they crossed the finish line hand in hand, truly inspiring. i ran the pittsburgh marathon and i thought i was going to die. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, i am shannon bream. heather: this is "fox and friends first," happening at 4:00 am a fox news alert, north korea and the us, missile test launches in a new show of aggression. the message just sent from the white house to the regime that they mean business. alexandria ocasio cortez teaming up with bernie sanders targeting big banks over student loans. >> one of those things that sounds radical today. it is about time we tried to get something back. >> reporter: is the plan in danger of being declined.

of money on video games instead of joining a union. the message delta send to heather: it is friday and you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. a live shot at new york city. thank you for starting your day and your weekend with us. breaking news, the us increased tariffs, 25% on $200 billion of chinese goods. the president ratcheting up the pressure threatening fresh

levies on $325 billion in exports after beijing made last-minute changes to a draft trade deal. >> they renegotiated the deal, whether it is intellectual property theft, they took many parts of that deal and renegotiated, the tariffs for the country are very powerful. we are the piggy bank everybody steals from including china. >> trade talks are set to continue in washington today. fox news alert, aggression between the us and north korea. us authorities announcing they seized a north korean cargo ship for breaking sanctions using it illegally and secretly transport coal, that announcement on back to back missile tests. griff jenkins live in washington with how donald trump is responding.

>> this is troubling, north korea launching what the pentagon calls short-range missiles, raising concerns that kim jong un is moving away from negotiation endangering progress on the denuclearization deal. >> we are looking at it seriously, nobody is happy about it but we're taking a good look and we will see. the relationship continues but we will see what happens. they want to negotiate and are talking about negotiating but i don't think they are ready to negotiate. >> two missiles fired from 50 miles northwest of pyongyang traveling 260, 170 miles respectively and 10 minutes of north korea's launch, the us firing from a base in california traveling 4200 miles in the pacific and off the coast of florida the uss rhode island test firing a long-range missile traveling 7000 miles into the

atlantic, coincidental timing but raising eyebrows. patrick shanahan was tightlipped about it. >> i know what they fired. they will stick to diplomacy and as you know we haven't changed our operations or our posture in case diplomacy fails. >> this is the us announcing last april they seized a north korean cargo ship violating international sanctions, a first for this enforcement by the us with relations between the countries prompting mike pompeo to cut short the european trip to return to washington. heather: thank you so much. house speaker nancy pelosi says the house will vote on holding william barr in contempt when it is the right time.

>> the administration has decided they are not going to honor their oath of office. that will come to the floor. there might be other contempt of congress issues we might want to deal with at the same time. >> william barr jokes about the house judiciary committee moving so fast to hold a vote a day earlier. >> must be a record of attorney general being proposed for contempt within 100 days. shannon: he made the remark during a farewell ceremony for rod rosenstein. we will follow that as well. democrats hold the power in the house, they have the momentum heading into the next vote but molly hemingway says what democrats don't have is a reason

to call this a constitutional crisis. >> congressional oversight is important, congress creates agencies and have an obligation to make sure those agencies are doing what they should do about what they shouldn't do. these are agencies they fund. when they're trying to find out about the fast and furious issue, federal agent killed as part of a gunrunning scheme the government was running that was clearly a legitimate oversight function. having the russia hoax blowup in your face is not a constitutional crisis. i do want congress to get what it wants but certain things prohibit it. if william barr were to turn over the report he would be breaking the law since the grand jury testimony cannot be shared with congress. there are privileged communications. we want to make sure people get what they need and william barr has bent over backwards to accommodate it. it is embarrassing the report ended with not a single indictment for anyone colluding with russia despite what we were told but that does not mean it is a constitutional crisis. >> if the house holds a full vote on william barr it could

become after executive privilege over the unredacted report setting up a legal battle between the executive and legislative branches. other news, the two suspect in the deadly colorado shooting back in court. devon erickson and a juvenile suspect will be charged for murder and attempted murder and we are learning parents tried to warn the school of a repeat of columbine. the parent sent a letter to officials months ago saying many students were, quote, suicidal and violent. kendrick losing his life while taking down one of the suspect. 's close friend reflecting on his life. >> kendrick was, as many people say, the nicest person you will meet. i wish he didn't have to be the one to pay the cost. shannon: sources saying both suspects tried to set erickson's

home on fire before the shooting. chelsea manning released from jail overnight after two months for refusing to testify to a grand jury on wikileaks. there term expired. manning has been subpoenaed to testify before a new grand jury but manning's lawyer says manning refuses to answer questions which could put her back in jail. the former intelligence analyst served 7 years for leaking us military and diplomatic secrets would a judge could recuse himself from the jussie smollett investigation. leroy martin junior will step aside or move forward with deciding whether a special prosecutor should investigate the case. judge martin has conflict of interest since his son works for the state attorney in illinois. that is the office that dropped all charges against the empire actor for staging a hate crime.

donald -- presidential candidate bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez joining forces to fight big banks for creating test traps by loan sharks but would it hurt more than it helps? todd pyro is here with the proposal. >> bernie sanders teaming up with alexandria ocasio cortez in what appears to be an attempt to boost his progressive agenda. there bill aims to crack down on banks issuing credit cards by tapping interest rates at 15% and it would disrupt the profits of traditional banks by placing restrictions on short-term loans which can rely on higher interest rates. the two taking to facebook with their message to wall street. >> these guys will continue to get away with murder unless people stand up and fight back.

>> we will get republicans on the record saying extortion a interest rates are wrong and congress has to do something about it. >> ocasio cortez speaking to fox news, she think banks need to be put on notice. >> one of those things that sounds radical today but we had these laws in half the states in america until 1970 and they worked. it is time we get something back. >> reporter: according to credit cards.com the average credit card rate is 17.73% for those with good credit. median credit 21.36% and bad credit average nearly 25%. lawmakers arguing there bill would hurt low-income americans more than help them. some lawmakers, chairman -- turnout of the senate finance committee, explains the unintended consequences. >> i think this is going to have some low income people that depend on credit cards not being able to get credit.

>> reporter: this bill not expected to pass in the republican-led senate but it is a talker. >> tensions with north korea escalating after dueling missile launches and donald trump says the north may not be ready to make a deal on denuclearization? what happens now? we are digging in with an expert up next.

heather: james comey defending donald trump's handling of russian interference. >> president obama faced a difficult choice, the number one goal for the russians is to damage our democracy and undermine faith in the electoral process. if you make the announcement the russians are coming to the election has he just accomplished their goal and has

he given donald trump an excuse to say obama fixed the election? >> reporter: he attacked how republicans handled the investigations on twitter he called comey a disgrace and saying he thought he should be fired. donald trump defending his son after he is subpoenaed by republicans senate intelligence can be, the president calling the move a surprise as democrats threaten jail time for donald trump junior if he doesn't comply. >> for my son after being exonerated to have a subpoena to go again and speak again after close to 20 hours of telling everybody that would listen about a nothing meeting i am pretty surprised. >> he failed to comply with a lawful subpoena. he has no privilege. prison is the answer. >> reporter: the subpoena

reportedly has to deal with the trump tower moscow project and how much trump junior knew about it. 's testimony contradicts what michael cohen, the president's former attorney told congress earlier this year. donald trump junior getting support from his father's attorney rudy giuliani who has his own questions for the senate committee like this. after 29 hours of testimony what else is there to know? >> i don't understand what the oversight is. he testified for 29 hours. maybe there is a question or two that wasn't asked, send an interrogatory and get the answer. mueller came to a definitive conclusion that donald trump junior did nothing wrong, that there was no suggestion he had any reason to believe it was a violation of the law to meet with the russian, the interesting part of the meeting is it looks like a set up by fusion gps because the woman met

with glenn simpson the day before, the day of, the day after. i have been doing this a long time. if that isn't a setup i would be really surprised. looking at that i don't know what they could ask donald trump junior that wasn't asked, 9 hours. heather: his final report robert mueller concluded trump junior's 20 minute meeting with the kremlin leaked attorney did not amount to evidence of collusion. amazon slapped with a federal complaint with the device made for kids. lawmakers calling for an investigation into the echo.as amazon goes into the defense of. aishah hasnie has more on how much they could know about your children. this is concerning. >> reporter: kid friendly website called the amazon echo. kids addition.

>> tell me a story. >> let's play. one year on neptune last 165 earth years. true or false. >> true. >> reporter: edward market, richard blumenthal, dick durbin and josh holly called for an investigation whether the kids device is violating children's online privacy protection act. it follows a complaint filed by several privacy groups the claim amazon is not only listening to everything your kids are saying to this device but illegally storing the data after mom or dad delete it. amazon is denying it is breaking any laws. the company says we have strict measures and protocols to protect their security and privacy and we adhere to children's online privacy protection act.

amazon says when you set the kids addition up you are required to give parental consent. heather: they are trying to get off the hook with that but i don't think that will do it. thank you so much. 18 after the top of the hour, joe biden's latest campaign promise, healthcare for everyone, even illegals. >> regardless whether they are documented or and documented we have an obligation to see to their care. heather: social media is lighting up, carly shimkus has that and more. ♪ ♪ we need to take it back in time ♪

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heather: middle-class joe is moderate joe no longer, he appears to be promoting healthcare benefits for illegal immigrants saying the united states has an obligation to provide healthcare for anyone who needs it. republicans quick to pounce on this. rhonda mcdaniel tweeted about this and andy on twitter said can we control the border before we create more incentives to cross illegally? just tweets he can pay for it out of his own pocket. jake chiming in, what about american citizens who need healthcare and still can't afford it? i will hang up and wait. it isn't clear what biden was talking about whether it was emergency room care or medicare benefits. he made that pretty vague but it appears giving a hat tip to medicare for all. heather: it is unclear is what it will be unclear to those coming over hillary illegally.

>> the situation under control. nyu students, free college for everybody. >> nyu, to talk to the students, free college education, no surprise, a lot thought it was a good idea. >> you think college should be free-for-all? >> yes. yes. >> i think it is a good idea. >> you think if college were free and everyone could go it would make college less valuable? >> not really. >> she looked lovely. after how they think we should pay for that one student suggested taxing the wealthiest among us. others suggested cutting the military budget. don says god help us, where do they think that money comes from? another tweet, like, i like, don't think i like paying for parents responsibilities.

>> like it doesn't sound like they understand what the budget works either. they money from here and put it over there. >> the government has all the money. >> what you should not do, drive with your phone. you will get in trouble even if you are a soccer star. >> david beckham banned from driving for 6 months. when twitter user says this guy driving a minimum $300,000 car and doesn't have a blueto, another one says obey the law of driving or stay off the road. beckham has 6 points on his license. >> happened in new york? >> i don't think so. it happened in the uk where he is from. >> they live in california. unclear. >> where is david beckham.

>> how do you keep track? >> 26 minutes after the top of the hour. is it a double murder mystery that has rocked the nation? it is. who killed these two indiana teenagers? tens of thousands of new tips have come in. our offices closer to getting the killer? indiana state police officer joins us with the latest on the investigation up next. whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the lowest price on the hotel you want. your perfect hotel room for the perfect price!

heather: a look at top stories starting with a fox news alert. aggression between the us and north korea. american authorities announcing they seized a north korean cargo ship for breaking sanctions, using it to illegally and secretly transport coal after north korea and the us test firing missiles within 10 minutes of each other. today the two suspects in the deadly colorado shooting are back in court. devon erickson and a juvenile

suspect expected to be formally charged for murder and attended murder. kendrick losing his life while taking down one of those suspects. the us increased tariffs to 25% on chinese goods. the president ratcheting the pressure threatening fresh levies on $325 billion in goods after beijing made last-minute changes to a trade deal. talks continue today. police in delphi, indiana receiving 42,000 tips about the murders of abigail williams on our taping trip in 2017. a surge of information coming since releasing does the invest

stand? public information officer sergeant kim riley joins me with more. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. heather: more than 42,000 tips, police released this video. there is an updated suspects catch as well and police believe the suspect does holds in delphi roots. what more can you tell us at this point? >> that's what we have right now. this sketch we put out shows since we put the video in, 22, 2700 tips have been coming in through email and the 2-part line.

heather: you can hear the voice pretty clearly. was that helpful in terms of the tips you have received? the voice itself? >> it has helped. people have been listening to it and watching the video. getting more information to help in solving this case. heather: the original sketch was a much older individual when you release the latest sketch which is the younger individual. why the discrepancy and when you look at the amount of time lost between these two sketches, how can you make of that time and what happened here? >> i can't go over the specifics but believes we have gotten from people, getting information the media has done for us taking us in a new direction, it has

brought information that helped us to look at this new sketch to let people know that we believe this is the subject we are looking for. heather: did you determine who the older sketch was? >> i can't go into that but we have worked at getting this sketch out and people realize where we are going and how we are going at this time. heather: there is the new sketch. they are so dramatically different. are you any closer to catching a suspect? >> we have changed direction. we are looking at a different thing at this time. we are working hard, looking at new leads, new things that have come through over the last few weeks and working hard at trying to do this for the family and the victims. heather: do you think the video of the person in the younger sketch, does that appear to

match up to you? >> the video itself is not a really good video. you can tell the picture is not really good. you can't tell by looking at that picture, that video and trying to match up the face with that. you have to go with the information we have. heather: you are looking for one suspect at this point? >> that is pretty much it. not saying there is not more than one person involved but it is pointing in that direction. heather: thank you so much, appreciate the hard work you are doing, we hope you come to a resolution soon. anyone with information on this pleaseappreciate the hard work e doing, we hope you come to a resolution soon. anyone with information on this please email them@cac0hf.com or call 844-459-5786.

thank you, appreciate it. prayers to the family. time is 20 minutes until the top of the are, the president cracking down on big pharma announcing several policies to lower costs for patients. >> the republican party i have to say this is very much becoming the party of healthcare. you see what we are doing. we are determined to end surprise medical billing. heather: is this the healthcare offense of republicans need for 2020? our next guest says the trump administration is on the right track. ♪

>> the us slapping new tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods overnight. they are pressuring beijing to make a deal on levies and goods.

foxbusiness is here with more on the escalating trade war. >> trade talks are expected to continue after ending last night without an agreement. the trump administration raised tariffs on $200 of chinese imports on 10% and 25%. additional tariffs on $325 billion on chinese imports covering everything china sells the united states. >> i have no idea what is happening. they renegotiated the deal. i am different than a lot of people. i happen to think tariffs are very powerful. >> vowing to retaliate, it is unclear what those countermeasures entailed.

following the latest development, the shanghai composite and hang saying rallying, the nikkei, it fell in a volatile session, it is more the same, futures pointing lower. >> great to have you back. the president cracking down on big pharma by requiring companies to list drug prices in television commercials. >> the republican party i have to say is becoming the party of healthcare. we are determined to end surprise medical billing for american patients happening right now. i am announcing principles that should guide congress in developing bipartisan legislation to end surprise medical billing. heather: will this rain in surging healthcare costs? more, thank you for joining me

this morning. that is the first question. will this rain in healthcare costs? >> i tell you what it will do. it will give information to a consumer that will drive down costs. in a free market system the consumer needs the information and today's healthcare system the way it operates, it is very opaque. consumers see copayments but they don't see the true costs of what they are consuming. given that information they drive the markets down. heather: we do know the cost on average of what americans spend on drugs. estimated cost of $1208 spent by americans every year. what else would need to happen in terms of who else is involved in pricing these drugs? >> a lot of hands in the proverbial cookie jar delivering healthcare in today's system and

a lot of stakeholders with that. with the federal government does not need to get in the business of healthcare, playing the referee more appropriately and the trump administration is on the right track by infusing transparency, i will restate what i said a moment ago. in a free market system the consumer needs information and they will drive down the cost and what the trump administration is doing is what they should do. don't regulate the market from the perspective of how it operates in getting into the business. give the consumer the information. heather: the consumer has the information but will there be more opportunity for competition among these drug companies so the consumer can choose? >> if we drive down the markets, more competition can come into the marketplace. just like every aspect of our

economy when information, the consumer has been a new competition came to the marketplace. that could drive down the cost overall. heather: is this the healthcare offense of republicans need for 2020, in poll after poll, healthcare costs rank number one, with concerns for voters as they head to the poll. >> it should be. the administration is on the right track. what the administration needs to do is go on the offensive with healthcare. don't be on a defense against medicare for all of the affordable care act both of which only focus on the finance system of healthcare. republicans need to put forth strategies and ideas to drive down the costs. the secretary of health and human services knows how to do that, the trump administration is following his lead and on the right track. heather: just the beginning,

this is probably a signal of what is to come in terms of what republicans are planning for 2020. >> with healthcare being a sixth of the us economy this isn't a 1-size-fits-all flip and switch solution. this is something that will be talked about throughout the 2020 election and be on. heather: thank you for joining us this morning, have a great day. fox news alert, tensions escalating between north korea and the us after dueling missile launches. with communications dwindling, what happens next? and asia expert ways in next. most of us don't know how much data we use.

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don't think they are ready to negotiate. heather: donald from signaling north korea may not be ready to negotiate a denuclearization deal after the us seized a north korean cargo ship to enforce sanctions. here to break it down, olivia enos, thank you for joining us. as we begin let's bring up the latest we know about north korean missile launches, their distances. the first missile tests, 125 miles. the second test involving two missiles, 260 miles, and 170 miles. at the same time us launched a missile the traveled 4200 miles. what do you make of this? >> this is north korea's 89, and 90th ballistic missile test and this is coming after 500 days,

this marks definitely a provocation from north korea, some speculating this is in the aftermath of the hanoi summit where rashida tlaib is not able to bring the deliverable he hoped his people which was sanctions relief, others point to the fact that this may be a regular part of north korea's exercise or show of military strength to threaten the world but in particular south korea and the us. i think it is interesting that north korea is continuing its provocation in spite of the fact the us suspended its preparedness efforts are joint military exercises with south korea which is a mistake by the trump administration because it makes the us was prepared in the event of a crisis on the korean peninsula. >> we now have word of the us seizing a north korean ship with coal which happened in

april 2018. why are we just hearing about that now in the midst of this? >> the us is recognizing some of these tests may be a warning shot from north korea and once you emphasize something the trump administration said from the beginning that maximum pressure is a top priority for the administration, it is time to make that policy truly maximum. we. short of sanctioning chinese banks who we know are responsible for laundering money to the north korean regime. it is time for the trump administration to call north korea's bluff and amp up the pressure. >> i want to ask about that in terms of a message to other countries who are not following along with these sanctions, china being one of them but also russia because we know the complaint that runs alongside this chip that we took says there were multiple shipments delivered from north korea to

china as well as one instance where they make a stop at a russian port as well, this on the heels of the meeting between kim jong un and vladimir putin. >> china and russia have historically been better than sanctions in north korea and as he referenced we saw kim jong un and vladimir putin meeting a few weeks ago. we saw the meeting with xi jinping multiple times and we saw this willingness to let korea off the hook from sanctions after the singapore summit. this should be a cautionary note to the trump administration, maybe we are headed toward a third summit that is not the right time for diplomacy with north korea. heather: thank you for your insight. appreciate it. some other headlines, former cia operative running for congress

in new mexico. she will face several democratic challengers, the third district seat, by ray lujan stepping down from a u.s. senate run. she left the cia after her identity was leaked in an effort to discredit that. >> i have a plan for that, that is the message for 2020 candidate elizabeth warren who is featured on the cover of time magazine. the article focuses on warren's presidential policy proposals which conservatives have bashed as big ideas, war and follows joe biden and pete buttigieg along with other 2020 democrats. i believe she is the first woman and there has been conversation about that. it is 8 minutes until the top of the hour. delta telling police to spend

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>> welcome back. two colleges pushing to boot chick-fil-a from their campuses. the faculty voting to remove the fast and jane over alleged lgbt q views, no word if or when these will be removed. in the last 6 months the company has been barred from two airports over similar concerns. chick-fil-a has not responded to our requests for comment. delta airlines under fire for antiunion posters leaked online encouraging workers to spend their money on videogame consoles, beer and sports tickets instead of union dues. social media for the airline apart with one person tweeting think how many consoles you could buy if you stopped flying delta. others defense delta saying they are right, there is more value

in employees keeping their money. the posters are real thing employees deserve to decide whether they want to join a union or not. now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a 91-year-old world war ii veteran finally received his high school diploma, graduating eight decades after leaving school in eighth grade just before his family, after his father died. he celebrated alongside his grandson who graduates this month. up next the bad, talk about a wild ride, plunging into the bayou after the driver jumped out because in insect was inside. he had to be pulled out of the water. the ugly, therapy donkeys helping college students destress about finals.

university of new york students hung out with the farm animals on campus, one person saying that parties work miracles because they help people feel better. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" this friday, have a great weekend, see you back here monday. "fox and friends first" starts now. >> it is native, fox news alert, nearly one year after the historic handshake in singapore the trump administration is trading missile tests with north korea. >> where do both sides stand on denuclearization? we are live with new developments. call them the new of wall street, bernie sanders taking on big banks. >> interesting idea but critics say one big problem may hurt your wallet more than it helps. cap and gown controversy at the start of graduation season. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now.