together. >> how many times does they carry on negotiations, yeah, it's going to be bpy. jillian: just one week ahead of historic summit. brand-new report that is bashar al-assad wants face to face with kim jong un too, what that means for the upcoming sit-down. rob: and criminals released from custody, brand-new report showing hundreds of illegal immigrants were let go and then committed more crimes. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: how do you not move

when this song is on? rob: i love this song, george michael, icon. jillian: it is awesome. rob: had to start somewhere. way to start your monday. jillian: you're watching "fox & friends first" on the monday, i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt. james mattis is back in the united states after talking north korea denuclearization with world leaders. >> mattis making his own trip to singapore ahead of the june 12th summit as syria looks to get involved. garrett tenney live in washington, d.c. with the latest. good morning, garrett. >> the security conference in singapore was separate from upcoming summit, secretary mattis said north korea was what everyone was talking about.

despite the progress that's been made on the progress, mattis warned cownts parts that gotiations with north korea would be bumpy road. at meeting with defense officialsm and japan, the u.s. and allies need to keep the pressure on and maintain a strong defensive stance throughout the negotiations so that diplomats can negotiate from a position strength. >> we must remain vigilant and we will continue to implement all un security council resolutions on north korea. north korea will receive relief only when it demonstrates a verifiable and irreversible steps to denuclearization. >> just over a week before the summit, the white house continues to tamp down expectations as well and now suggest those meetings would be the beginning of a much longer negotiation with north korea. >> negotiations take time. everything is on the table during the negotiations but you

can't expect that you're not going to change rome in a day and i think that's a very realistic attitude. you can't do it, we can't do it, president says hang on a second, we may be able to do it. >> president trump isn't the only world leader preparing to meet with kim jong un. syrian president bashar al-assad plan to go visit north korea according to pyongyang state-run media, no date set but it is notable, those two countries have been accused to cooperating on chemical weapons in the past, rob and jillian. jillian: thank you, garrett. the world's number one sponsor terror is accusing president trump of bullying, begging u.s. allies to stand up to the white house and save the obama-era nuclear deal. iran says decision to pull out of the deal is illegal and against law. israel will join military exercises with 25 countries amid

escalating tensions with iran, for the first time in world's largest navy exercise. israel accusing iran for violent otests ang their border. the exercises begin june 27th near hawaii and california and last for five weeks. rob: all right, deal or no deal, china warning that they will not do business with the united states if our country raises tariffs, 25% tariffs on $50 billion on chinese goods. if that happens says all deals made will not take effect. this coming after the united states hit canada, méxico and the european union with steep tariffs on metal import. so will this so-called trade war with some of our allies pay off? lisa kennedy who is the host of kennedy on fox business network says it really all depends on how the president plays his hand from here. >> it depends what his long-term

goal is. in the short term it gets people on both sides riled up and for the free market exists i understand while they are nervous because they know economic protectionism doesn't work long term but if the president is using it as short-term strategy, if this is a negotiation tool to recraft nafta in a way that he sees more amenable to the united states and to have have more favorable trade with the eu and canada and méxico and it is something short term and it does work out and it does eventually lead to more u.s. economic growth, then that's ultimately good. if it's a long-term strategy and we are really going to shut down our trade borders, it means that there are a lot of goods that can be much more expensive if there is in fact, a proacted trade war. rob: white house maintain that is the latest rounds of tariffs are america's national interest. without steel and aluminum we

don't have a country. jillian: police desperate to find a possible serial killer after four people are murdered in arizona neighborhood. rob: one a psychiatrist. todd. >> good morning to both of you, community on edge this morning as police work around the clock to stop a possible serial killer. here is a timeline of the killings, on thursday forensic psychiatrist steve shot outside of his office, witnesses say they heard argument followed by gunshots, had wkedn high-profile investigations including the killing of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey, the beauty star pageant found dead. on friday, two paralegals shot and killed in scottsdale law firm. releasing sketch of the suspect, en on saturday, psychologist

and counselor levine shot in scottsdale office, police have not confirmed a link to this killing. >> incredibly s that t happened to him. he was really sweet and easy going and friendly and reliable. he just seemed like a very caring person. >> we are asking the public to remain vigilant and any tips or other information that might be out of the ordinary to please call 9-1-1 so we can get that information and work on tips. >> multiple rewards as authorities try to catch the killer. jillian: volcano violently erupts in guatemala. the volcano of fire spewing lava and thick black smoke covering entire villages in ash. troops as far as colombia come to search for survivors. second eruption this year. in hawaii lava trapping nearly a

dozen people in their homes without water or electricity. three people had to be air-lift today safety on the big island. fbi agents in clinton e-mail probe have more time to prepare for a hearing on the hill. watchdog report won't be released until at least next week which pushes back the hearing with justice department herowitz, ig report looks into the fbi and justice department's handling during 2016 presidential election, that report was originally expected out in may. candidates making a final push to voters ahead of primaries in 8 states, all eyes on california where democrats hope to flip several house seats. goirchtorial race heating up. gavin looking to succeed jerry brown. cox hopes endorsement is enough to secure second place. top two primary candidates from either party will advance to november election.

rob: leaving ohio as a winner. >> another chance for the win. jillian: look at the celebration, 12-foot birdie to secure victory in the memorial tournament. rob: win topped off with handshake and conversation with golf legend jack, tiger woods is playing better, 23rd place but the word is that the game is improving, we will see. jillian: congrats to him. pretty incredible. rob: 9 minutes after the hour. i forgot that it was my turn to read. one week after the planned sit-down with president trump and kim jong un and now bashar al-assad wants to face to face as well, so what could that mean for the upcoming summit with the u.s.? our next guest says north korea has always had a double-talk approach to international

relations and assad has no problem cozing up to america's enemies. jillian: now my turn. rob: there you. >> first susan rice and then obamas, it's not all chill for netflix, how the streaming services newest employees are hurting business, we will tell you about it. ♪ ♪ always discreet boutique.

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indications that any plans have been made. but is it possible that north korea is courting other heads of states while planning a summit with president trump. here now to weigh in is the author of dear, what do you think of the latest news. >> on the one hand this could be platitude and the other thing why is does the u.s. get to be arm's dealer and they don't. all the missile tests are great commercial for products and small state can stand up to u.s. and other nations, this is something that will compensate for. they will dial down missiles an weapon's industries, they will want money or something else in exchange and syria would be one of the customers. rob: two very bad people meeting together. big-time threat to, i think, international law, the two meeting and big threat, i think, to our negotiations here. are we fools to go into this

meeting at this point knowing that they will meet, this does seem like bad news. >> we can't believe anything that the north korean propaganda says because they are quong assad saying they will visit with kim jong un in the future don'ea he has gotten flight yet, there's only one to flight to pyongyang, it's been one. jillian: you still think we should have summit, does it perhaps change the approach? >> i think president trump is very well aware and all the people in the white house are aware of the nature of north koreans. is is not meeting with theresa may or angela merkel, have no problem keeping food away from people in order to maintain power in cost. rob: vladimir putin and president trump potentially meeting together, what do you

make of that? >> probably the russian mentality if your rivals are doing well, you will do anything that you can. russian foreign minister met with kim jong un earlier this week. no doubt they discussed upcoming summit and issues with america. i can see putin cozing up to kim jong un as he has done to other places in the world simply as meth to undermining president trump as he tried to undermine president obama. jillian: he spoke about this and we will hear what you have to say on the other side. >> as it relates to any potential meeting it would be a ways off but i think the president has stated before that he would like to get together with president putin at some point and solve some of the issues between them and the president is shrewd enough where he would not sit down with president putin unless he had issues that served the nation.

>> i think he has great inside, ambassador of china for quite a while. he has mind set of russian an chinese and he was no trump fan. if he's behind the president, it's for the right reasons. rob: is it that you can have north korea, syria alliance and china behind them and this could end up in world war? >> what do we have the to do with other countries, north korea has not been good at making alliances and, in fact, kim jong un's attempts to court other countries is a break from the past. jillian: what's your concern? >> north korean population will remain enslaved indefinitely. rob: good point. absolutely. we appreciate it. 17 minutes after the hour now

subpoena showdown. president trump's legal team vowing toe special counsel robert mueller to court. >> if the mueller investigators decide to subpoena the court and i believe the courtto will be on the president's side. rob: if the president isn't target in russia probe, why is there talk of subpoenas at all? we debate that coming up. jillian: criminals released from custody. hundreds of illegals were let go just to commit more crimes, how sanctuary states are putting people's lives in danger. stay right there. ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: look at that, the sunrising over washington, d.c. on this monday. good morning and welcome back to "fox & friends first". one major city sanctuary policy is sending hundreds of criminal back on to the streets, a new ice report finds new york city officers fail today honor immigration detainers on 440 criminals from january to april. nearly 40 of those criminals have been rearrested for new crimes. ice officials looking to pressure the city to change its laws. rob: gun rights groups demanding a judge protect second amendment rights against assault weapon's ban, they want emergency state against new ordinance in deerfield, illinois, people to turn in or modify assault

weapon, anybody who doesn't could be charged up to a thousand dollars per day and have the g confiscated. two lawsuits were fil in april, the ordinance takes effect on june 13th. jillian: final place of memorial is underway, set to open on 17th anniversary. rob: meanwhile in new york city plans new memorial to honor first responders have just been revealed. fox news correspondent rick has details on the new space dedicated to those who risk their lives. >> the 9/11 memorial and museum is one of the most popular attractions in new york city, a park-like setting in lower manhattan with twinge reflecting pools where the twin towers once stood, soon a section will be redesigned to tribute to first

responders who raced to the scene and spent nine months searching for victims and hundreds of dows who may have been expose today toxic air, many suffering illness and death from 9/11 contaminants. for these individuals and their families, 9/11 is not past history, it's a present challenge they confront every day. >> the changes will come in the southwest corner of the plaza called the memorial glade next to survivor tree featuring a path with ramp where pit once stood with large stones, architect says will be worn and not beaten symbolizing strength through adversity. john stewart played significant role in making reality. >> we will never repay debt but the at least we can do is provide place of comfort on the memorial. >> as many as 400,000 people were exposed on toxics ground

zero. 44,000 hav at least 9/11 related ailment. they haven't broken down yet. the folks say they want to make su get it right. in new york, rick, fox news. rob: it is something to see. jillian: yes, it is. rob: 25 minutes after the hour, fox news alert, antifa is back with vengeance. dye stushing new video as vig vigilantes on prayer rally. jillian: call him small john lender -- lennon. performance will give you chills. ♪ ♪

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jillian: fox news alert bloody violence after antifa storm prayer rally one year after the same two groups clashed in the city. protestorshrowing bottles and fireworks at police officers, some were caught with fives and other weapons, at least four people were arrested. patriot prayer builds itself as peaceful first amendment advocacy group. teaching terror to children in gaza, kindergartners with mock execution of israeli soldier at graduation ceremony, featuring sound effects of loaned explosions and gunfire in the performance. one boy holding up a sign that says israel has fallen. today the fate of illegal immigrant convicted of killing a border agent will be decided closing arguments expected today in a texas court. a jury deciding if gustavo

sandoval will face life in prison or death row, found guilty of death of vega, jr., sandoval's accomplice ismael vallejo is awaiting same charges. melania trump is hosting for white star families. the first lady's last public appearance was last month when she welcomed back three american hostages from north korea. launching rocket overnight blasting over from cape canaveral. >> 3, 2, 1, 0, position. jillian: the falcon 9 rocket carrying communication satellite into orbit, it will provide data

and video services to people in the asia pacific, australia and middle east. jillian: and time to get a check of forecast, win up to rainy morning. janice dean, good morning, janice. janice: skies will clear up but you can see the temperatures are much cooler than average. 53 in new york, 50's and 60's, the real heat is bottled down south across portions of the gulf coast and the south as well as the southwest. there's your future radar, so the area of low pressure that brought us record flooding across mid atlantic, it is finally moving east ward. better news and we will get rid of rain later on this afternoon. we will see some lingering showers across portions of the northeast but not big wash-out weather which is great news. let's take a look at forecast today.

it's 80. 80 in chicago with sunshine, could see some stormy weather across portions of the southern and centr u.s., maybe large hail damaging winds but not a huge deal otherwise pretty quiet. the other big story, though, is the heat across the southwest and, yes, k theyally see very warm temperatures in the desert but this is excessive heat, excessive heat warning for phoenix, 107, 109 by friday will be really dangerous. we will keep a watch over that. the heat across the south, it's going to move little north ward across the central and northern plains on tuesday, others pretty quiet. we like it like that. rob, jillian back to you. jillian: don't say that too loud. the weather gods will be coming for you. janice: no. rob: subpoena showdown, president trump's legal team warning special counsel robert mueller about a potential subpoena. >> rudy giuliani has said as the president's attorney is if the

mueller investigators decide to subpoena the president, they will take it to court and i believe the court is going to be on the president's side on this. rob: this as leaked letter from trump's attorneys that says that the president couldn't have possibly obstructed justice, the big statement so does robert mueller have a leg to stand on this, ryan and liberal political commentator wendy. ryan, we will start with you this morning, the general consensus seems to be that the president is willing and wants to testify but only to a limited scope in this and if he is subpoenaed for more than than that, they will take robert mueller to court. >> if i was in the president's legal team ill not testify, campaign days are like months, meetings blend into one another, if there's any confusion about what happened it could open president trump to serious liability. if i was on the president's

legal side i wouldn't -- i would say, you know, if i'm going to sit there and testify or sit and speak to robert mueller on a few specific issues that he could talk to legal tea beforehand. rob: let's talk about the memo that "the new york times" got a hold of, here are points from that that the president cannot be compel today testify, the president cannot obstruct justice and has authority over federal investigations, a letter from months ago now, wendy, democrats take this as threatening, tell us why. >> i think it is very threatening and the president and legal team that if the president didn't do anything illegal then he has to start acting like it. right now it seems as though the president is acting as though he is above the law and a president in my vantage point and other legal scholars can obstruct

justice because if you're saying he cannot, you are saying that the president can do anything within the realm of human being and not be held liable. the whole mind set of having absolute power and we deserve better than that. if he has don nothing wrong, let us see the evidence that suggest that. rob: okay, ryan, if he has done nothing wrong he should testify, but is there cause to be concern if you're the president because if you look at what they got michael flynn on, it's not that big of a charge, has not much to do with russia collusion, they could get him for something simple that he wasn't planning for? >> if he says anything that is not exactly someone else said, he could ended up to perjury, so why would he testify in anything to do with any question mueller can think of. i think that there's clearly no evidence that there was russia collusion, no one who has been prosecuted has been prosecuted on russian collusion.

this is at this point american people want to move on. this is not going to win democrats back the house, this is not going to win democrats back the senate and this is something that we need to wrap up so we can focus as the country as a whole. rob: do you imagine that the president will sit down with robert mueller or are democrats thinking that he's threatening to take the opportunity away? >> i don't foresee the president sitting down with robert mueller and to be quite honest if i was legal team i would not ask him to. he goes off topic here. i think it should be wrapped up in a way that people on both sides of the i'll have someceps that this was done, it was investigated and we went to full extent of the law and saw that the president of the united states did not do anything illegal that would give us all a peace of mind, it's about time that we get answers. rob: ryan, we will give you last word. the president has right to sit down anyone who wants to and he's the commander in chief. at this point, year and a half

into it, they produced nothing that show collusion. obstruction justice charge seems have been politically motivate today most americans and especially republicans an independent aricansant to focus on the things that we actually care about. rob: ster still talking about closer to midterms. guy, thanks so much for coming in this morning. >> thank you. rob: march to midterms just hours until voters in california head to polls and it could potentially be a train wreck for democrats especially in some parts, scott is here to break down what we can expect. also netflix just gave jobs to susan rice a the obamas, but it's not all chill for the streaming service. how their newest tires are -- hires are backfiring, why the price of plane ticket as you might have expected is about to go up. stay tune you look amazing.

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jillian: good monday morning, ia's primary race is tomorrow and democrats are becoming more concerned that their wide candidate field will hurt chans in key congressional races, are they right to worry? publisher, scott himself, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. jillian: are democrats to worry in california? >> about a couple of dtricts in particular. three districts in orange county area won by hillary clinton in a normal situation and normal state, you would say these are good pick-up opportunities and democrats need to pick up seats to win control but because california is not a normal state, because they have a really silly election law, they

might not have a candidate on the ballot in november. jillian: explain that. >> jungle primary system, everybody from both parties is thrown on the ballot tomorrow in california and top two winners regardless of party go forward. if you have a district, let's say 40% of the vote goes to republicans and there's only two republicans that get about 20% each, even if the democrats get the other 60% of the vote, if they have 8 or 10 candidates they all might be left out because they are splitting the vote. jillian: seems like an interesting way to do things. >> interesting is a good word. jillian: let's talk about places to watch in california. >> 39, 48 and 49. three orange county districts. in each case it's almost certain there would be one republican in the running. in two of the three you have republican incumbent announced the person they would like to see succeed them and everybody else in toss up for second

place. we had this many candidates, you're likely have a winner maybe win 25% and the second person with 15 or 16%. what it would be like, jillian, if you were one of the 16 candidates, if you had more friends and got the polls, you will pull out victory. jillian: so popular. candidate overload. >> in california 17 candidates. jillian:hoa. >> what you're looking for here is what the split is, how many are serious candidates. the reason there's concern among democrats is the republicans have good solid candidates with political resumes who are known in the districts who are likely to dominate the republican voters and democrats don't have that level. the other issue to watch for in the races is heavy asian american presence and the asian american community typically has voted republican at the local level but they didn't vote for donald trump.

jillian: interesting. talk numbers. 10 house seats up for grabs in california, what do those numbers say? >> california is vitally important state for the democrats. this other than pennsylvania there's no place where they can pick up more ground, if they forfeit some of the seats, their chances of winning control goes away. right now we estimate 31 competitive races, democrats have to win 24 out of 31 to win control. well, if they do that, they win but if they give away two or three seats because of jungle primary, now you have to win 24 out of 28. jillian: congressional ballot that say that is the democrats lead by only 3.2 points which has been a significant difference. >> yeah. jillian: why do you think this is? if you look back at the election and hillary clinton in my opinion so focused on donald trump instead of so focused on her campaign it seems like that

still was going on. >> right. donald trump has done remarkable job of getting everybody to talk about him and getting democrats so obsessed to talk about him. jillian: is that why? >> one part of it. last december just before tax reform passed democrats had 13-point edge. republicans cut taxes all of a sudden -- jillian: someone is trying to reach you. >> that's right, they are voting for me tomorrow. what happened back here was we had -- republicans did something to energize their base, they jump-started the economy and that's a big reason. the way you look at generic ballot if on election day it's 3, 4, 5 points in democratic favor it's going to be a toss-up. democrats will gain seat but we don't know enough to win control. jillian: interesting, check the phone call. make sure it's not an important one, thanks for being here, appreciate it. rob. rob: all right, thanks, guys, concert ticket recently, internet vendor ticket fly still down 5 days after a hacker

hijacked website. massive data breach impacting 26 million customers including giving out names, addresses, not a good start. your next vacation could get even more expensive. the ceo of american airlines warn if jet fuel prices stay high, your prices could rise with them. they are up, they hit highest mark in 4 years, prices at the pump are on the rise nationwide. if president trump were a democrat, he would have already been gone by now, at least that's according to former president bill clinton. >> if it were a democrat president, most people in washington in washington would have gun with impeachment hearings already. rob: carley shimkus with the sirene. first check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends". >> hey, rob, very latest on the robert mueller probe.

we have andrew mccarthy from national review online. you know, reacting to some of the things the president's attorneys said that the president could pardon himself and could end federal investigation but won't, because it would wind up in impeachment. 500 days of presidency. special adviser to the president of the united states kellyanne conway will be dropping by. busy three hours, rob, that starts in 13 minutes. rob: love it. steve, thanks so much. >> you bet. rob: we will be right back. ♪

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jillian: former president bill clinton only to be impeached in the last 100 years. rob: carley shimkus with fox news headline 24/7, siriusxm si5 is here with what some on social media are calling irony. carley: discussing russian interference in 2016 election, former president bill clinton said on cbs said that things have been easier on president trump because he is a republican, take a listen. >> i think if roles were reverse, if it were a democratic president and facts were present, most people in washington believe in hearings would have begun already. carley: some on social media say he has no business talking impeachment. he has unintentionally reminded millions of people of hillary's scandalous career, kathy tweets, well, he knows about that, doesn't he, another interesting

thick clinton said during interview, he think it is media would have been harder on trump if he were a democrat as well. jillian: interesting. netflix, what's going on there? carley: netflix made politically-charged decision hiring susan rice and deal with president obama and should come as no surpriseha conservatives are not happy, new poll shows that net flusm approval rating among republicans is down 16% from january. jillian: look at democrats. carley: it's up 15% among democrats. there's anger on social media that backs up the poll. one twitter user says, it's the beginning, will fall to zero soon. another twitter twitted, already canceled subscription, i'm not interested in propaganda. denise says, canceled ours, had enough of them for 8 years. despite the dip, netflix has a

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guess how many views that's gotten on facebook? nearly 9 million. jillian: get the kid a record deal. rob: beautiful voice, beautiful song. jillian: appreciate it. 7 minutes until the top of the hour, lost ballots found 5 months later, the post office has bit of explaining to do. rob: the race car has one job, don't crash. the epic fail for a gm behind the wheel of 123,000-dollar vet.

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