shepard? >> shepard: david lee miller, live. a.b. stoddard from real clear politics what say you, a.b.? >> shep, we know that serious experts on these issues are meeting and they're trying to get the substance as soon as possible. they're note looking at on the menu on the lighting. they're trying to tackle the issues. secretary of state pompeo made it clear today that they want to continue to make progress. but he's not going to tell us what the progress is. the reason is, in the next 12 days or whatever, we have left, they have to play a game of expectation setting and at the same time getting concrete agreements. they can't let president trump get to the table with kim jong-un and be surprised. there has to be something nailed down between now and then. if not, they can't hold it on the 12th. there could be a delay to another time. they're trying to get to some treatment. they don't want to leave anything to chance. they're not going to reveal what that is. the president will say things no matter how they're going. that's what he

she says. >> shepard: for the moment. >> we'll see. >> shepard: thank you. roseanne barr has a history of stirring up controversy on and off the small screen. trace gallagher with more. trace? >> shep, the roseanne show and roseanne always pushed the envelope, whether it was this year going back to the 90s when it was also a ratings hit for abc. they were one of the first to feature gay characters portrayed by sandra bernhardt and mariel hemmingway. abc refused to air the episode but after that became public, the network changed its mind and decided to air it with a warning label attached. the show later featured a gay wedding and abc pushed that episode from the show's 8:00 p.m. time slot to 9:30 p.m. saying "the adult humor in this episode was more appropriate for the later time period." and birth control, abortion, racism, also the issues that the network and roseanne dealt with back in the 90s. shep? >> shepard: what about her off camera life, trace? >> always stirring things up and socially. she ran nor the white house in 2012. first she ran as a candid

>> shepard: john roberts.y 345e6r7 is melanp is doing well after kidney procedure bred. doctors at walter reed medical center treated mrs. trump for benign kidney operation. that procedure was successful. president trump has thanked the incredible doctors. and expects his wife home in the next few days. the united states putting new financial pressure on the iranians. the treasury department slapping sanctions on the man who overseas all of iran's major financial decisions. that's the equivalent of our fed chairman. the move could isolate iran from the global banking system even further. it comes a week after president trump pulled the united states out of the iran nuclear deal or at least made a decision to stop abiding by the terms of that deal. the financial squeeze could help pressure the country back into the negotiating table. the national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. what more do we know about these new sanctions, jennifer? >> well, shep, today the u.s. treasury desig

>> shepard: hope is good. >> thank you. >> shepard: it's heating up in tornado alley.nsas. the midwest bracing for more severe storms. the beginning of may. stay with us. o brew your cup. o 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 of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters packed with goodness. >> shepard: fox extreme weather alert. the midwest, tornado alley, could get some severe storms the next few days. that's a tornado from culver, kansas. 90 miles north of wichita. possibly just a preview of what could be in store for the area according to meteorologists. the storm is expected to bring hail, flooding. rick reichmuth, what is it looking like? >> we have not had

next up, shepard smith. >> shepard: rudy throws a wrench in the president's stories. from the hush money payment, to the porn star, stormy daniels, the firing of james comey and the possible sit-down interview with president trump and the special counsel, robert mueller, new explanations and new concerns by a white house staff said to have been floored by what rudy guliani revealed. details ahead. first, the story of the president and the porn star. this is not about an affair. it's about whether money paid amounted to a crime under campaign finance laws. that's the question. remember,president trump said he knew nothing about any payments. counselor guliani revealed to hannity that he paid michael cohen for giving $130,000 in hush money to stormy daniels. in a series of tweets this morning, president trump wrote that he paid michael cohen through a monthly retainer adding the money didn't come from campaign funds. the president went on to call nondisclosure agreements like the one that stormy daniels signed among those of people with wealth. and stormy daniels said t

so nothing would change. >> shepard: what is your -- >> bottom line, i agree with comey. >> shepard:o you think it's a sign it's wrapping up? >> i don't think it's wrapping up, i think it will come to a head soon. >> shepard: what is soon? i'd like to plan my day if i can. >> in 2019, not next week. whether the president appears before the grand jury or consents to an interview, we will know before summer comes but if it actually happens before the end of the year, that's anybody's guess. >> shepard: you are the best. the best, and that is the best. by the way, vice president joe biden is weighing in on the president trying to pull out of this iran nuclear deal. this crisis could put ultimately the safety of our country and our fellow citizens including thousands of men and women in uniform serving across the middle east at risk by setting us back on a path to war with iran. this was out just about 20 minutes after his former boss, barack obama, said pretty much the same thing in the longest response yet to what his successor has done to dismantle some of the obama administration's m

let's get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: first o on the fox news deck this afternoon president trump's pick to run the cia says torture does not work and she is vowing to never again allow it. >> i have on this issue. i want to be clear. having served in that tumultuous time i can offer you my personal commitment clearly and without reservation that under my leadership, on my watch, cia will not restart a detention and interrogation program. >> shepard: gina haspel appeared in front of the senate intelligence committee for a hearing today. the cia director nominee says there is no proof that enhanced interrogation techniques or torture helped get information from suspected terrorists. >> the president has asserted that torture works. do you agree with that statement? >> senator, i don't believe that torture works. i believe that in the cia's program and i'm not attributing this to enhanced interrogation techniques, i believe as many people, directors who have sat in this chair before me that valuable information was obtained from senio

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. >> shepard: good morning, i'm shepard smith. no relation.are just downtown road from windsor castle in saint george's castle where prince harry is set to mary the american actress meghan markle. meghan's father as you no doubt heard is not here to walk her down the aisle. he is dealing with heart problems. markle will walk herself down the aisle. there has been talk from the palace that prince charles will walk her downtown aisle. that's not the complete truth. the palace says that prince charles will meet her for the final stretch to the altar at the very end. sandra: he will walk her along the choir as it's called. beautiful moment. many are anticipating. the bbc is reporting markle's mom is entirely happy with all of that she is making history herself as the first mother of a royal bride to ride with her daughter to the ceremony. the american fiancee shaking things up on this side of the pond. prince william will be best man for his little brother william and kate's kids also in the wedding party. prince george, can you believe this? he i

. >> shepard: we had just gotten reaction from the iranian president on just what the iranians plan to do now. we get reactions from around the world to come up what happens next and how this could affect your money and of the market. plus, secretary of state mike pompeo is about to arrive in north korea ahead of the planned summit with kim jong un. reporters ask, what about the americans held prisoner there? let's get to it. first from the fox news desk, it's official. president trump said he's pulling the united states out of the iran nuclear deal. >> this was a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. it didn't bring calm, it did bring peace, and it never will. even if iran fully complies, the regime can still be on the verge of a nuclear breakout in just a short period of time. >> shepard: under the deal, the iranian regime agreed to limit its own nuclear program and exchange with the united states and its allies lifting financial punishments. the obama administration negotiated an agreement with other world powers in 2015. the president trump has called it a

. >> thank you, shepard. >> shepard: summit in singapore. now we know. president trump announcing his plans for a meeting next month with the north korean dictator kim jong-un. with north korea releasing the prisoners, the president is now talking about world peace. that's next. also, forget about boca. the hottest waterfront properties right now might be overlooking north korea. how all of this talk of peace is leading to a real estate boom. premature anybody? that's coming up from the fox news deck on this thursday afternoon. there's little rest for a single dad. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... ...plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. i'm your phone,istle text alert. stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, w

>> shepard: yes. >> i don't know if he has. i'm certain the fact of the story being back in the news today will put pressure on him to continue to answer questions about that, both from this white house and from reporters and others around him. >> he's taken a lot of incoming. is there any reporting on what his mindset is these days? we don't hear much from him. >> it's interesting to watch attorney general jeff sessions. he's put up with a lot or accepted or tolerated a lot of abuse and negative comments from his boss but he's still around. i think jeff sessions was a big believer in donald trump as a member of his campaign and wanted to job largely because there's things as attorney general that he would like to do, including issues like immigration. what his mindset is hard to say as you note. haven't heard him talk about it. he's more circumspect that the united states. >> shepard: jason chaffetz said earlier today on this channel that jeff sessions is worthless and that he's attorney general in name only. that was a lot. >

i'm shepard smith in new york. in washington, brand-new series of words presented for our consumption. maybe team trump just shifting strategies shifting again. maybe they're trying to confuse everybody. certainly the undeniable chaos is definitely not chaos at all, they are clear on that point. what team trump said last month then changed last week, then reimagined again on tuesday, was revised and extended again this morning. and space under the bus is now at a premium. rudy giuliani found himself wedged there today when the president said his lawyer still has to get his facts straight on payments to the porn star. pres. trump: when rudy made the statement, rude segreat. rudy had just started and wasn't totally familiar with everything and rudy, we love rudy, he's a special guy, but when he made certain statements, he just started yesterday, so that's it. >> shepard: just started yesterday, that's not true. just weeks ago president trump denied knowing anything about the hush money his personal lawyer gave to the

they're beautiful. >> shepard: they are beautiful. >> i love them. >> shepard: that's it.st. you waited around for that. is this real? do you have two to give on this subject? my answer would be normally, no, i don't have two of anything to give on this subject. i mean, it's interesting and it's beautiful and it's royal. and i remember why we escaped. >> we spent enough time covering horror stories, terrorist attacks. why not? deep down, there's a young boy or girl that read a fairy tale. this is it. a young american actress marrying a prince that everybody loves. let's enjoy it a few days. >> shepard: you're right. what do you think? >> shep, i was going to say in addition to the glamour and the excitement of it, there's something more special with this wedding, more meaningful. as many people have pointed out, meghan being american, being somebody when has previously been married, been divorced, biracial, actually is taking great steps to modernize the monarchy. so the fact that she's welcomed in is significant. it's significant for british and american relations, too. >

got it. >> shepard: have fun. good luck sleeping. >> thank you, shep. >> shepard: again, the website is bebest.gov. it's a really great website the way it's laid out. just come up, just become available. maybe you trying to get it ten minutes ago and couldn't, that's because they waited until the event was over. they have all the different categories the first lady talked about, different ways she's trying to help children, different organizations that she thinks are worthy of our attention in that effort to help our children and the understanding at the top of this about the importance of kids and how we as adults, whether we're parents or grandparents or uncles and aunts or interested neighbors or just good citizens can all take part in one way or another. one more time, last time, bebest.gov. >> there's other news today. president trump's nominee for cia director offering to drop out just days before her confirmation hearing. that's what sources tell us here at fox news. her name, of course, is gina haspel. she

this is "shepard smith reporting." abc made the decision to nix the reboot of roseanne hours after the comedian went on a rant on twitter, made a racist statement and not the first time about valley jarrett. roseanne responded to an unfounded claim that president obama had spied on french presidential candidates. she accused his former adviser of helping. the tweet, which roseanne has since deleted, muslim brotherhood and planet brotherhood had a baby, v.j., valerie jarrett. rose ann deleted the tweet and tried to say she was sorry. she said i apologized to valorie jarrett and all americans. i'm sorry for making a bad joke

hi, i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. president trump says cancelling his summit with kim jong-un is a tremendous setback for the world. but the president says he had to do it after anger and hostility from north korea. >> hopefully positive things will be taking place with respect to the future of north korea. if they don't, we are more ready than we have ever been before. >> president trump wrote a letter to north korean dictator kim jong-un explaining why he's pulling out of the june 12th meeting in singapore. the white house released the letter after a north korean foreign ministry official says the u.s. decide to meet at a table or in a nuclear-to-nuclear show down. president trump wrote to kim. you talk about your nuclear capabilities, but ours are so massive and powerful that i pray to god they will never have to be used. the president wrote that he looks forward to meeting kim some day. nancy pelosi says that president trump's letter reads like a valentine, but house speaker paul ryan says to achieve peace, there

. >> "shepard smith reporting" next. leland vittert is in for shepard. >> roaring ashore, the season's first named store right now pounding florida's gulf coast. washing away holiday weekend plans. 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. one family finally finding closure in the discovery of a world war ii bomber that crashed half aworld away. that's this hour on "shepard smith reporting." good afternoon. i'm leland vittert in for shepard smith. folks in the panhandle and across the southeast bracing for storm surge, tornadoes and flash flooding. tropical storm force winds started lashing the florida coast earlier this morning. this atlan

starting at 6:00 a.m., shepard smith and sandra smith will be cohosting our live coverage from windsor, england, which is a beautiful place to visit and watch. every royal moment of the day will be brought to you here live on fox news. my good friend tucker carlson is coming up in d.c. right about now. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carson tonight. during a roundtable with elected officials and law enforcement yesterday, president trump took a question about the gang ms-13. as he has before, the president expressed his thoughts on the subject bluntly. >> president trump: we are taking people out of the country, you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these are not people. they are animals. >> tucker: if anything, that's a mild description. dogs are animals and a lot of them sleep on the bed. you wouldn't want to be anywhere near ms-13. they traffic in drugs, weapons and human beings, young girls.

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the news desk. trump set to speak live at the top of the hour. we see if he talks about today's major headlines. we are waiting for the white house briefing. expecting questions about release of three american prisoners in north korea. and the report that the president's personal lawyer and fixer got money from a company with ties to russia and other american companies after the election. the question is why? top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> dana: the trump administration assuring our allies it will keep working with them to make sure iran does not acquire nuclear weapons. rob, senior writer at commentary magazine and joins me now. i know you followed this closely. listen to john bolton, the national security adviser on the iran deal and what he thought of it. >> this deal was badly negotiated. it was conceived with the wrong view of its consequences for the united states and iran. we could resolve the nuclear problem iran's behavior would change for the better. the oppos

good morning, everyone. >> shepard: good morning, i'm shepard smith. no relation.n road from windsor castle in saint george's castle where prince harry is set to mary the american actress meghan markle. meghan's father as you no doubt heard is not here to walk her down the aisle. he is dealing with heart problems. markle will walk herself down the aisle.

that is all ahead in the hour of "shepard smith reporting." >> trace: i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. u.s. and north korea are talking again and president trump says the meeting with kim jong un could still happen. >> we'll see what happens. it could be the 12th. we are talking to them. they want to do it. we like to do it. looking to see what happens. >> this is a major turn-around from yesterday when president trump announced he was pulling out of the june 12 summit in singapore. the president accused north korea of tremendous anger and open hostility after it warned of a possible nuclear-to-nuclear showdown. the north koreans responded saying they nuclear-to-nuclear show down. the north koreans say they were surprised that president trump cancelled. they're still willing to sit at any time in any forum. president trump tweeted good news to see the warm and productive statement from north korea. only time and talent will tell. this morning james mattis told reporters the summit could happen if our diplomats can pull it off. john roberts is live for us at the white house. i re

. ♪ >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news desk. now we heard it.n interview between president trump and the special counsel if it happens at all. suddenly and out of nowhere, trump's lawyers are speaking. rudy giuliani told the "washington post" that today. we reached out to giuliani, waiting to hear back. we will break down a very busy day in the investigation at the white house. top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then! >> dana: the sacramento police department releasing the autopsy report for stephon clark part of which contradict the earlier autopsy performed earlier. the officers shot him in the grand mother's backyard and officers say they mistook the cell phone he was holding for a gun. the sacramento police autopsy calling information from the private exam face erroneous and stated that clark was hit by seven bullets not eight claimed in the previous report. police are still investigating clark's killing. now take a look at some stories you may have missed from the guy who threw his shoes at president george w. bush giving

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news desk. more on the canceling "roseanne."e also look at other controversies and ask did abc not know what they had with roseanne? of course they did. that's coming up. see you then. >> dana: a call for president trump to commute the sentence of matthew charles, a tennessee man sentenced to 35 years in prison for selling crack cocaine in 1996. behind bars he was a model inmate. he taught g.e.d. courses and became a law clerk. in 2016, a judge reduced his sentence allowing him to be released after congress lowered penalty for crack cocaine cases. after his release he found a job, reconnected with his family and became a volunteer at a food pantry. but a higher court found charles was not eligible for a sentence reduction after all and on may 14, he turned himself in and is now in a medium security facility in south carolina. a change.org petition asking president trump commute charles' sentence. with me is the president of families against mandatory minimums kevin ring. thank you for being with me, kevin. this story really stru

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news desk.russians were reaching out to you on facebook, would you know it? maybe the subject was a little football. this is one of thousands of ads that the russians used to meddle in our election. we'll show you some of the others on "shepard smith reporting" in 15 minutes. >> dana: president trump heading to the hoosier state for a campaign-style rally in south bend as part of a new strategy to take the message to the voters in states he won handily in 2016. the "washington post" saying the decision is a notable reversal for the top g.o.p. senators. some of whom feuded with trump in the first year of his presidency and saw his erratic behavior and low approval as potential liabilities. but they were thrilled wednesday with the outcome of the primaries in three states where their preferred candidates closely aligned with trump won thanks to some help from the president. i'm joined now by stephen law, president and c.e.o. of the senate leadership fund. it's great to have you here. we have been

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news desk. president trump face to face with the g.o.p. senators who have been critical of a white house staffer comment about senator john mccain. we will tell you how that went. also, royal reversal. meghan markle's father now says he does want to be at the wedding after all. but will the royal family even allow it? that is coming up. shepard smith reporting. top of the hour. see you then. >> dana: president trump's re-election campaign flying under the radar until after the november midterms. axios writing this about trump's game plan -- they are eyeing two states as possible pickups for 2020. minnesota and colorado. the addition of those states is part of a plan coming together in a basement suite at the r.n.c. and the campaign now fewer than ten people eventually will number hundreds. the next guest is a manager of bernie sanders' presidential campaign and the awe for of a book "how bernie won." jeff weaver joins me. i'm honored to have you. congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> dana: president trump had the element of surpris

that's ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the president is calling the attack on his administration spygate. >> there's never big anything like this in the history of our country. >> trace: the president has been tweeting about it. james comey responded on twitter quoting "facts matter. the fbi's use of confidential human sources, the actual term, is tightly regulated and essential to protecting the country. attacks on the fbi and lying about its work will do lasting damage to our country. how will republicans explain this to their grandchildren." president trump hit back saying he did a great service to this country by firing the former fbi director. earlier this week, president trump demanded the justice department investigate whether an informant spied on his campaign for political reasons. "the new york times" reported the fbi sent the informant to meet with trump campaign advisers because their suspicious contacts linked to moscow. rod rosenstein agreed to have the deputy general investigation. now justice officials are

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the live news desk. live look at the white house. sarah sanders expected to take reporters' questions at any moment. we'll see if she comments on president trump's doctor telling nbc news that the president's bodyguard and lawyer raided his office last year and took the president's medical records. plus, more on the leaked questions from the special counsel robert mueller. that is top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> dana: fox news alert. nine journalists were among at least 25 people killed in two suicide bombings in afghanistan yesterday. officials were rushing to the scene of one explosion when a suicide bomber pretending to be a journalist detonated a second device. benjamin hall is in the london bureau. benjamin? >> hi, dana. sadly, this is one of many deadly attacks that took place in afghanistan yesterday, including one which left an american soldier dead. we have very few details about that at the moment but it's a sign, reminder of the increasing pace of the attacks carried out by the taliban and is

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i'm shepard smith, and this is shepard smith reporting. and reporters are asking the press secretary about president trump's tweet, that the leak of muller's was disgraceful. >> i can't speak to anything regarding those questions. >> what about questions of specifically the white house and being involved? >> is actually specifically about the president and i'm referring you to the president's personal attorney. >> is the white house concerned, as many of the questions point to obstruction of justice? >> we have the white house tried not to be concerned with anything dealing with , and whett knew about it or what he did know. here are just a few examples. what did you think and what did you know about the june 9, 2016, meeting in trump tower, and that it might be disclosed? what knowledge did you have any outreach by members or former members of your campaign to russia, offering potential assistance to the campaign? and it during the campaign, what knowledge or information did you have regarding russian hacking? use of social media, or othe

i'm rick leventhal in for shepard smith. dow up nearly 300 points right now near closing around 25,000. "your world" with neil cavuto is next with details on why the market is doing so well on this day. have yourselves a great week. stay tuned. >> neil: all right. stocks surging as rick pointed out. the wise house and china seem to put off their treat beef for now. another least week or so, we're told. much more on the impact from a growing optimism about a trade deal. meantime, much concern about being in a certain room at the white house. can you imagine this going down? the president sitting town with rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray. the meeting was scheduled a week ago but a lot has happened since and in house. this comes against the president investigated intohe

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. >> shepard smith reporting here. i want to go to jennifer griffin at the pentagon who is monitoring this with great interest as i'm confident we were. jennifer, that seems like the question all along. or more precisely, do the united states and north koreans define nuclear in the same way and, do they come together? >> hearing secretary of state mike pompeo who has spent more time with kim jong un than any other leader in the world, and pompeo mentioned of course that the south korean president, president moon, has spent time with kim jong un. but do they define denuclearization the same way? what kind of assurances can we provide to kim jong un so he would give up the 70-year-old nuclear program that has been the dream of his father and grandfather. it's clear that the south koreans and the u.s. are planning to provide economic incentives. they were asked whether sanctions would be lifted before the summit on june 12th and they did not answer that. there's going to be a summit here in washington, d.c., with the sout

. >>> i'm rick in for shepard smith. live at the white house where president trump is expected to meet at 3:00 p.m. with christopher wray and rod rosenstein. after the president demanded that the justice department find out whether the f.b.i. spied on the trump campaign for political reasons. i talk to a journalist about why he says the president is entering treacherous territory. that is coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." >> dana: the democrats starting to embrace healthcare on the campaign trail for the midterm. this is as many republicans candidate shied away from attacking obamacare after the g.o.p. controlled congress failed to repeal the program. joining me is former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton. and also the managing editor of "the blaze." i have felt that the republicans are leaving some room for them to be attacked because healthcare is an important issue. this poll out from the kaiser poll. so maybe i'm wrong here. percent of the registered voters who say healthca

. >>> i'm in for shepard smith. after president trump canceled his meeting with kim jong un over what he called "open hostility from north korea" he tweeted about good news from the north. i'll talk to a foreign policy expert about whether he thinks the summit could still happen. that is coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting". >> sandra: new details on a shooting at a middle school in indianapolis. police say a boy asked to be excused and returned to class with two handguns. he then shot a student and teacher before being taken into custody. the injured teacher reportedly tackled the shooter. knocking his weapon away. there is no word on the severity of the injuries. police believe the suspect acted alone. the attack comes a week after the shooting at santa fe high school in texas that left eight students and two teachers dead. well, the house passing a massive defense spending bill yesterday calling for $717 billion in defense spending. president trump explaining his commitment to military during a c

. >>> i'm in for shepard smith and we are waiting for the white house briefing slated for the top ofr. it's the first since president trump suggested the meeting with the north korean dictator might be delayed. we are also expecting questions about the reports that the f.b.i. had spies following the president's campaign. we'll see what the white house has to say about that. it's all coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting". >> dana: unprecedented move by china. the country is reportedly planning to scrap limits on the number of the children a family is allowed to have. currently, families can only have up to two kids. the four decades' old policy spurred countless human right abuse claims and the experts say the chinese government has concerns about falling birthrates and rapidly aging population. fox news alert and live to capitol hill as we await a vote on a bill to reform the prison system. the first step act would allocate $50 million a year for five years on program to reduce recidivism and allow prisoners to earn credit to end sentences early and man tate prisoners

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next up, shepard smith. >> shepard: rudy throws a wrench in the president's stories.rom the hush money payment, to the porn star, stormy daniels, the firing of james comey and the possible sit-down interview with president trump and the special counsel, robert mueller, new explanations and new concerns by a white house staff said to have been floored by what rudy guliani revealed. details ahead. first, the story of the president and the porn star. this is not about an affair. it's about whether money paid amounted to a crime under campaign finance laws. that's the question.

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i am in steve shepard its district, i call on a regular basis. i ask him, and i will ask you the same thing. when you took your oath of office of office, did you put your hand on the bible and swear that you would uphold the constitution? guest: yes, we did. caller: then why hasn't the republican party, because they are in the majority, gone by constitutional law? i ask them, and i ask you the same thing. we have constitutional law, we ine rule of law, and we had this country a high moral standard. we treated our brother kindly, even if we disagreed with him, we could sit down and have a civil conversation. in what way are republicans not acting constitutionally? caller: we have a president who made a half $1 billion over the weekend. we have emoluments clause is. why hasn't the republican party done some thing to stop that? that is constitutional. if you want me to continue, john, i will. as an american, i am tired of this man breaking law after law after law and the republican party, because they have been castrated, will not hold up the law th

. >> shepard smith is going to be there? can't believe some lucky lady hasn't snatched him up. >> to truly understand the white house correspondents dinner, you have to understand where the journalists and attendants sit. tables. table didn't always look like this. here is a table from 1415 bc, looks similar to what we used today. flattop, leggy things. we will get deeper into tables later. let's talk about what made them possible, the big bang. >> welcome to the white house correspondents dinner. >> it's donald j. trump, a source code -- or as you know me, a source close to the president. a lot of people complained washington is a bunch of white guys talking to an audience who agrees with him, but i like america. where is the sinclair media table? right here, >> almighty trump. >> the tribune mergers going through. tonight, we are here to honor some great people. for example, maggie haberman. remember that lunch at the trump grill. you got the scoop on my presidential bid. i got the bacon cheeseburger. and i licked the catc

. >> shepard: what today is about is following through on what the president promised and believes andlso recognition of reality. i think we've for decades, you know, walked on eggshells pretending that jerusalem isn't the capitol of israel when it obviously is. this is a recognition of reality. >> 53 miles south of jerusalem, there were violent clashes. the move inflaming the protests in gaza. 40,000 palestinians staged demonstrations leading to deadly clashes. 55 have been killed today. more than 2,300 wounded. that number is expected to rise. the defense said they foiled several coordinated attempts to breach the fence, pushing them back with live fire. they also carried out air strikes on hamas camps, having warned the palestinians by dropping leaflets. this is the first violence since 2014 and we do it expect more tomorrow. the palestinians mourned the creation of the israeli state and so tomorrow we expect to see that death count rise. it's been a big day here with the opening of the embassy. neil? >> neil: thanks very much, benjamin. oil prices moving up on concernses that there

he said as far as the feces that were seen in the bathroom and other rooms, he blamed the german shepard that was in the room for that. and he indicated that even though the kids lived together in one room, they were happy. they wanted to live in one room and he knows that it was a big house. so he has a lot of explanations for what authorities say happened in this house. but whether or not this is for the good will or best benefit for the children remains seen. we'll have more of that interview coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. >> and he said he was the indiana jones of spirituality. you can head to ktvu.com and see the entire jailhouse interview. henry will have much more coming up at 5:00. >>> saying he can no longer effectively do his job, dominic kayser that accused of sexual misconduct has resigned. >> jesse garrett is live. kayser that is also dropping out of the supervisor race. >> reporter: this evening city council members will research the proper procedure for filling his vacant seat on the council. this as the mayor and the council step before the cameras to address the scandal and

shepard smith and i will co host at 6:00 a.m. saturday morning.king up and watching every moment. >> you and shep will do great. i think the wedding will be beautiful. >> can't wait to see the carriage, the dress. thanks for joining us. "happening now" starts now. >> jon: we begin with a fox news alert. we wait for remarks with president trump and growing concerns with leaks coming out of his white house. i'm jon scott. >> julie: and i'm julie banderas. the president will be speaking at the 37th annual peace officers memorial service. a law enforcement event honoring the nearly 200 officers that lost their lives in the line of duty. then the president heads off to the senate republican policy lunch where the leak issue could come up. the white house hints at

shepard smith and i will host coverage of the wedding at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. a.m. get your tea ready. enjoy. >> see you next week, bye-bye. >> jon: we begin with a fox news alert following a breaking situation at a high school in texas. officials confirming a shooting at sante fe high outside houston early this morning. the gunman has been arrested and in custody and multiple injuries. one student describing what she saw as the chaos unfolded. >> my friend got shot. and as soon as the alarms went off everybody started running outside. the next thing you know you hear boom, boom, boom and i just ran