i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. president trump wrapped up his first round of g-7 meetings in italy. he's be negotiating on terrorism, trade, climate change and more. the president was meeting with heads of state from britain, france, japan and other g-7 countries on the beautiful island of sicily in south italy. he held the talks with nato meetings in brussels. the president tweeting this "just arrived in italy for the g-7 trip. has been very successful. he saved the billions billions of dollars and millions of jobs." the latest leg of the president's first foreign tour. the g-7 used to be the g-8 but they did kick out russia after they invaded crimea in 2014. john roberts is live in sicily and has the very latest. john, a top white house official speaking about the u.s. financial sanctions against russia. an important point considering the ongoing investigations here at home. >> very important point. particularly since russia is a big deal to the g-7 countries. they talked about it today and will talk tomorrow. ye

i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. you might call it a healthcare hangover. some bracing for changes to a republican healthcare bill that is just barely a day old. it's headed to the senate, as you know. the deputy press secretary said the president expects changes, but wants the main pillars to remain the same. some republican senators have announced they're not going to support the measure without major adjustments. as we watched on fox news, the white house celebrated with a news conference at the rose garden. the house passed the measure 217 to 213. somebody noticed cases of beer being wheeled out through the hall. no some say it could get bumpy. lamar alexander said we'll be writing our own bill. the senate could use the house measure as a resource for ideas. moderate republican senators have criticized one of the major provisions for rolling back the expansion under obamacare. conservative senators say it doesn't go far much the to replace obamacare. so it works this way. the house passed it, the senate will do its own dance. if changes are made, it goe

our friend shepard smith is nex next. >> 11:00 p.m. in washington, for i am in manchester, england, . >> ariana grande concert in the manchester arena. video from inside the venue shows hundreds of fans fleeing after a huge bang. an explosion outside the arena triggered by suspected suicide bomber. 59 people were were also

i am shepard smith, fox news new york.ack to regular programming on the fox news channel to jon scott. >> jon: thank you. jon scott here with julie banderas doing "happening now," new york officials had just been giving an update on that situation in times square that sheppard just mentioned, the headline here is the incident is not terrorism al de blasio as well as the police and fire commissioners get together for this news conference. at least one person is dead, we know, 23 injured, and julie has been developing more information with her sources. >> julie: nypd again confirming not terrorism, they knew that from the beginning, counterterrorism units were deployed but not put into action at the scene because they knew from the get-go pretty much they were going to try to apprehend an intoxicated suspect who was being apprehended after a robbery. i am told more about the victim. it was a 26-year-old woman, her family has yet to be notified. so that they are not releasing the name of that victim, but the one fatality in t

shepard smith is following the story.ive you the breaking details and we will take you to new york. we'll keep you updated on the breaking story out of the u.k. back with the panel. one of the things that's been a big topic has been the coverage of not only this trip but also this presidency. take a listen. >> i think the trip so far has been excellent. >> he actually sounded presidential. you may agree or disagree with what he said but he sounded like a president. >> the administration was looking for a reboot. they were looking for a chance to change the subject, quite frankly. they did that with this speech today. >> very diplomatic and measured and sober. that's what i think were going to see in israel. >> bret: that sounds very positive. harvard has come out with the new study about media coverage in the first 100 days and it shows that the coverage is overwhelmingly negative. if you may have thought that, there are numbers behind it. 93% for the biggest negative coverage. u.s. news outlets according to harvard and a

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. we begin with round two on healthcare. the white house making a major push to get moderates on board with the new bill. sean spicer, as you just heard, said vice president pence is meeting with lawmakers and they're making progress. two moderates, fred upton and billy long say they're ready to vote yes. that's as long as an amendment that congressman upton wrote is in the bill. they made that announcement after meeting with president trump and vice president providence. congressman upton's amendment adds more money to protect people with pre-existing conditions. it's not clear if it's enough to convince other republican hold-outs to join in line. it clearly did not do anything for senate minority leader chuck schumer. he said the proposed upton amendment is like administering cough medicine to someone with stage vote cancer. congressman upton said he expects an up or down vote tomorrow, sometime in the early afternoon. in march, republicans couldn't get enough support to bring a bill

i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. the words of president trump today as he gave his first memorial day address as president. during a solemn and emotional ceremony at arlington national cemetery in virginia today. the president honoring the americans that spent what he called their quote last moments on earth defending our country. >> we honor the noblest among us, the men and women that paid the ultimate price for victory and for freedom. we pay tribute to those brave souls that race into gun fire and roar into battle and ran into hell to face down evil. >> and then in a quiet homage, the president paid tribute to the son of john kelly killed in afghanistan in 2010. robert kelly was 29 years old. today's ceremony comes as possible major changes in the white house staff. the associated press reporting that president trump is considering adding lawyers and public relation staffers to try to help deal with the controversy over russia. the president defending his son-in-law, jared kushner, after a series of reports of me

all coming up top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> sandra: president trump wrapping up his three day stay in israel, arriving just hours ago in rome for the european leg of his first overseas trip. in israel, the president saying now is the time to make what he calls the ultimate deal to achieve the middle east peace that has eluded previous presidents. >> the palestinians are ready to reach for peace. i know you have heard i before. i am telling you, that's what i do. they are ready to reach for peace. and my meeting with my very good friend benjamin, i can tell you also that he is reaching for peace. he wants peace. >> sandra: joining me now danny denaan. also the former israeli deputy defense minister and ambassador. great to have you on. great to see you. how do you think this tour is going? >> very important visit. we appreciate that. on his first visit abroad, he is coming to israel. it means a lot to us. president obama came to our region, came to egypt, skipped israel. the president came to israel, visited the

details on his thoughts on shepard smith reporting top of the hour.ee you then. >> sandra: the images of president trump's first stop on his trip have been stunning. saudi arabia pulling out all the stops to welcome him. so how do they feel the president's visit went? brett bayer just spoke with the saudi foreign minister. >> reporter: we're in the saudi foreign ministry and they are basking in the glow after the trip president trump here is on to israel today. joining me his excellency, the saudi foreign minister. thank you for having us. >> you're welcome. pleasure. >> your reaction to this trip. it seems that you couldn't be happier with the outcome. >> absolutely. it was a phenomenal trip, phenomenally successful. history was made. this is the first visit by a president to the kingdom of saudi arabia. his first trip abroad. he attended an unpress dented historic summit, all the muslim countries, all the arab countries and the united states. he changed the nature of the dialogue between the arab muslim world and the united states. he has set the fo

here's jon scott in for shepard smith. >> ahead, what the na vote for means for obamacare. and the house gets set to vote on new penalties for north korea. and president trump said he would be honored to meet with the dictator under the right circumstances. plus, shooting at a pool party. >> i heard about six or seven shots, coming from the pool area. a lot of people screaming. >> a man opening fire on a birthday celebration. killing one and wounding others. and protests getting violent. that's ahead in this hour. breaking news out of dallas where a man hunt is underway after a paramedics was injured. that paramedic in the hospital and undergoing surgery. he's in critical condition the shooting happened near the dallas fire rescue training facility. the city of dallas released a statement indicating first responders were responding to a reported shooting. a local station reports police say a neighbor was also wounded, but we haven't confirmed that yesterday. we're keeping an eye on the situation and will have more as we get it. first, the white house says republicans are ge

. >> shepard smith on the fox newsdesk.here the congressional recess coming up the analysts say the president is running out of time to pass anything this year. we'll hear from amy stoddard. she said the problem isn't coming from democrats but within their own party. what does all that mean to the republican trump agenda? that's ahead on shepard smith reporting. >> jenna: cameras catch a massive under ground explosion in the ukraine. check this out. the blast ripping up a street in kiev when an under ground water pipe burst. a shower, a sludge and muddy water ran down the streets. nobody hurt. the cause of the explosion is appropriately under investigation. republicans on capitol hill are looking to get tough on illegal immigration. they're preparing to consider a bill that would impose a minimum five year prison sentence for wrongly re-entering the united states three times. it comes amid stunning news out of san diego. this man that you are seeing on your screen is charged with dui in a near fatal hit and run crash. turns

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith on this friday. thanks for joining us. neil cavuto is next. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. a world of an onslaught against the thought of joe lieberman of being the next fbi director. we're told that bernie sanders has added his name to the list of his former colleague of not getting the top fbi job. he joins joe manchin, dianne feinstein, richard blooming that will of connecticut, chuck schumer of new york. all have real serious problems with the fact that a politician, a former senator at that, could be running the fbi. a lot of them

top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> melissa: so, we are getting new details about the dinner of james comey and president trump. the "new york times" is reporting that trump asked former fbi director comey to pledge his loyalty to him more than once at a private dinner in january. mr. comey declined but told the president he would give him honesty instead. when trump pressed him on whether it would be, quote, honest loyalty, comey said, quote, you will have that. whatever that means. now let's talk about it with texas congressman john radcliffe. he is a member of the house judiciary and homeland security committees. i would say the white house is strongly denying the story that that conversation took place. "the new york times" is quoting two sources that said they got this story from james comey. what do you make of the whole thing? >> melissa, good to be with you. "new york times" story does cite unnamed sources, giving a second hand account to this dinner which the white house has already said

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news on that on this friday when i anchor shepard smith reporting top of the hour. >> sandra: an outner setting his sights on the u.s. senate after hillary clinton said this during the campaign. >> i'm the only. >> kennedy: which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as the key in the coal country. because we're gonna put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. right, tim? >> sandra: remember that moment? that didn't sit too well with my next guest so he confronted clinton during a round table in west virginia on the campaign trail last year. >> i just want to know how you can say you're gonna put a lot you come in here and tell us how you're gonna be our friend. >> what i said was totally out of context from what i meant. i have been talking about helping coal country for a very long time. i do feel a little bit sad and sorry that i gave folks the reason or the excuse to be so upset with me because that is not what i intended at all. >> sandra: joining me now is beau coply. he plans to run on the republican ticket to chall

i'm shepard smith in new york. to you and yours, the best of afternoons. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. fox news channel. fair and balanced. >> neil: shepard, and amazing tribute to our former boss of roger ailes. i want to get into more developments that roger loved so much. two quick developments. we're following all of these senators that have just met with rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general that just appointed robert mueller, the former fbi director to look into the ties between the trump folks and russia. they seem to be welcoming this appointment and

our friend shepard smith is nex next. >> 11:00 p.m. in washington, for i am in manchester, england, . >> ariana grande concert in the manchester arena. video from inside the venue shows hundreds of fans fleeing after a huge bang. an explosion outside the arena triggered by suspected suicide bomber. 59 people were were also injure injured, public is encouraged to stay away from the area. all trains have been canceled. >> good morning, 19 people have died after a huge explosion at >> al: concert at the manchester arena. 59 people were injured. the explosion happened near the ticket office outside the arena just after the show had ended as people were leaving the venue. it's suspected that a suicide bomber triggered the explosion. this is the moment that explosion was heard from inside the arena. >> oh, my god, . what's going on? >> chaos at the scene as people scrambled to get out of the manchester arena. this is what the chief constable of the great manchester police had to say just a short while ago. >> i can confirm the details of las

we'll turn it over now to shepard smith in the 9:00 p.m. hour, 19 dead in manchester, england, and the terror attack. at least 50 wounded at an arianna grande concert. >> shepard: it is not a clock on the east coast. 2:00 in the morning in manchester where the explosion has happened and authorities believe a terror attack has happened. they are investigating it as a terror attack at the manchester arena. one of the largest if not arenas of its kind in all of europe. the time was 10:40 p.m. british summertime. a large explosion occurred around the foyer of the serena. right above the tickets did tit office. in the arena at the time, after this noise

that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting.en. >> melissa: turmoil in washington deepening over reports that president trump tried to end the fbi's investigation into ties between the former national security adviser michael flynn and russia. now, a small but growing number of the gop are calling for a special prosecutor over the investigation of any collusion between the trump campaign and russia. others say if these allegations are true it could merit impeachment like michigan congressman justin amosh when asked responded with, quote, yes, but everyone gets a fair trial in this country. joining us to discuss is representative duncan hunter, member of the house armed services committee. he's a very early backer of president trump. sir, thank for joining us. what is your take now? >> great to be with you. my take hasn't changed. just because president trump told the director of the fbi that he hopes that he can find a way to clear his national security adviser, that is not impeachable, in my opinion. it's not obstruction of jus

to hear more, i recommend looking up the remarkable attributes we've heard from brit hume and shepard smithrecisely, a lot of us got emotional watching them. i would add only one thing to what they said, he always rooted for the underdog. it's not common in our business with the success is the god most people worship. while others kissed up and kicked down, roger ailes always did the opposite. he was kinder to the cleaning crew than he was two presidential candidates, i saw that. he picked fights with someone his own size, if not bigger and he was always fearless. half my friends here washed out of somewhere else. roger saw something in them, took pity, and hire them. i know because it happened to me beak and i will always be grateful for that, roger ailes, rest in peace. >> hello everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's not a clock in new york city and this is "the five." today, roger ailes, passed away at the age of 77, will look back at his life, his career and to share some personal stories later this hour. but first,

here's shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house where the president of the united states is warning his fired fbi director against leaking to the media and suggesting there may be tapes of their conversations. minutes ago, we heard from the white house spokesman on that live on television, which is interesting considering the president floating the idea of cancelling press briefings because it's not possible for his people to be totally accurate. and the lawyers have said they've gone through the tax returns and he hasn't made money from russian sources with a few exceptions. and vladimir putin says he can help reduce kim jong-un's nuclear threat. let's get to it. >> first from the fox news deck this friday afternoon, the white house is refusing to say whether president trump recorded conversations with the former fbi director, james comey. that's after he sent this tweet. that led to this exchange in today's white house briefing. >> did president trump record his conversations with james comey? >> i assume you're referring to the tweet. the president

the news continues with shepard smith after this.y invisalign® clear aligners are made with smarttrack® material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com >> shepard: there's breaking news now on fox news channel. this is video just in. defense officials launched a missile as part of a test to try to shoot down an intercontinental ballistic missile similar to the one north korea is now said to be developing. the missile took off from california's vandenberg air force base in an attempt to intercept the missile that was launched from the marshall islands. analysts say this could be very challenging. this defense system has a little more than a 50% success rate when the pentagon used it to try to shoot down shorter range missiles. north korean officials launched their third ballistic missile test this month according to defense officials and we're continuing to watch this video. as we do, i want to turn to jonathan hunt who is at vandenbe

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that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting.welsh a runoff race in georgia closer than expected. and the most expensive in history. democrat john osoff running a tight race formerly held by tom price who is now secretary of health and human services. he's battling karen handle in a very closely watched race where both parties had the potential bell weather for the 2018 midterm election. outside groups pouring more than $18 million into that contest. from georgia to montana, the race for a seat on capitol hill takes an unexpected turn when a republican candidate attacks a news reporter. the whole thing was witnessed by a fox news crew. >> i'll talk to you about that later. >> there's not going to be time. >> sick and tired of you guys! the last time that came in here did the same thing. get the hell outta here. the last time you did the same thing. are you with the guardian? >> yes. you just broke my glasses. >> last guy did the same thing. >> you body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> sandra: he was actually scheduled to be on

here's jon scott in for shepard smith. >> the white house attacking democrats over the spending bill saying they're trying to make the president look bad. the president says maybe washington needs a shut down to stop the mess. and president true on the phone with president putin. this comes as our president catches flak for warm words over the most infamous leaders in the world. and apologizing for the incident in which security dragged a passenger from the plane. and hillary clinton blaming james comey, wikileaks and herself for her election loss. that's all ahead in this hour. a government shut down this fall could be inevitable and might be a good thing. mick mulvaney say if the government shuts down, it would be the democrats fault for not cooperating. this new deal does not include funding for the border wall. director mulvaney claims it's lawmakers on the left that lost the budget battle. >> they wanted a shut down. we know that. they were desperate to make this separation look like we couldn't function, like we couldn't govern. we know that a large part of their base, especial

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. "your world" for neil cavuto is next. stocks up big, but the markets flat. neil will have that in just a moment. >> neil: may day and it got rocky in the city of paris today. better than 250 cities across the globe, most in the united states, this was the kind of thing playing out. not always violent, not always rough. all reminders a day that was meant to celebrate the american worker and then labor and then immigration and then illegal immigration. then the lgbt community and its rights. and then various presidents of the united states, including latest occupant of the oval office and whether he's up for the job and destroying america. we'll talk to a labor organizer and what is at stake. first, we go to protests in chicago. >> and the marchs, neil, from a downtown park. we're blocks away in chicago. you can see live pictures of these thousands that have massed. fair to say brought all the people that don't like donald trump and their policies together, whether it's immigration, taxes, whatever. they're all here with th

i'm shepard smith in new york. to you and yours, the best of afternoons. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. fox news channel. fair and balanced. >> neil: shepard, and amazing tribute to our former boss of roger ailes. i want to get into more developments that roger loved so much. two quick developments. we're following all of these senators that have just met with rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general that just appointed robert mueller, the former fbi director to look into the ties between the trump folks and russia. they seem to be welcoming this appointment and optimistic it will lead to a conclusion. how long it drags out, anybody's guess the right now, the focus on the white house. the president will have a joint statement with manuel santos. he's columbia's president. president has been cracking down on gorilla efforts and won a nobel peace prize for trying to find a negotiated settlement. the two leaders are expected to come to microphone shortly. no doubt the president and his staff to see the end of the senator's meeting before they go wit

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i'm jon scott in for shepard smith on this friday. thanks for joining us. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. a world of an onslaught against the thought of joe lieberman of being the next fbi director. we're told that bernie sanders has added his name to the list of his former colleague of not getting the top fbi job. he joins joe manchin, dianne feinstein, richard blooming that will of connecticut, chuck schumer of new york. all have real serious problems with the fact that a politician, a former senator at that, could be running the fbi. a lot of them convinced that you need a clear lawyer, only those schooled in legal work and exclusively that with some background in government work for that job, but not a politician. this is not a point echoed by republicans but comes on the same day we've gotten new revelations where the president is referring to james comey whom he fired as a nut job and said that the firing he was passing along to russians visiting the white house relieved some pressure. everybody is jumping all

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. neil cavuto will have it all for you on "your world" next. >> neil: all right, jon. thank you. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world" and you're watching the scene, live on the floor of the house of representatives where they're voting on a measure that effectively keeps the government lights on through the end of september of this year. you heard the back and forth on this. a number of republicans have been faulted for sort of caving. the fact of the matter, in order to get this done and get 60 votes in the senate -- this is the house right now -- you do have to do some wheeling and dealing here to get the other side to vote for this. it was a rare opportunity to see bipartisan compromise on this. you know in the extreme environment that -- talking to the other side, agreements with the other side tends to be exploded by each side. chad pergrim is in the middle of this. when told that 100 republicans or more could vote against this thing but handicap this one. >> republicans d

i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: all right. ahead of the holiday, heightened aleft in las vegas and capitol hill and chicago, the windy city. every one doing everything they can to make sure everyone is safe. you never know on this week after manchester. growing concerns not only in what we're finding out is going on there and talk of still another bomb. but growing concerns, what we're only beginning to find out happens routinely here. the homeland security's dire warning and the fright he sees every day. first, from las vegas. attention particularly is on a tape, a video, made awhile back. but it's raising some concerns. miguel martinez, this and much more in las vegas. what can you tell us? >> that's right. las vegas police and the agencies that they work with, they're taking this isis propaganda video seriously especially given the recent attacks in manchester. las vegas is one of the cities shown in the video and calling for lone wolf attackers to act. that's something that police are looking at. through the investigation,

here's shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. in d.c., 10:00 p.m. in jerusalem where president trump says he has new hope for the ultimate deal, peace in the middle east. he's facing questions about controversies back home, like when he gave the russian classified information that came from the israelis. the national security adviser michael flynn taking the fifth. he made it official. refusing to and over documents about his ties to the russians. now that a special counsel is on the job, judge andrew napolitano says the feds could send in a swat team to get the documents. james comey getting ready to tell his side of the story and under oath. did the president ask him to drop the flynn investigation? video shows turkish body guards beating up protesters here in the united states. we've seen this. now there's something new. turkey claims american security officers were unprofessional. let's get to it. first from the fox news deck, iran's aggression is helping bridge the divide between israel and the arab world. that was the message today from presid

sean hannity, shepard smith, bill o'reilly, megyn kelly, neil kabuto, bret baier, martha martha maccallum. the evening shows were built on the views of the mostly conservative hosts but plenty of democrats have found a home at fox as well, including geraldo rivera, juan williams, bob beckel, leslie marshall, ailes was a conservative but those responsible for news coverage were encouraged to play it straight, as on the eve of the 2000 election. >> rogers interest, is it right? are we sure the sources good? are we sure the facts are accurate? after that, there was never a moment's hesitation about whether we should do the story or not, even though it had the potential to derail busch's candidacy. >> fox news ratings climbed. coverage of the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, by the end, fox news fox news became everyone in cable news and has remained so ever since. there has always been as scrappy atmosphere. a sense that the work here is a privilege to be enjoyed. >> i tell people, if you're not having any fun, go home. go home. you are irritating me. >> roger never forgot where he came from.

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is now. >> neil: all right. a nice piece of work. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." a very solid jobs in april. 211,000 of them added. that was more than thought. what is more is we had some stunning news on the unemployment front. we're going to get into that with degan mcdowell. first of all, you're going about 20 straight hours on the air. this should be interested. tell us what happened. >> and i love my job and i love you. i won't foul this up. how about that? neil, the s&p 500 a broad measure of the stock market and the nasdaq composite just closing at new record highs. investors found something to like in this jobs report. you saw it on the screen there. a very healthy 211,000 jobs created in the month of april. economists were expecting a lower number than that. the unemployment rate falling to a ten-year low of 4.4%. robust jobs report. there were revisions to the month of february and march for a note loss of 6,000 jobs. remember, march was a weak month for job creation. neverthel

. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. roger ailes died today.ur network, our former ceo and chairman. husband to beth, father of zach. media genius, revolutionary in american politics. shaper of american history. a funny man. well-documented ploughs. fell at his home in florida and did not survive. i loved him. much will be said and written about roger ailes. his power and his influence, the fierce loyalty he practiced and expected until the beginning and end. i'm not qualified to writeis

that coming up on on shepard smith reporting. >> sandra: a massive drug bust dropping into the laps of a billion dollars worth of poppy plants moussed to produce opium. deputies spent days pulling the plants up, down, a deadend road in the rural part of north carolina. northwest of charlotte. police arresting the man that was growing the plants on a plot the size of a football field. necessity say an investigator knocked on his door for another case and he thought he was busted. mistakenly confessed. hmm. >> sandra: president trump's trip to europe is more contentious than the visit to the middle east. a day after he called the nato cheap skates, they hope it will be smooth sailing. john boner weighing in, saying everything else he's done in office has been a complete disaster. he's still learning how to be president. joining us now to talk about the president's performance, richard fowler radio talk show and fox news contributor. pretty harsh words coming from the former speaker, bree. >> yes, definitely. really ironic that an ousted former speaker w40shgs was kicked out of his job be

it's good for business, but if you look at the numbers last night, at 9:00 for instance, fox,fo shepard smithdoubled rachel maddow in what's called the key demographic that advertisers covet most. so people are -- they want their news. i remember cnn when i was growing up, it was the only game in town. fox and msnbc didn't come around until 1996 and i forget who said it but somebody compared it to a spare tire that you could always count on it to be there when you needed it. and last night, i couldn't find my spare tire. i cannot believe that i kept seeing brady bunch panels on donald trump in russiaan when they should've been covering the story, and it just goes back to cnn and recent studies lately just shows you just how locked-in they are on this topic. may 12, another mrc study. 96 guests on that day were anti-trump, just 7 pro-trump. it's a 13-1 ratio. that's incredible. >> tucker: there's other news. if you're a news channel, you should be bringing the news. it's not all about donald trump. i was talking to a friend of mine who is actually not particularly pro-trump. he's saying there'

our coverage continues, i'm shepard smith in >> trace: continuing coverage of the horrifying event that packed the arena in northern england adult no one has yet claimed responsibility, once again it appears that has a hallmark of terrorism. good evening everyone i am trace gallagher at the breaking news that's in los angeles. an explosion which appears to be the work of a suicide bomber went off around 10:30 local time in manchester arena where ariana grande they had just finished performing. watch. >> as i turned, boom! one round noise and then we -- the first ten seconds we thought about it and we just walked with taste and a gentleman said run! >> trace: you heard her say one loud boom. someone said they heard two loud booms, but the consensus seems to be this was one wild, very large explosion. this hour we are told that 19 people are dead, at least 50-hertz, although 59 59 pick t to local hospitals. most of the victims we believe our children and their parents, who were out for an evening of fun, the terror and resulting chaos captured in heartrending videos as rescuers began raci

here's jon scott in for shepard smith. >> the white house attacking democrats over the spending bill saying they're trying to make the president look bad. the president says maybe washington needs a shut down to stop the mess. and president true on the phone with president putin. this comes as our president catches flak for warm words over the most infamous leaders in the world. and apologizing for the incident in which security dragged a passenger from the plane. and hillary clinton blaming james comey, wikileaks and herself for her election loss.

here's jon scott in for shepard smith. >> ahead, what the na vote for means for obamacare.d the house gets set to vote on new penalties for north korea. and president trump said he would be honored to meet with the dictator under the right circumstances. plus, shooting at a pool party. >> i heard about six or seven shots, coming from the pool area. a lot of people screaming. >> a man opening fire on a

. >> martha: let me bring in shepard smith who's standing by at our news desk. were going to go to shepherd and just a moment but we're watching these scenes from sky news and last coverage as we continue to bring it to you tonight and if you're just joining us, about 10:30 p.m. in england in manchester, england, at an ariana grande concert. the lights have just, people, people were starting to move out of their seats when a huge explosion been described as people there on the scene happen. you can see the panic concertgoers as they rush out shortly after that, there's an enormous police response. the second-longest in the united kingdom. so we started to see the tremendous response from the police there and also the work of the manchester police coming across twitter that there were confirmed fatalities in this explosion. so obviously a lot sort of swings into motion when you hear all these things put together. shepard now joining us from the news desk. and i've been following this up there as well. your thoughts? >> we've been streaming this when the very firs

that's coming up on shepard smith reporting. >> who ever is picked to move but the entire thing has beeno collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can only speak for myself and the russians, zero. >> jenna: that was president trump yesterday. just moments ago you watched with us as the president boarded for his first overseas trip since taking office. joining me a staff writer for the federalist and former consultant to the obama campaign. great to have you both. as we take a deep breath at the end of the week. take another breath as we get ready for another big trip. marjorie, i'm curious about this. we know. if you've been paying attention, you know how the president feels about the investigation into the russia meddling, yet do you have to ask the question over and over and over again in different ways? are we going to see that for the next nine days or do you think that the administration will really be able to turn the page and talk about other things? >> well, i mean, certainly this travel will give him something else to talk about. he has a very diverse set of tri

ainsley: we have that bear on the trampoline and shepard smith loves that video.he way. all the videos we show the bear ends up being okay. ainsley: they are cute from afar. janice: they are truly cute from afar. i have bad news, guys. our mother's day weekend in the northeast is going to be a washout. that's what it looks like. that's not good news. i have matthew's first communion coming up. i don't know what i'm going to do. people can't go outside. i don't need all my family in my house. anyway, let's go to the weather and take a look at the current temperatures. we have an area of low pressure across the west. unsettled there and the northeast where it's cooler than average. and then across the south. that's where we have got the warmer than average temperatures. in meteorology that's called omega block. pattern is not going to change until past the weekend. so there is the low pressure that's coming out of the west. that's going to give us the potential for severe storms, including large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes across portions of texas, all

smith. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 on the east coast. 8:00 p.m. manchester, england where investigators are following new leads from a concert attack. and the trail leading to germany. but don't expect american investigators to hear much about it. the britts are reportedly cutting off the intel flow after leaks to the media. >> i will be making clear to president trump today the intelligence shared between law enforcement agencies must remain secure. >> now president trump promises an investigation into how the leaks happened. and tense time in today's big nato meeting as the president calls out allies who he says are not paying their fair share. and a new report that russian insiders were talking about how to influence donald trump through a couple of his key advisers. senate investigators meeting this hour. and breaking in the last hour, the president's travel ban shot down again. let's get to it. we begin with another major pillow to president trump's push for a travel ban. a federal appeals court in virginia upholding an injunction against the