normally for chinos or goldfish. be aware of that. thank you for joining us, a busy day. "fox and friends first" continues, see you here tomorrow. ♪ rob: the historic sitdown between the us and north korea is still on. mike pompeo preparing for high-level talks as he helps set the stage for the singapore summit. jillian: the media drumming up conspiracy theories about milania trump's absence from the public eye, she is shutting down the rivers. rob: no lemonade stand, a little boy forced to close up shop after somebody called the police. the outrageous story that will leave a sour taste in your mouth. ♪

♪ it's a beautiful morning ♪ i think i will go outside ♪ ♪ just take it a clean fresh sample ♪ jillian: the skyline of new york city looking lovely. go with me here. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday. rob: the white house moving full steam ahead on plans for a high-stakes summit with kim jong un. mike pompeo preparing for a day of critical meetings for the top north korean official on the heels of a working dinner last night. jillian: allison barber live in washington with what we can

expect. >> reporter: according to secretary of state mike pompeo it was a good, quote, working dinner. the most trusted aides, km jong chol, they will meet in new york, the summit between donald trump and kim jong un is not officially back on. he was preparing for it as if it works. he was working out logistics for the meeting. the pres. decided to cancel the summit, us delegation on the north, south korean border according to a senior state department official, the delegation is trying, with a potential meeting. this is what sarah sanders said about it yesterday. >> we have reports from the us

delegation led by amb. kim, north korean officials earlier today and stocks will continue. the readout from these meetings has been positive and we will move forward. >> reporter: the us will agree . >> act like you want to negotiate and come up with some outlandish view of what the negotiation means and how to wind up with early benefits to your side and not following through on what you agreed to do. >> state department official says north korea determined its nuclear weapons program gives them security, part of the goal is to convince them that nuclear program has made them less

secure. jillian: fascinating to see how this is working out. and intends manhunt is underway for an accused cop killer considered armed and dangerous. steve wiggins on the run in tennessee with a $12,000 reward out on him. his girlfriend charged with murder. dickinson county sheriff deputy daniel baker found shot to death in his patrol car after responding to a 911 call about a suspicious vehicle. >> my prayer to god that are court will be a terror to him on the punishment he receives. >> a 10 year veteran of the 4 served as a marine before becoming a deputy, leaves behind a wife and daughter. a man is under arrest after stabbing a police k-9 to death

and yelling, akhbar, neighbors reported him swinging and ask around on a balcony. police forced to shoot the suspect who was hospitalized in stable condition, the k-9 later died from his injuries. >> national guard realtor jet forced to lead after possible lightning strike. the kc 135 two tires as it landed in milwaukee, no one was hurt but the airport closed as a rescue team responded and crews toed the jet off the runway. israel point messaging the finger at iran for a massive rocket attack, leading state-sponsored terror accused of funding the group that launched 100 rockets and mortars from the gaza strip into israel was one of them struck a kindergarten. israel retaliating striking 65 hamas targets with protest on the gaza border. >> america's longest war could be coming to a single.

the top us commander in afghanistan now revealing secret talks are underway with high-ranking taliban leaders to negotiate a peaceful end to the 17 year war. >> number of channels of dialogue that opens up between various stakeholders in the peace process. >> in august donald trump announced a new war strategy including rules of engagement. rob: the white house could at least billions of dollars in new trade tariffs as donald trump expected to impose steel and aluminum import tariffs on canada, mexico and the european union. us commerce sec. wilbur ross saying he doesn't want to trade war but it is up to other nations to respond. the tariffs were issued in march but exemption was granted and the exemption does expire tomorrow. >> donald trump will meet with families of high school shooting victims, the commander-in-chief offering his condolences and

support, that comes two weeks after the massacre at the houston area school that left 10 people dead. rob: donald trump giving terminally a patients the right to try. another promise fulfilled by cutting medical redtape restrict experiment of drugs. >> but not without pushback from democrats, jackie ibanez joins us with more. >> reporter: it is a bill donald trump urged congress to pastoring his state of the union address and now a reality, the right to try at giving terminally a patients access to treatment and drugs not approved by the fda. the landlord will will save lives. >> these are experimental treatments and products that have shown great promise and we weren't able to use them before. now we can use them. the right to try also offers hope to those who don't qualify for clinical trials or who have

exhausted all available treatment options. >> it was jordan who stole the show as he tried to get a hug from donald trump and the little guy looked up, jordan suffers muscular dystrophy. his family tirelessly advocated for the legislation which now bears his name. and democrats pushback on the bill saying it offers false hope but the fda chief is firing back. >> these are drugs the past phase i clinical studies, we will get annual reporting of patients to receive drugs so we will take steps if patients are being harmed. there is some oversight. heather: the white house said the bill offers a new tool to 1 million americans die every year from terminal illness. >> what do the viewers think of this? jillian: we asked if right to try is a good idea and most of you think so. sarah says everyone should have the right to try and fight for

their life and family for health and healing. the new drug can offer that hope, more time with loved ones, why not let them try it? joe sister family. if all options have failed give them something to fight with. barb on facebook says it is wonderful, so many treatments and cures for diseases are out there but are bound in red tape and clinical trials before they are available to the public. the pres. has done wonderful thing by signing this. that little boy jordan is so cute and he never gave up. >> good news regarding former pres. george hw bush. he is recovering at a hospital in maine from low blood pressure. his spokesman adding the 41st president could remain for several more days. jillian: he was hospitalized after returning to his summer

home, he was treated for a blood infection earlier this month. is a fighter, 9 minutes after the hour a brand-new promise from donald trump. >> we are coming up with great healthcare. secretary of labor coming out with a plan. >> what needs to be different this time to get our next guest won her 2010 election on anti-obama care platform, congress needs to work with the president, she joins us live next. >> keeping up with the oval office. donald trump sitting down with kim kardashian west, a viral moment that. up my twitter account last night. jillian: and mine is yours. the illegal immigrant who lost a game of hide and seek. you won't believe where border agents found them hiding. ♪ and another windows and another one does ♪ another one bites the dust ♪ another one bites the dust ♪

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rob: a new promise from donald trump teasing a new healthcare plan at a campaign style rally in nashville. >> coming up with great healthcare, secretary of labor coming out with a plan in two weeks was we are taking back our country, returning the power back to our great american patriots. jillian: what needs to be different to make this one successful and can congress get it done? joining us is former new york congressman nan haworth. thank you for joining us this morning. what needs to be different? >> the thing we have to remember is the trillion dollar gift to the insurance industry and bureaucracy. when you see groups coming out to support continued taxpayer

base subsidies and expenses, those are industry folks who have benefited from those phenomena but who hasn't benefited? the american citizens, especially small businesses are struggling under obamacare, insurance premiums are out of control, plans with big insurers but one of the things the pres. is alluding to his secretary acosta will propose association health plans. and allowing small businesses to come together so they can have the same negotiating power and leverage big companies have. rob: 4 million people lost health insurance coverage under obamacare. if you ask democrats they say

republicans poisoned the well. the individual mandate -- how the response of that? >> democrats imposed on the american people overly expensive healthcare plans that require them to pay for things they neither went nor need. i have a friend who is a young man, unmarried, no kids paying for pediatric dental care and maternity care and hundreds of dollars for insurance premiums, this is what republicans said had to stop and democrats are upset about that but not the republicans at fault the democrats, not a single republican vote to vote in obamacare. it was all the democratic idea. >> what would you say to congress to work with the president to get something done? >> the biggest challenge the president has in terms of getting a bill through congress is 60 votes in the senate to have an effective senate majority and republicans don't have 60 votes in the senate.

they can't pass a bill that would satisfy the kind of conditions modern senate republicans and conservative senate republicans will vote for unless they break the filibuster and allow different bill to be crafted and pass with 50 republican votes and vice president -- rob: so much heat on getting obamacare from major medical organizations and you took a huge pile of money and stuck in front of all these people they will fight to keep that in their best interest. my question is there were things about obamacare that were good, when you have someone young and healthy that doesn't want to pay for it. >> it is true that all americans should have health insurance that they can't afford and it

can happen but the problem is, imposing very heavy lists of coverage mandates. and big, expensive things. when you start covering everything, and analogy that if you bought insurance for your car that covered all the gas you need and windshield wiper fluid, we bring down the cost of healthcare. bill: thing people insured. jillian: we appreciate it. rob: 18 after the hour, a summer surge of illegal immigrants, 100,000 detained at the border in two months. major crackdown from the white house on obama era policies. >> i like that.

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