-cortez has been in office a month is spearheading this. to say the least as you mention

good morning, i'm bill hemmer. >> sandra: late night. i'm sandra smith.

first let's talk with bill hemmer. >> let's make a deal or not.ountless issues facing the president here at home and overseas. saving a man's life on the ice. wait until you see this. remarkable stuff. come join sandra and me in ten minutes. see you at the top of the hour. get the recipes at walnuts.org. cancer, epilepsy, mental health, hiv. patients with serious diseases are being targeted for cuts to their medicare drug coverage. new government restrictions would allow insurance companies to come between doctor and patient. and deny access to individualized therapies millions depend on. call the white house today. help stop cuts to part d drug coverage that put medicare patients at risk. brian: president trump meeting with our nation's sheriffs at the white house discussing some of the most pressing issues facing law enforcement and one of the biggest concerns is illegal immigration. our next guest was at the meeting said a border fence helped drop crime in his area dropped crime by 91%, parked during the bush years. the sheriff is from yuma cou

i'm bill hemmer, good morning, great to have you with us today. >> sandra: thank you very much, nicegency declaration arguing president trump does not have the authority to move funds to build the wall. >> bill: that legal battle is just get pg started as the president predicted how it