the united states and united nations and not a good day for north korea. you saw all the countries come together and say this has to stop. this is not something that we can be reckless and casually dealt with. that s what he has done. they hit him and basically we hit him hard. let s begin live in london. greg palkot picks up the story from there. hello. hello, bill, that s right. a lot to update you on this morning. the rhetoric, the warnings, diplomacy heating up on both sides. secretary of state tillerson is in thailand. that s important because there is a lot of business done between north korea and thailand via false front dummy companies that pyongyang sets up in that country to help raise revenues for those nuclear and missile programs. tillerson is trying to convince the government there to crack down on these government to get in line with the u.n. sanctions approved over this weekend and following the two icbm missile launches by north korea last month, neighbor
from the demilitarized zone separating the koreas for the two leaders made history as they shake hands. the meeting comes on the heels of newly confirmed secretary of state mike pompeo s historic meeting with the north korean strongman kim jong un, just weeks ago. kim reportedly telling a south korean president that he doesn t want to repeat the past, while the white house said it is hopeful that the talks will achieve progress towards peace out of a potential so much with president trump. team coverage tonight. achieve national correspondent ed henry has the details from the white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is life from south korea. that is where we begin. hello. hi, shannon. a new history starts now. those are the hopeful words coming from kim jong un on those very historic morning here in south korea. for the first time since the korean war, a north korean leader crossed into south korea, that along the dmz. kim jong nam shaking hands of h
the iconic moment when the american flag was planted on the moon. it stirred up a debate over whether the moon landing was an american achievement or a broader achievement for all mankind. welcome to fox news @ nigbt, i m shannon bream in washington. if we begin with another escalation with the media, a week of comments for the president insists were off the record rocking high-pressure situations. per our twitter feed there still coming into night. moved to the markets and seemingly upended days of trade talks between canada and the u.s. president trump confirmed to them on twitter and in north carolina. president trump: at least canada knows how i feel, so it s fine. an event meant to focused on the signing of an executive order related to retirement plans. president trump: its head off the record, it s unbelievable what s happening with the fake news. when you say off the record, that s a very it s not a legal term but it s a term of honor. according to the t
senior capitol hill producer chad phil gramm with us. we have play-by-play. first, to peter doocy on capitol hill. what appears to be the empty halls of power, except for our peter doocy. hey, your company there, peter. well, shannon, as you know, normally an hour before something huge on capitol hill like a vote or a government shutdown, a hole we like one, underneath where lawmakers with offices in the russell building have to go so they can get to the floor, there is nobody here! there are people here who are starting to clean up for the night, but i haven t seen any lawmakers over in this hallway, and that is after the senate spent most of their day flying lawmakers back in from christmas parties across the country to come and try to vote to advance this border wall bill, border wall money bill, and most together was 47 votes. it was enough to move to debate on the measure, but not enough to avoid a shutdown. this ball does not have 60 votes here in the senate, let al
lisa paige and peter stzrok. george papadopoulos is here live, we learned from the mueller report, he is connecting the dots over potential setup. team coverage tonight, trace gallagher looking into the booming economy and how democrats plan to run against it. new signs the democratic primary could turn really nasty really quickly. reporter: a new candidate every day. there are as many democratic candidates for president as there are players on an nhl team. this is training camp and every man and woman must fight for a roster spot in the primary battle. if you want to know ahead, look who is getting hit the hardest by their own party. joe biden out of touch with the center of energy in the democratic party, a tweet from progressive group justice democrats. elizabeth warren got snarky one reporter pointed out biden brought in more campaign cash in a day than she did in the first quarter. in an email to supporters she wrote how did joe biden raise so much money in one day? it