Two months. Hello and welcome to fox news night. Im Shannon Bream in washington. Lets get straight to Senior Correspondent Rick Leventhal tracking at all from the west coast newsroom. Hey, rick. Perhaps no surprise things got heated again last night and federal agents fully expect more trouble tonight but it could be their last turn defending the courthouse. After 62 consecutive nights of confrontation, exchanges of teargas projectiles, injuries and arrests outside portlands federal court building, an agreement apparently reached with Oregon State Police stepping into replace the federal tactical teams starting thursday with hopes it will put an end to the nightly riots declarations. The courthouse and surrounding streets are a mess, crews have been sweeping up, sprang down and painting over waves of graffiti. Local leaders so the turmoil is a direct result of heavyhanded federal tactics. The feds say they are simply attacking taxpayer property. We need state or local Law Enforcement t
President trump and north Korean Leader kim jongun apparently back on track. The highest ranking northern official to visit america in 18 years was at the white house delivering a message. Christian fisher has all the details live here in washington. Shannon, to have a top north korean official in the oval office, thats a hugely historic day all by itself. On top of that, President Trump emerged from that meeting telling reporters, pack your bags, the summits on, today had all the makings of a true turning point in u. S. North korean relations. Now comes the hard part, convincing kim jongun to give up his Nuclear Weapons. June 12th well be in singapore. President trump made it official after meeting with Kim Yong Chol for over an hour. The former head of pyongyangs spy agency hand delivered a letter from his boss, kim jongun. I havent opened it. I didnt open it in front of the director. I said, would you want me to open it . He said, you can read it later. I may be in for a big surpris
In this week's installment of Curtis Eriksmoen's "Did You Know That?" column, readers learn about George Shannon, the youngest member of the Lewis & Clark Expedition.
In this week's installment of Curtis Eriksmoen's "Did You Know That?" column, readers learn about George Shannon, the youngest member of the Lewis & Clark Expedition.