♪ say geronimo ♪ say geronimo ♪ rob: i don't know this song. heather: it is a great song to wake up to. rob: you are watching "fox and friends" first. heather: we start with the white house standing firm defending jared kushner over alleged back handling with russia. rob: michael flynn has agreed to turn over subpoena documents to the senate. heather: live in washington dc with details on the investigation, you know that song. >> reporter: the white house continues to aggressively defend the president's son-in-law, returning to the podium to push back on allegations, facing

questions the president may or may not have known. >> that assumes a lot. mister kushner's attorney has said he volunteered to share with congress what he knows about these meetings. what your question assumes is a lot of facts that are not substantiated by anything but anonymous sources that are leaked out. >> reporter: the mastermind behind the operation shutdown suggestions that there was any collusion with russia. >> the united states, we have access to the best data and the data we use on this campaign directly came from the republican national committee and after the 2012 election to build a data set like never seen before. we didn't need data from anyone else. it was in the united states of america and the best data is here. all that is available to corporations in america are

other people in america. heather: michael flynn agrees to provide documents to the senate intelligence committee has part of the investigation after invoking his fifth amendment rights refusing to testify earlier in this whole thing but obviously it continues. i wouldn't have been able to name that artist. what is this? heather: tell us what you think. there is no evidence to support collusion between the trump campaign and russia yet the conspiracy theories are spinning off the rails. andrew mccarthy said the media is so focused on the kushner story because it fits their narrative of a cover-up. >> there is no there there as far as collusion conspiracy is concerned about the things that happened this weekend that is important, people are giddy

about this story, it up the collusion conspiracy because if there had actually been a collusion conspiracy there would already be back channels to russia. there would be no reason for kushner in december weeks after the election to set up a back channel to russia had there been one during the campaign. i know for the moment they are loving the story but it exploded the story. rob: doesn't that after an explosion ripped through the afghan capital. you can see the scale of that bomb with the smoke after a car bomb exploded near the german embassy. at least 80 people have been killed, 350 injured. a massive bomb, windows

shattered, doors blown off. so far no group has claimed responsibility. this comes after another car bomb near the us embassy in kabul injuring three american soldiers. heather: the trump administration has astern message to north korea, if you fire a missile we can block it. rob: the u.s. navy bolstered its fleet present in front of kim jung un. a missile defense test we conquered. >> reporter: the technology is so precise it is like trying to hit a bullet with another bullet in the us military pulled it off. the crucial test conducted over the pacific ocean.

the mark enemy missile fired over 4000 miles away from marshall islands targeted by an interceptor deployed just north of santa barbara. the stakes couldn't be any higher as north korean dictator kim jung un fires a dozen missiles just this year. >> the weapon tested last week can reach hawaii. an electromagnetic pulse over hawaii will shut the state of hawaii down. is more important people in pyongyang realize they cannot get away with striking the us with any kind of weapon. >> that is the trump administration act before it gets to the interceptor point. >> china is doing back channel networking with north korea in a way that getting them to try to stop a nuclear test, we will try to keep the pressure on china but we will continue to work with them in any way we think is best and we will do that this week.

>> the ronald reagan in the sea of japan training with aircraft carriers early this morning meant to signal a more aggressive us military posture, no guarantee is a interceptor would work in a real war situation. rob: nice to hear. the ability to stop a nuclear attack is something defense officials have been focusing on for decades. charlie hurts of the washington times are members when ronald reagan was marked by democrats for his so-called star wars plan but charles krauthammer explains why we should be thankful for it. >> it is crucial to remember over the past 30 years the political opposition to this, whether it was mocking ronald reagan for the star wars plan or ridiculing efforts since then to spend the money to build this kind of defense is to we should not forget that.

>> it is a big deal and just in time. we had a point in history that we are susceptible to a rogue state. hitting the homeland with a nuclear weapon and we need a way to shoot it down. as of a few years ago we had no way to do it. if a missile was launched at us there is no way to stop it. is going to hit, it is going to kill. heather: tiger woods was asleep at the wheel before his dui arrest. the golf legend did not actually have any alcohol in his system but was on four medications including vicodin. the police report, slurring his words, and blowing a point during a breathalyzer in jupiter, florida. police say his mercedes had two flat tires, damage to the rim and a tail light was out and the

dash cam is expected to be released today. a tense standoff at an airport coming to an end after hundreds of offices swarming orlando international after reports of a gunman near the rental car lot. panicked passenger said you can imagine fleeing the area, they surrounded the suspects with guns drawn. michael pettigrew is mentally disturbed and tried to commit suicide by cop. eventually surrendered peacefully after nearly 3 hours. the gun turned out to be fake and no one was injured. rob: a jetblue plane forced to land when a laptop's lithium battery burst into flames on board. the pilot touching down in michigan after smoke started to pour out of a carry-on bag. nobody on the flight was hurt.

this scare comes months after they banned the samsung galaxy node 7 is a fire hazard. they have a lithium battery. the bag starts to smoke. heather: not fit to fly, united airlines under fire for taking 2 dozen trips in an unsafe plane. rob: cheryl casone he was a huge fine the airline is facing. >> reporter: the faa wants to find united airlines $435,000 for flying an unsafe plane. the as a proposed the fine for operating its airplane in, quote, not airworthy condition. in june 2014 mechanics replaced a fuel pump pressure switch on one of the carrier's boeing 747 jetliner but the faa claimed the airline did not complete the

inspection of the repair. the faa said united flu that aircraft on 23 domestic international flights before the inspection was performed. foxbusiness has confirmed jeb bush and new york yankees star derek jeter are no longer in talks to buy the miami marlins. charlie gasparino reporting the deal has dropped out of the process after failing to come up with enough cash. another bidder may we waiting in the wings, former presidential candidate, mitt romney. finally, would you pay $445 for this? a sun dress that seems to be made of upside down jeans. it is on sale, a lot of buzz about it, questions and jokes on the internet is the designer 397, thanks for $265, the unique

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rob: pretty sick depiction if you have seen it, kathy driven pleading for mercy from everyone instead of looking for laughs after posing in this photo shoot with a mark beheaded donald trump. heather: outrage on both sides of the isle. carly shimkus, here with lash. >> reporter: she was trying to get a rise out of people and certainly succeeded but the consequences could be quite severe. kathy griffin facing major blowback for posting in a photo shoot with a mock decapitated head that resembled donald trump. people on both sides of the political aisle condemning the image, some saying it is reminiscent of the isis propaganda and the comedian is admitting she went too far. >> i sincerely apologize. the reaction of these images. i am a comic.

i crossed the line. i went too far. the images are disturbing. i understand how it affects people. it wasn't funny. i get it. heather: the apology came after negative tweets on the internet, donald trump junior defended his dad writing disgusting but not surprising, this is the left today. they consider this acceptable it imagine a conservative did this to obama as president. chelsea clinton slammed the photo calling it vile and wrong but the twitter blowback could be the least of griffin's concerns, the stunt has gotten the attention of the secret service who posted this to twitter writing on it the secret service has a robust intelligence division that monitors open reporting and social media to evaluate threats made against secret service protect these, the highest priority of all our investigations. griffin collaborated with controversial photographer tyler shields who told fox news the

image was meant as part. in a behind-the-scenes video griffin joked they would move to mexico after the photo was released for fear of imprisonment but jokes aside the stunts could cost griffin one of her most high profile jobs, cnn says they are reevaluating her role in their new year's eve coverage. so this is certainly not the last we will be hearing of this controversy. >> what was your thought process to begin with to think this would be funny. heather: charles krauthammer calling griffin out on her publicity stunt. >> political pornography from a d list comedian trying to get attention and she succeeded. if you are cnn does she still do new year's eve? i will leave it up to the mavens

at cnn. i can assure you this, i won't be watching. rob: what do you think of this photo shoot from kathy griffin? send your comments on facebook, twitter or instagram or email us foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we should get some good comments on this. heather: graduation disgrace was a family outraged after their military son's name is left out of the ceremony at all, just responded. rob: tiger woods asleep at the wheel before his arrest for dui and a number of prescription drugs in his system. how much trouble is he in? our next guest an attorney with the punishment tiger could be facing. ♪ when you walked in ♪ faces that have never been ♪

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rob: trouble for tiger woods. the golfing legend asleep at the wheel, slurring his words where police arrested him on a dui charge, four prescriptions in his system is what they are saying but how much trouble is he in? attorney jesse weber with legal analysis of this and a lot of people assume dui means alcohol is the problem but was being honest, there was no alcohol in his system but is still dui. >> i hate to see this. there was no alcohol, but his driving was impaired because he

was under the influence of a substance. what is going to happen is he will either plead guilty or no contest to a lesser charge, probation, temporary suspension of his license, not really jail time for first conviction but it is really an issue with if he decides to fight this is an uphill battle for him because even though he says it was a mixture of medications and didn't know what was going to happen, it is a strict liability offense meaning he doesn't matter what he intended, your impairment was affected when operating a vehicle. rob: the doctor comes into play, if the doctor was prescribed -- could there be some kind of malpractice? >> that is what he will try to do. it goes further than nipping it in the bud. in inappropriate prescription of drugs, he has taken blame but this wasn't entirely his fault. if he mixed the drugs properly entered medical orders -- that

will come out later. >> tiger woods is not winning golf tournaments anymore, what keeps him alive is big endorsements, look at these, some of them right here, nike, rolex, tailor-made, bridgestone. these are paying for a nice life, he has an $86 million house in jupiter, florida. these more protected now that we know alcohol is involved? seems a little bit less. >> nike is staying with him for now. this is a different situation than we had we 10 years ago dealing with infidelity, there are morality clauses in these contract. celebrity is a brand ambassador for all these brands and what he does, reputation affect the brand. even though it wasn't alcohol if he did abuse medical prescriptions and it comes out that happened then he is looking at possibly sponsors running away from him.

rob: it looks -- it wasn't alcohol, it seems less malice. >> he was pulled over when he was found, not as if he was driving erratically and had to be pulled over by the police, he could say i felt something coming on and pulled over. heather: we have been discussing abuse of prescription drugs across the country. the time is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. what does bill clinton's former cia director say about the white house leak? >> people who have broken these tacit and formal agreements are traitors to the country. >> this is the biggest scandal rocking washington right now. and chaos at the circus. a bear leaping into a packed crowd sending passengers running for their lives. ♪

♪ heather: getting your morning moving. roll the windows down. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends" first. rob: coming up at 5:30 the white house standing by jared kushner defending against alleged back

channeling with russia. heather: michelson has agreed to turn over subpoenaed documents to the senate. christian content new details on the investigation. >> reporter: sean spicer is back, the white house defending the president, pushing back on allegations there was a back channel with russia, questions over what the president may or may not have known. >> that assumes a lot. jared kushner's attorney has said he volunteered to share what he knows about these meetings, i won't get into what the president did or did not discuss but your question assumes a lot of facts that are not instantiated by anything but anonymous sources that are being leaked out. rob: michelson agrees to provide documents to the senate intelligence committee as part of this investigation after invoking fifth amendment rights and refusing to testify earlier

this year, scrutiny intensifies on jared kushner, the mastermind behind the operation shutdown suggestions there was any collusion with russia. >> we have access to the best data and the data we use on the campaign came from the republican national committee and what they did after the 2012 election, building a data set like never seen before. we didn't need data from anyone else, it was right here in the united rates and the best is right here. all that available to corporations in america and other people in america. rob: michael cohen and boris epstein also wanted for information from the house intelligence investigation, a lot of investigations into this. heather: even bill clinton's former cia director james

woolsey says the real issue in washington is the white house leaks. >> a lot of things have been disclosed too much and that is the real scandal. people who have broken these tacit and formal agreements and taking classified information and turned it loose are basically traitors to the country. heather: setting back channels for communication is nothing new. >> the trump administration sending a stern message to north korea, if you fire a nuclear missile we can block it and the u.s. navy bolstered fleet presence in front of kim jung un. details on a difficult defense test that was mastered

yesterday. >> reporter: the technology is so precise it is like hitting a bullet with another bullet and the us military pulled it off. a big moment, crucial test conducted over the pacific ocean we mock enemy missiles near the marshall islands, targeted by an interceptor north of santa barbara. stakes couldn't be higher, and kim jung un fires a dozen missiles this year alone. >> the missile tested last we can reach a why. electromagnetic pulse over hawaii would shut the state of hawaii down for decades. it is more important people in pyongyang realize they cannot strike the us with any kind of weapon. heather: does the trump administration act now before

getting to the interceptor point? >> the administration believes china is doing back channel met networking with north korea in a way of stopping nuclear testing, we will keep the pressure on china but we will work with them in any way. heather: the uss ronald reagan in the sea of japan, training with aircraft carriers as early as this morning signaling a more aggressive dietary posture. important to note there is no guarantee the interceptor will work in a real war situation. heather: i wanted to see them collide. i didn't get to see that. heather: another big story unfolding following the manchester bomber, may have acted alone after pouring over evidence the british police say salman abedi but most of the parts were his bomb on their

own. they are not ruling out the possibility of a wired terror network. 11 suspects remain in custody as we learn british mosques are refusing to bury the isis recruit, his body being kept far from his 22 innocent victims. ariana grande will return to honor those killed and injured. justin bieber, katy perry and miley cyrus also performing. heather: olivia newton john revealing her cancer is back, she received treatment for breast cancer that has spread to her back. she was diagnosed with and beat breast cancer 20 years ago, her daughter asking fans for prayers. heather: a family is outraged when a school leaves their military son out of his high school graduation. dante left for basic training with the army national guard two

days before the ceremony. his twin brother carrying his picture as he walked across the stage. >> when it came time for dante to walk the stage they told me to skip his name. >> deserve the same respect that i do. >> reporter: the principles as they don't announce students who aren't there. both of her twins will serve in the national guard. rob: may showers bring june flowers. heather: the cool temperatures, really chilly out there. >> even i think we need some summertime, temperatures in the 50s to the great lakes and even across the rockies and a lot of the country experiencing below average temperatures and rain showers for the rockies, the gulf coast to the southeast and the northeast, future radar, unstable in the eastern half of the country, a new system moving

into the northwest, wild fire danger in the southwest where we have the warmest temperatures, central us, stormy conditions along the gulf coast. on and off showers the rest of the work week for the east coast as well. trying to bring spring to the weather map. rob: may be a little summer too. donald trump has the internet going crazy just after midnight our commander-in-chief posting despite the constant negative press covfefe. >> some think he meant coverage but covfefe is the number one topic trending on twitter and even a hashtag. this guy even bought the license plate. zauderer suiteing it out. >> this from mean girl saying

stop trying to make covfefe happened. met tweeting on google translate to see what it means in russian. >> jimmy kimmel calling himself on twitter, what makes me sad is i know i will never write anything funnier than covfefe. rob: maybe he fell asleep in the middle of the suite. heather: a bloodbath in chicago over memorial day weekend but 29 shootings's progress. rob: the mainstream media hand during donald trump over his overseas trip as commander-in-chief. >> the entire world is watching and most importantly vladimir putin is watching. rob: with foreign leaders joining in, our next guest says it is time to step up to keep their own countries safe. ♪ you could fill a book

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heather: remember what president obama said about closing one time obey? hundred people that get released from a handful i going to be embittered and still engaging in anti-us activities. rob: severe lamarr took part in a french isis recruiting network and he is far from alone. according to the director of national intelligence, 121 former guantánamo detainees have returned to terrorism. 49 people shot in chicago over memorial day weekend and this is being hailed as progress. five people killed, 44 wounded in shootings between friday, and monday night last weekend, that

is a drop from seven killed and 61 injured last year. officials crediting new technology to detect gunshots and predict shootings as well. 947 people have been shot in chicago, illinois so far this year. ♪ mahmoud abbas the mainstream media hammering donald trump over his first overseas trip as commander-in-chief. >> the president riding high from the big foreign trip that as he arrives back here at home he will face a reality check. the entire world is watching and most importantly vladimir putin is watching. >> the fact that our president does not respect those allies, shows more warmth to vladimir putin and his cronies, more warmth to the saudis, who were where the 9/11 terrorists came from. heather: not just the media, it seems as if some world leaders

may be picking up the fight as well. rebecca heinrich is a fellow at the hudson institute and former foreign policy advisor to arizona congressman trent frank. thanks for joining us. let's get to one of those world leaders specifically, angela merkel. here what she had to say. >> reporter: our trans-atlantic relationship is one of the most important. in a statement i made or what i said recently as do to the fact that in the present circumstances we have additional reason to realize we have to take our fate in our own hands. heather: you think that is a good idea. >> yes, this is what donald trump has been trying to tell them. the previous couple presidents have been trying to tell them, are european allies, they have to start contributing more to their own defense and there military, they have to

contribute personnel to missions nato agrees we are going to fight. this has been the message of donald trump she didn't go to europe to win a popularity contest with european leaders, he went to represent the interests of the united states of america and that is what he did and there will be some differences here but angela merkel have an election in september, donald trump is unpopular with her people, a little bit of this is political bluster and it will be all right in the next couple years, she has to contribute to defense. heather: to put that in perspective germany pays $41 billion last year to nato, only 1.2% and they are supposed to be paying 2%, they pay well below and the climate deal, she had a big issue with that but as donald trump said it is a fine line, you want to protect the climate but you have to have american jobs. >> you have to put those first and foremost and the united

states carries the water and he has other priorities to put in place, defeating isis, pushing iran back where it was before the iran deal, back to international isolation, it earns the right to participate in the international community and stop supporting terrorism, these are the priorities of the president so until nato start contributing more, other secretaries of defense made the same argument, just the donald trump is being taken seriously and making people uncomfortable. heather: the trade deficit, germany alone the trade deficit was worth $65 billion in 2016. this is something people don't realize. >> reporter: people don't realize and once again our president is not going to continue to pay lip service or keep things as they are, the way they have always been for some sort of diplomatic reason, what

he wants to do is represent the interests of the people. some of this is tough talk, nato needs us, they don't have a strong military, they have not invested, they need the united states, need to start taking the president seriously and i think they will because they have shared threats. heather: we appreciate you being here this morning. rob: what is coming up with "fox and friends"? great show this morning. >> a big show coming up on "fox and friends" including former campaign manager for donald trump, the first interview since his name was mentioned, you're going to ask about that and how they break the senate logjam. and former speaker of the house newt gingrich will be here. we will ask about the kathy griffin incident, the latest on the russian scandal in paris

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heather: the shocking picture sparking nationwide back lash, kathy griffin posing in a photo shoot with a beheaded donald trump. rob: she's trying to apologize for the damages been done. more with a lot of reaction. >> reporter: she is receiving a lot of attention but not the kind of attention she was looking for, kathy griffin

facing major blowback for posing in a photo shoot with a decapitated head that resembled donald trump. people on both sides of the political aisle condemning the image with something it is reminiscent of isis propaganda. the comedian is admitting she went too far. >> i sincerely apologize, i lose the line and crossed it. the images too disturbing, understand how it offends people. it wasn't funny, i get it. heather: this is after receiving criticism from her close friends. anderson cooper saying i am appalled by the photo shoot kathy griffin took part in. it is clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate. and event with griffin in july, the statement saying he believes the image was inappropriate and not the kind of thing that

should be part of our national discourse. could be the least of griffin's concerns. the stunt hasn't gotten the attention of the secret service. and writing on it, the secret service has a robust intelligence division, and social media to evaluate threats made against secret service protect these receive the highest priority of all investigations. griffin collaborated with controversial photographer tiger shields, meant to service art. and after photos were released for fear of imprisonment. and the high profile jobs, cnn says they were reevaluating on new year's eve coverage. >> she is sorry is offensive and it didn't go over well.

>> debating today. >> stevey says shame on you, you aren't sorry, you just don't like the heat you are getting. >> he has always been a vile person, absolutely disgraceful, if she had any fans left i hope they abandon ship, she is going down fast. heather: no matter what your feelings about our president no one should stoop this low. she needs to have her head examined. griffin's or find stunned, what do you think? log on to "fox and friends" first facebook page for life debate. >> chaos, the shocking moment that a bear leapt into the audience sending spectators running for their lives. heather: galloping through the streets.

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screaming, fleeing the tent in panic. all of this happening in northern ukraine. more video showing the moment underground water pipes burst and explode into the air. you can see it's well and below wide open. the blast reached 7 stories high. this unfolding as crews in ukraine tested pipes that have not been used in nearly 40 years. rob: if your kids bought something from the amazon apps you could soon get your money back, amazon giving out $70 million in refunds to customers. has your child ever let go of a balloon outside and watch it wander into space? a democratic lawmaker in california pushing for a ban on releasing mylar balloons because they are known to cause fires when they had power lines.

runaway horse racing through new york city during rush hour. it got loose from nearby stables, offering care drives to tourists. heather: that wraps it up for us, "fox and friends" starts right now. >> american interceptor missile successfully destroyed and intercontinental ballistic missile just in time. >> we are reaching a point in history that we are susceptible to a rogue state. heather: an explosion ripped through the afghan capital. at least 80 people have been killed. 350 injured. >> kathy griffin put this picture of her holding masked bloodied head depicting donald trump. >> the same vein we have seen