vegetable oil and eventually was able to get her out. a little massage for a while. she wasn't hurt. thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now, see you later, goodbye. jillian: tuesdayth, singapore summit picking up steam as the white house reveals new details on the historic sit down and instead of eating crow democrats have a list of demands to prevent the president from making a bad deal. >> a clear attempt by the department of justice under obama to use me as a scapegoat to take the heat off of hillary clinton. rob: hillary clinton wasn't prosecuted for mishandling classified information but they threw the book at this navy sailor. the action he is taking against former pres. obama.

jillian: illegals running rampant, who wouldn't want to live in a sanctuary state of california? the new polls showing a record number of people packing their bags. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i'm coming out ♪ you better ghis party started ♪ i'm coming out ♪ so you better get this party star ♪ rob: a brief time of the year we get to feel normal, there is light in the sky. shannon: you feel like getting the party started? rob: do it without me. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us.

the stage is set as the white house revealed the day and time donald trump will come face-to-face with kim jong un. rob: the high-stakes summit not happening without a list of demands from democrats, chuck schumer leading the charge. let's get to griff jenkins with the developments this morning. >> reporter: the date is set and democrats might feel left out. june 12th at 9:00 singapore time, the historic summit will begin according to sarah sanders, this just days after kim jong un's number 2 hand delivered that letter to the president. it is called interesting but progress had been made b also noting in the meantime sanctions will remain in place. >> our policy hasn't changed. we have sanctions on, very powerful and we will not take those sanctions off unless north

korea denuclearize to. >> reporter: chuck schumer issuing a list of demands a letter to the pres. in order to gain democrat support saying north korea must agree to dismantle and remove all their nuclear, chemical and biological weapons end production and enrichment of uran and plutonium for military purposes, suspend ballistic missile test and illuminate the program, commit to anywhere anytime compliance inspections and finally the deal must be permanent. schumer warning any deal should complete denuclearization is a bad deal. >> donald trump meets with kim jong un and receives a deal that lives up to these principles people have made the world a much safer place. if he tries to reach a deal with kim jong ufor the sake of reaching a deal he will have been bested at the negotiating table yet again. >> reporter: as for today, the pres. had lunch with secretary pompeo behind closed doors. teams in singapore and tmc

continue negotiations. elizabeth: democrats and republicans want the same thing. hamas calling for more bloodshed on the israel gaza border. thousands of palestinians expect to riot marking the 51st anniversary of the 6-day war which ended, 120 palestinians have been killed in protest since april. the most recent attack coming as israel struck a hamas military site lunch in the wave of rockets at israel. the suspected serial killer is dead linked to 6 murders in a matter of days. investigators believe he may have wanted to kill more. dwight jones shooting himself in an arizona bill hotel. jones is accused of killing two more people hours before his death. the first four victims are all linked to his 2009 divorce. his ex-wife says her current husband, former detective recognized the connections and

called police. stephen pitt, the first victim, psychiatrist in the jonbenet ramsey murder case was laid to rest yesterday. rob: the white house fire back after a senator tries getting into an immigrant childre shelter, the trump team slamming jeff merkel saying he is, quote, he responsible, spreading blatant lies about immigration enforcement which he claims he was trying to get answers about migrant children being separated and their families, a week after some democrats shared a photo on social media of immigrant children sleeping in cages. that photo actually taken during the obama administration three years ago. special counsel robert mueller wants paul manafort thrown in jail, accused of tampering with witnesses i sending encrypted messages to this ukrainian contact prosecutors claim violate the terms of house arrest. he has pleaded not guilty to

conspiracy and failing to register as a foreign agent. this has no connection to his time in donald trump's campaign. carly: hillary clinton treated better despite mishandling classified information, a pardoned ex-sailor making those claims set to sue the obama administration. rob: robert gray has more on his fight for justice. >> reporter: christian saucier claims he was subjected to an equal protection under the law. the former navy sailor setting his sights at the top, his lawyer telling fox news he plans to file a lawsuit accusing pres. obama, former fbi director james comey, the justice department and others of improperly handling the sailor's case. saucier was conducted mishandling classified information by taking photos of classified sections of a nuclear

submarine and then destroying a laptop and the camera. he's been the year in prison after a felony conviction but was pardoned earlier this year by donald trump. saucier's lawyer says the key argument is the sailors prosecuted differently the way hillary clinton was for her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state. they seek to, quote, cast a light on a 2-tiered justice system they seek to correct. >> i honestly believe the systems that went after me were put in place to protect people like me. i made a mistake when i was a young kid, misguided attempt to have some mementos. it should have never reached the level it did. >> reporter: saucier told fox news he was made an example thing two of the sailors did the same thing but were not treated as criminals. his legal team made a similar argument in the 2016 trial claiming it was politically motivated and arguing there was a double standard in how the

sailor's case was handled. director comey did not charge clinton over the email server saying it was, quote, extremely careless. carly: thank you very much, first lady milania trump making her first appearance since undergoing kidnapping certain -- kidney surgery honoring heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice. 40 goldstar families attending a special reception at the white house tweeting these photos saying she and the president were honored to pay tribute to these heroes. rob: george hw bush is out of e hospital and recovering at home. he spent two weeks undergoing treatment for lowbrow pressure and fatigue. the spokesman says the president okinforward to a er of and family with friends. carly: 8 minutes after the hour, no-fly zone, you can't stand next to the commander in chief,

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less then fully welcome in colorado's business community but is visited and left a lot of unanswered questions. you to discuss is federal attorney emily compare neo. justice kennedy disappeared -- disagreed with the commissioner who compared the baker as religious beliefs to those who support slavery and nazi-ism. a very nw ruling. do you agree with the decision? >> i agree with the decision. it is a total victory for religious liberty being protected from an antagonistic state. your religious liberty is protected in the realm of the first amendment for sincerely held religious beliefs from a hostile state and the heart of this decision, the baker brought, the colorado commission on civil rights treated my sincerely held religious beliefs with hostility. justice anthony kennedy agreed and said there is no place for this, the commission act was

clearly appropriate and said, clear and impermissible hostility toward sincerely held religious beliefs. rob: as carly said, a very narrow link, this cannot be applied very broadly. here is some of the ruling from the supreme court, from the majority, these disputes must be resolved with tolerance, without undue disrespect to sincere religious beliefs and without subjecting gay persons to indignities when they seek services in an open market. this ruling doesn't really apply to this statement because they did say in the future we have to look this way but how do you do that? how do you satisfy both sides? >> reporter: you are right that the court did cite that and that is the beauty of justice kennedy's practical uage, she offered the same-sex marriage decision as well saying absolutely the lgbt community should not suffer or be subjected to indignities in the open market but neither should

sincerely held religious beliefs be subject to open hostility on the part of the state. the court did not provide guidance on how lower courts should balance the interests. you are right this is a narrow runly applied to the hostility suffered here on the part of the baker and not the larger question whether sincerely held religious beliefs can legally prevent a business from doing business with a member of the lgbt community. if this case were to arise again the outcome, we don't know what that would be, the larger question, the state cannot act with hostility in its assessment of the larger question. carly: the headline is there are so many unanswered questions and if this baker or somebody else where to refuse serv based on their religious beliefs they could get sued again. the same-sex couple responded to the court's ruling, the decision means our fight against discrimination and unfair

treatment will continue. they will continue their fight and you say both sides are celebrating this as a victory. why is that? >> reporter: the aclu released a statement elevating the saying the court did affirm there is no place for discrimination in the context of the lgbt community in the open market and they cited the fact this had to do with the hostility of the state against religious beliefs. both of these parties walked away feelinghey were vindicated even though the baker was the ultimate victor in this case so it will remain to be seen how the lower courts react and how supreme court reacts should the lower cases be granted tertiary before the court yet again. rob: it will be a pickle going forward how to deal with it. appreciate it. jack phillips, the baker this morning on "fox and friends" coming up in the 8:00 hour, stay

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everything growing anti-sanctuary movements in california has a new unlikely supporter, one of the liberals who wrote the sanctuary law calling it too extreme. >> i'm against it because when i wrote it in nearly 90s we did not include violent felonies with they amended it in 2013-2016 to include covering violent felonies. call me all sorts of names and said this was outrageous, that would be attacking the sanctuary law. i'm not attacking the sanctuary law. i'm attacking violent felons. they should not be protected under the sanctuary law or any other law in san francisco. of the 20 angela is running for san francisco mayor, she says democrats accuse her of trying to chip away at what the l stands for. andrea: rob: californians are hightailing it out of town according to a new poll.

50% of people in the bay area of california and to move out in the next few years, residents citing high cost of living near san francisco, homelessness and traffic. we wanted to know what our viewers thought of this, kurt says all of california's policies have been democratic for decades, that is why we are such a mess. david on facebook says they will leave to another state and vote for the same type of people, linda says immigration, taxes and list goes on. california doesn't stand a chance of survival. i believe now. i would leave now. carly: voters will leave to the polls in eight states. rob: democrats in california have the second house seat. >> reporter: democrats think a blue wave is building, they went

to get top candidates in 10 gop district without a wipe out. all democrats have to do to get on the ballot in the jungle primary system is finish first or second but in some places there are so many democrats running supporters flipped and they may be left off of november's ballot. >> the issue is the jungle primary in california. what sounded like a great idea, the top two vote getters going forward has turned into all sorts of gamesmanship. >> reporter: there might not be another democratic challenger for dana rohrbacher. a republican could be the runner-up, something he says that would have nancy pelosi panicking. >> more seats you take off the table the more she has to run every campaign perfectly and that is not happening. >> reporter: in the 45th district democrats hope to challenge mimi walters making their primary about her vote for the tax reform bill. >> never raise taxes, she voted

to raise taxes. >> reporter: walters dispute any liability for tax vote. >> people have more money because of tax reform. >> reporter: further south in san diego democrats taking advantage of a climate that was unfavorable to republicans, darrell iser retired. >> we care about clean air and clean water, clean beach, getting nuclear waste off the coast. darrell i said has been member of congress, he hasn't solve the problem. >> reporter: they think they can keep the seat, promoting problems with our taxes and sanctuary state policies. >> they will not take california, no way, right, guys? >> reporter: newport beach, california, fox news. rob: jungle primaryood in theory but could ruin the left's chances for power grab on the hill. carly: the left seems to be putting all their eggs in california's basket which is

great news for republicans. >> democrats love this idea when they adopted in 2009 but may not be loving it tonight because the issue is so many democrats running individual races and republicans solidify from 12 and 3 candidates and if two republicans are the top vote getters and the democrats made the november election democrats are in freak out mode because of the jungle primary system trying to elevate one or 2 candidates in different races to make the ballot in november so this is great for the republicans and trump and at the same time look at nmberr republicans are improving in the generic ballot and a lot of good news. rob: 26 after the are, no-fly zone, the pres. canceling the philadelphia eagles white house visit over and some kneeling. carly: the new proof the dogs and dryer vents don't mix.

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what's in your wallet? >> the eagles are going after a number of players that they are not going to attend the ceremony. a preemptive bird strike, saying the team is unable to attend because they don't agree with his belief that nfl players should probably stand fo national anthem, hand on heart

in honor of great men and women of the military. instead at 3:00 pm today the white house will be holding a different type of ceremony that will honor the country, pay tribute to the heroes who fight protected and probably and probably play the national anthem. reaction pouring in from the left, philadelphia mayor jim kenney slamming the president claiming it proves the pres. is not a true patriot and is proud of the eagles activism on and off the football field players represent the diversity of a nation in which we are free to express our opinion. democratic pennsylvania sen. bob casey calling the ceremony honoring our nation anditary heroes a political stunt and inviting the eagles to congress instead. the nfl came out with new rules requiring players to stand for the end them or stay in the locker room.

>> and make sure they treat this moment in a respectful fashion. >> reporter: the white house says 1000 people were expected to attend the original ceremony. we don't know where those numbers will go now. rob: what do our viewers think? >> good question, one of your disagrees on twitteraying of course it wasn't the right move. trump is a petty petty man. trent says there is no i in team. if they go as a team or not at all. on facebook rights of course this was tight move, you stand because you love this country especially when you go to the white house. if you respect your country you don't burn the flag and you don't kneel or sit for the national anthem. a lot of people split on this issue. carly: the nfl made this ruling saying everyone has got to stand, they don't want this

narrative and it is still in the news for preseason even starts. >> reporter: probably thought we are cool now. not so much. rob: a terrifying isis video left on facebook for three years, users could watch orphic propda like one showing a young boy shooting a teenage hostage. up until last week. other isis videos include mass executions, the social media giant is cracking down on hate content and insists most propaganda is automatically removed. jillian: border crossers facing justice in the united states showing surging until jeff sessions announced a 0-tolerance policy promising to punish anyone who crossed the southern border illegally. federal prosecutors accepted

8000 unlawful entry cases from customs and border protection in april, that is 30% more than a month before and 60% more than in january. >> instead of a big drop all these thrill seats streakers got was a big weight, the skyscraper ride at 6 flags great adventure in new jersey stalling 100 feet in the air, passengers stuck for 15 minutes, the ride then dropped or stopped after its safety sensors detected an error. carly: that is why i don't do roller coasters ever. 70 people confirmed dead in the devastating volcano eruption in guatemala. the search for victims and survivors will continue until the sun comes up. it is so hot in some places it is bernie first responders shoes. amir, and the devastation when a rescuer pooled a baby from the rubble alive. this is the second time volcano

of the fire has erupted, the blast so large it could be seen from space. lava showing no sign of stopping in hawaii, the molten rock leaving thousands of people displaced, more than 27 mi. of land is covered in lava. it is spreading into the ocean, the lava mixing with the water emailing large plumes of hazardous gas also known as volcanic lays. look at those pictures. rob: the landscape of hawaii continues to change. and us look for the rest of the weather, and this is in the us. >> it is quiet, we have the threat for some thunderstorms across the central us but otherwise no big storm systems to talk about. it is cooler than average, 59 in new york city. it will warm up to the upper 60s to 70s in new york city.

there is the last 24 hours, you see rain across the south part of the northern plains where we n sereat for stron storms, largely a, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. there is future radar, starting to fr withhat daytime meeting, 80 in minneapolis, 80 in kansas city, that warmth is spreading northward across the central us to the northern plains, 93 in omaha and it is going to spread a little bit more towards the east but not in the northeast. we are in the trough situation, but things are starting to percolate in the pacific. it is their hurricane season as well. it moves away from land.

back to you. >> thanks so much. 36 minutes after the hour. stolen tribute. memorial honoring a marine killed in the line of duty ripped right out of the front yard. >> a despicable act. i only hope whoever is responsible does the right thing. >> the desperate plea from the goldstar family for the thief to return it. forget maritz, bill diblasio has a new standard of admission planned for new york city high schools to let more minorities in but since when is being smart discriminatory? heather: he wore a shirt and protested patriotic rules put on nfl and some kneelers, is this the man we want leading of the american people? the run keith ellison is expected to make. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta.

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>> a starbucks executive brewing rumors of the white n in 2020, howard schultz announcing he will be stepping down as the company's executive chairman later this month, the 64-year-old critic of donald trump telling the new york times he is considering public service saying, quote, for some time i have been deeply concerned about our country, the growing division at home and our standing in the world. one of the most liberal members of congress could soon be leaving. keith ellison is expected to announce a bid today to become minnesota's atty. gen.. the progressive democrat is considering the run after the democratic incumbent made a surprise decision to run for governor. ellison recently made headlines for wearing this shirt at a parade that said i don't believe

in borders in spanish. rob: outraged parents protesting after liberal new york mayor bill diblasio announced he wants to scrap admissions testing to make elite schools more diverse. >> we have to make a major change, the very best high schools are open to every new yorker. every kind of they need to look like new york city. rob: 20% should go to low income students who narrowly missed the cutoff. he wants to go further than that. since when has academic achievement needed to be policed? here to debate it is joe borelli and father and mother emma johnson. thanks for coming on this morning. a quote from assemblyman in new york, a democrat for the bronx, a specialized high school admissions test is 100%

objective. nobody is saying it is culturally biased, that from a democrat. >> obviously it is when we have the majority of the kids in these schools are asian, in actuality the majority of kids in public schools are latino and african-american. i'm not d about those 20% of kids that previously got into the schools but now are not going into. those kids are going to be fine. i'm concerned about the greater good. when those schools are diverse, so many studies show in schools and the workplace and the communities when there is diversity that is good for all of us. this is keeping up with the times, standardized testing is increasingly irrelevant, making this new policy that will benefit not only all the kids in those schools but on new yorkers. rob: not worried about 20% of kids. >> those are specifically the kids i'm worried about, 900 or

so kids that grew up in economically disadvantaged homes, majority of the kids in the schools are 4 times the economic disadvantage, these are kids are in most cases asian, most cases are immigrants themselves, parents of cabdrivers, have language barriers at home and study and work to compete and nail this test and go on to the best high schools not just in our city and country, but specifically the kids we have these schools for and the models on which we build 8 more schools like it. >> one person said the minority versus minority, most of these schools are primarily asian and now they want to replace the asian-american students with black and hispanic students. >> it is economic background and not just family background, not just cabdrivers and hard-working immigrants but the school the kids go to and there is so much research, this is not just me editorializing, so much research

shows the quality of your local school sets you off on your trajectory in life. we have been trying to figure out how to eeducation in ntry since the dawn of this country. if we can change admissions test for high-profile schools there is a problem, bill diblasio coming up with a reasonable solution as education changes, demographics of the city changes and it is not radical or unreasonable and it is in spirit of what is best for all new yorkers. >> the mayor is saying asian-american students have more money and can better prepare this test, these elite i schools, what do you say? >> preparation for a test as part of the work that goes into making these schools, that is part and parcel of it but looking at brooklyn they have 60% economically disadvantaged students, 4 times the state

average so iis a myth to say the schools are not divers, asia is a big constant and diverse population going into the schools and basically almost insulting we will penalize 800 kids that otherwise succeeded because they don't meet the central planner's idea of the right diverse make up for a school. >> coming from a handful of schools, not a diverse section. >> we got to leave it there. a very liberal progressive idea so much the governor doesn't seem to be behind it. we will see how it turns out. thanks for coming on. 46 after the or, bill clinton says he doesn't know monica lewinsky an apology because he thinks he is the real victim. >> you didn't apologize to her? >> i have not talked to her. >> you are an apology? >> no. carly:ombative interview.

we are sharing those next. let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> can you talk about this for a second? fantastic. bill clinton's book tour gets hit with reality. more on the give and take and whd it tako get any tough questions about impeachment the custom $16 million and costs that young lady her youth and talking about trade time. is a time to blow up nafta? larry kudlow at the bottom of the hour, we could be going into two bilaterals, are we ready for that and some friction in the trade team. we will talk about the movement in the house, republicans and democrats and push a daca deal. guess is not coming to the white house to give the eagles. they got canceled right before they canceled their visit, only 9 players going to show up so

the pres. said we will have a party without you. super bowl champion staying home to celebrate the super bowl champions, kind of weird, we are getting used to it. golden state, the warriors won the title and didn't go to the white house either. it is not fun and games anymore when it comes to sports. i want to see the white house no matter what. only 9 guys agree. rob: see you again in a few minutes. sleep disturbances keep one in three adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to seven hours of sleep support. leep doctor recommended remfresh. your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart.

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carly: a decade after their son was killed in iraqi marine family reliving his loss, part of the memorial to kenny maguire stolen from his parents yard in massachusetts, thieves taking

the silhouette of a kneeling servicemember. >> it is a despicable act. i only hope whoever is responsible does the right thing. carly: maguire was killed in falluja in 2008, he was 19 years old. rob: sarah sanders and jim acosta going head to 5 in a white house press briefing. >> you would have to ask rudy giuliani about his comments but the president hasn't done anything wrong so we feel very comfortable. >> the two of them class quite a bit starting after acosta asked why rudy giuliani told the huffington post donald trump shocked james comey he would be

impeached the next day. carly: monica lewinsky firing back against bill clinton after his refusal to apologize to her privately amid the me too movement. >> i apologize to everybody in the world. i have not talked to her. i did say publicly -- i dealt with a 20 years ago plus and the american people -- nobody believes that i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. rob: the former white house intern grateful to him. people who helped me gain perspective in the past 20 years, worth reposting this today from vanity fair. she posted it with an op-ed she wrote about the new hope provided by the me too movement. carly: she acknowledges her relationship was not sexual assault but it was, quote, a gross abuse of power. rob: the white house intern said she was diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder which she attributes to the

national media circus. carly: the former campaign manager says only bill clinton would try to claim he is the victim. >> perfect quintessential bill clinton, he is the victim. as the president of the united states who used his position of power over a 20-year-old intern he is the victim after all these years. it is ridiculous, bill clinton only, bill clinton only admitted the truth which was that he had an affair with monica lewinsky because the special prosecutor got a subpoena to draw his blood, to force him to admit he left physical evidence. that is how disgusted the facts were that we had to deal with the 90s. rob: viewers reacting to bill clinton's, and everything the clintons do not have to apologize, they do no wrong, he should hide his life in shame after missing a young girl at

life. carly: nancy writing clintons always playing the victim and acting like apologies from bill are worthless and meaningless at this point in time. >> reporter: jeffrey saying he and hillary victimized women. jillian: the time is 54 minutes after the hour. why is this pup so fat? so cute. the sausage dog that up like a balloon more than three times his size. rob: proof a dog and a dryer vent don't mix. the good, the bad and ugly, canine edition coming up next. ♪ ♪ the dog days ♪ coming ♪

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