in california tomorrow i will be at the reagan library signing my new book, you made it a bestseller, 6:00 in knoxville. we will be there from 1:00 and i cannot wait to see you well. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from los angeles. >> we did not make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime. that is the office's final position and we will not comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the president. heather: is thursday, may 30th, happening right now at 4:00 on the east coast republicans taking a victory lap after robert mueller breaks his silence putting an official end to the russia probe -- maybe. as you might have guessed democrats still refuse to accept it. we are live in washington with brand-new fuel for their impeachment push. tornado outbreak ravaging the us showing no signs of slowing

down. the states now under emergency, the widespread damage and the new fears of what is coming next. cars this way, not that way. the hilarious response by chick-fil-a to an unexpected dining room visitor. >> really fitting song from washington dc. live shot. how far have we come? is it really all over? you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, thank you for starting

the day with us. i'm referencing this. donald trump declaring victory after the special counsel speaks out for the first time. democrats saying not so fast. leland that it is live in the nation's capital where a new battle is brewing. good morning, great to have you with us. >> reporter: nice to be with you. for those who wish this was over, perhaps in a way it is not even close. in the words of winston churchill as the end of the beginning. now democrats say mueller provided a roadmap for impeachment. we will hear from mueller in a minute. listen to nancy pelosi and the man who would be in charge of any impeachment hearings. >> as we go down the path, make a decision based on the strongest possible case to get the best results for the american people. >> the impeachment question, all options are on the table and nothing should be ruled out. >> reporter: the president

tweeted how do you impeach a republican president for a crime committed by the democrats, witchhunt. here is his attorney, rudy giuliani. >> to make this into oh my god, now we have -- not a single new facts, no smoking gun, not even a single new want, insufficient evidence means you can't beat the burden for indictment. you know what that means? everyplace else in america, under american law unless you want to change it, it means you are not guilty. >> reporter: in different words mueller said part of that statement but mueller also stops well short of clearing the president. >> if we had confidence that the president did not commit a crime we would have said so. we did not make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime. >> from the disagreements over what mueller said and what those words mean he did make one thing

abundantly clear. in his mind he is done and wants to return to private life and is not interested in testifying before congress although given possible impeachment hearings and congressional subpoena he may not have a choice. >> a lot of people calling for that immediately especially after the thing that happened yesterday. we appreciate it. after two years of silence why now? host of life, liberty and live in said mueller caved to pressure from democrats who felt they needed more than his report to justify impeachment. >> democrats were unhappy with the report so they wanted mueller to push the edge of the envelope on collusion. they wanted him to be more

emphatic about the issue of obstruction where he contradicts the attorney general, deputy attorney general. they have the narrative they want and that is why never doesn't want to call him to testify. there are 1001 questions to ask this man from who he hired, why he hired them, why he ignored hillary clinton, the dossier, the real russians. here is a man today who said he's not going to pass judgment, but he passes judgment on the president of the united states and his guilt. it is such a huge abomination. i think this whole thing is orchestrated. >> reporter: mueller's public statement has drawn parallel to james comey who became the subject of serious criticism after the july 2016 statement from those who felt it wasn't his role as an investigator to share his opinion on the clinton email case. so it continues. much more on this coming up. extreme weather alert, tornadoes hammering states in the midwest all the way to the northeast. several twisters touching down in iowa overnight after unleashing fury in texas and illinois.

>> come here, there is a tornado. there is another one forming to the left over there. >> i don't know if i would sound excited about it. a funnel in pennsylvania forming over a home. the worst year for tornado alley since 1950. aishah hasnie joins us with affected areas and flash flood warning still in effect. >> reporter: that start in iowa, a very stressful and bumpy night. one person is hurt after a tornado tore through and damaged a bond. no other homes destroyed. check this video out. a funnel forming above iowa city just west of their. another one touches down. incredible video. in texas a powerful tornado barreling through canton southeast of dallas. this is scary stuff. not far away one person injured when a possible tornado had a

country club. a state of emergency in ohio after as many as 15 tornadoes hit that state including three, ef 3s causing havoc destroying homes and killing one person. >> i heard him say we are coming. i saw the flashlights. neighbor on both sides. >> so far just 60% of ohioans have gotten their power back, many residents being told to boil their water until it is safe to drink. the us has had 500 tornadoes in the past month according to the storm prediction center. >> i live in kansas 43 years and never seen a tornado and the chances of getting hit by a tornado were really slim so i

said don't worry about that. i don't think we are going to get hit by a tornado. shannon: flash flooding fred continues in arkansas where several arkansas river communities are bracing for historic flooding, getting their sandbags ready and bracing for something big about to happen. >> nothing you can do as the water rises, 500 storms in 30 days, unbelievable. our prayers with all of those. another story we were following, police find what is believed to be the body of a missing 5-year-old girl less than a block from her utah home. elizabeth shelley's uncle is charged with murder. police say he gave them a map to her remains. >> no words to express the sadness and heartbreak. this did not end the way we wanted it to. >> reporter: police say they have a broken knife, pvc pipe and body clothes linking him to the girl. charging documents say he was

looking his hand after his police interview and he claimed to be drinking saying he sometimes does criminal things when he blacked out. he is due in court on monday. the body of a missing hiker is found 300 feet down a mountain. rescue workers finding the remains 9 days after going missing. rough terrain, including whether hindering the search over the weekend, this just days after amanda eller was found alive. she spent 17 days there before being rescued. in less than an hour julian assange will appear in a london court, he is fighting extradition to the us to face charges of conspiring with chelsea manning to break into a classified pentagon computer. he faces 17 other charges under the espionage act. he is in a prison hospital wing

as concerns are growing for his, quote, deteriorated health. wikileaks says he is having trouble speaking. 3 months after announcing his diagnosis with stage iv pancreatic cancer xq says he is in near remission. the jeopardy host telling people magazine he is responding well to chemotherapy, so well his doctors told him they've not seen this positive result in a memory. some of the tumors have dropped by 50%. trebek credit is good diagnosis with prayer saying in part i told the doctors this is to be more than just chemo. he added i've got a lot of love out there heading in my direction and a lot of prayer and i will never ever minimize the value of that. st. louis blues hockey fans sing the national anthem and when the jumbotron freezes at this launch party, watch.

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shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first". mike pence heading to canada to rally support for the north american trade deal today, known as the us and ca was find in november. it has yet to be approved by legislature from canada, mexico and the united states. the vice president will deliver joined remarks with justin trudeau and today planned parenthood will fight to keep its last abortion clinic in missouri. a judge will hear emergency arguments over the state refusing to renew the license planned parenthood needs to offer abortions at its st. louis

clinic. the annual license expires tomorrow. without it misery could be the first state to no longer offer abortions in nearly 50 years. this comes as louisiana's governor vows to sign a heartbeat bill into law following 6 other states with similar abortion measures. the bill passed by the legislature bans abortion if a fetal heartbeat is detected. 2020 hopeful joe biden says congress should protect abortion rights but that's not what he thought more than 40 years ago. back in 1974 then delaware senator biden told the washingtonian in part, quote, when it comes to issues like

abortion, amnesty, i am as liberal as your grandmother. i don't like the supreme court decision on abortion. i think it went too far. i don't think a woman has the sole right to say what should happen to her body. biden making the remarks a year after the landmark roe versus wade ruling and in 2015 a spokeswoman for the former vice president responded to the article telling the huffington post senator biden was taken out of context. the vice president is and has been a long-term supporter of a woman's right to choose. if you have a load uber reading you can get kicked to the curb. the ridesharing comedy will ban riders who miss behave but before that happens passengers have a chance to improve their rating. unclear how low a rating has dropped to get banned from the act so be aware of that. how about chick-fil-a news? nothing will stop to call a from getting you to eat more chicken even if the restaurant apparently gets hit by a car. the crash happening at a chick-fil-a in georgia. police say they were chasing a

stolen car when the driver lost control. the store displaying this hilarious sign right after the crash in classic chick-fil-a style, one arrow pointing to the drivers saying cars this way. another to that bordered window saying not this way. the time 17 minutes after the top of the hour. robert mueller's probe may be over but hillary clinton is just getting started. >> make no mistake, we are witnessing an assault on the rule of law and the foundations of our democracy. >> a message for mueller and donald trump during her commencement speech. we're the slowskys.

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>> we did not make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime. that is the final position and we will not comment on any other inclusions or hypotheticals about the president. >> robert mueller making his first and only public statement to conclude be russia probe but some democrats not happy. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here to break it down. no matter what people on both sides will not be happy. carley: that single phrase you heard from robert mueller sent a ripple effect across washington and added fuel to the impeachment flames in the group of people calling for impeachment the loudest are the folks hoping to run against the president in 2020. senator cory booker tweeting congress has a legal and moral

obligation to begin impeachment proceedings immediately. elizabeth warren calling for action saying mueller's statement makes clear what those who read his report no it is an impeachment referral and it is up to congress to act, they should. senator harris echoing the sentiment saying what robert mueller basically did was return and impeachment referral for congress to hold the president accountable. we need to start impeachment proceedings. it is our constitutional obligation. a recent fox news poll found only 9% of republicans think the president should be impeached which is why many of the president's supporters are calling this whole thing a distraction. robert tweets anything to keep this going until 2020. eric chiming on twitter saying translated into we will do nothing but investigate the next two years. laura weighing in stop wasting time and money. the same fox news poll found 72%

of democrats believe the president should be impeached or at least proceedings should begin. america divided. >> the paul if you bring an independents, independents not in favor of this, may not work for democrats benefit if they decide to go down that route. speaking of somebody who went a certain route and didn't benefit hillary clinton using her commencement speech to attack the president. >> hours after robert mueller spoke hillary clinton gave the commencement address at hunter college in new york city and she addressed russia collusion. >> make no mistake, we are witnessing an assault on the rule of law and the foundations of our democracy. we heard from the special counsel, robert mueller, who said there were multiple systemic efforts to interfere in our elections and that allegation deserves the

attention of every american. >> he also slammed the trump administration for not taking that threat seriously enough. some people criticizing saying commencement >> should not be political rallies, arthur tweets i'm sure that what is everyone is there to hear, propaganda, clinton to criticize social media platform for her opinion allowing false information to spread. criticism that is bipartisan. >> she is out there making comments because a lot of folks compared what robert mueller did yesterday to what james comey did before the election involving her in the email scandal. >> saying this is all the stuff they did wrong but we are not going to make a determination. saying you are guilty but we are not going to find you guilty. carley: mueller said he doesn't want to testify. he is out.

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>> welcome back. half past the top of the hour. look at our top headlines. new tornadoes from the midwest to the northeast. at least one person is injured as twisters touched down in iowa overnight and more powerful storms unleashing fury in texas and illinois. several counties in ohio under a state of emergency with homes completely destroyed. it is the worst year for tornado alley since 1950. police find what is believed the body of a missing 5-year-old girl a block from her utah home. her uncle alex whipple is charged with murder. he gave them a map to her remains. police say they have a broken knife and bloodied clothes linking whipple to the little girl.

julian assange will appear in a london court. is fighting extradition to the us to face charges of conspiracy with chelsea manning to break into a classified pentagon computer. the other big story, special counsel is speaking publicly for the first time on the russia probe and there are two very different reactions. donald trump and republicans declaring victory, democrats not so quick to let the president of, leland that it live in washington where this new battle is brewing. >> those who wish this is over, not even close. in the words of winston churchill, the end perhaps of the beginning and now democrats say mueller provided a roadmap for impeachment. this was mueller yesterday. take a listen now to nancy pelosi and the man who would be

in charge of any impeachment hearing had to say. >> as we go down the path we are going to make a decision based on the strongest possible case to get the best results for the american people. >> with respect to the impeachment question all options are on the table. nothing should be ruled out. >> the president tweeted how do you impeach a republican president for a crime that was committed by the democrats, witchhunt. here's the president's attorney, really giuliani. >> to make this into oh my god, now we have -- not even a single new nuance. insufficient evidence means you can't beat the burden for an indictment. what that means everyplace else in america under american law unless you want to change it is you are not guilty. >> you heard the spin from both sides. now we will tell you what mueller said in his own words, stopping short of clearing the president.

>> if we had confidence that the president did not commit a crime we would have said so. we did not make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime. >> for all the disagreement over what mueller said or perhaps meant he appeared to make one thing clear, he is done and wants to return to private life. >> i don't know. i think his statement especially what you just add, says one thing then says another in the same sentence. we didn't find anything, then he's not guilty, right? >> under american law you are innocent until proven guilty and that is definitely what republicans are hanging their hats on but on the other side of this is the fact that there was no clearance, for those who say there is no collusion, no obstruction, etc. mueller didn't

go that far in his reporter in his statement. >> we have other investigations still ongoing so we will see what comes of that. trump 2020 campaign manager says impeachment to the democratic base is what the border wall is to the president's base with one big difference. >> this goes back to democratic talking points. this is what the truth is. impeachment to their base is like the wall is to our base, their fundraising thing. this is a made up false problem, the wall is a real crisis. you know that. this is about them raising money. are they going to raise money on free stuff, what are they going to do? shannon: the first efforts were initiated by al green and brad sherman in 2017 well before the mueller probe ended. we will see what is to come.

a tearful father takes the stand giving a heartbreaking testimony about his son deadly overdose in a landmark opioid trial. >> from the university of oklahoma, the saturday before he died. he was one of the kids people gravitate to him. heather: craig box accused johnson & johnson of downplaying the risk of opioid addiction. his son died in 2011. former johnson & johnson employee is expected to take the stand today and tomorrow. tiger woods is demanding school, medical and pharmacy records as he fights a wrongful death lawsuit according to the daily mail. the family of a former restaurant employee killed in a drunk driving crash, they say woods new nicholas in the burger was an alcoholic.

woods is reportedly subpoenaing all pharmacy medical records and we will keep you up-to-date on that. can't just do abortion ban, could dr. disney out of the state. the company ceo said of the law takes effect it will be very difficult to keep filming in georgia. bob eiger telling reuters many people who work for us will not want to work there and we will have to heed their wishes and that regard. netflix is also threatening to stop production in georgia. governor brian kemp signed the heartbeat bill into law but it is expected to take effect next year. georgia is one of the most popular tv and movie shooting locations outside hollywood. today donald trump will deliver the current address at the u.s. air force academy, ticket selling out in 10 minutes, the president expected to talk about the space force but the event

may have to be scaled down because of rain and moved to the basketball area. 6000 less people. jeopardy, the traditional thunderbird at the end of the ceremony. let's hope the rain holds off. the president probably will talk about a lot beyond the space force. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and this accused texas syria, an illegal alien who overstayed his visa and was never deported. how can we protect americans by closing this loophole for good? art says he thinks sanctuary cities are a magnet for lawlessness and joins us live with a message for law enforcement. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged

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friends first". and illegal immigrant accused of killing 12 people, we are now learning used a legal loophole to stay in this country. billy shamir mayor overstayed his insurance fees and was eligible to be deported. joining me now to discuss how to fix this broken system is president of the national border patrol. thank you for joining us, great to have you back with us. >> thank you for having me on. appreciate it. >> this should not have happened and this is another case of somebody who shouldn't have been in this country, should have been deported but now we have 12 people dead. how did this happen? >> loopholes a lot of individuals find and it happens more often than not. this is bigger news because of the incidents and the murders but just recently in tucson alone there was an individual that was arrested, he was an

overstay, he had open containers in his vehicle, he had a prior arrest for drug violations, he was detained by the local county sheriffs and he was released and is still in the united states. it happens too often where we have these individuals that they arrest and we are going to await the court date, they don't show up for the court date, so many factors are involved in the bottom line is what needs to be done when you arrest these individuals and you realize they are here illegally, federal authorities need to be contacted immediately and these individuals need to be sent out of the country. i don't know where this comes from the commit crimes to just stay here. >> this particular individual use this loophole, overstayed his visa, became an illegal immigrant as a result i used this loophole where he married an american citizen and got his green card and that allowed him to stay.

that is the loophole. >> but before marrying her and doing this paperwork to remain here legally he had already committed some crimes and those crimes were ignored. the law is specific when you apply to this. if you commit a crime especially crimes involving moral turpitude then you should not be able to qualify to remain in the country. >> that makes perfect sense. at least 415,000 illegal aliens in the us who have overstay their visas. i want to talk about this next thing. memorial day, the busiest day for border patrol apprehensions in el paso, so bad border patrol is creating a new position to process illegal immigrants so agents can return to their actual jobs. will that be enough to make a difference or is this just putting a band-aid on the problem? >> they are trying everything they can.

there is a crisis we've never faced before. adding additional bodies to help is a huge thing. my concern is how fast are they going to hire them? this situation is "happening now". we've been talking about the crisis and the emergency we have been seeing for quite some time. it has not gotten any better. the drug cartels have taken note of that themselves and what is happening is more drugs are pouring into the country. how fast are you going to hire these people? it is something that does need to happen and it is going to be helpful. will it be done fast enough? >> it is not a solution because we will continue to have people streaming into the country until we figure out how to solve it. thank you for joining us, we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> the time is 15 until the top of the hour. case) to robert mueller but nancy pelosi under pressure from

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not, democrats still claiming the president obstructed justice. does this just give the left more fuel for impeachment? to debate is ned ryan, former presidential writer for george w. bush and d dawkins hagler. we appreciate you joining us. >> good morning. >> let's start with you in your response to that particular statement mueller made? >> i saw a political hack trying to convince us that in uncharged person was not innocent, turns everything on its head, guilty until they can prove themselves innocent which is in defiance of long tradition of the presumption of innocence. the fact his mother could have said two things. we had sufficient evidence to charge but we had no authority to charge. he didn't say that. we found evidence the president did in fact obstruct our investigation. he didn't say that either. the fact of the matter is his

equivocation on his statements show me what i've known for a long time. this was a political hit job all along with two goals, either to impeach the president or to undermine and damage him coming into the 2020 election. to the democrats i say go ahead, man up, try and impeach him and see what happens. shannon: there is the question in terms of the timing for yesterday, why that happened and is the smaller's way of encouraging democrats to go down this impeachment route? i want you to respond to that and what nancy pelosi had to say. >> we are legislating, we are investigating and we are litigating and we are going as we go down the path make a decision based on the strongest possible case to get the best results for the american people. >> is it best for the american people to go down the impeachment road? >> it is best for the american

people to find out exactly what happened. i don't think bob mueller is a hack. what he did was set it up for us to really understand what happened during his investigation which many were indicted, several went to jail and it is an atrocity what is "happening now" in this country. we are on a slippery slope, we are in the process of a constitutional crisis and polarized political lines. had this been a democrat the republicans would be screaming buddy murder. we have to put the american people at the heart of all this conversation. this is a very dangerous thing happening in this country and i am very very afraid the way the country is going right now. someone has to be the adult in the room and say let's sit down and find out what happened. >> you think 2 years and $25.2 million later we would be able to have an answer on that.

the president let mueller complete his investigation. is another statement from republicans, dan crenshaw said my take, nothing changed, still no russian collusion and no conclusion on obstruction but the president's adversaries will continue to move the goalpost, push impeachment ignoring the american people, what they really want and that is good governance. >> everybody wants to say mueller, two years, $30 million, 500 witnesses, all that. they keep forgetting the house intel, senate intel, senate judiciary, all of them had investigations was all of them interviewed witnesses. i have no idea how many total but maybe as many as mueller, 1000 witnesses, no evidence of collusion, no conspiracy and no evidence to bring obstruction charges. at some point people have to accept the fact there is no there there.

this was all based on a false premise of russian collusion. there was no illegal behavior. time to move on but there are two reasons, 75% of the democratic base wants impeachment and looking at election models democrats are thinking the only way they can beat donald trump in 2020 is to try to impeach him. shannon: what do you think? >> that is absolutely ludicrous. the are 11 inferences in the report the talk about obstruction of justice. i'm not sure are we reading the same report? not sure what is happening in this country. democrats read one thing and interpret it, republicans read something else and interpret it. who is the one who is really making these decisions and has the goodwill to say what really happened? this is a crisis i have never seen. has me very concerned the russians are meddling in the elections, everyone should be concerned about that. >> two different things.

those are two different things, we all know the russians have done this for years and meddling, meddling and collusion are two different things. we know they middle and we know there is no collusion. >> we know they meddled in the obama campaign. china and russia so this is not new. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it and we will be right back.

heather: terrifying night as separate ballparks overnight, two fanfic with foul balls just hours apart. >> look at that. one fan was a little girl, just 4 years old at the cubs astros game, the cub centerfielder was brought to tears after the foul ball. >> as soon as i hit it -- i am speechless, loss of words. being a father. >> the little girl was rushed to the hospital. she will be okay. look at her there. a second fan avoiding serious injuries at the mets dodgers game after getting smacked in the head by a line drive, the spark new safety concerns at the ballpark, extend the nets before

someone dies. god sized prayers. a company sued over the size of its american flag may soon be free to let the banner yet wave. the city of statesville in north carolina says it will consider changing the rules after it went viral. the city filing a lawsuit demanding say take down there 40 x 80 foot flag. they are being sued $50 a day until is removed but still refuse. the council will vote to end it in july. it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. robert smith said he will pay off graduate student at going a step further, plans to help 1000 sophomores from ethnically underrepresented groups and foundation launching the program which will provide companies

with a database of potential summer interns. now the bad, college student skipping out on loan payments. a new survey finding 45% of students who take out loans for school have no intention of repaying them and the ugly. giving a teacher and at for writing this honorss homework. my school teachers should be punished for writing wtf is this. the teacher has apologized. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> we did not make a determination as to whether or not the president did commit a crime. that is the office's final position and we have comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the president. >> big day yesterday. it is thursday, may 30th and donald trump on a victory lap after robert mueller breaks his silence for the first time in a two year investigation. >> democrats including one in particular don't see this as a win for the white,