>> shepard: you do you, man. it's perfect. >> look, there's some things about this memo that are very troubling. it's reveals that there was extensive use of the dossier to try to get the carter page warrant so that they could surveil him and also indications that bruce ohr, got money from the clinton campaign and the dnc to handle the warrant, that they were -- he was passing that information on and a lot of this, the fact that the democrats were behind the dossier, a lot of that wasn't shared with the court. that is troubling. on the other hand, there's things that are missing here that make you question whether we're getting the full story. for instance, as you pointed out before you went to commercial, carter page, it's not like this is some blank slate and suddenly the fbi decided to come down on him. carter page had been involved with the russians in the 2000s. in 2013, he was recruited by a russian spy in the united states to be a russian agent. according to newspaper reports, he was the target of a fisa w

a sign here the carnage goes beyond the 17 people killed, shepard. >> shepard: wow. steve harrigan. we have the richest country on the planet and there's been 25 school shootings since columbine. 25 school shootings. doesn't happen anywhere else in the world. 54 mass shootings since the turn of the century. we have all of the resources in the world and we can't figure out why this happens in our country and doesn't happen everywhere else. why can't we come together as a society and say we're going to research this, going to bring our best and brightest together and put them in a room and give them whatever they need to figure out why are our children killing each other more than anything else? give them whatever they need. we change the course of human events around the world. we put a man on the moon 50 years ago and we can't figure out why only our children are running around killing each other. it doesn't happen everywhere else. it happens here. why can't they put the best and the brightest together to help us stop it? failing our children. yesterday's massacre is the deadliest m

here's shepard smith. >> shepard: a live look now. there it is. that is the white house briefing room. the briefing was to have begin at 2:00 eastern standard time. they changed that to 3:00 eastern standard time this afternoon. now they have changed that to 3:30 eastern standard time. the briefing will happen and we'll have it on fox news channel. i'm shepard smith in new york. this is "shepard smith reporting." we're expecting questions about how the white house handled domestic abuse accusations about rob porter. president trump tweeted over the weekend, people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by allegations. some are true, some are false. some are old, some are new. there is no recovery for someone falsely accused. life in career are gone. is there no such thing any longer as due process? that was from the president without context. today the white house told fox news channel it has zero tolerance for domestic violence. >> the president deplores, thinks that domestic violence is grotesque. he's said that on multiple occasions. there's

up next, shepard smith. >> shepard: its noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house. president trump said he's looking for ways to curve gun violence. the president said some teachers should be armed in the classroom. concealed firearms for best. other ideas for our classrooms are coming. today we'll take you to a school where there already are guns, guns hidden in safes around the building so trained staffers can access them. >> i understand your concerned. i understand you don't like us having a firearm in the school building. however, on the flip side, we will protect your child. >> both sides of that argument ahead. tracking the special counsel's russia investigation. word of a former trump campaign adviser meeting with robert mueller's team. and a new questions about whether the president's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, tried to cut a secret deal with a banker. let's get to it. first from the fox news deck, the president on guns. according to his spokesman, he's in a listening phase. the president says he's supports the idea of raising the minimum age

>> shepard: yeah. so it's not as if you can them. >> no. >> shepard: catherine, this document, have you ever seen anything like it? >> i have never seen a document white like this. i have never seen -- this is a lot of leg work and a lot of good old fashioned shoe leather investigation that went into this document. what also struck me at the news conference today is that this deputy attorney general had a tone that was very sort of politically neutral in many ways. he answered the questions that people had about whether people on the trump campaign knew they were dealing with russians and he was quite category that they thought they were dealing with american citizens. we'll leave that for others to decide. that was his position today and this was a national security issue with a pending mid-term election. i have never seen a document like this. i think it speaks to this level of sophistication with the russians. remember this term "the gray zone", this is the theme going forward. this is where the rus

shep, back to you. >> shepard: thanks, rich. to desmond butler from the associated price. how serious is this? >> look, there's a lot of evidence that the russian government is targeting u.s. elections is. there's extensive espionage going on. >> shepard: nobody is pushing back on this, not the state, not defense. >> it's hard to say. >> shepard: i haven't heard anybody push back on it. >> i haven't seen a lot of evidence. >> shepard: is there activity to prevent it that we know about? >> i think people are trying, this is a very extensive effort. russian is very good at it. >> shepard: like what are they doing? any specifics? >> what is the u.s. government -- >> shepard: what are the russians doing? everything? >> they are doing a lot of hacking. the group that we looked at was responsible for hacking a lot of the members of hillary clinton's campaign. >> shepard: i was going to get to that next. that same group of hackers that hacked in 2016 also tried to steal u.s. military secrets. that's according to the associated press an

shepard? >> shepard: there could be a state investigation coming? >> it's likely, shepard.stion as to whether this affair was funded on the taxpayer's dime. the police sergeant more than doubled his overtime and a lot of travel expenses, too. more than 30,000 for the two of them in the past year. they went to parris, athens on nine separate occasions they went just the two of them. real questions about that. the mayor has said she will cooperate fully if there's an investigation. back to you. >> shepard: cops in los angeles say a 12-year-old girl walked into her school and opened fire today. students are wounded. the sixth grade suspect is under arrest. what we've learned about this latest shooting next. this is the story of green mountain coffee roasters dark magic told in the time it takes to brew your cup. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors

seems like everybody dropped the ball, shepard. >> shepard: thanks, steve.ianchi. former prosecutor. department of children, families, local police. county folks, state folks. federal folks. everywhere. >> you know, when i was head prosecutor, we dealt with in 2007 a thing called intelligence policing. it's not so much a police gun but computer terminal. doing tryiaging, red flags. so many points of data that this kid was in trouble and specifically that he would commit an act of violence at the school on a federal, state and local level. it's confounding that it wasn't picked up. >> shepard: what could anybody have done? >> a good point. if he's not committed a crime, not much they could do. how about a welfare check? how about letting him know we're watching you? that has an effect to slow him down a little bit. let's so if he's purchasing weapons. if he's purchasing a lot, it's consistent what everybody is saying about him committing an act of violence. if there's a psychiatric history looking for an involuntary commitment. >> shepard: on the death penalt

i'm shepard smith in new york. this is "shepard smith reporting" on fox news channel. last week the dow was off about 1,100 points. today the dow is off at this moment 875 points. so what is happening here? well, a correction is something that happens in bull markets and happens with some degree of regularity throughout history. it is expected, it's well-comed by many investors, of course. because a correction will keep a market from getting over heated. it will keep it from getting into a boom and bust cycle in theory. this could be the beginning of a correction. i'll tell you what a correction is. a correction is a loss of 10% in market value off the all-time high. the all-time high for us in this cycle or ever on the dow was 26,616.71. so 26-6 on january 26th. we're now -- we blew through 25,000 with the greatest of ease and down almost 1,000 points on the session. there was a time not that long ago when down 1,000 points would have been curb setting in and markets closing and that kind of thing. but the dow is so high, we're still at 24,553. the dow is so high, tha

shepard? >> shepard: steve harrigan at the school in broward county.head, the president set to sit down with parents, students and teachers affected by the most tragic attacks. could the gun laws change? could that happen? we'll look at what the white house and the trump administration can do from political and legal stand points. also, remembering the reverend billy graham. a man that transformed evangelism in the united states. he advised presidents and prime ministers, touched millions with his message of faith and fellowship. his life and legacy next. gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it provides four-in-one symptom defense. it's your daily probiotic. >> shepard: inside the state house building in tallahassee -- [chanting]. >> shepard: students demanding change, demanding action. and they're asking "where is rick scott", the governor of the state of florida. [chanting [. >> shepard: so president tru

manafort. >> shepard: with mr. manafort, he's not your target and we have to reason to believe he would be. this is an investigation into russian meddling and possible team trump collusion. it would behoove him to fall on the mercy of the court to fight this or to turn. he's saying he's going to fight it. you've seen the detail. it would take quite a defense attorney on this matter, would it not? >> i don't care who the defense lawyer is. the facts are the facts. i saw the statement that mr. manafort put out. take it with a grain of salt. doesn't matter once you go to trial. the facts speak for themselves. you have overseas documents, you have corporate records, banking records, property records here in the u.s. and now chances are you'll have someone on the inside, mr. gates, who will walk a jury through this. this is an extremely difficult cause to defend. the documents really speak for themselves here. now mr. manafort is looking at upwards of 15 years right now. if he can't offer anything to mr. mueller's team,

. >> shepard: it's noon at the west coast. we're waiting for the press secretary to speak with reporters. this comes minutes after the president said he would love to see a government shut down. repeating, the president said he would love to see a government shut down. expect questions on that and the recent memo madness. the president agreed to release the republican memo that criticized the russia investigation. now will he do the same for the democrats and let them have their side of the story. president trump's lawyers debating whether he should meet with robert mueller. the question is there any evidence that the president did anything wrong? if not, why sit down with a special counsel? what another weird day at the markets. did you see this? look up there. look up now. it's up now. after whatever that was yesterday and whatever that was this morning, it's a new whatever and it's better. let's get to it. and a live look at the white house where we expect the press secretary sarah sanders to take to the podium in 14 minute

>> shepard: phil keating in parkland. thank you.ol hill where lawmakers are calling for changes to the country's gun laws. mike emanuel is live there now. mike? >> shep, good afternoon to you. i should note that we have students from parkland, florida that are making the rounds demanding action from lawmakers. we got video some of of the students going to paul ryan's house. they're not speaking to reporters and going face to face to lawmakers at a time when gun measures are being debated. the one with the most bipartisan support is on strengthening background checks. it's backed by john cornyn and democratic senator chris murphy. it would offer rewards to ago it ises to get them to send information to the criminal background system. >> what senator cornyn has suggested is take something that we all agree on, not claiming it's a panacea, but show some progress towards dealing with one element of the problem. >> mcconnell said the focus of the luncheon was on school safety and not on firearms. >> shepard: what else are democrats sayin

the news continues with shepard smith after this. >> shepard: the dow is moving. it's volatile. that's the word. it's been calm for a couple years and now volatile. swinging more than 500 points for the fifth day in a row. it's off 680 or so. that's the most since october of 2008. this overall swing that we've been seeing. let's take a look at the dow now. you know, it's volatile. this is the new normal at least for now. the new normal of now is volatility. the individual investors are concerned about different things as cavuto explains it to me. they're concerned about the bond market and where it's going. they're concerned about inflation and where that is going. as long as they have the individual concerns, there might be a market correction. we're along way from a technical correction. but if they get all crazy like in the past and act with irrational exuberance, it might go batty. we don't think that will happen. we think it's going to correct, right, gerri willis? >> at some point it will correct. that's true. >> shepard: they always have. >> yeah. you know, the question i

. >> shepard: well, there you have it. who knew what and when regarding president trump's former senior aide. we don't have a definitive answer but we do have new information from the white house. a brand new timeline. here's what has happened so far. the fbi director christopher wray testified under oath in front of the senate intelligence committee. it's an appearance that the director makes once a year updating lawmakers on the biggest threats facing the nation. first, the matter at hand. the democratic senator ron widen of oregon asked the director of the fbi when the white house knew about porter. director wray said the white house submitted the first report on porter's security clearance investigation last spring. almost a year ago. >> the fbi submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in march. and then a completed background investigation in late july. soon thereafter we received requests for follow up inquiry and we did the follow up and provided that information in november. we administratively c

shepard smith in new york. i do want to tell you that our own peter doocy has just spoken with the floor senator bill nelson. he's told our correspondent peter doocy that at the school today many people have been killed. that is the quote from the florida senator, bill nelson. we do not know exactly what happened. we can tell you that authorities believe their person of interest was a student in the school earlier today. someone is in custody for questioning. whether or not it's the shooter, we'll wait to see. the police say there's somewhere between 20 and 50 victims. they told all hospitals in the area to prepare for victims. now the florida senator bill nelson has just told our capitol hill correspondent peter doocy that in his words, many people have been killed. nothing from authorities on that matter. from a senator, we did want to pass that along. wsvn with their fine coverage from their studios in south florida and across the region. let's listen. >> a person of interest is in custody, apprehended. not

for being here. >> thanks, shepard. >> shepard: so now we wait. we wait as most family dos in south florida. normally by this time, we don't know how many people will not leave that school today. but we all saw the superintendent runcie together. that's a man that has 337 schools under him and 30,000 employees with 270,000 students. the sixth largest school district in america and now they're focused on that one area and that one school and waiting to find out from local authorities how many did not survive. it is the story in south florida this afternoon. and it's in coverage in all of the local english and spanish language television stations. the same on television stations across the country as the networks have picked up this coverage from south florida this afternoon. let's listen in to wsvn as their coverage continues. 20 minutes till 5:00 this afternoon. >> i wanted to correct myself. you saw a live picture on the left-hand side. that is the hospital where the suspect is going, broward health. now on the left-hand side, we have -- i believ

make the connection. >> shepard: breaking news. a live look now of president george bush, the 43rd arriving in charlotte, north carolina at the graham library. billy graham, as you know, the man referred to as america's pastor died last week of age 99. franklin graham greeting the former president and they will go inside to view the casket. the bushes wanted to go tomorrow on the second day of viewing, but they said they had -- there's his wife, former first lady. they had a longstanding engagement that they couldn't be there so they came today. billy graham has had an enormous impact on president bush 43. he talked repeatedly and often on foxnews.com. talks about his -- the effect that billy graham had on president bush 43. he said there's a long article and it is interesting to read. i want to read you a small part of it. "i was fortunate to witness billy's remarkable capacity to administer to everyone he method. when i was governor of texas, i said beside him at the crusade in san antonio. his powerful message of god moved peopl

. >> shepard: 3:00 on the east coast. noon on the west coast. ten minutes passed the latest start for the white house press briefing. though it's not started. a live look there. sarah sanders is set to take the podium ten minutes ago. we're expecting to hear from her in a moment. there's a full menu today. there's the rob porter scandal where we left you a week ago. the thinking at the time was the chief of staff might make an appearance to take questions from reporters, but that didn't happen. they cancelled the briefing because the school shooting happened in parkland, florida. so there's all the news from that shooting and its aftermath with students in tallahassee today trying to change the culture. lots of news in the russia investigation. the latest suspect is in court at this moment. this is a bit complicated. here's a stab at the explanation. robert mueller is accusing this guy, alex vanderschwan who is the son of an oligarch that is close to putin with lying to federal investigators about his contacts with the former trump advise eric g

i am shepard smith. fox news in new york. continuing on fox news channel across the country and around the world. we have been listening to be 29's coverage but monitoring from our other sources, includig the associated press which has the latest from parents who described a chaotic and frightening situation as they rush to find the children in the frantic minutes after they heard reports of a shooting in this south florida high school. cesar figueroa says he was one of the first parents arrive to at marjory stoneman douglas high school. police officers with weapons. his office is 5 minutes of the school where he sends his 16-year-old daughter. my wife called me that there was an active shooter and the school was on lockdown. i got on the road and saw helicopters, pleased with machine guns. it was crazy. my daughter wasn't answering her phone." according to figaro, she texted him that she was hidden inside a closet. "she was in a classroom and heard gunshots by the window. she and her friends ran into the closet. another pare

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here's shepard smith. >> shepard: a live look now. there it is.that is the white house briefing room. the briefing was to have begin at 2:00 eastern standard time. they changed that to 3:00 eastern standard time this afternoon. now they have changed that to 3:30 eastern standard time. the briefing will happen and we'll have it on fox news channel. i'm shepard smith in new york. this is "shepard smith reporting." we're expecting questions about how the white house handled domestic abuse accusations about rob porter. president trump tweeted over the weekend, people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by allegations. some are true, some are false. some are old, some are new. there is no recovery for someone

. >> shepard: what it is, it's the congress' legitimate function of oversight to make sure the fisa process is being used correctly and if it wasn't being used correctly, that needs to come to light and people need to be held accountable. >> shepard: however, the fbi has said they have grave concerns with the memo. the fbi agent's association. in fact, publicly back the fbi head, chris wray and the top democrat on the house intelligence committee says that this memo is being used to target the fbi and the department of justice. >> this memo is really a spin designed to tar the fbi and tar the department of justice. >> neil, as you know, this has been highly political, a debate back and forth starting last night among democrats and republicans about the wording that was changed. nancy pelosi called for the intel committee chairman devin nunes to be removed. paul ryaned ask about it and he said it's getting political and he thinks the democrats are trying to distract. neil? >> neil: do we know whether republicans are opening to releasing the democratic memo to that memo? >> depends who you as

terrence shepard, tell us, are ehere still -- are they still investigating th? are there still parents standing around waiting for more information? >> no. so they' sent students to pickup locations nearby. the main strt that's blocked still, there are mainly hangss-on, people seeing wha going on. but it's still a crime scene and i imagine it will be that way for a while. >> woodruff: tell us a little bit about this area, parkland. it's a suburban area? >> it's suburban, it's somewhat rural. parkland has large lots, a considerable equestrian community, people with tennis courts in their homes, multi movie theaters in the homes. upper middle class. i hate to say it, but thest place you think this type of thing would happen. it's really a nice area, a plce you want to live and raise your kids. >> woodruff: that's what i wa a going , is this a place that has seen shootings, violent crime a great deal in the past? >> not that i can recall, and i have been here three decades. no, it's a great place to live, this entire area. it's not a place that's known for any type

. >> bret: thank you, shepard. this is a fox news alert. i bret baier in washington. busy day in the nation's capital. several major stories here but we begin tonight in south florida. there has been a shooting in a high school in parkland north of miami and there are reports of injuries and with the school superintendent because numerous fatalities. we have a number of unconfirmed numbers. we are not going to throw those out there right now but multiple fatalities is what we are hearing from officials at this moment. the suspect is in custody. being transported now. you are looking live on the scene. phil keating is on the scene right now with the very latest. good evening, phil. >> good evening, bret. this day, absolutely catastrophic in the words of the broward county sheriff scott israel who perhaps within 15 minutes is expected to come out here and update the media on this horrific day in broward county, especially for the families of what have been confirmed by multiple people of multiple fatalities. we don't know the total number at this point. in the distance,

you moved on to the freedom seven rocket which is the rocket that took the apollo mission and alan shepard i'm sorry alan shepard in one hundred sixty one into the atmosphere that we lived on to the apollo eleven trip in one nine hundred sixty nine where they landed on the man piloted by buzz aldrin each of these rockets got bigger then the shuttle program came along this is really historic because it's the first big moment for space travel for the space industry since the shuttle launch and the shuttle program and so those two big major things were columbia and challenger which sort of in two thousand and three and one thousand nine hundred six perspectively those two moments made us wonder if we'd be able to go back and now when you look at this rocket it was specifically designed for deep space what this rocket means as that we have the ability to send lots of machinery lots of equipment lots of things we would need to colonize space or to go explore mars. and the other amazing thing about that too is that it's reusable although all the pieces come all the way back down in there in the

or i'm sorry alan shepard in one nine hundred sixty one into the atmosphere that we moved on to the apollo eleven trip in one nine hundred sixty nine where they landed on the moon piloted by buzz aldrin each of these rockets got bigger then the shuttle program came along this is really historic because it's the first big moment for space travel for the space industry since the shuttle launch and the shuttle program and so those two big major things were columbia and challenger which sort of in two thousand and three and one nine hundred eighty six respectively those two moments made us wonder if we'd be able to go back and now when you look at this rocket it was specifically designed for deep space what this rocket means as that we have the ability to send. lots of machinery lots of equipment lots of things we would need to colonize space or to go explore mars. and the other amazing thing about that too is that it's reusable although all the pieces come all the way back down and then the landings i believe were successful today as well the riyadh tree of all the pieces that's fantas

a tough day on wall street to see it sell off. >> shepard: we're showing it in fast time. imagine if it did this throughout the day. it finished down 1,175. we showed you a map of the world going into today. the asian markets were down. i remember before the super bowl game when we had the first read of the futures and they were down more than 100 points. the staff thought this could be an interesting monday. the asian markets tumbled first. and then the japan markets. carried to europe. all the major markets are back under water. remember some of them had been appreciating faster than we had this year. does that mean it's over? far from it. history is an inconsistent guide on this subject. let's ask scott martin. let me ask you, young investors that are just getting into this market and see a day like this air their hineys get burned. what do you do? >> you look back and you talked about with it the guys beforehand. you look back at 2017, which was a great year by many stretches. you have the s&p 500 that moved over 1% intraday or during the day. that's not a normal volat

. >> reporter: shepard, we're just half mile south of the high school right now. as you have mentioned throughout the coverage of the past three hours, the law enforcement community led by t broward county sheriff's department really responded rapidly, and had this person of interest suspect matching the description of the black hat, the burgundy shirt and the black pants in custody roughly a mile, mile and a half away from the school which we're -- we believe is where he had been living. according to the school superintendent broward county and the sheriff, this was not a current student but an 18-year-old and the governor rick scott on his way from tallahassee down here. he has spoken and remained in contact with law enforcement down here. he has already expressed his grieve for the families those affect the. we still don't note exactly the full number of injured and fatalities however the broward county superintendent robert runcie did say there are numerous fatalities on a horrible, horrible day. and just moments ago, the broward county sheriff scott israel sa

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holder: matthew shepard.ehart: was left to die on a prairie fence in--in wyoming, and that led to the push and a call for hate crimes legislation. holder: yeah, and it was something that we, uh, worked, you know, long and hard to, um, make law, to--to come up with ways in which we could put on the--the federal books, give us the ability to deal with those kinds of crimes, and, uh, you know, we were butting our heads against, um, you know, a wall in congress. it took an awful long time, didn't happen during the clinton administration, to get those--those bills--uh, those bills passed. capehart: 2000 rolls around, and it's vice president al gore versus then-texas governor george w. bush. you had maybe visions of serving at a higher capacity in a gore administration, but, as we all know, that did not happen. al gore went down to defeat, um, so you couldn't be janet reno's-- holder: i'm not sure he actually went down to defeat, but for purposes of this conversation, we'll say that. all right. capehart: yes. he di

carly: we are learning the identity of the officer shot and killed in the line of duty, david sheparda 30-year-old veteran of the police department is remembered as a devout christian father and jokester. the department setting up a donation page for his wife and their two young daughters. responders from several debarment escorted the 37-year-old body to dallas funeral home overnight, his sister saying shepard felt being a police officer with god's calling. rob: assuring unlisted dreamers they don't have to worry about immigration status, they are protected from deportation. jim mattis making the announcement saying 900 soldiers registered under the daca can stay less convicted of serious felony. the daca program allows immigrants run illegally as children to stay in the us without facing deportation, could expire in a few weeks. carly: the white house defending its handling of rob porter. spokesman saying the administration was not fully aware of the extent of the allegations against him. >> in the case of rob porter we relied on the background check investigative process. that proc

. >> shepard: absolutely. a lot of those kids are angry at everybody. they're saying we're tired of this. it's not directed at one individual party. it's a rare opportunity where he could address that. we shall see. professor, thank you very much. >> absolutely. >> neil: the shooter was back in court today. what came of that? steve harrigan in florida with more. hi, steve. >> we got our first live look at the shooter inside court today. he came out in a red jump suit. that's reserved for the most violent prisoners. his hands were shackled around his waist. his body language, he looked down the whole time. he's been in solitary confinement and been in suicide watch as well. the public defender that represents him says he's likely to plead guilty to 17 counts of first degree murder. the scene here in ft. lauderdale and in and around parkland is really a mixed bag of funeral after funeral with some wakes and viewings sandwiched in between them. four funerals yesterday. many of them for 14-year-olds. three today. two more tomorrow. so while some students ap

i'm shepard smith in new york.brand new indictment indicates the russians elaborate job line operations convinced us americans to attend political rallies that the russians organized. the russians set up websites and facebook pages and twitter accounts pretending to be americans. and dooped us into following them and friending them and retweeting them. the russians

. >>> kristen bell and dax shepard travelled to pyeongchang. they captioned it me plus 20 years. 20 younger. they also shot it back. >> yo chris what's up. ♪ >> it's to the s to the p. >> mama's still got it in a onesie no less. she went lyric for lyric with that chris cross commercial. >> i like the sprite in you. >> we are still months away from the royal wedding. filming already begun on a tv movie about prince harry and meghan markles romance. we have details on the casting. >> meet prince george and princess charlotte. actress pary is a fit henry has been posting look alikes from the set. bonnie soper aspir princess dia. next week william, kate, harry and meghan make their first official engagement together at the first annual royal foundation forum. on wednesday they'll all be on stage together speaking to an audience. harry and meghan's appearance will be the first time they attended a public event since news broke of a suspicious white substance sent in an envelope addressed to them. even though the substance turned out not to be an trax security will be tight. up next --

here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house.esident is meeting with the republican and democratic lawmakers to talk school safety and gun laws. some senate democrats are trying to put pressure on the president for one specific change. the chairman of dick's sporting goods chain calling for new laws. and taking action by no longer selling certain guns across his platforms. he says thoughts and prayers are not enough. will other retailers follow suit? president trump publicly blasting his own attorney general, jeff sessions yet again. this time calling a new investigation disgraceful. yesterday the white house had a completely different perspective. that and the

i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith. president trump saying he was surprised and only found out recently that rob porter was facing accusations of abuse by his two ex-wives. >> was said when he heard about it. he's also very sad now. as you know, he says he's innocent. i think you have to remember that. he said first strongly yesterday that he's innocent. so you'll have to talk to him about that. >> so the white house not saying exactly when john kelly found out about the abuse claims. the associated press reporting that kelly became aware last fall when porter had trouble getting a security clearance. the white house saying kelly only became fully aware this past week. the a.p. reporting white house counsel don mcgann new about the accusations a year ago around the time president trump took office but porter was deep in the president's inner circle. he helped write the state of the union address and traveled on air force one. after news of the accusations broke, kelly called porter a man of true integrity and honor and

. >> shepard: its noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington.lly getting a look at the memo. the republican memo on the russia investigation. the fbi had questioned its accuracy and noticed key facts. . trump approved the release. he said the russian investigation is biassed. >> it's terrible. it's a disgrace what is going on in this country. it's a disgrace. >> shepard: the man behind the memo, devin nunes claims that it shows serious violations of the public trust. democrats call it a sham. meant to undermine the investigation into team trump's ties with russia. we'll boil down with what the memo does and doesn't show and asked if it could

. ♪ >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in ft. lauderdale.eader of a white nationalist says the 19-year-old has ties to that organization and the motive for the murders may have been girl trouble. the fbi confirms they got a warning months ago about somebody with the same name as the suspect posting online about become a professional school shooter. that was apparently not the only warning. >> turns out, you know, everyone predicted it. he's crazy. >> shepard: we're learning more about the victims and the football coach that dubbed as a security guard who gave his life saving students. >> i heard he shielded a couple people and took the

up after the break, shepard smith. ♪ ♪ >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white housesident trump has talked about raising the minimum age for guns and banning bump stocks. no solid movement yet. so reporters just asked the press secretary to explain exactly which changes to gun laws the president does support. her answer ahead. and plus, the president's communication director hope hicks, meeting with house lawmakers. part of the investigation into russia's election interference. ahead, what we know about what she is saying and the questions she will not answer. in the senate, the head of the nsa on fighting back against moscow's meddling in our democracy. >> that paid no price for meddling in the 2016 election. >> they haven

. >> shepard: so sounds like senate errand paul just wants to vote on the cap thing. that doesn't mean it's gone period. but everybody has to vote for it in the senate pretty much, right? >> in the senate, in the filibuster, first we have to overcome the filibuster. that require 60 votes. final passage would be 51 votes. neil, this is an agreement that brought people together both in terms of raising the cap so we can invest more in our national security and also making sure we can invest what we should be in areas like education, medical research, infrastructure. this doesn't have everything everyone wants and some things in here not every one will like. over all it's a good agreement. >> neil: some are pointing to the confusion over whatever you come up with that is in the house and the senate on the budget matter that it was just adding, selling fire to the markets. do you think that's true? >> i think the markets were already going a little bit crazy long before we got to this moment. we've been seeing the signs of it for days. i don't think it's related to the bu

. >> shepard: its noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white house. president trump has made lots of news today. the last hour, holding a news conference with australia's prime minister and speaking at a conference with conservative activists and firing up hills base ahead of the mid-terms. >> if they get in, they will repeal your tax cuts, they will put judges in that you wouldn't believe. they'll take away your second amendment. in america, we don't worship government. we worship god. we want our cities to be sanctuaries for law-abiding americans, not criminals. >> shepard: president trump hit north korea with what he's calling the toughest penalties ev

solving the problem with what they call capital colonies free land for herders provided by the states shepard husseini likes this approach so it's most farmers like christopher buckley you are gangstas with the two sides digging in the government is overwhelmed christopher and his family fear they'll be stuck in this camp for a long while to come up with what. and earlier we spoke with our correspondent who you saw in that report he was joining us from lagos and we asked him what's behind the current escalation. if you look at the number of the nine hundred sixty there were about forty five million people living in nigeria right now it is one hundred and eighty million people who live here and in two thousand and fifty the number is predicted to reach more than three hundred million nigerians that will be more than the united states has citizens so this massive population grows of course has an effect on this crisis as well because very often the farmers as well as their son they still use very traditional ways of going about their daily business additionally to that we have the issue of clim

exxon's shepard's cool outfits for the from. a much more uniting. feeling about banter but it was equally about what kind of washington charles french we asked the answer to you know when he said no that's wrong becomes ones have been up since its inception. it's the best kept secret in the world because they have something that one. feels. natural resource that kind of thrives off of the mining knowledge it's very sought after by anybody who's ever come in contact with it like there has to look out for an entire nation indeed also consider that nation's place and how they affect the rest of the world to see an african country with kings and queens and warriors it's so inspiring it's just an incredible world to occupy. this depiction of work under an african country. what did you make of fact how to. get inside of a a like michael b. jordan is sitting right there in a sweater vest those like lost tribe ok like michael b. jordan and like chad with bows and ryan coogler who are all black americans african-americans they talk extensively about how they