reports from seoul, south korea. the korean peninsula could be moving a step closer to peace in the coming hours. a north korean official confirmed the regime is ready to dismantle its nuclear test site in the northeastern part of the country. south korean journalists on wednesday joined a small group of regime picked reporters on their way by train to record the event. no international observers have been invited. many analysts say the site is unusable anyway. but it does have symbolic value. closing the test site as a goodwill gesture. it s got some substance to it, but you know, it s not the whole shebang. all of this comes ahead of the summit involving kim jong un and president trump planned for june 12 in singapore. fresh from their own summit last month with kim jong un in yesterday s session with president trump emanated south korean president moon jae-in said the meeting should
on the field. bret: dan springer in seattle. thanks. a judge has president trump is violating the first amendment when he blocks critics on twitter. the judge is stopping short of ordering the president to stop that practice. it s been suggested that president mute and not block some critics. muting prevents the user from seeing that person s tweets and reply messages. stocks were up today. dow gained 52. s&p 500 finished ahead 9. nasdaq jumped 47.5. up next, the panel on president trump s accusations against what he calls the criminal deep state. have to happen? i didn t see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car. could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing,
one of the biggest political uproar s in history, according to the president. chief white house white house correspondent john roberts starts us off this evening from the north lawn. good evening. critics saying president trump is overstating the case when he claims that his campaign may have been spied on. but that s not even slowing the president who is on a fast boil about what he says could be a huge political scandal. leaving the white house today, president trump let fly on what he is now calling spygate to. it looks like a very serious event but we will find out. when they look at the documents, i think people are going to see a lot of bad things happened. i hope it s not so. because if it is, there s never been anything like it in the history of our country. president trump claims the fbi may have been spying on his campaign after a confidential informant had contact and meetings with three trump campaign officials. carter page, george papadopoulos, and sam clovis.
in a meeting monday, president trump told deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray to work out how they could get documents relating to the informant and they face our request to surveil page two congressional investigators. we collect spygate. you are calling it spygate. a lot of bad things have happened. i want a lot to get together. they will sit in the room. hopefully they will be able to work it out among themselves. at the meeting tomorrow, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes, government oversight chairman trey gowdy, ed o callaghan from the department of justice, fbi director christopher wray and director of national intelligence, dan coats. no democrats invited. senate minority leader today insisted congressman nunes is trying to interfere with the russian investigation and put the blame for that squarely on paul ryan s shoulders. speaker ryan is allowing this to happen, who will forever be it will forever be a blot on his r