leland.and: ellison barber standing by at the white house. liz: despite political unease, the administration is focusing attention on global hot spots ss from china to iran. here to discuss vice president of national security at the heritage foundation james carafano, thank you so much for joining us. i want to get your reaction from ellison barber's reports before we move to talk about foreign policy, your reaction s this what you want the president to be focusing on? >> it's a pretty important issue. the credibility of our intelligence and law enforcement essentials is absolutely vital. we had cases in the past where those instruments had been abused, fdr spying on political enemies, it's not like it's unprecedented. so i think it's important that we get the truth here and if people did wrong be held accountable. liz: what would the consequences would be? >> what actually went on here, that's an important issue. liz: at the same time there's also a lot of hot spots in the world. the preside

leland has more.eland: with that we bring in former trump foreign policy advisor, fox news analyst walid phares. with friends like these, you hardly need enemies. >> look, our allies, most of the european allies who have engaged in the iran deal, they're facing, leland, a big problem. their multinational corporations were running to iran along with the obama administration and linked up with a lot of financial interests. the trump administration changed that because we saw the deal is actually against our national security and the national security of our friends. leland: in fairness, there are u.s. companies who ran towards iran. boeing made a big deal with iran. that didn't change the calculus of the administration, not enough to change their decision. why shouldn't it be different for the brits, the french and germans. >> it shouldn't be different, but the way and influence of these companies with france and germany is much higher. the governments, no. the region has shifted, arab and muslim countr

liz: leland.son was killed, another one injured following a shooting outside high school graduation ceremony in georgia. police say the shooting happened on the campus of mount zion high school near atlanta. the shooting sparked by argument that happened in parking lot. >> i heard four gunshots, pow, pow, pow, like it's going. i just ducked down immediately. my cousin said duck down. >> i had seen the guy shooting the gun. i saw the officer trying to get him. leland: all right, as we continue to look at video from the scene last night no word yet on suspect or even the motive of what caused the argument. liz: first lady returning to the white house, president trump talks about the school shooting in texas. there's a lot going on at the white house. ellison barber with the latest. >> both president and vice president spoke at prison reform summit and both began remarks by addressing the massacre in texas. >> the president and i have been briefed, we will continue to monitor the situation and we wil

leland.and: well, amid the tension this week, the american military in south korea reminded the world, it is indeed ready to fight tonight. yesterday, as president trump shook the hands of more than 1,000 naval academy graduates he proclaimed an american military resurgence around the world. >> yes, they're respecting us again. yes, america is back. we have begun the great rebuilding of the united states milita military. >> and joining us now with more on the state of our military is colonel john atkinson commanding officer of the headquarters and service battalion at marine corps base quantico. >> nice to be with you. leland: we'll get to the meaning of memorial day and the sacrifices you and your marines have made in a minute. first, the president is talking about the money flowing back into the u.s. military. what does it mean for the marine corps, what do you need? >> when he said we've got to be ready to fight tonight and your u.s. marine corps is ready to fight wherever we're put into a

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leland.eland: just about an hour away from the president's remarks, we'll see if he addresses any of this. ellison barber at the white house. thank you and liz has got more. elizabeth: here with more white house reporter for the washington examiner, gabby, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: i want to start with the stormy daniels news and i don't want to harp on it. i want to get your take, the job rates is lowest level, 3.9% and then a story of trump's denial of hush funds. >> the juxtaposition is incredible. there have been so many accomplishments for this administration on economics and seeing the way the economy is flourishing right now. it's disappointing for a lot of white house officials to constantly deal with the questions and the legal troubles that the president is facing now with not only his personal attorney and the issues of stormy daniels the mueller investigation as well. i think that white house aides are frustrated. the president is surely frustra

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>>leland: you commend him. you see any risk to those?re's always risk when you make a major decision like this. but it's better to pull out of a bad deal earlier than later. john kerry no deal was better than a bad deal and we had to remind him on foreign affairs when he came into our committee and remind him this was a very bad deal and that we should never do it. keep in mind there were 400 people in the house that voted against moving the corker amendment that moved to this bill in the senate. they voted against that and 58 senators voted against this including chuck schumer as you said. it's good to get out of the. >>leland: how is it that there are people on two sides of the aisle who we will assume for the moment have the best interest of the united states at heart. certainly members of the intelligence committee do. how is it that people have such deep love of this country can look at this deal and have such a vastly different views of it. it's either good or bad. if you talk to people on either side of the aisle, it appears they'

leland. leland: more in the developments of the korean peninsula and south korean president says kim jong un is committed to sitting down with president trump and this morning, rudy giuliani seem a more optimistic the once canceled summit. >> so i don't want to raise expectations, but the strategy has played out really brilliantly and most remarkably he can do it and i have to -- jay sekulow in this totally rigged investigation. trade to hear from reaction from a senior at the heritage foundation overlooking north korea in the peninsula as well. you plan these things before, involved in the planning of these summits. what is happening beyond the diplomatic posturing we see on tv every day? >> a high missing there has to be a lot of preparation by officials, in u.s. and north korea not only on logistics of the summit, but the agenda trying to reach agreement. traditionally, they would have been agreement on the substance before the president and leaders walked into the room were now we found t

they're expected to demonstrate. >> leland: two weeks left in ramadan.ke tobin continuing to watch it for us from jerusalem. >> arthel: north korea issuing a response to president trump after the president canceled a meeting planned for june 12 in singapore. more on the fallout over the president's decision coming up on "outnumbered." we'll see you this weekend. >> have a great weekend. the ladies of "outnumbered," take it away. >>> president trump leaving the door open to rescheduling the canceled summit with north korean dictator kim jong-un after the rogue regime says it is, quote, open to resolving problems at any time in any way. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. host of kennedy on fox business. also dagen mcdowell. morgan ortegas. and joining us on the couch today, nationally syndicated radio show host. he is "outnumbered." this is morgan's first time on the couch. >> good to be here, always with en

leland: countdown on the iran nuclear deal. may 12 is the deadline for president trump to make a major change in agreement or face a u.s. pullout. live at the white house. liz: continuing to burst out through the ground. the neighborhood on hawaii's big island destroying homes and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. our own william la jeunesse will join us here in the hot zone. leland: minnesota education bill with permission for high schools to post in god we trust is under fire. both sides of the debate. hope you're having a great sunday. welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. and leland vittert. elizabeth: and i'm elizabeth prann. president trump has less than a week to make a decision on their brand nuclear deal that will begin to hear both home and abroad in attempts to sway his pick. so the hearing voices from both sides of the aisle. ellison barber life in the white house about those details and more. reporter: president trump is that unless he saw substantial changes the iran judge he would pull of that by

just as leland reported. you see that plane slowly taxiing right in front of that american flag that has been held up by two fire trucks, i believe, on joint base andrews. and this picture is just really, truly remarkable. >> it is remarkable in every way. so our viewers understand. we are obviously able to take pictures of what's happening out there. we won't have audio of what's happening out there until the pool that travels with the president heads out. we see two sets of air stairs pulling up to this plane which is a medically equipped 737. we don't know the sequence of events. we heard the president may go on the plane, the vice president and secretary of state is here. the secretary of state spent time with these three men. now we just wait and watch it unfold before us. these three men have been on the air in north korea to japan and then alast a they have been on the go for 18 hours. we can only imagine what they have gone through over the past couple of years while they have been detained an sentenc

i'm leland vittert. liz, it occurs to me that we're a couple of hundreds yards from where you were in november and i've got to tell you, it's a little bit warmer, but no less divided here. elizabeth: that's right, i'm elizabeth prann. thank you for joining us. we remember that president trump won ohio in november by eight points. that being said, it's no indication what we'll see on tuesday and you're getting a

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leland was there. you covered a lot of stories but to see that kind of history unfold before your eyes. >> an oddly intimate moment when you saw the pres. and those three americans at the top of the stairs chatting for a moment and it was special because you could see the emotion, you could see the joy that you talked about and didn't have to hear what they were saying as they walked down the stairs and you could see the relief on their faces, they knew they were home. these. been arrested long before donald trump was even elected. they now met the man who brought them home, secretary of state worked tirelessly and you heard the pres. talk about how important it was to him to get these three men home. that was the key part of the discussion about north korea's that we will not have the summit unless we get our people home, the president noted he got them home earlier than he thought he would. you know what is going on. the pres. and vp and mike pompeo walked them over to the bus, the walter reed milita

fox news correspondent leland bedard is standing by. an extraordinary moment there at joint base andrews, give us a sense of what's happening. >> presidents certainly relish the times that they can have a happy reunion and welcome home some americans here at joint base andrews. so often, it's presidents welcoming home americans under less than celebratory circumstances, and unusual on the flight line is the american flag held up by two huge fire trucks that have lifted their ladders up. little updates on the timing, we understand that three hostages are in the air, there were refueling stops in japan and anchorage, alaska. it's been about an 18-20 hour track from north korea. we expect the hostages to arrive here at about 3:00 a.m. we were told that they switched planes in japan to a plane that had some slightly better medical facilities on it, although the pool of reporters, just to reporters that were traveling with the secretary of state noted that the hostages were able to walk on the secretary of state's plane in north korea under

leland vittert takes a look at the history of the democratic party and israel. >> republican senatorsin jerusalem could barely contain their excitement. >> all of the things president trump could have done to tell israel we have their back, making jerusalem the capital is the strongest signal he could have sent. >> there was no way on earth that we were going to open this embassy without my being here to celebrate it. >> you couldn't find a single democratic senator in the crowd. texas senator ted cruz blasted president obama for turning his party against israel. >> we had i think ten house members, no democrats, that's a sad, sad manifestation. >> in and out of the importance of the israeli lobby, the democratic party then vice president al gore chose a jewish running mate. 18 years later, things have changed. in a pew research poll, self-described liberal democrat side with the palestinians 35% to 19% for israel part of the whole party, it is 27-25. compare that to a few years ago, 143% of democrats said they are simply these were to the jewish state. >> everything in our politics t

mike: that leland vittert is a trooper.ranking military officials from u.s., france and germany taking part in memorial day ceremonies today marking the centennial of a deadly month long battle considering the first major engagement of u.s. troops in world war i. >> i think the battle was a critical turning point for the marine corps. you know, when they came here, they were a youthful corps and had never really experienced conventional commercial grade warfare and certainly in an enemy that was really a peer enemy. this was really the first time that they proved themselves and there are many great stories that have come out of this battle that have inspired marines for generations. mike: more than 5,000 people gathered at a cemetery in the village in northern france. the event included speeches, prayers, a wreath laying, and the national anthems of all three countries. >>> more fallout over the nfl's new national anthem policy as some players say the rules just aren't clear. >>> plus lava flow from hawaii's kilauea volcano

leland vittert was there live at joint base andrews. leland.is business there are not a lot of good reasons to be up at 3:00 in the morning. often times it is for the worst of news. this was for the bet of news. there was something special for every one there, even among the hardened white house press corps when those three men walked down the stairs with president trump, there were you have a you will full lot of smiles. you could see almost to ear smile on the face of three former detainees from north korea. one saying it was like a dream as he walked down and experienced the freedom of america once again. another one said they had experienced hard labor while they were there inside of those camps. president trump said he made this a priority for his administration to bring these men home. they are at walter reed medical center getting checked out not only physically but emotionally. a psychologist working to reintegrate them back into american life, experiencing the brutality of that regime for so long. president trump talking about why it w

visit tripadvisor.com leland: nra incoming president oliver north blamed the disease of youngster whod in a culture of violence in the latest school children, we will introduce to each and every one of the school victims shot in high school. liz: sunday morning tweet ripping into the russian investigation as, quote, the world's most expensive witch hunts, live to the white house. leland: immigration taking center stage in the georgia governor's race, lieutenant governor on the ballot explains why it's a key issue in a state hundreds of miles from the nearest border.

leland: countdown on the iran nuclear deal.eadline for president trump to make a major change in agreement or face a u.s. pullout. live at the white house. liz: continuing to burst out through the ground. the neighborhood on hawaii's big island destroying homes and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. our own william la jeunesse will join us here in the hot zone. leland: minnesota education bill with permission for high schools to post in god we trust is under fire. both sides of the debate.

i'm leland vittert.n-up and search operation at this hour in ellicott city, maryland. the historic town near baltimore was the scene of devastating flooding yesterday. turned roads into raging rivers on main street muddy rivers carried cars away and poured into homes and businesses. emergency crews made dozens of rescues. right now one man remains missing. this comes as the town was just rebuilding from a previous flood two years ago. former president george h.w. bush is spending his memorial day in a maine hospital where he is being treated for low broosh and blood pressure and fatigue. is he described as awake and alert and no discomfort. i'm leland vittert. now back to a special edition "the five." ♪ the man with the golden gun >> greg: i don't know this song. man with the golden glove, pete. >> greg: more fan mail questions. this is a great question this is from good break april. that's a hell of a nickname. >> kimberly: greg, what's on the outside of your folder? guts guts notes. what's the weirdest

i'm leland vittert.rm alberto putting a damper on the gulf coast. the storm is slamming the southeast with 65 miles per hour winds. people there are bracing for tornadoes and flash floods. alberto is the first named storm of the 2018 atlantic hurricane season, which doesn't officially start until friday. a moving tradition at arlington. the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. we pause to honor our men and women that fought for our freedom. i'm leland vittert. now back to the "your world" special. >> you're a vet, you wait and you wait a long time still. is that true? >> that is correct. as a matter of fact, the hill did a report on this just in martha v.a. had been caught sending false reports about wait times. we know that veterans are still waiting on average longer for care, this is something that the president talked about fixing when he was running for office. >> trish: v.a. whistle-blower scott davis spoke to neil and congress abouted. passing bill to give our veterans more access

hostages, we want to take you to leland vittert live inside joint base andrews.etime soon and you are standing by. what will happen when i get there or this morning, depending on what time zone you are in? >> here's what time zone you are and, the folks who are arriving has been in a lot of time zones. more than 18 hours as they make their check back from north korea, stops in japan, anchorage, alaska, as well, landing here sometimes in the next two hours or so. they are in the air on the way, the president should arrive here a couple of minutes before, sometime in the mid-2:00 hour. if this shot looks familiar, the fire trucks of the american flag, this is where air force one arrives and departs from the famous shots of the president with marine one. today it is not departure but of course the arrival. you can see, an unusual sight, the flag set up, the two fire trucks, we understand this is where the plane carrying those three hostages is going to pull up. the president is going to meet with the first lady and the vice president as well. these are historic mome

. >> bill: let's start with leland vitter at the state department.ancel this summit or is the sense this is some sort of negotiating tactic? >> at least from the u.s. side nobody is talking about canceling this summit. it appears that they are looking at this as a page out of the president's playbook really. the more you are willing to walk away from a deal, the more negotiating leverage you have. this is the statement from the north koreans from their first vice foreign minister. we are no longer interested in a negotiation that will be all about driving us into a corner and making a one-sided demand for us to give up our nukes and this would force us to reconsider whether we would accept the north korea/u.s. summit meeting. the secretary of state said this weekend that the united states is ready and willing to help the north korean's anemic economy. the sticking point is what comes first? the nukes leaving north korea and the cash from the united states going in? what each side wants is obvious. >> bill: where is the trump administration? >> my gra

leland briefed eu officials before the previous round of talks.which strategy, what tactics, how you handle this from a tone perspective, and also pain threshold. you have to be willing to call this -- you're either going for a short-term win or long-term battle and i think the team is deeply split in the middle in terms of what direction they should go. >> not surprising considering what we know about all the individuals involved so we get three pages of notes and there's one thing that's highlighted in bold from you a trade war is no longer the worst case scenario. what in your opinion is the worst case scenario? >> well, happy talk in d.c. always makes markets happier but right now we're at the verge of a potential short-term deal which will actually put the united states in a worst position than it started at. president trump took a lot of grief for escalating tensions with china up. he's created a lot of leverage and the worst case scenario right now would be to concede the leverage that we have right now in these talks for something like def

leland specifically at st louis or to be a very close eye on this whole process not only on the elections but on the implementation of arc agreement in general so any failings or any changes or any sort of intentional. lack of will to implement peace agreement or attentional attempt to change it would actually send a signal to the eland of the colombian government not very trustworthy negotiating or there's a chance without a doubt if we get a president at the door someone who at least is willing to say that they won't change the peace here and i think those divisions will end up actually being in these groups will come together a bit more because there's someone they feel they can trust but as i still think violence is not completely off the table in colombia's future unfortunately and right now we have very stark dissident groups operating in different parts of the country that you know because the peace negotiation simply is not as sure and bear has made little progress in the time that it's been taking place but it's still operate pretty militarily in sort of different drug traffickin

leland: seems to be getting on this and it has taken 10 months. some of us got out early but we start to see this unravels like the chinese torture, you feel that and we see something new almost every week including spying and that type of thing. we have to get to the bottom of this. the american people don't trust anymore and believe it was politically motivated as i felt from the beginning and that is why we need the special counsel. >> there will be a meeting that involves several different players. chairman nunez and gaudi will be involved along with officials from the doj and others who will look at this information with respect to the source, the individual or the informant. here is what democrat chuck schumer had to say about those meetings. >> a man like devon nunez who i hear privately from my republican colleagues think he is off the deep end, he is going to get hold of this, we think that is fair and unbiased oversight, give me a break. if such a meeting occurs, and i don't believe it should but if it occurs, it must be bipartisan. >> w

leland: republicans will show up. >> poor rick succone.f it is based on trump supporters is he going to pool the republicans through? >> that is one of those key races. >> lots to cover this morning. the extreme weather we were talking about, three people are dead as powerful at that. strong winds sending metal beams flying off of the roof in new york city and thousands of commuters stranded at rush-hour, passengers grabbing into grand central station when the storm temporarily stopped the trains and there's remarkable video of water falling from the school to a high raise. hawaii issuing a rare red alert is a plume of ash spews into the sky, officials warning the kilauea volcano could become more explosive, volcanic smog rising 20,000 feet and possibly impacting air traffic. nearly 20 fissures or cracks with steam and toxic gas so far. these before and after satellite pictures nearly a year apart showing the island's green landscape now charred, 40 structures have been destroyed. another big story, the threat from north korea, the summit

. >> leland is at joint base andrews where the hostages arrived home just a short time ago. >> reporter: not much good happens after midnight tonight and overnight. what a site at 3:00 in the morning. all smiles and with very good reason by donald trump, the vice president, the three americans as they made their way down the steps from the plane that brought them all the way back across the pacific, those three american detainees are at walter reed medical center undergoing a number of evaluations. their physical health, as we watch them walk down the stairs and smiled for the press and wave, they appeared to be in fairly decent physical health. then there is the emotional health the psychologists at walter reed will deal with, there year in captivity by the north koreans and their detention inside that country. donald trump was excited and jubilant as he greeted these three men. he was inside their plane for 10 or 15 minutes before walking out at 3:00 in the morning smiling, handshakes and donald trump addressed the media for what this means in the larger context of north korea. >> i r

to back, people aiming at 2020 for the democrats, these guys, cory booker and elizabeth warren and lelandd, how they view israel. think about this for a minute. more democrats, elected officials have been seen with louis farrakhan in the last couple years than showed up in jerusalem for the moving of our embassy. there is a radical on the fringe i can't wait for 2020. >> larry tonight said he thinks -- hillary clinton during the election, have a rematch in 2020, leslie, what do you think of 20/20 prospects? >> i don't think this three people are going to be any of the people we will see on the ticket and larry, i don't want i roles. i don't like my kids i role, don't i roll when i say this. i honestly feel, a lot of democrats don't agree with me, i hope he is listening and watching. i honestly feel joe biden is the only democrat that can beat donald trump. he can appeal to individuals that voted for donald trump, in those blue-collar workers, that normally voted for democrats. i think joe biden can bring them back with his no malarkey talk and talking about what matters to them which is j

leland: ivanka in jared kushner are in israel does our lot with the large american delegation ready tohe home of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem tomorrow. we'll talk to israeli prime minister benjamin nat and yahoo! on what it means. elizabeth: for more states had to the polls on tuesday for the mid-term primaries including the states of pennsylvania. our talk radio panel will talk it all

what, leland vittert, fox news. >>> changes are being made at zuckerberg sf general hospital .fter a woman's body was found in a stairwell in the power plant of the hospital campus. good evening. that plant where the body of ruby anderson was found is across the street from the main hospital building. the woman was not a patient at the hospital, but she did live on the campus. we have live team coverage. ktvu's henry lee has details about the care facility where anderson lived. but we start with christien kafton. he has the details of those hospital changes that are already taking effect. >>> reporter: yeah. first off, lets you know in just the last hour we contacted the medical examiner's office. they were supposed to perform an autopsy on 75-year-old ruby lee anderson to determine when and how she died. so far the office has nothing to report. meanwhile, anderson was found here in this power plant building just across the street behind me in a stairwell there. the hospital is saying that those stairs had been accessible from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. until yesterday. now those stairs

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ leland: president trump wrapping up a little more than 40 minutes of remarks saying thank you to ohio where he looked back on the year and a half and some of his accomplishments and then also talked to about 8 or so folks, some business owners, some employees to receive for lack of a better term their thanks and glowing praise for what his policies have done for them here in ohio. noteworthy the gentleman to the left of where the president is standing and that is mr. trump's pick for the republican primary here as we have been talking, liz, for the last couple of hours, here in ohio as well, the primary the two things that everyone is watching is the primary for the republican senate candidates here in the great state of ohio and also for who will be the governor of ohio for both republican and the democratic nominees going forward. obviously no coincidence of the president's events today just a couple of days before the primary. liz: well, he talked about how proud he was of tax cuts and a lot of people there were able to give examples of how they have been a

and where did the money eventual leland? >> i don't understand why all the stories keep changing.f you did nothing wrong, why does it take the companies three or four statements to clear up what is happening? why do we keep finding things out from a drip, drip, drip. i don't think anybody knows. >> we will keep reporting. >> danny is a val owes, jim ruttenberg, thank you very much. love your strawberry tie today. your stripe one is nice, too. but he has strawberries. >> i didn't pick it myself. >> it's good whoever picked it. >> more michael cohen, president trump, and the money trail ahead. ahead as well, the new faces of fake news. >> this is a dangerous time. moving forward, we need to be more vigilant with what we trust from the internet. >> wow, president obama did not say that. comedian jordan peele did. his latest video offers a warning about what we can really believe on line. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided

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leland: and new details of f-22's intercept russian bombers getting too close to comfort off the coastka. elizabeth: and an update on the homes destroyed, and could another eruption be coming? ♪ and happy saturday, thank you so much for joining us on a very busy day. welcome to america's news

leland vittert is in for shepard. >> roaring ashore, the season's first named store right now pounding. that as the mid-atlantic deals with misery of its own. flood waters swallowing cars and sending families scrambling for higher ground. we're there live. president trump says u.s. officials are in north korea planning for the historic summit he cancelled last week. even if the president does meet the north korean dictator, will they ever find any common ground? plus, honoring those that served and sacrificed this memorial day.

leland: the buckeye state heads to the primary polls on tuesday and capitol hill where both parties areing for control this november in the midterm election.