i'm shepard smith on new york. with the stunning news that bill cosby has been found guilty of sexual assault. three second degree felonies. he faces a possibility of up to 30 years in prison for his crime. joining us now is jeffrey kramer, former federal prosecutor. jeffrey, your reaction? >> well, certainly a little surprised. when prosecutors rack up a case for a second time, it has been indicated, it becomes more difficult because witnesses are already on record with their prior statements, therefore, the cross examinations become more robust. however, prosecutors also learn from their mistakes. they have a chance to hear from the jurors the first time to see what works and what didn't work so they can refine their presentation. that's clearly what happened

i'm shepard smith on new york. with the stunning news that bill cosby has been found guilty of sexual assault. three second degree felonies. he faces a possibility of up to 30 years in prison for his crime. joining us now is jeffrey kramer, former federal prosecutor. jeffrey, your reaction? >> well, certainly a little surprised. when prosecutors rack up a case for a second time, it has been indicated, it becomes more difficult because witnesses are already on record with their prior statements, therefore, the cross examinations become more

i will ask this hour during shepard smith reporting ♪ >> trace: i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smithchina warns it will counter attack with great strength if president trump follows through on his threat to slap even more tariffs on chinese goods. the white house saying moments ago that president trump still believes the u.s. would win a trade war but doesn't want it to come to that. the president doubling down on his plan to impose $100 billion in tariffs on top of the $50 billion in tariffs his administration already proposed. china threatening to strike back with taxes on everything from american cars to soybeans. president trump called into a radio show this morning in new york city and said all of this will make the united states better in the long run. >> the easiest thing for me to do would be just to close my eyes and forget it. if i did that, i'm not doing my job. so, i'm not saying there won't be a little pain. but we're going to have a much stronger country when we're finished. that's what i'm all about. we have to do things that other people wouldn't do. so, we may take a

that will be anchored by shepard smith at 12 p.m. eastern. i will all be covering it along with bret baier. we hope you will join us. nationwide protest against gun violence as students coast to coast walk out of school. >> people end up getting put on lockdown. everybodyend up being in the gym. i got stuck in the lunch room for an hour and a half. it's just ridiculous. >> dana: and we'll be right back with more remember answers of former first lady, barbara bush. managing blood sugar is not a marathon it's a series of smart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. every meal every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. >> dana: school walkouts taking place across america. students in all 50 states marking 19 years since the columbine shooting. julie banderas is live at a rally in ne

let's get to it. >> breaking news, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: breaking news on many fronts to begin this news hour on fox news channel. this is video in to us in the last two minutes. the japanese prime minister being greeted by president trump. my understanding is that this will be a two-day event. the first lady will have dinner with the families tonight. and this afternoon they will be talking about what the white house is describing as the summit with kim jong un of north korea. so the japanese leader in town at trump's resort in palm beach. now a photo opportunity and the president speaking. let's listen. >> thank you very much, everybody. it's an honor to have prime minister abe with us. the japanese people greeted me so warmly when i was there. and actually even before becoming president, it's very, very special country. special place with a very, very extraordinary leader. so it's an honor to have you in florida with us. it's an honor to have you at mar-a-lago and an honor to have you in the united states. it's really something special. we're goi

. ♪ >> shepard smith at the fox newsdesk.mp's personal lawyer, michael cohen, in court right now. so is stormy daniels and her lawyer. cohen admits he paid the adult film star 130 grand to protect the president and buy silence. co-lhen and his lawyer are tryi to convince the judge to let them decide which items in the fbi raid should be kept secret but caused lots of questions about what they got. and the lawyer for president trump said the president himself should get a look at the evidence. i'll speak with an attorney who will look at both sides. he said the president does not have a right to seek anything that the feds took. we'll have the latest from today's hearings top of the hour on sherd shepard smith reporting. >> dana: a poll showing the head of the gop ahead but their lead is shrinking dropping from 12 points in january to 4 points now. while an nbc news wall street journal poll shows registered voters prefer a democratic controlled congress to gop controlled one. joining me now, the executive director of georgetow

the news begins top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. you then. ♪ >> dana: fox news alert. the justice department just issuing a report on former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us now. you get no rest, catherine, we have got to bring you back for this. tell us what you learned in that quick review. >> okay. as i'm just going through the report right now to summarize for folks at home based on our earlier reporting, we understood that mccabe had violated three ethics violations of the fbi, which was lying under oath, lying not under oath and then also the disclosure of nonpublic information. and what we see in the inspector general's report, the first headline to me is that this actually began as a leak investigation to underunderstanunderstand why thl street journal" in october of 2016, so just before the election, disclosed information about the existence of the fbi investigation into the clinton foundation. and if you come back to me a moment, the key paragraph, the k

that's all ahead in this hour of shepard smith reporting. ♪ >> trace: i'm trace gallagher for shepardmith. president trump is encouraged after is atoric meeting between the leaders of north and south korea. he said the u.s. and its allies will not be played like a fiddle. president trump made these comments after meeting with german chancellor angela merkel at the white house today. >> president trump: we seek a future of peace, prosperity and harmony for the korean peninsula, unlocking not only a brighter fupt for the people of korea but for the people of the world. however, in purchase supt of that goal we will not repeat the mistake of past administrations. maximum pressure will continue until denuclearization occurs. >> trace: today dictator kim jong-un the first leader to step over the heavily-guarded border since the crow anbar. war. the two leaders announced they would move to officially move to end the war that divided the nation since the 1950s and work on complete denuclearization in the korean peninsula. we could see another historic summit two weeks. president trump plans

. >> shepard smith at the fox newsdesk.nging after china hikes taxes on more than 100 american products as pay back for president trump's tariffs. in addition his, well, attack on amazon. all the markets are down. tech sector especially. we'll keep an eye on the markets as we approach the closing bell. lots of breaking news today. we'll have it all top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> dana: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is criticizing tim cook. >> the reality here is that if you want to build a service that helps connect everyone in the world, then there are a lot of people who can't afford to pay. and, therefore, as with a lot of media, having an advertising support model is the only rational model that can support building the service to reach people. >> dana: facebook faces calls to regulate its platform. let's bring in deidre bolten. i have always been spectacle of government involvement in the free market, but is everyone inching towards this as a possible solution to the problem? >> everyone is

>> shepard smith at the fox newsdesk.news conference at the top of the hour about that southwest airlines incident. couple passengers say somebody almost got sucked out of the plane after an engine got ripped off and knocked out a window. we all just heard one person in critical condition. the latest from the feds top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> dana: the adult film actress who says she had an affair with president trump releasing a sketch of the man she said threatened her to keep quiet about it in a parking lot back in 2011. stormy daniels discussing it earlier on "the view." >> i thought for sure he was going to say, hey, do you know where such and such class is or what building is whatever. and he had his hands in his pocket. he looked at my daughter. i just remember him saying that's a beautiful little girl. would be a shame if something happened to her mom. forget about this story, leave mr. trump alone. >> dana: laura ingle is here with the latest development. >> daniels and her a

now shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white house. 10:00 p.m.e russians have saying we have your back. the white house briefing set to start in 30 minutes. president trump has said he will not warn america's enemies of a strike in advance. except today he tweeted of a strike in advance. he said missiles are headed to syria. we'll show you how russia is responding. we've seen videos of civilians suffering of the chemical attack in syria. syria and russia call it a fabrication. is there proof? >> is there any evidence that the assad regime has had

. >> shepard smith on the fox newsdesk.h more ahead on the extraordinary meeting between north korea's dictator and the man president trump wants to be secretary of state. i'll speak with ambassador bill richardson who's been to north korea many times and has met with the former leader kim jong-il the current leader's father. what he said about this secret meeting and the prospects for some sort of lasting peace on the korean peninsula. in the news today, we'll have top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> dana: a black out hitting puerto rico. construction equipment snapped a major transmission line and it could take 24 to 36 hours to fully restore power. this is the second mayor outage in less than a week. u.s. territory remains in a fragile state and still struggling to recover from hurricane maria. former first lady barbara bush was a tireless advocate for reading. she founded the barbara bush foundation for family literacy in 1989, which provides educational opportunities for young children and thei

i'm shepard smith outside st. martin's episcopal church in however.ly and friends gather to remember and celebrate the life of the former first lady barbara pierce bush. her funeral service was scheduled to start at 11:00 central daylight time this morning, but as has been the case for the bushes for decades they began a few minutes early. so without further interruption, the celebration of the life

smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington. 10:00 p.m. in moscow with a kremlin insider says president trump has invited vladimir putin to a white house sit-down. in person. come on over. the white house confirms the two men talked about it but no solid plans, not yet, that we know of. this comes during tense times with the russians obviously. nations around the world boot russian diplomats, blaming the kremlin for an attack on a former spy. a deal to protect the dreamers is dead. that from president that killed daca in the first place. last week he promised not to abandon young immigrants. now he's calling on republican lawmakers to use the nuclear option to security the border. we'll explain. president trump slapped china with import taxes. fears of a trade war, remember? assurances that china would never retaliate, remember? they just retaliated and now there's feel of a real trade war along with trouble in tech wars. serious market implications. let's get to it. the news is breaking on multiple fronts. we'll begin with the markets in

now shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white house. 10:00 p.m. in damascus. the russians have saying we have your back. the white house briefing set to start in 30 minutes. president trump has said he will not warn america's enemies of a strike in advance. except today he tweeted of a strike in advance. he said missiles are headed to syria. we'll show you how russia is responding. we've seen videos of civilians suffering of the chemical attack in syria. syria and russia call it a fabrication. is there proof? >> is there any evidence that the assad regime has had a chemical attack? is there enough evidence? and breaking minutes ago. a new report that the fbi agents that raided the president's lawyer were looking for records related to mr. trump's infamous access hollywood recording. that is new. let's get to it. here we go. not much happening today. president trump putting syrian dictator bashar al-assad and his allies on notice after russia threatened military retaliation for any strike on syria. the russians have threatened to retaliate if the u

shepard smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> dana: take a look at this.g winds tearing apart a hanger in houston. eight planes were damaged and in eastern india, ts road clearly no match for mother nature. severe weather and thunderstorms creating powerful flooding that ripped it apart. senate race is one to watch. long time rivals and house republicans hroubg metzer and todd rakita are going for the seat but there are some concern they could block each other if the war of words get too heated. peter doocy is in indianolis. this cou open the door for the democratic incumbent. >> reporter: because, dana, democrats are essentially hoping to lay low while the republican candidates for the chance to take on joe donnelly are battling it out to see who has supported president trump the most and for the longest. congressman rokita, who in a brand new campaign ad wearing the famous red and white make america great again hat insists that it's him because his competition luke messer donated to rubio and bush. >> we're a different type of fish. he's establishment. y

. >> shepard smith is going to be there? i can't believe some lucky lady hasn't snatched him up.nderstand the white house correspondents dinner, you have to understand where the journalists and attendants si t. 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? 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. was it when i called you a hillary clunky? pretending your integrity, you work with bret stephens. there is only so much a

even at fox there's shepard smith who's actually like a real news person.itizen that this would be the source of information. but you're exactly right, it is a co-dependent relationship. there is no division between fox and the administration and fox has become a joke, i think it was for some time, but i do think that people like shepard smith or people like chris walla wallace, they must be mortified. goodness knows they should find different work. >> jennifer, jennifer, jennifer, donald trump cannot take -- he cannot take advise from shep and chris wallace, they're not in primetime. are you kidding me? you only take advice from people in prime. you are a foxologist. here is sean hannity who sometimes seems to take more umbrage on trump's behalf than he takes himself. here he is on the day that his lawyer, his and donald trump's lawyer, michael cohen's office was raided, as you watch this, viewers, nobody yet knew when he's screaming about michael cohen that michael cohen was his own lawyer. take a listen. >> mueller is out to get the president and it appe

now here's shepard smith. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in new york city where. trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen has gone before a judge trying to keep secret some of the material that fbi agents seized from him and stormy daniels there in court. after strikes from syria, some defiant in damascus. and we're monitoring the condition of barbara bush. 92 years old, in failing health and no longer seeking hospital treatment. today her granddaughter describes the former first lady. let's get to it. >> and a busy afternoon. it's first from the fox news deck. a live look outside the courthouse in manhattan. the president's personal lawyer, or fixer, we're not sure, michael cohen is arguing about what to do with evidence fbi agents seized last week. in the audience, stormy daniels. she claims she had sex with mr. trump before she was president. michael cohen and the white house deny that. but cohen admits that he paid daniels $130,000 to keep her quiet. the former porn star is in court, though not as a party to this hearing. lawyers for president trump say he himse

usually about a 7.0 plus to create a significant shepard smith. we're below that.ust saying, it's been awhile. it was march 28, 2014. so just over four years ago of the last week. that was a 5.1 in the l.a. area. caused 10.8 million in damage. that could have been a comparable situation, this one fortunately offshore in the channel islands. hope untilly didn't cause any damage. >> shepard: hope not. it's considered among the planet's deadliest chemical weapons. worst than vx gas and sarin. the british prime minister is what was used on the former spy. now the daughter is speaking about the attack a could have killed her. her statement and why russia is trying to talk this over at the united nations coming up. dear great grandfather, you were persecuted, and forced to flee the country of your birth. but you started a new life in a brand new world. when i built my ancestry family tree, i found your story... then, my dna test helped me reclaim the portuguese citizenship you lost. i'm joshua berry, and this is my ancestry story. combine the most detailed dna test with

i'm shepard smith in houston. to all at fox news, thank you so much. see you soon. ♪ >> a capable wife who can find, she's far more precious than jewels, the heart of her husband trust in her and he will have no lack in gain. she does him good and not harm all of the days-her life. ♪ >> known as barbara, bar, mom, as mother, as ganny, the silver fox and enforcer, she was candid in comforting steadfast and straight-forward, honest and loveing. ♪ ♪ >> barbara's motivation to help others was never about herself, but about giving love and support to those in deed. >> the last time i was with her i asked her about dying, was she ready to go, was she sad, without missing a beat she said, jeb, i believe in jesus and he is my savior, i don't want to leaf your dad but i know i will be in a beautiful place. >> not to grieve but rejoice, as we leave we will sin barbara's choice, joyful, joyful we adore thee. barbara would like us to celebrate her next great chapter. ♪ ♪ >> paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the comey memos were turne

i'm shepard smith on the fox news deck. a big news day. the president saying a heinous gas attack in syria and said he will make major decisions on how the united states will respond in the next day or two. >> it was an atrocious a tack. it was horrible. you don't see things like that as bad as the news is around the world, you just don't see those images. question are studying that situation extremely closely. we are meeting with our military and everybody else. and we'll be making some major decisions the next 24 to 48 hours. we are very concerned. when that thing like that can happen, this is about humanity. we're talking about humanity. it can't be allowed to happen. >> shepard: can't be allowed to happen. similar tone from the president that was just before the last time there was some action. what might it look like this time? president went on to say all options are on the stable. standard fare ahead of his meeting with military leaders tonight. this comes ahead of the president saying he wanted troops out of syria soon. the white h

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i'm shepard smith in new york. this is fox news channel's continuing coverage of the conviction of bill cosby on charges of aggravated sexual assault. we have been following the vehicle which is taking bill cosby back as was described in the courtroom to his primary resident. his passport has been taken. he's not allowed to leave. the judge will set a date and time for the beginning of what amounts to another trial. a trial specifically for the purposes of deciding the penalty for bill cosby. the judge will hear victim impact statements and beyond. people will give their thoughts on whether there should be leniency for whatever reason, aggravating and mitigating circumstances. as the associated press puts it, writing from morristown, bill cosby was convicted of drugging and molesting a woman in the first big celebrity trial of the #metoo era. completing the spectacular late-life down fall of a comedian who broke racial barriers in hollywood on his way to tv superstardom as america's dad. cosby, 80 years old, could

. >> now, shepard smith reporting, live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: first from the fox news deck this tuesday afternoon the look is a very good one. the french and american president arm in arm hands shakes aplenty and hugs and kisses. calling france part of old europe and republican leaders of talk of freedom fries, remember? relations appear better. but serious disagreements abound especially on what to do with the iran deal. president trump and the oval office with his french counterpart calling the nuclear deal ridiculous and insane. while president macron says it should hold and that there is no plan b. >> president trump once again saying the united states should never have signed that agreement. and issuing a stern warning to tehran about its nuclear program. >> won't be so easy for them to restart. >> mr. president. >> they are not going to be restarting anything. they restart it, they will have big problems, bigger than they ever had before. you can mark it down. they restart their nuclear program, they will have bigger problems than they have ever had before. >> shepard

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. your world with neil cavuto starts right now. >> president trump: no, i don't think he's playing. it's never gone this far. i don't think it has had this enthusiasm for somebody, for them wanting to make a deal. yeah, i agree, the united states has been played beautifully like a fiddle. because you had a different kind of a leader. we're not going to be made. >> neil: the president convinced that the bromance quickly struck up by the north and south crow an leaders there's something going on. itles to the trend that the president likes and hopes to leverage off of, when he meets with the north korean leader. and just maybe a few weeks. welcome, i'm neil cavuto, fox on top of everything going the president's way. or so he says. and german leader who seems to dproo we for the time being even though that got disagreeable. we're on top of all of those developments. blake berman at the white house on a certain meeting moments ago. blake? >> hi, neil, you heard from the president that sound

. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. lawyers for michael cohen and stormy daniels facing off in a courtroom in los angeles. the porn star claims she had sex with mr. trump about a decade before he became president. her lawyers are asking the court to throw out a hush money agreement with michael cohen, claiming it's invalid because the president himself never signed it. stormy daniels says president trump's personal attorney gave her $130,000 weeks before the 2016 presidential election to stay quiet about her relationship with the president. cohen claims the money came out of his own pocket and denies he did anything wrong. the white house says there was no relationship. now lawyers for cohen and president trump say they need a delay in the case because cohen is facing a criminal investigation. the feds raided his hotel room, his office, and home in new york last week. prosecutors say they're investigating cohen's personal business dealings, which reportedly include the payment to stormy daniels. let's get to the chief c

we'll have more "shepard smith reporting" after the break. great, another dead end.k this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg...i'm just gonna go. oh, you wanna go outside? you gotta go tinky poo-poo? i already went, ok? in the bathroom! as long as people talk baby-talk to dogs, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> shepard: millions of americans are in the dark again today after an islandwide blackout across all of puerto rico. here's some drone footage from last month seven months after hurricane maria hit. this happened when a private contractor was removing a fallen tower and accidentally damaged a power line. just last week, a separate power outage in puerto rico affected about 700,000 people. that one the result of a fallen tree. local officials say today's outage, the entire island will be without power to 24 to 36 hours. investigator

. >> shepard smith at the fox news death.nt trump slamming the iran nuclear deal calling it insane and ridiculous and making the comments while he sat next to the french president macron, his big buddy, who said the deal is important and must stand because there's no plan b. we'll speak to a journalist who said it's possible they'll work something out. that and two important news conferences top of the hour. watch of the dow, down more than 2%. lots of news. we'll see you then. >> dana: the fda is cracking down on e-cigarette retailers who sell the minors. issuing warning to stores. a government led sting operation found retailer weres illegally selling the leading e-cigarette brand jewel to children. the fda is also asking the manufacturer for marketing information that might indicate why the product is so appealing to kids. political test ahead of this year's midterm playing out right now in arizona voters casting their ballots to replace republican congress men trent franks who resigned in december amid sexual harassment a

anchored by shepard smith. it begins at 12:00 p.m. eastern. we will see you back on monday. tucker carlson in washington. ♪ >> brian: hope you are having a great night. this is "tucker carlson tonight." ein brian kilmeade, lucky enough to be filling in. tonight, we take you inside the fbi director, the former fbi director, james comey memos. he likes to write things down. plus reports of the justice department's watchdog, the inspector general, is probing this be it from us, forget thisd information. that was speculative for a while. we have live team coverage. first, breaking news. president trump's risk-taking with north korea, a lot of people raising her eyebrows. more good news tonight. north korea will now suspend its nuclear and missile tests until the summit starts. whenever it is, wherever it is. the president heard the news and tweeted this out... now fox's trace gallagher heard this news and said, i'm sticking around, i will help you with the show, brian. tell us what is going on. this is more good news. i am not high-fiving at what this is some good signs. >> this

we'll see you on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: fox news alert.r holding a sendoff ceremony for 225 national guard troops headed to the border. the troops are part of president trump's efforts to increase border security until a wall is built. the men and women will provide support for border patrol agents. meanwhile at the white house, former u.n. ambassador john bolton taking the reigns today as national security adviser as the president promises a quick response to a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria. bolton previously supported military action against the assad regime. karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. i wonder based on your experience, karl, what do you think john bolton's day is like as he looks around the world and tries to triage deciding where the most important issue is to take to the president as he gets settled into his new job? >> i have known john a long time. we were in our 20s together at the republican national committee. he was research director. he had to mustache back then. as

i will ask this hour during shepard smith reporting ♪ >> trace: i'm trace gallagher in

anchored by shepard smith. it begins at 12:00 p.m. eastern. we will see you back on monday. a great night. this is "tucker carlson tonight." ein brian kilmeade, lucky enough to be filling in. tonight, we take you inside the fbi director, the former fbi director, james comey memos. he likes to write things down. plus reports of the justice department's watchdog, the inspector general, is probing this be it from us, forget thisd information. that was speculative for a while. we have live team coverage. first, breaking news. president trump's risk-taking with north korea, a lot of people raising her eyebrows. more good news tonight. north korea will now suspend its nuclear and missile

i'm shepard smith outside st. martin's episcopal church in however.oday, family and friends gather to remember and celebrate the life of the former first lady barbara pierce bush. her funeral service was scheduled to start at 11:00 central daylight time this morning, but as has been the case for the bushes for decades they began a few minutes early. so without further interruption, the celebration of the life of barbara bush. ♪ >> it is my honor and privilege on behalf of this wonderful family and st. martin's episcopal church to welcome you to this service of celebration for the life and the service and the faith of barbara pierce bush. would you please stand, turn to page three and let us sing with strength our opening hymn "praise to the lord." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the sense of your goodness, lift up your countenance upon them and give peace through jesus christ our lord. amen. amen. and the light sayeth the lord. yet shall we live and whoever live and believeth in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer live

and there are people at fox like shepard smith and chris wall as who from my own reporting have beenage gating ternlly very aggressively and loudly that they don't like the stench and sigma that comes from being branded as trump tv. and they could use an episode like this to their internal political advantage and really say this is bad for all of us. it makes all of our jobs harder. and you noke, they can point to the fact that advertisers have been boycotting laura ingraham's program. so financially these kind of right-wing opinion programs while they do bring in viewers, they are not something that necessarily advertisers want to be associated with. so i think if this creates enough internal dissent at fox then rue period murdoch may be swayed to clamp down on handity. >> back out to tom winter outside federal court. tom filed the story that sean hannity has been disclosed as the third of three clients that michael cohen represented in 2017 and this year, 2018. the disclosure was made after a federal judge kim about wood asked cohen's attorneys to cite what legal reason they had for n

shepard smith has more on that. what is going on? >> youtube headquarters san bruno, california. following this for 25 minutes and trying to piece together all that we have been able to learn. police are confirming only that there is an active situation. you can see from the live pictures from the network news service affiliate. people coming out with her hands up, the standard not that they are accused of anything, but we do not have a gun, whatever is in the building is not about us. the police there in san bruno, california, are confirming an incident, they will not be specific. we are getting a lot about what we know from youtube employees who are they are on that youtube building campus in san bruno, in the hills of san bruno, it was about 45 minutes ago that we started hearing from a man who said that there is an active shooter at youtube headquarters, that he heard shots and saw people running. now barricaded inside a room with coworkers. another man who is a confirmed twitter user and is a systems analyst, i believe, actually project manager at youtube, formerly of snapch

let's go now to shepard smith on the breaking news out of toronto. >> so much breaking news.en as witnesses are describing what they saw in the streets. >> okay. thank you, guys. >> that's the latest. police are saying that a number of people have been struck. we are told that an arrest has been made, though we do not know on what sort of charges. just stay with this for the moment. we know of at least one fatality. we have reports of others, though we're really unsure of all of that. is catherine herridge with us? who is available? we'll be going to catherine herridge in a moment. this is where the van went up on the sidewalk and began driving south bound on that sidewalk, striking some eight to ten people. happened now about an hour ago hitting as many as ten in the northern part of the city of toronto. first responders are still on scene. you can see people wandering about. as we've been hearing reports from people. catherine is with us now. i'm led to believe by authorities in toronto that an arrest has been made. i don't know the charges or whether they think it was an i

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smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house where we're waiting for the day's briefing to begin. a lot to cover. president trump insists we're not in a trade war. now somebody needs to tell the chinese. because they fired off some possible new import taxes aimed at the united states. have your semantics, it is what it is and could affect a lot of americans. the white house saying the american's mission in syria is coming to a rapid end. we'll try to find out what those words may mean. and major news in the robert mueller investigation. the president's legal team learns he's not currently a criminal target. let's get to it. first from the fox news deck this afternoon, we begin with a live look at the white house. there it is. press secretary sarah sanders is set to take to the podium pat any moment. she was set to take to the podium 31 minutes ago. the idea is to weigh-in on rising economies. beijing is announcing retaliatory tariffs. that could impact soy beans to cars. strategic in nature no doubt. in minutes, a look at what those proposed taxes would mean for

smith. ♪ >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast and 3:00 in washington where today the president of the unitedtates made some extraordinary declarations. they came with no warning. during a meeting with leaders of baltic nations in a span of about 15 minutes the president made a string of pronouncements. he announced he will have the united states military protect our border. he said a caravan of people from honduras is breaking up thanks to mexico's tough laws. he said the united states is subsidizing amazon. he said he loves the chinese president. he said he probably, no one has been tougher than he, on russia. then about 90 minutes later the president spoke about syria. he said he wants u.s. troops out of syria, but if the

smith. ♪ >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast and 3:00 in washington where today the president of the unitedtates made some extraordinary declarations. they came with no warning. during a meeting with leaders of baltic nations in a span of about 15 minutes the president made a string of pronouncements. he announced he will have the united states military protect our border. he said a caravan of people from honduras is breaking up thanks to mexico's tough laws. he said the united states is subsidizing amazon. he said he loves the chinese president. he said he probably, no one has been tougher than he, on russia. then about 90 minutes later the president spoke about syria. he said he wants u.s. troops out of syria, but if the saudis want us to stay, he said they should pay. we'll go through all of his comments with you one by one. we will explain what he said and what they could mean. and we will start with president trump saying he is going to send troops to guard our nation's southern border. >> we have very bad laws for our border. and we are going to be doing some things. i have been speak