in washington, jillian turner. >>> he is being held a hero, how police officers being remembered tonightfter convincing a terrorist in france to swap his life for one of his hostages. details ahead. >>> look at the trend that is spreading through more than one hundred 80 countries around the globe. >>> we go now to the tragic story in france. the death of a courageous police officer in yesterday's terror attack. this 44-year-old lieutenant died after offering himself up to annette islamic extremist gunmen in exchange for a female hostage. female hostage. >> reporter: lots of morning today in france for the people killed in france. lots of people paying tribute to the policeman who offered to take the place of the woman, who was serving as a human shield for the terrorist. lieutenant colonel arnaud beltrame, ran into the supermarket unarmed, but kept his cell phone on so that there could be an open line for the policeman outside of the building. and they could keep th keep tabs on what was happening. when they heard shots being fired inside the building, they stormed in. the police man wa

in washington, jillian turner, fox news.>>> organizers estimate about 800,000 protesters attended a gun- control rally in washington, d.c.. if they are right, the march for our lives event would be the largest single day protest at the nation's capital in history according to usa today. so far, there have been no official police estimates on crowd sizes. >>> during a speaking engagement in tokyo, former president obama said he was encouraged by the march for our lives demonstrations around the country.>> this was all because of the courage and effort of a handful of 15-year-olds. they took the responsibility that so often adults have failed to take in trying to find a solution to this problem.>> the former president and michelle obama have sent several messages of support to young people taking part in the march for our lives movement. >>> gas prices are on the rise. the average price of regular gasoline has shot up $0.07 over the past two weeks to $2.66. the increase is most likely because of rising crude oil prices and they expect prices will continue to go up. the bay area has the hi

attorney for utah for the job, jillian turner is in washington with the latest. jillian. >> republican lawmakers may not have succeed today getting the department of justice to appoint special counsel to look into alleged aabuses of the fbi under obama but doj has appointed john hoover, u.s. attorney for the state of utah to lead a new investigation into the foreign surveillance, process during the obama administration. so far reaction from the gop to the announcement of this new probe has been a real mixed bag, some lawmakers like dave brad of virginia are outraged. >> he reports to rosenstein and rosenstein is in the middle of the dossier fault lines, the entire problem, you've gotten fbi starting with the top comey fired or displaced, ten top political appointees of the fbi are missing and the attorney general sessions who i respect says there's not enough there to go forward with the special prosecutor. >> others though, think this new probe is a step in the right direction. >> i think the attorney general has taken a step in the right direction in appointing

. >> jillian turner is live from washington, d.c. with more on the president's announcement. >> reporter: the president has unveiled sweeping new tariffs on enemies and allies. he's leaving a little bit of wiggle room. >> we want to build our ships, we want to build our planes, we want to build our military equipment with steel and aluminum from our country. >> president trump says he's saving american jobs with a tariff on imported steel and aluminum. the tariffs will exempt next and canada if the countries can agree on the north american free trade agreement. >> don't swing bridally and wildly at our foe, china. establish a well placed jab at china. set them back. >> reporter: gary cohn spent months fighting any possible tariffs. and after it became clear he lost the battle, he announced he's out. >> there's no question. but in his own way he's a nationalist because he loves our country. >> reporter: 42% of americans think the tariffs will hurt the economy. 27% think it will help. and 18% no impact whatsoever. members of the steel

. >> rick: for more on this, here is jillian turner in washington. >> reporter: president trump and kimg un may have been trading jabs and threats over the past year. now they're communicating with one another and paving a path towards nuclear negotiations through south korea. for weeks, south korea's leaders have been urging the trump and kim administrations for a meeting, urging them to get together as soon as possible. south korea's foreign minister is urging both sides to be patient. >> we believe the north korean leader is taking stock. we give them the benefit of the doubt and the time he would need to come out with some public message. >> reporter: while there's lots of speculation surrounding the timing, location and participants in the potential meeting, the administration is remaining tight-lipped. >> again, i can't get into the details of the preparations and the progress being made. but i can tell you that we're continuing to move forward in hopes of having the meeting take place. >> reporter: one thing that's for certain, secretary of state tillerson won't have a role in an

jillian turner reports. >> reporter: the president has unveiled between new tariffs on enemies and -- sweeping new tariffs on enemies and allies but is leaving open a little wiggle room. >> we want to build our ships and our planes. we want to build our military equipment with steel and aluminum from our country. >> reporter: president trump says he is saving american jobs with the 25% tariff on imported steel and 10% on aluminum. the tariff will exempt some countries including canada and mexico if a deal can be reached on nafta. some allies feel they are being punished for china's actions dumping cheap steel on the international market. >> you, mr. president, don't swing blindly and wildly at our foe, china. establish a well placed jab at china. set 'em back. >> reporter: national economic adviser gary cohn spent months fighting any possible tariffs and after it became clear he lost that battle earlier this week, cohn announced he is out. >> in his own way he is a nationalist because he lost our country. >> reporter: a new marist poll shows 42% of americans think the tariffs will hur

jillian turner is live in washington with the details. >> reporter: that's right. the president has unveiled sweeping new tariffs on enemies and allies but is leaving open a little wiggle room. >> we want to build our ships and our planes. we want to build our military equipment with steel and aluminum from our country. >> reporter: president trump says he is saving american jobs with the 25% tariff on imported steel and 10% on aluminum. the tariff will exempt some countries including canada and mexico if a deal can be reached on nafta. some allies feel they are being punished for china's actions dumping cheap steel on the international market. >> you, mr. president, don't swing blindly and wildly at our foe, china. establish a well placed jab at china. set 'em back. >> reporter: national economic adviser gary cohn spent months fighting any possible tariffs and after it became clear he lost that battle earlier this week, cohn announced he is out. >> in his own way he is a nationalist because he lost our country. -- he loves our country. >> reporter: a new marist po

jillian turner, fox news.>>> as you saw on that piece, hundreds of thousands of people marched in washington dc, organizers estimate about 800,000 people attended the rally, and that they are right, the march for our lives event would be the largest single day protest at the nation's capital in history, according to usa today. so far there have been no official police estimates on the crowd size.>>> storm system moving out of the bay area, some areas picking up over 5 inches of rainfall, santa rosa, over 2 inches, san francisco, oakland, all over 1 inch, and san jose 0.61. the storm >>> , is being pushed up to the north, for the most part, -- the storm track is being pushed up to the north, for the most part, across the bay area, numbers are cool, 38 in napa, san francisco 49, and san jose is 49. >>> the live camera moving out towards oakland, a bit of a breeze out there, the winds picked up today, around 10-20 miles per hour, still breezy in the monday morning forecast. cool spots down to near freezing. some patchy frost towards santa rosa in napa, san francisco mid 40s, and morgan hill in

jillian turner has more. >> president trump has signed a 1.3 trillion dollars spending bill that runsn length and keeps the federal government open through september, but he's not pleased about it. >> i say to congress i will never sign another bill like this again. i'm not going to do it again. >> of the thousands of pages, the president made it clear he only backs a handful of the provisions including 80 billion dollars in increased military spending, 1.6 billion dollars boost for border security and 5 billion dollars to fight the opioid epidemic, with a price tag of 700 billion dollars in defense spending, this is the largest payout from a single bill the u.s. military has ever seen. it includes everything from new fighter jets and submarines to a pay raise for every servicemember. when it comes to homeland and border security, however, the president was sold short. he initially had asked the congress for 25 billion for the border wall and his own proposal but this bill includes only 1.6 billion for border security in total. other points of contention for the president and many g.o

julie: jillian turner, thank you very much. meantime russia today expelling 23 british diplomats from its country, a response to britain's decision to expel russian embassy staff following the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter on british soil. amy kellogg has more from moscow. >> russia has responded to britain's decision to expel 23 russian diplomats from the u.k. by saying that it will expel 23 brits from here. and russia adding that because of a lack of parity in numbers to begin with, they will close the british cultural center. >> in the case of further unfriendly actions against russia, the russian side reserves the right to take further retaliatory measures. >> the investigation continues with britain's telegraph newspaper saying that the main line of inquiry now is the likelihood that the chemical was carried over in a suitcase, that it was embedded in cosmetics or a gift planted there by russian agents. that would explain why no suspects has been named yet because britain is covered with cctv cameras.

jillian turner live with what the nra says and what lawmakers are planning to do next. >> a senior nraxecutive has send washington into a tailspin with just a single tweet following his meeting in the oval office, chris cox tweet i had a great meeting with donald trump that we all want safe schools, mental health reform and keep guns from dangerous people. the president supports second amendment, supports due process and don't want gun control. this a day after donald trump stuns a group of bipartisan lawmakers at the white house during a meeting on gun safety with a pledge to do whatever it takes to make america's schools safer even if it means, quote, take the guns first, go through due process second baluchi also gave senators mansion and to me a cowering to the nra. now to see what he is really thinking but he may not be in the mood to clarify. he responded with a tweet of his own, great meeting in the oval office with the nra. >> this is going to be an ongoing process, something we don't expect to happen overnight. he does want congress to coming together and put forward legislati

jillian turner has the latest development. >> we know the russians did it, the united states administrationnows the russians did it. >> reporter: despite what the british ambassador calls overwhelming evidence russia continues to deny poisoning of force by living in the uk. the kremlin is turning the story on its life and accusing the british government of carrying out the attack themselves pointing the blame at british intelligence services, quote, convincing evidence to the contrary, not presented to the russian side. we will consider we are dealing with the attempt on the lives of our citizens as a result of a massive political provocation. in a fox news exclusive the bridge ambassador insists these russian accusations aren't worthy of response. >> we put out everything we need to demonstrate our conviction. >> reporter: the state department agrees with british intelligence. >> russia denies responsibility for its behavior but we have proof. >> reporter: 25 nations from across the globe followed the us lead and for status and implement in a show of solidarity. the support and friendship

jillian turner live with the president's meeting with lawmakers and what is being done today to try tos done. >> in case you forgot donald trump wants to shake things up in washington he offered a very stark reminder during his meeting on gun safety with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. >> there is no other issue like background checks, 97% of america wants universal background checks yet we can't get it done. there's nothing else like that where it works, people wanted and we can't do it. >> he went through a lot of president and didn't get it done. people want to get it done. >> lawmakers spent a lot of time hashing out problems like recent failures in the background check system but the president insisted he wants to focus on solutions that has specific policy proposals meant to keep guns out of the hands of people he says shouldn't have them. he laid out his top priorities which include army and training teachers outline bump stocks, raising minimum age for purpose and addressing the nation's mental health crisis. each of these issues is wrestling capitol hill feathers but t

jillian turner has a history lesson for us tonight. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> and president trump facing kim jong-un across the negotiation table he will come face-to-face with north korea's track record of lying to the u.s. and the international community. kim jong-un has been strike will deals with the u.s. since 1994. >> north korea will freeze and dismantle its nuclear program. south korea and other allies will be better protected. >> $4 billion in u.s. aide that agreement collapseed in 2002 when president bush concluded the north was not living up to his agreement. >> north korea is arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction while starving its citizens. >> later north korea with drew from the non-proliferation treaty. president obama had a lot of hope but chance of bringing the rogue regime back into the fold of the international community. >> north korea can choose to continue down the lonely road of isolation or join the rest of the world. >> by the end of president obama's first year they declared they were not bound by

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as challenger this week, jillian turner.the sake of consistency, here they are. hands on buzzers. i ask the questions. first one to buzz in gets to answer. every correct answer is worth a point. if you get it wrong, we deduct a point from your total. best of five wins. >> it's international women's day. i just thought you might want to mention that. >> absolutely. here's the first question. after winning the academy award for best actress on sunday night, frances mcdormand had something unusual happen to her oscar. what happened? >> some guy stole it. >> did some guy steal it? >> this morning, terry bryant isn't celebrating. instead, charged with grand theft larceny, after allegedly swiping the best actress oscar from frances mcdormand. >> what's the long-term plan when you steal an oscar? hope your friends don't notice you didn't win? >> i'm mad i didn't get that because i watched the oscars for the first time in years. >> the larceny didn't happen in realtime. >> question two, one of the world's most popular sodas announce

. >> connell: jillian turner has more now on what would be an unprecedented sit-down. >> reporter: afterdin spende first year in office touting the united states' military superiority, the mantra from president trump's national security team has now become diplomacy. >> this is a diplomaticaly led effort. you can see that in action right now, for those that questioned whether it was diplomatically led. i rest my case. >> reporter: the president embraced a new role as a triangulater in chief over recent weeks, coordinating north korea policy with china's president and south korea's president on a near daily basis. >> i must tell you, president shi of china has really helped us a lot. >> reporter: when the time comes for formal negotiations between the u.s. and north korea, the administration says president trump will likely go it alone. these will be bilateral talks between the two nations only and they won't inamerica's asian ally. >> the first meeting i think is between the president, the leader of north korea, the two people who are the decision makers, who will ultimately decide what

probe, that judge ended up recusing himself, who better than to bring all of this together are jillian turnerlationships, and texts. >> president trump's first security adviser michael flynn is back in the spotlight since appear to go lying to the fbi in december, now he's talk about his indictment on the campaign trial while something for a california congressional candidate. >> i'm not here to complain about who has done me wrong or how unfair i have been treated or out how unfair the process has been, it is what it is, my previous statements defend for themselves. >> july 2016 between fbi counterintelligence peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa page surfaced revealing relationship with federal judge who later managed michael flynn's prosecution. judge rudolph contreras sat and discussed the judge's appointment and floated the idea of hosting him at a cocktail party. page writes, rudy is on the fence, just appointed two months ago, i did, we talked about it before and after, i need to get together with him. page writes, i can't imagine neither of you can talk about anything that mean recusal, r

dare to hope they say, jillian turner with both the risks of sitting down with kim jong un and perhaps of the opportunities, hi, jillian. >> good to see you, president trump is asking tweeting the deal with north korea is very much in the making and completing a very good one in the world, time and place to be determined but agree to go talk is the very first step in what is guarantied to be a long and risky process. senior officials are already focused on reducing those risks by demanding concessions from pyongyang before president trump even sits down at the negotiating table. >> they've promise today denuclearize, they've promise today stop nuclear and missile testing and they recognized that we are going to continue in our military exercises. >> now, when the president does come facebook.com/booktv with kim jong un, their discussions will face and be with terrific, one risk by lawmaker is dislike of president trump and un have for each other and unpredictable natures. >> the the unpredictability and volatility of the two leaders is one of the risk that is is entailed here. >> south

jillian turner has more now. >> president trump's first national security advisor flynn is back in thethe first time since pleading guilty to lying to the fbi in december. now, he's talking about his indictment on the campaign trail while stumping for a california congressional candidate. >> i'm not here to complain about who has done me wrong or how unfair i've been treated or how unfair the entire process has been. you know, it is what it is, and my previous statements stand for themselves. >> this as new texts from july 2016 between fbi counterintelligence agent struck and fbi lawyer lisa page surfaced revealing a discussion they had about struck's friendship with a federal judge who later on managed flynn's prosecution. the judge sat on the very secretive fisa surveillance court during the time flynn was under investigation. in these new texts struck and page discussed the judge's appointment and even float the idea of hosting him at a cocktail party. page wrote: did you know that? just appointed two months ago. struck replies i did. we talked about it before and after. i need to g

jillian turner has the day tailed. >> reporter: president trump is basking in the afterglow of yesterday'snouncement. he tweeted this will be a good situation for the world, time and place to be determined. agreeing to talk is only the first step in what is guaranteed to be a long and risky process. senior officials are focused on reducing the risks by demanding concessions from pyongyang before president trump sits down at the negotiating table. >> they promised to denuclearize. they promised to stop nuclear and missile testing. they recognize we'll continue in our military exercises. >> reporter: when the president does come a face-to-face with kim jong un, their discussion will test the president's negligence other yatesing prowess and be -- negotiating prowess and be fraught with strategic risk. one risk is the intense personal dislike that trump and un have for one another and their unpredictable natures. >> the unpre debpredictability d volatility of these leaders is one of the risks that is entailed here. >> reporter: south korea and japan privately expressed concern that president

jillian turner, fox news. >>> it's now 8:41, and fairfield police are asking for help to find a 17-year-oldrwin lewis was last seen last sunday. he was last heard from on wednesday. they don't know where he. he. is 5'9", weighing 16 0 pounds. if you have any information, fairfield police want to hear from you. >>> the u.s. is not the only country where the gun control debate is in the spotlight. >> the places around the world that came together in support of change yesterday. >>> up next a new app to help you do one good deed a day. it was dreamed up by two college friends who think it should be easier for people to help each other out. >>> this week on fox news sunday, hundreds of thousands of students rally in washington and across the country against gun violence, and we will talk with two of the leading organizers from marjory stoneman douglas high school. then the markets are on edge after the president launches a tariff crackdown on china. we will discuss the potential for a trade war with the treasury secretary, and our sunday panel on the shakeup of the trump national security team.

ed: gillian turner is live in washington to explain. jillian?concerns about the obama administration happened ling of russian interference in the 2016 general election. now a new book set to be released by michael isikoff and david corn about russia's role in the election details the internal struggle among the national security star in tom greater detail. in the book they report that president obama's cyber team, initially wanted it push back hard and fast against russian efforts. when they first learned of them. which was during the early summer of 2016. but as the weeks wore on, the administration grew increasingly weary of what the book describes as provoking the russians into materially affecting the outcome of the election. >> mr. president, you go out and you unilaterally say this is what is happening. you're going to be accused of, in this environment, of trying to tip the election. >> so now critics of president obama are alleging that rice and other national security officials didn't do enough to counter the emerging threat while they