and inpatient road crew paving around parked cars, waiting for them to be moved. officials said they were crunched for time to get the job done it didn't want to wait for the toe truck and they will fix the spots next week which will take more time. that wraps up this edition of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues now, see you back here monday, goodbye. >> if and when kim jong un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. jillian: it is friday, may 25th. no go no-show the white house revealing north korean officials stood them up, the rogue regime changing its tune after donald trump on the singapore sit down. rob: top lawmakers wanted to know if a spy was used to infiltrate the trump campaign and got some answers, reaction pouring in from washington after a set of fiery bipartisan

briefings. jillian: scandal free presidency, that claim from former pres. obama but what about the billion dollars he sent iran. fox news continues right now. ♪ rob: it is friday. looks like vehicle day on the east coast. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to a fox news alert. willing to talk to the us, quote, anytime, hours after donald trump calls off the singapore summit. rob: griff jenkins live with the

latest. >> reporter: when north korean officials failed to show up at a meeting in singapore, then issued threatening rhetoric sending mike pence, the pres. decided it was time to pull the plug. >> i believe this is a tremendous setback for north korea and a setback for the world. if and when kim jong un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. >> reporter: the pres. penned a direct letter to kim canceling the summit but leaving the door open for future talks. north korea is willing to sit down, quote, at any time. according to their foreign minister, south korea was caught off guard by the pres.'s decision, received a late-night call from mike pompeo as president moon is committed to the process saying denuclearization and lasting peace on the korean peninsula

cannot be abandoned or delayed. the sincerity of the affected parties working to resolve the problem has not changed. as republican lawmakers on capitol hill called on the pres. to maintain maximum pressure campaign. >> we must continue pressure to bring peaceful denuclearization, to make it a reality but we can't once that piece more than kim jong un does. >> language on both times gets things too ratcheted up and prevents diplomacy from occurring. >> reporter: nancy pelosi says this with a win for kim. >> the global recognition and regard. he is the big winner. when he got this letter from the president saying nevermind, he must be having a giggle fit. >> reporter: later this morning the president delivers the address at the naval academy in an apple us where graduating cadets may learn more from their

commander in chief. jillian: republican leaders demanding more transparency after the department of justice holds a fiery meeting. rob: democrats insist there is no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign. >> reporter: a day that should have led to common ground. we always hope for that, both sides digging in on spygate. classified briefings held by the fbi and justice department in an effort to ease republican pressure over the russia investigation, the outcry over revelations a confidential informant made contact with several of the pres.'s advisers. controversy surrounded these meetings from the moment they were announced starting with the invite list. one meeting was just republicans, the other was bipartisan. the second, on the appearance of white house chief of staff john kelly and white house lawyer emmett flood at one of those meetings, democrats calling it improper. white house press secretary

sarah huckabee sanders explained neither chief kelly nor mr. flood attended the meetings but made brief remarks to relay the pres.'s desire for as much openness as possible under the law and convey the pres.'s misunderstanding to protect human intelligence services and the import of communication between branches of government. after making their comments, the meeting started. because the meetings were classified, participants could go into detail with the media afterward what was said but democrat adam schiff held to his party line. >> nothing we heard today has changed our view that there is no evidence to support any allegation that the fbi or any intelligence agency placed a spy in the trump campaign or otherwise failed to follow appropriate procedures and protocol. >> reporter: he didn't say anything about surveilling the campaign, just about a spy in the campaign, that is a distinct

democrat seem to make. this week the doj asked the inspector general to investigate whether there was, quote, inappropriate surveillance. jillian: democrats still insist there was no spying. as a result the mainstream media saying there was no spying on the trump campaign as well. they refused to give the scandal coverage it deserves. rob: molly hemingway, senior editor at the federalist says there is no denying the fact donald trump's campaign was infiltrated and even people within the obama administration are admitting it. >> everyone knows there was a spy and people who were involved in spying are admitting there was a spy. they are saying that because the government term is human intelligence informant or something and therefore not a spyware as no lawyer can understand we are gather information on someone surreptitiously that is the common definition of spying. more than that, stunning revelation this is happening

under the previous administration, there would be this kind of surveillance, wiretapped national security letters which are how you secretly get a subpoena. who knows what else is going on? widespread spying involving multiple people in the trump campaign. they are trying -- >> that is the point. rob: breaking news. a manhunt intensifying for two men wanted for setting off a bomb leaving more than a dozen people hurt, three in critical condition following that blast at an indian restaurant in toronto, canada. the unidentified suspects caught with their faces covered. police say there is no indication of this being terror related at this time. jillian: hundreds will say their final goodbyes to a baltimore police officer killed in the line of duty. first responders escorting the

body of amy caprio, she will be laid to rest which emotions running high as officers gather across the street, lit candles at 8:15 in honor of officer caprio whose patrol car number, 1414, face murder charges in her death. >> nature's fury more ferocious by the day with no end insight. a third lava flow pouring into the pacific ocean off of hawaii's big island, the lava creating that glaze which is a mixture of toxic glass and shards of volcanic glass. officials warning people you the flow to be ready to evacuate at any moment this is continues. buildings have been destroyed since the kilauea volcano we ripped it earlier this month. scientists have no idea how long this is going to last. jillian: they refused to respect our flag, nfl players reportedly already making a protest playbook in spite of the nfl's

new, now requiring all players to stand or remain in the locker room. teams will be fine for player violations was one nfl media reporter says some players are telling me they are considering staying in locker rooms or making a different on-field gesture because they feel the new policy is a direct challenge to them. rob: graduates at the naval academy giving a special message from the president today, donald trump given the commitment address at the marine corps memorial stadium. >> handing out diplomas 130 graduates who are in special honors, more than 900 others. the blue angels will fly over the ceremony. a fox news alert, donald trump canceling a high-stakes summit with kim jong un for now but was the move meant to hit a reset button? a foreign policy expert says yes, why he says the door is not shut yet.

rob: a quick thinking police officer jumping into action to save a choking baby. dramatic body camera video captured the entire thing. >> the whole point is if you want to eat garbage, balloon to 600 pounds and i have a heart attack at 43 you can. you are free to do so. to me that is beautiful. jillian: is junk food as dangerous as cigarettes? the new call to put tobacco style warnings are your guilty pleasures. rob: this memorial day weekend we want to know what makes you a proud american. then does your pictures, proud american, we will showcase those monday on memorial day. ♪ only in america ♪ ♪ song going down ♪ on the freeway grip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in

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jillian: welcome back. the white house revealing officials from north korea stood them up at a summit meeting last week. rob: north korea saying they are willing to meet with donald trump anytime just hours after the president canceled the singapore meeting. here to weigh in on this at the heritage foundation, james, thanks for coming on this morning. the big question, can the president get this back? should he get this back? >> the us strategy is maximum pressure. that prevents north korea from threatening our vital interests. diplomacy can go on its own track. if it works great, if it doesn't our vital interests are protected. the administration is open to negotiation, that was clear in the pres.'s letter. the pres.'s letter was personally dictated by the president so it reflect exactly how he is still open.

jillian: take a look at a portion of it, quote, we talk about your nuclear capabilities but hours are so massive and powerful that i prayed to god they will never have to be used. supreme rhetoric we heard last year. >> i would focus on the last part of that sentence. what it doesn't suggest is the us is threatening any kind of preemptive military action where we attack them first before we thought they might use their nuclear weapons program. i think that is the us strategy. we talk about the blood he knows, just go in and take their nukes out. i don't think that is the plan. the plan remains if kim does something crazy we will respond but if he doesn't, we are willing to let the pressure and diplomacy run its course. rob: interesting dynamic between the 2. north koreans build these weapons they want to threaten the world and get paid off to be nice and not do anything wrong.

it is fascinating, they are used to politicians that bend to these demands and the country that has so much money we pay them to shut up. in this pres.'s case that won't happen and i wonder what is the point of this summit, can't see either of these two breaking on this issue? >> that is what has gone on. trump is an unconventional statesman. the conventional wisdom is we may say denuclearization but you accept they are nuclear power, they don't mean this is talk about us giving about weapons but the president said i want to challenge that assumption, offer them prospects for denuclearization, talked about limiting the program. when the administration says the president said i gave them the chance they are continually doing the same thing. i am not going to give them a summit just for that.

the diplomatic ball is back in north korea's court because maximum pressure protect their interests and the point is the statements after that recognize this with it dramatic dance, all the critics are freaking out and jumping out the window that have a problem here. jillian: the president said i'm leaving the door open to the possibility of a meeting. could june 12th happen? >> i would never say never to anything in these negotiations. this is a soap opera of nuclear weapons but even the south koreans said we are going to broker something. stay tuned. rob: we appreciate it. jillian: she sparked outrage for lying about her race. >> ruf american? are you african-american? >> i don't understand the

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benefits. she claimed she was making $300 a month but investigators found she didn't report $84,000 in income. it became suspicious after she published a book last march, she could face 15 years in prison. jillian: scandals keep piling up for facebook was a failed startup company accusing the social media giant of reading texts, tracking locations and listening to conversations on mobile apps. facebook denies the claims. the site making political's more transparent, you can see how much they cost, how widely they were scenes and they reach, advertisers have to prove their identity and location before publishing. rob: the latest story of the star wars saga focusing on fan favorite characters hans solo and chewbacca. jillian: the journey of how the hero first met and with a preview is kevin mccarthy.

happy friday. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned they are dealing with the idea of chewbacca and han and how they met. ron howard directing the film and ehrenreich, the star taking the younger role of on solo. harrison ford played the character for many years in the original trilogy and the force awakens. the beauty of this role, not impersonating harrison ford. he is playing his own version of the character, this is 10 years prior to meeting him in a new hope in the cantina when he is a very arrogant guy in that scene with credo. you are watching them go from a vulnerable guy to a very arrogant character throughout the film. one thing, this takes place 10 years prior, he gets the millennium falcon from lando, he is fantastic.

this is the first time actors were able to be in the cockpit and have actual visual effects in front of them on the screen so they can see themselves going into lightspeed and the lights from the space element reflecting off of the actors while they were playing those scenes was back in the day they would use green screen. it is really cool to watch and they had the millennium falcon on a gimbal that moved so they can feel themselves flying. is the movie great? it does work at times was the action is fantastic. i love donald glover and woody harrelson. the script has some issues, some very poorly dialogue scenes at

times when they are naming famous characters, those scenes did not work, it is spaced poorly at the end, drags a little bit. when anybody asks me how the film ends it is a fine, fun, passable entertaining film better than the last jedi but nowhere near the classics of the force awakens, 5 out of 5, decent film but not great. jillian: when you say fine that means i didn't like it, right? >> i like the movie, just don't love the film. as a star wars movie you have a barometer you have to hit, doesn't go into greatness, just stays pretty good. rob: we got a lot of information. you are a movie master. 25 after the hour. the safe space mentality making millennials afraid to get their hands dirty. >> every year, it gets increasingly difficult to affirmatively of reward work ethic. rob: hard work in high demand but no contenders. micro sounding off.

jillian: former pres. obama says his presidency was scandal free but some people are asking what about the terrorist attack on benghazi or the billion dollars sent to iran? correlation kiss with those comments next. ♪

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jillian: we are back with a fox news alert north korea changing course saying it is willing to talk with the us in any time in any format, just hours after the president pulled the plug on the singapore summit which was scheduled for june 12th. >> i believe this is a tremendous setback for north korea and a setback for the world. if and when kim jong un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. jillian: the white house thing the rogue nation failed to show up to a prep meeting which would have been an historic summit between the two leaders, the pres. pending a direct letter to kim saying the maximum pressure campaign will continue. rob: a trial for a wannabe jihadist accused of hiding payments to a terror group and trying to join them. from his pakistan, he was caught

by nsa want lists in colorado was arrested while trying to fly to turkey, claimed his rights were violated. he has been found guilty on two terror-related charges and faces four. 's defense is his giardia position was a distraction from a rough transition to america as a refugee back in 2007. jillian: struggling to survive in syria, the operations commence editor it out airstrikes completely wiping out areas in syria where members of the terror group are hiding after the iraqi prime minister says troops secured the syrian side of the border. >> the air force is looking to load precision guided nuclear weapons on to have 35 jets, the same fighter jets deployed to the pacific to participate in drills with south korea as a 7 $60 billion annual defense policy bill makes its way through the senate armed

services committee, 25-to vote goes to the senate floor next. jillian: donald trump saying thanks to those who protect and serve abandoning his security detail in new york on the tarmac and running towards police officers, shook their hands, saluted them and said thank you. a tweet sharing the moment has 15,000 likes. rob: barack obama said he had a scandal free presidency. jillian: there are a lot of questions people are asking about the terror attacks in been ghazi, fast and furious, the billion dollars that went to iran. correlation kiss is here with what everyone is saying. >> reporter: during a conference in las vegas former pres. obama reflected on his time in office saying i didn't have scandals which seems like it shouldn't be something you brag about, no one in my white house ever got in trouble for screwing up as long

as there wasn't malicious intent behind it. he was joking when he made that remark, some of his critics were not laughing alongside him like this twitter user who says what a fairytale. another person on social media rights demonstrably false, dude lives in a bubble to believe that. he is right, he didn't do anything to cause scandal because he didn't do anything for eight years. the comments people are most upset about, the response to benghazi, the biggest for his administration according to a lot of people. rob: let's go on to this one. a high school speaking out, not allowing a girl to -- he wants to join the army and where it on stage when she graduates. >> the superintendent, defending their decision saying if we don't award it you don't where

it. they were trying to keep the graduation somewhat dignified, somewhat dignified, she's going to the army and wanted to wear a sash and to the principle of the school pulled her out of line and told her to take it off. don says i recall our district recognizing students for joining the military by having them stand. ray on twitter says when you tell someone they cannot show respect to people who give you the ability to say such things there is a huge problem. she does want an apology for the school. >> a fourth baby and not knowing it. >> can you believe that you >> the thing that shows you something. >> this woman was expecting triplets which is a shock but when the baby, when they were delivering the baby she was having a c-section, the doctors

found a fourth child, she successfully delivered three babies and then he felt an elbow and said that is surprising, we have another one. jillian: the one to give birth never know they are pregnant. >> 20 pounds total, she has three kids, 7 total. blessing but a lot of work. rob: they didn't leave the fourth one in their. what do you say about that? >> the world according to rob is amazing. look at things. god bless you. and god bless us. >> we need to do one of those crowdfunding things. looking at the map across the gulf coast in florida and the

southeast, we have tropical moisture. hurricane season doesn't officially arrive until june 1st, we have an early jumpstart, we think we will have a tropical entity in the gulf of mexico this weekend. will be tropical or subtropical? it doesn't matter. even if it gets a name which would be alberto, we are talking heavy rain across the gulf coast, the southeast in florida. we think we will have development that will bring a lot of rain for the memorial day holiday and parts of florida, the southeast and mid-atlantic. that is something we're going to watch and it could cause a damper on plans especially if you have barbecues. and we are watching the tropics this weekend. already we're talking about the possibility of alberto. rob: a 6-month hurricane season. >> 36 after the hour.

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rob: amazon under fire for selling facial recognition software to the police. the aclu asking the company to start marketing recognition programs government agencies, calling it a major privacy violation. jillian: the program tracked

them in real time even if they have not committed a crime. is this a real cause for concern. here is kurt the cyber guy. >> this stuff scares me. they don't just label who you are. this thing from amazon that jeff bezos created also tells them what you are doing in the image. as they watch you on video or still image it will describe what it thinks you are doing. kurt is holding the phone, kurt just whistled. that data just goes out, these are cameras which i had my eye on this since 2016 when they announced it was coming and there are manufacturers of cameras using this technology, software that amazon makes and powers this gives anybody, the controversy comes to the fact the government in and of itself

starting with law enforcement is buying is from amazon, this is the controversy, they are saying we don't like the idea that big brother is that much into our business. rob: the bullet points, they can identify the objects people see in images and videos, recognize faces in real time, can pool out faces from the crowd. the aclu says people should be free to walk down the street without being watched by the government, facial recognition threatens this. when you have isis bombers and school shooters there could be a lot of good. >> that is the other side of this idea. you don't think there is some form of this technology being used, it is. it is effective but there is a balance the needs to be had and a big concern for the other groups would be this information is out there and you know the police department has it and

what is to stop a civil attorney or someone who wants to file a lawsuit against you from subpoenaing that information saying he is guilty of phil in the blank. we use that video against you and pool it at any moment? >> amazon has statement. >> to be responsible when they use amazon web services, i don't know, back to your point if this can help stop a lot of the crime we worry about on streets then go for it. >> if you have nothing to hide, i have nothing to hide. we use a video to say it may look like you are doing but instead you were simply changing a tire on your car. >> it is a heckuva debate and we will not fall on this show. >> amazon front and center is

big brother and if you look at what they are doing red flags are going up, how close is amazon getting into this, devices on our bedroom, i learned from you. it is interesting we see both sides. it is not the last straw quite yet from mcdonald's shareholders voting against a proposal the kick started the process of banning the use of all plastic straws from restaurants over environment concerns. mcdonald's cited a series of steps and plans to take the cut wasted several major cities have already adopted ordinances banning plastic straws. jillian: junk food just as dangerous as cigarettes.

>> the whole point of this country's if you want to eat garbage, balloon up to 600 pounds and i've art attack at 43, you can. you are free to do so. to me that is beautiful. jillian: kurt says no but research is suggesting junk food come with graphic tobacco style warnings on packaging. the study monitored brain activity of 95 people as they wish on packages of 50 foods like chips, chocolate bars, nuts, fruits and vegetables and found warning labels prompted people to exercise more self-control. researchers say the label helps people make different food choices. >> hard-working high demand, mike rowe invading the safe space to send a message to millennials. >> wise and harder to find it? that probably does have something to do with the expectations that evolved out of the safe space movement. rob: jackie ibanez with your comments floating on social

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>> welcome back, good work ethic is hard to find. the apparent lack of desire to find a good job. >> putting their feelings about everything else, jackie ibanez has more on this. >> qualified young people in the workforce, he says he is having trouble giving out trade work scholarships to high schoolers. >> i am in the midst of doing what i do every year. it got harder every year.

>> harder to give away money? >> when people are confronted with these groups, they take umbrage at that and i find it fascinating. >> reporter: among the tasks, requires young people to not be lazy, blame others for their trouble, not expect to be taken care of and if anyone is offended find a different pile of free money. and back to harvard young people, outside safe spaces. >> to answer your question, why is it harder to find it, it does have something to have expectations that evolve out of the safe space movement. what happens when we elevate

safety and feelings to a level of primacy? >> each roads scholarship awards $15,000 to a high school senior going to a trade school? this is not the first time we heard this argument about the younger generation, some talking about it on social media. >> work ethics when you're handed everything, brian disagrees with that. >> the recent 30-year-olds. and entitled lazy millennial's, mike is spot on. shout out to mike. >> and not all --

>> sounds like the rob i know. all right, thank you. >> the new plan to penalize protesters facing fallout. >> here with the petition for sponsors to cut ties with the lead. >> this was posted on care 2, social activism platform calling on 6 major sponsors to cut their relationship with the nfl, sponsors are nike, anheuser-busch, hunt day and under armor. they encouraged the nfl to express their views, there are 3500 signatures on the petition. and they are hoping for 10,000. jillian: a theme park is offering veterans admission deal. >> the world orlando and busch

gardens, tampa, giving back to our veterans. this is an ongoing nationwide program that gives complementary tickets to any active military or drilling reservist or national guardsmen, one per year. starting now through july 4th you can get tickets for yourself plus three guests to get into a theme park, very nice. rob: a college cutting staff, how letting liberal students run the school is backfiring. jillian: the next story is a real fluff piece, 1000 pounds of chicken feathers ended up covering a highway. stay right there. ♪ friday night ♪ it is just right ♪ somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash. we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great. 10x the cleaning power,

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that you don't think about very much. it's really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don't have the same tools, you don't always believe you have the same... outcomes achievable for yourself. when we got the tablets, it changed everything. by giving them that technology and then marrying it with a curriculum that's designed to have technology at the heart of it, we are really changing the way that students learn. and i can't wait for ten years from now when i get to talk to them again and see, like, who they are. ♪

♪ ♪ rob: all right. a live look at los angeles international airport where it's coming up on 3:00 a.m. this is the time to go to lax for a flight. otherwise, you will sit in paralyzing traffic in good old la. jillian: sounds fun. rob: have you got to take those early flights. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. start with the good. a georgia police officer

springing into action to save a choking 2 montd baby girl. >> chest compressions here. there you go. >> heroic officer using his military and police training to perform chest compressions and back blows for three minutes until the baby finally took a breath. amazing. >> thank goodness for him. >> next the bad. evergreen state college is cutting nearly 50 faculty and staff positions over plummeting enrollment numbers. an initiative asking white students to leave the washington state campus for a day. rob: finally the ugly, a truck driver's trip runs afoul when he crashes and spills 40,000 pounds of wet, smelly chicken feathers. asleep at the wheel and crashed. causing a commuter nightmare in washington state. traffic engineers estimate 18 million feathers littered the road. who is estimating the amount of feathers individually.

40,000 pounds of feathers. jillian: i would not have imagined them being smelly. that's gross. rob: probably rained on them and then they get nasty. jillian: enjoy your day. rob: enjoy your long weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i have decided to terminate the planned summit in singapore june 12th. i believe this is a tremendous set back for north korea and, indeed, a set back for the world. >> north korea's foreign minister said his government is still willing to sit down with the united states. >> what we are seeing is the art of the deal and action here. >> manhunt intensifying for two men wanted for setting off a bomb leaving more than a dozen people following that blast at an indian restaurant in tore reason torre, canada. >> the department of justice holds a fiery meeting on probe. rob: notified of spy in a trump campaign. >> normal americans understand when you are