james rosen pendant for chris wallace.he is an exclusive interview with national security advisor h.r. mcmaster. you don't want to miss it. >> great interview in a lot of ways, especially north korea as well right after the show about 40 minutes or so from now. suffer through us and then get to james at virginia state university that open today after one was shot on campus saturday night. the shooting happened during homecoming weekend festivities on campus. one person taken the hospital, but injuries were not life-threatening. the campus is placed online down while they investigated no word yet on why the shooting happened or on the perpetrator. police still on the lookout. elizabeth: coming up, will the fifth time be the charm for the satellite launch? we'll take you to cape canaveral and tell you all about it after the break. nfl players in the flag to my wife is hot button culture clash continues to capture the president's attention. great new allegations against movie mogul harvey weinstein is sexual harassment scanda

first, james rosen live at the courthouse in d.c. james? >> good afternoon, shep. george papadopoulos was first questioned by the fbi one week after the inauguration and over three weeks ago he pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi in that session specifically about the timing and circumstances under which he was in touch with foreign nationals who papadopoulos believed to be well-plugged into the kremlin, one of whom he believed to be the niece of vladimir putin. papadopoulos told the agents to contact the team before he joined the trump campaign. court documents state that papadopoulos continued to communicate with the professor and the russian ministry of foreign affairs connection in an effort to arrange a meeting between the campaign and the russian government. however these court documents made clear that the trump campaign rebuffed this effort by the russians working through mr. papadopoulos to set up a meeting with the candidate himself, a senior campaign official unnamed in the documents wrote to another we need someone to communicate that d.t. is not doing t

chief washington correspondent james rosen has been digging through the 2800 pages no doubt since theyon with what he sees is the biggest take aways tonight. good evening james. >> martha good evening to you. perhaps the best tidbit from the 2800 pages of declassified documents comes from the files of this man, james jesus angle ton. the counter intelligence chief who misled the warren commission at critical points. in a memo to j edgar hoover he related that the british intelligence service mi5 had learned an anonymous tip had been phoned into a reporter for the british newspaper in which the tip search told the caller to call into the embassy for big news and then hung up. the call was made according to mi5 calculations about 25 minutes before the president was shot. the cambridge reporter had never received a call of this kind before, and mi5 officials state that he is known to them as ale sound and loyal person with no security record. unfortunately this occasions generating some fake news if only because knowing what is truly clear here requires familiarity with information many r

let's go to fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen for the details. reporter: trish, good afternoon. we have fresh reaction in the george papadopoulos plea deal, from sergey lavrov. russia's foreign minister. >> translator: if the meeting was about russian-american relations i don't see anything illegal or about it. i'm looking with skepticism and lack of interest of new and continuous reports how donald trump won the presidential elections. reporter: meetings minister lavrov cite those taken by george papadopoulos, low level foreign policy advisor to then candidate donald trump and professor overseas who introduced the younger man to figures advertised as having strong kremlin connections. this led to papadopoulos to arrange a meeting an initiative trump campaign rebuffed. the professor told defendant papadopoulos as defendant papadopoulos described to the fbi, that they the russians have dirt on her, hillary clinton. the russians have e-mails on clinton. they have thousands of emails. today the telegraph newspaper identified this professor as joseph

james rosen has more about the latest war of words from the white house. >> reporter: for senate foreign relations chairman bob corker, republican of tennessee, sunday morning meant taking his turn in the sights of president trump's twitter fury. the president tweeted he wanted me to endorse him, i said no, so he dropped out. the president continued 9 minutes later, he also wanted to be secretary of state, i said no thanks. he's also largely responsible for the horrendous iran deal. i would fully expect corker to be a negative voice and stand in the way of our great agenda. didn't have the guts to run. an hour later corker shot back it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care system. >> it looks like the drama is back, is it? >> no, and there wasn't much drama in the first place. >> i think secretary tillerson and secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> reporter: white house aids and supporter of the president says focus on these distracts from important policy like north korea. the president tweeted yesterday

. >> sandra: james rosen is live from the district court. >> good afternoon. great publicity had to attend the filing of these two indictments that ultimately turned out to be unrelated to allegations of collusion between the trump campaign and the kremlin. but with exceptional stealth, special counsel robert mueller and his team arranged for the unsealing of a guilty plea in the russia case disclosed about an hour ago as if to dispel that the probe has stray too far afield. but george papadopoulos, an advisor to the trump campaign pleaded guilty earlier this month to lying to special agents about what doing that took place just one week after the inauguration. papadopoulos acknowledge misleading the agents about when he had contact with the professor oversees and others boasting their contact inside the kremlin. including a russian woman who papadopoulos believed to be the niece of vladimir putin. papadopoulos falsely told the agents to be in contact card to his service with the campaign. the court documents state "the professor told defendant papadopoulos as

we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> good evening. this is being described by some as the worst day yet for the trump presidency. in the action here in federal court today, donald trump was far removed from the allegations and confessions. representing the first landmark in the special counsel's investigation. >> any reaction? >> a few hours after paul manafort surrendered to the fbi, he and longtime associate rick gates appeared before magistrate judge deborah robinson in federal district court for each pleaded not guilty to 12 counts of financial crimes in an indictment unsealed by the office of special counsel robert mueller. the indictment alleged that while lobbying for ukrainian interest from 2006 through 2015, manafort and gates laundered $75 million through offshore companies and bank accounts and allegedly took steps as late as february to continue concealing billions in unreported income. >> the president donald trump was correct. there is no evidence that mr. manafort of the trump campaign colluded with the russian governme

knocks' james rosen explains.s presented a broadening picture of the nation. with just 30 months to go before the census bureau conviction off its constitutionally mandated count of every soul in erk in, wilbur ross told lawmakers they need 16 bill to get it done, three billl ross cited declining rates and the integration of new it infrastructure. the cracks in which ross learned about soon after he assumed office. normally two months into my tenure the census bureau sudden there i announced a 40 percent cost over run in one component. namely the data collection and processing ment house freedom colleges and universities cause chair mark meadows questioned why the appropriators should, when the agency has not he re moved its troubled relation ship with contractors and subcontractors. there's some 43it systems that need to be implemented and yet today only four have actually been fully implemented. ross claimed the census bureau cyber security is the most robust it's ever been. but when jody heist of georgia asked

>> james: i'm james rosen sitting in for chris wallace. president trump takes aim at barack obama's two biggest accomplishments. ♪ ♪ first, the iran nuclear deal. >> in the event we are not able to reach a solution working with congress and our allies in the agreement will be terminated. >> james: we will examine the president's new strategy with national security advisor general h.r. mcmaster. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, a stunning blow to obamacare is the president orders the federal government to stop paying subsidies for obamacare exchanges. >> if that money was a subsidy and almost you could say a payoff to insurance companies. >> james: all this and more from both s from democrat chris murphy and republican dr. bill cassidy. plus. >> i'm not quitting today and i don't think i'm being fired today. >> james: white house chief of staff general john kelly tamping down uncertainty over his own standing and defending president trump skewed with bob corker. >> when members of congress are unfair or critical, the president has

chief washington correspondent james rosen is live at the white house with all of this and perhaps can sort it out for us. hi, james. >> arthel, good afternoon. with that tweet of course the president further stoked speculation about a possible military conflict with north korea asked later what the one thing is that he was referring to, the president chose once again to remain cryptic. >> you will figure that out pretty soon. >> the president's tweet also appeared to undercut diplomatic efforts on north korea by secretary of state rex tillerson whom the president said was, quote, wasting his time. that drew criticism this morning from a democratic member of the senate foreign relations committee. >> i think the president should stop undermining the people in his administration. i think he should stop doing hurtful things to the country's national security, like telling the north koreans that there's no diplomatic path for them to give up nuclear weapons. >> the republican chair of foreign relations, bob corker, of tennessee, awakened this morning to a 7:00 a.m. twitter barrage from th

james rosens live for us at u.s. district court. >> good afternoon, we are expecting the arrival of paul manafort and rick gates to enter pleas to the 12 counts of alleged financial crimes that they now face in federal district court. earlier today, manafort and gates surrendered to authorities, may be mainly the. we had all known there was some indictment or a pair of that have been filed in a sealed fashion before the court as early as friday night because cnn reported exclusively at the time, it would appear to be a criminal violation of grand jury secrecy rules, presumably that will also fall under the ages of the scope of special counsel mueller for him to investigate. we expect that not guilty pleas will be entered, there is no talk of a guilty plea. we also have the surprise announcement from the special counsel this morning, unsealing a guilty plea that had been secured by his team earlier this month, the individual who pleaded guilty was george papadopoulos, national security and foreign

. >> james: i'm james rosen sitting in for chris wallace.resident trump takes aim at barack obama's two biggest accomplishments. ♪ ♪ first, the iran nuclear deal. >> in the event we are not able to reach a solution working with congress and our allies in the agreement will be terminated. >> james: we will examine the president's new strategy with national security advisor general h.r. mcmaster. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, a stunning blow to obamacare is the president orders the federal government to stop paying subsidies for obamacare exchanges. >> if that money was a subsidy and almost you could say a payoff to insurance companies. >> james: all this and more from both s

chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us now former d.c. newsroom with more on that angle. good evening, james. >> good evening, officials at the homeland security department and a member of the house intelligence committee and remarks tonight following this massacre in new york are portraying it as most likely a copycat attack based on similar uses of motor vehicles as weapons in acts of terrorism in big cities. a spokesperson for acting dhs secretary elaine duke after noting she had been briefed, we have recently seen attacks like this throughout the world. likewise, congressman joaquin castro, democrat of texas and the end intelligence committee, told fox news tonight more people are being inspired. it certainly looks like a copycat thing, but it's too early to make that determination. certainly the use of vehicles to mow down large numbers of people is intensifying. the first incident like this, similar to this anyway, that we can trace, was in chapel hill in 2006, but it resulted in minor injuries. the first large scale atrocity that re

james rosen has more.>> reporter: senate foreign relations chair bob corker is taking his turn. senator bob corker big me to endorse him for reelection in tennessee trump tweeted. i said no and he dropped out. saying he could not win without me. the president continued, my endorsement. he also wanted to be secretary of state. i said no thanks. he is largely responsible for the current is iran dealt he continued, i expect corker to be a negative voice. to stand in the way of our great agenda. an hour later, corker shot back, it is a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone missed their shift this morning. i top white house official dismissed reports of drama. >> from the inside, there was not that much drama in the first place.>> i think secretary tillotson, secretary metas and chief of staff kelly are the people that help separate our country from chaos.>> reporter: white house aides and supporters of the president say the news media focus on things that distract from important policy matters. like the threat of north korea. in front, the president had

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boston correspondent james rosen joins me now with every details in this case. ng, james. >> good evening, bret. federal authorities are describing this as an international plot that was thwarted by law enforcement officers, including an unde f

james rosen outside of the district court in washington. james? >> good afternoon. we expect paul manafort and rick gates are in front of the federal district court to have the police for the 12 counts of alleged financial crimes that they face. manafort for a time the campaign manager and associate, rick gates, surrender to federal authorities, the fbi, this morning. sources close to the case believe manafort's mueller steam may be using expected prison time to compel testimony from metaphor and gates can and alleged collusion with the kremlin lecture. from the indictment this morning, manafort and gates funneled millions of dollars into for nominee companies. the existence of the foreign companies falsely and repeatedly reporting to the tax payers but they had no foreign bank accounts. manafort and gates, directed the campaign to lobby the united states officials on behalf of of the government of ukraine. the president of ukraine, and ukraine and palooka parties. they were required by law to report to the united states their work they do not do that. and the indic

james rosen, what happened? reporter: we saw the unsealing this morning of the indictments against paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman and his business associate rick gates on 12 counts of alleged financial crimes from failing to report lobbying activities. these crimes allegedly took place between 2006 and up through 2017. but they have nothing to do really with the trump am kane pain or allegations of collusion between the trump campaign or collusion. manafort and gates appeared in federal court and they pled not guilty. they agreed to home detention. we saw unsealed a document describing a guilty plea entered earlier this month by a man named george papadopoulos who pled guilty to lying to fbi agents when he was questioned by them one week after the inauguration about this contacts with foreign nationals mr. papadopoulos believed were well plugged into the kremlin. these peements would probably never have gotten him into trouble. they were promising dirt on hillary clinton, and thousands o

fox news chief washington correspondent, james rosen, with our report.olitico reported that president trump will likely with hold some of the classified files, president trump tweeted early saturday morning. subject to the receipt of further information, i will allow the long blocked and classified jfk files to be opened. along with the 30,000 pages that have been released only in redacted form. reports say the cia is concerned about document generated in the 1990s. >> i'm enough an historian i think i would go with the release posture. this happened long enough to go that it's unlikely to stimulate any immediate strong hostility between the u.s. and russia. reporter: as nation researchers hope to learn more about the visit to mexico city by oswald. and they also want to know about an undercover officer who on the day of the assassination leaked information to the media. a legendary cia officer who oversaw the agency's response to the warren commission. >> i think there is material that could change our perception of the investigation. reporter: the agen

for more on this developing story, let's go right to james rosen who is in d.c. with the latest. >> good evening, the washington free beacon said it has approached the

for more on this developing story, let's go right to james rosen who is in d.c. with the latest. >> good evening, the washington free beacon said it has approached the house intelligence committee to answer questions about the money the conservative news outlet paid for the purpose of conducting research into the lives of then candidate donald trump. all of the work at fusion gps provided to the free beacon was -- it appears in the steel dossier, none of it. ... the christopher steel dossier was compiled by this man, former british spy christopher steel, is reportedly included interviews. its brand with highly salacious rumors about president trump but its contents went unverified even if it landed in the hands of various news outlets. buzzfeed published it in total. what apparently began as a republican funded effort to discredit mr. trump on publicly available sources and a early in 2016 and was plucked up by the clinton campaign and became an effort to get private information from moscow. for more than a year, these democrats have alleged collusion between the

james rosen has more on all of this from the white house. >> at evening, if we've learned one thing about president trump in this first year of the administration, it's that he is not want to be guided by convention were to be held back when he believes he has been disloyal or disrespected. so bob corker of tennessee about this morning to a 7:00 a.m. twitter barrage. it was perhaps provoked by recent criticism by corker who stated at one point that the president top aides are all but what's keeping the top administration room chaos. the president said he begged for endorsement. mr. trump added that it's a shame that he fired back, the white house has become an adult day care center. someone miss their shift this morning. also todd womack added that the president called senator corker monday afternoon and asked him to reconsider his decision not to seek reelection there is only one approach working to undercut diplomatic efforts. they said he was wasting his time, that's your criticism. >> i think the president should stop undermining the people in his administration. he should stop doing

now the focus of a whole lot of interest, correspondent jamie rosen has more, james. >> we have more on the papadopoulos plea deal in the person of sergi landgraf the foreign minister. >> the meeting was about russian-american relations. i don't see anything illegitimate or illegal about it. in principle, i am looking with skepticism and lots of interest at the new and continuing report on how donald trump won the provincial election. >> the meeting cited were those taken by george papadopoulos. foreign policy advisor and candidate, and professor overseas were poorly introduced the young man to figures advertised as having strong crewmen connections. this all lead papadopoulos to arrange a meeting with russia with candidate trump and initiative the campaign rebuff your documents show papadopoulos guilty plea, the professor told papadopoulos as papadopoulos later described the fbi, they come of russians, had their own curve, that thousands of emails. today, the telegraph newspaper in london identify the professor as a teacher at sterling universe university, includes numerous. this ph

first, james rosen live in washington. james? >> one key assertion of the special counsel's office and the new star witness, the former trump campaign foreign policy adviser, george papadopoulos is coming under challenge today. you'll recall from our coverage yesterday that it was papadopoulos's meetings with a foreign professor that claimed access to well-connected russians that led papadopoulos to try to get a meeting with vladimir putin. documents released with papadopoulos's guilty plea said, the professor told defendant papadopoulos as defendant papadopoulos described to the fbi, that they, the russians, have dirt on her, meaning hillary clinton. the russians had e-mails of clintons. they have thousands of e-mails t telegraph newspaper in london has identified the professor as joseph mossoud. his online resume appears sketchily defined and histories of writings are about putin. this is from a pro russian think tack. he acknowledged a meeting with papadopoulos but the professor told the telegraph that he was upset by the clai

campaign employees and saying nothing points to collusion, let's go to chief washington correspondent james rosenive in washington now. >> a fascinating development today, the special counsel's office and its new star witness george papadopoulos is coming under challenge today. you'll recall from our coverage yesterday that it was papadopoulos' meetings with a foreign professor who claimed access to well-connected russians who tried to arrange a meeting between russia and then candidate donald trump. documents attached to his guilty plea set up what the professor told defendant papadopoulos as he later described to the fbi that they, meaning the russians, have dirt on her. the russians had emails of clinton, thousands of emails." today the telegraph newspaper in london has identified the professor as a teaching fellow at sterling university in scotland this may whose online resume and limited history of published includes support of vladimir putin's regimes. he also described that the laughingstock suggested in the report that he'd introduced papadopoulos to a female russian national he described

boston correspondent james rosen joins me now with every details in this case. evening, james. >> good evening, bret. federal authorities are describing this as an international plot that was thwarted by law enforcement officers, including an undercover fbi agent who convinced the alleged plotters he was an isa supporter prepared to help carry out the planned attacks. one of the targets was said to be times square, as it has been before. the purported plot involved plans to detonate explosives there. they told the undercover agent, "we need a time bomb in times square. look at all these people" where they trained their sites on the nyc subway system, obtaining maps for these purposes. these charges were unsealed now by federal authorities. one of the suspects, a canadian citizen, purchased bomb making materials for use in the attacks and was arrested after traveling to the united states from canada back in may 2016. he has entered a guilty plea and is awaiting sentences. the other charges include a u.s. citizen based in pakistan. that's where he was arrested and

on this issue especially when we had the obama administration targeted people like fox news and james rosen think he should go after the press, it is against the first amendment but i think the president has a valid point, someone in the media is being divided and when you look at polls a lot of american people agree with them. rob: the press has its flaws, stories that come out to be untrue. is it fair to say the media is biased but not fake? where would you draw the line? >> as a journalist who covers the white house and the white house core i would say the media is biased. we report the facts, did what we are supposed to do, we go in and ask tough questions the white house responds. rob: don't you think there's tougher scrutiny, it appears to most people there's much more scrutiny on certain members in politics than others and some people get a glazing pass, bring up a story but don't hammer it the way they do on people like donald trump? >> it may look that way but remember the clinton days? everyone had a field day with clinton and monica lewinsky, going back to nixon. >> monica lewins

let's go to james rosen who is in dc with the ratest. james. >> good afternoon jesse. the washington free beacon says it has approached to answer questions about the firm fusion gps in 2015 and 2016 for the purpose of conducting research into the life of then candidate donald trump. all of the work that they provided to the free beacon was based on public sources and none of the work appears in the steel dossier said free beacon founders. the free beacon had no knowledge of or connection to the steal dossier, did not pay for the dossier and never had contact with, knowledge of or provided payment for any work performed by christopher steele. now the christopher steele dossier was compiled for fusion gps by this man, former british spy christopher steele who's research into mr. trump in 2016 included interviews with top russian spies and diplomats. it brimmed with highly salacious rumors about mr. trump but they went unverified. buzz feed published the comments in total until january. the washington post published the steel dossier was bankrolled by the hillary clinton

let's go to james rosen who is in dc with the ratest. james. >> good afternoon jesse. the washington free beacon says it has appro

for more on this developing story, let's go right to james rosen who is in d.c. with the latest. >> good evening, the washington free beacon said it has approached the house intelligence committee to answer questions about the money the conservative news outlet paid for the purpose of conducting research into the lives of then candidate donald trump. all of the work at fusion gps provided to the free beacon was -- it appears in the steel dossier, none of it. ... the christopher steel dossier was compiled by this man, former british spy christopher steel, is reportedly included interviews. its brand with highly salacious rumors about president trump but its contents went unverified even if it landed in the hands of various news outlets. buzzfeed published it in total. what apparently began as a republican funded effort to discredit mr. trump on publicly available sources and a early in 2016 and was plucked up by the clinton campaign and became an effort to get private information from moscow. for more than a year, these democrats have alleged collusion between the

we're the joined by fox chief washington correspondent james rosen who has information on the real effectf sanctuary cities. >> tucker, good evening. two of america's so-called sanctuary cities are defying pressure from the justice department to begin cooperating with federal authorities. new york and filibuster may or informed doj today they have no way to proof they are not impede pg immigration enforcement. justice has threatened them with not giving them millions in federal grants. enforcement of sanctuary cities is endangering citizens in those communities and had they point to several recent examples. in late august a 38 year old undocumented immigrant from got hal reportedly turned himself in after he allegedly beat his girlt friend to death. he now faces murder charges. he had been charged for beating the same woman all of two weeks earlier. ice gave federal agents 16 minutes notice before setting him free. then the case of a 19 year old undocumented him grant with multiple arrests. he broke into an unmarked police car in month good morning try maricopa and stole an ar15 and was a

chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us what might change the president's mind and what secretsn the files. >> hours after political deported president trump will likely withhold some of the classified files, president trump tweeted early saturday morning: subject to the receipt of further information i will be allowing as president the long blocks files to be open." few expect the history of november 22, 1963, to be upende upended. 3100 pages of records still under seal. along with the 30,000 or so pages that have been released in redacted form. published reports have said the cia is concerned about documents generated in the 1990s that argued against release of older files so as to protect agency operations than underway in post-soviet russia. >> i think i would go with the release posture here that it happened long enough ago that it's unlikely to stimulate any particular immediate strong hostility between the u.s. and russia. >> assassination researchers hope to learn more about the visit paid to mexico city by lee harvey oswald. the man whom history records of john f. kenne

james rosen joins us with those changes and how some including the girl scouts are reacting. >> goodvening, the move to allow girls to sign up for cub scouts came via a unanimous decision by the board of directors. each pack will have the option to remain all-boy or establish a separate den for girls with all dens remaining single gender. older girls will be able to earn eagle scout. "we will -- the chief executive said, adding "we strive to bring what our organization does best, developing character and leadership for young people to as many families and youth as possible." early skeptics included donald trump jr., who tweeted: "strange. i thought that's what the girl scouts was for." >> i think though girl scouts are right to be worried. they are saying we have our organization, our traditions. the boy scouts look at this. families wanting to drop off their sons and daughters at the same time. >> maybe it's a good thing for the girl scouts. maybe it's a good thing for girls. they can find programs they are happy with and they feel they can participate in, who cares what the banner

james rosen joins us with details. >> an article in the new yorker includes 13 new allegations of sexual harassment by harvey weinstein or worse. the incidence span two decades and according to farrow, three alleged the movie mogul raped them. and four of allegations of weinstein exposing himself. recording was made surreptitiously. weinstein appears to admit having touched her and other women inappropriately. >> between the new yorker article and another out today from "the new york times," three oscar winners today assert weinstein harassed them. a spokesperson for weinstein said "any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied. there were never any acts of retaliation. weinstein has long been a top donor to leading democrats including president obama whose daughter interned at weinstein's company and whose wife, mrs. obama, offered praise to weinstein. >> wonderful human being, good friend and a powerhouse. >> hillary clinton who has long championed the empowerment of women and girls hadn't had received confirmations from weinstein. had remained silent on the case until

chief white house correspondent james rosen tells us what happened. >> fresh from sunday's national electionsds poised after a meteoric rise. coalition government. europe's youngest head of state. >> at first they just smiled and said this cannot have success. this won't be, can't be. today we show them wrong. >> the right of center people's party, kurz vowed to build on his record. austria's youngest foreign minister. he responded to the migration crisis by working to limit asylum applicants and securing a shutdown of the so-called vulcans root -- >> unlike other leaders, kurz voices are hardline line on radical islam. austria is almost entirely surrounded by nato member states but it is not one itself. depending on which of kurz's coalition partners controls the defense ministry, officials will be watching closely for signs austria remains open to military cooperation. for the transitive u.s. soldiers or others. >> we want to increase our trade in investment relationships with austria, the european union, american jobs, increasing american exports. >> among the first to congratulate kurz wa