inspire other people to do the same thing and for that you guys are our midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. >> probably, maybe i will see a little bit of it. i'm not going to be watching mueller because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. >> reporter: it is tuesday, july 23rd. happening right now at 4:00 am on the east coast the countdown is on to robert mueller in the hot seat. the rulebook just handed down by the doj that could change the game as democrats huddle behind closed doors to prepare. we are live in washington. >> you have to see this.

disrespect for the badge, the video of nypd officer showing great restraint as they get doused with water drawing outrage from both sides of the aisle. he may have 6 super bowl rings but his parenting is being called into question. the father daughter jumping, tom brady in a wave of criticism. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> a live shot over in new york city where the rain calls things

off for us in our area. stay tuned, much more on the weather coming up. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, thank you for starting your day with us. let's get to a fox news alert and an update. the mystery deepening in the murder of a north carolina woman and her boyfriend in canada. police in british columbia say this man was seen in a heated exchange before they were killed and the surveillance video shows a couple hugging at a gas station just the night before. 2 days after their murder two teenagers were reported missing nearby. a man after body later found near their abandons burning car. police working to determine if all those cases are linked. how play is suspected in the death of one or miss college students, nbc affiliate reports alley was shot eight times. police have not confirmed the report so far.

a deputy discovered her body near a lake on routine patrol about 20 miles from the mississippi campus. the 20 when-year-old was last seen on security camera walking near a bar on friday night. >> the department of justice sending a letter to robert mueller detailing some specific guidelines ahead of this testimony, his testimony on capitol hill tomorrow. griff jenkins joins us from washington with details as democrats plan to hold a mock hearing. >> we will see. there are reports, the attorney general laid out specific items ahead of the testimony noting

the department generally does not permit prosecutors like him to appear but they wrote this, should you testify, the department understands testimony regarding the work of the special counsel's office will be governed by the terms you outlined on may 29th. specifically the information you discussed during your testimony appears in and does not go beyond the public version of your march 22nd report to the attorney general, your may 29th statement. and this is a right finally, any testimony must remain within the boundaries of your public report. it wasn't clear if the president will be watching the historic hearings better accommodation of the 2-year investigation. >> probably i will see a little bit of it. i will not be watching mueller because we can take all those bites out of the apple. we had no collusion, no obstruction, no nothing. >> the chairman of those committees, the house and intelligence judiciary and intelligence for which mueller will appear are eager to hear from the reluctant witness despite these boundaries laid out by doj.

>> we have to let mueller present those facts to the american people and see where we go because the administration must be held accountable. >> most americans haven't had the opportunity to read that report. we want bob mueller to bring it to life. >> democrats supposedly holding mock hearings in advance of the appearance tomorrow but chris ray is testifying before a senate committee which could give us some insight into some of the questions that might come mueller's way. >> wondering if they were going to practice their grandstanding today or if they will hold back until tomorrow. appreciate it. robert mueller is expected take heat from both political parties but democratic strategists is the marshall disagrees with her party's seemingly never-ending focus on the russia report. >> i want to get in a lot of trouble. i don't agree. when you look at what is polling as far as issues this is not an issue democrats care about or

republicans coming up on an election year. in addition to that what does it do? we are going to see the headline. i hope i'm wrong but this is a nothing burger, democrats and republicans can score some points because there will be a lot of grandstanding especially for people running for office to be president on the democratic side. he will stay completely within the lines of all those questions whether it be russia, obstruction of justice, the dossier. not sure either side is going to get the answers they seek to get those headlines. >> reporter: the russia investigation lasted 675 days, interviewed 500 witnesses, 448 pages long but found no collusion and not enough evidence for obstruction of justice. much more. new overnight south korea fires 360 rounds of warning shots at a russian military jet that violated airspace twice. the nation's ministry of defense

will file official complaints after scrambling fighter jets toward the warplane which was one of 3 russian aircraft near south korea, the two chinese planes also violated airspace. so far neither government has commented. protests turned violent in puerto rico, forcing police to fired tear gas. more demonstrations are expected today, the 11th straight day. on monday hundreds of thousands of protesters shutdown a major roadway demanding the governor resign. over vulgar text messages. in his first interview since the scandal he told shepard smith his story and he is sorry. >> everything that was said i assume responsibility for. >> it was someone else who said i would like to shoot the female mayor of san juan and you said

you would be doing the a great favor. >> i was elected by the people of puerto rico. >> those people were on the street saying we want you out. >> when pressed reseller named only one person who supported him, the mayor who denied that claim. right now teresa mae is preparing to chair her file cabinet meeting as prime minister as members are arriving at downing street. this is a live look from london. today the uk is expected to choose boris johnson to take over the role. the former mayor of london will have just over 3 months to deliver a brexit deal. benjamin hall joins us in london, johnson has a long road ahead of him. >> it is going to be a difficult start. there will be no honeymoon period for him.

boris johnson will be the 77th prime minister of the uk, the announcement is expected for about 3 hours now but is widely expected to be him. he is known by one name only, boris. today's announcement is the end of a one month battle between himself and jeremy hunt, the foreign secretary. the vote is in the hands of the 160,000 conservative party members, not the country. when teresa mae steps down tomorrow she will -- heavily criticized throughout. >> teresa mae is the mitt romney of great britain, the press will love her and all the establishment country club types may love her but the people don't. >> boris johnson was born in america but renounced his us citizenship in 2016, formerly foreign secretary, marriott london but the new prime

minister as you point out will have a difficult start when he takes office with two major issues to deal with, the first is you point out is brexit, the other is iran after a british tanker was used in the strait of hormuz but he will have an ally in donald trump who has spoken favorably of him. >> i like boris johnson. i always have. he is a different kind of guy but i'm a different kind of guy too. we got along well. i think we will have a very good relationship. >> boris has been picked to get brexit through, an issue that continues to divide the uk and boris pledged to leave the european union with or without a deal on october 21st. that is the date on which the uk would crash out anyway but there have been a number of recommendations in the cabinet among people who say they will not stand under a boris johnson government because of how he stand on brexit but he's seen as many as a unifier of the country and the people if not of people in parliament. >> benjamin hall, nice to have you with us. back at home the trump

administration will begin a fast track deportation process for illegal immigrants. it will remove nearly 300,000 illegals who entered the us in the past 2 years in a move some officials call a, quote, necessary response. senator lindsey graham weighing in on the crisis at the border. >> 52,000 released into el paso, just a matter of time to get in and hurt us. >> the process is expected to help to alleviate immigration backlogs. the president and congressional leaders coming to terms on a sweeping 2-year budget deal. the bipartisan agreement will produce $320 billion in new spending and stave off the threat of a financial crisis for another two years. the president announcing the good news on twitter mentioning this deal will include no poison

pills but bear in mind it has to be voted on by congress. much more to come on those details as well. late justice john paul stevens will be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. donald trump and the first lady paying their respects as the former justice lay in repose at the supreme court. several other justices in attendance. a navy veteran who served 3 decades on the bench, dominated by a presidential accord but became a key liberal voice, justice stevens was 99 years old. the time is 12 minutes after the top of the are, democrats ready to pounce as robert mueller takes the stand but republicans will get a chance to have some questions too. from obama to hillary to the steel dossier what needs to be asked. jenna ellis joins us with a winning playbook for the gop. a 2-year-old priceless reaction to a birthday cake fail. you want to see this.

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>> the countdown is on and in 30 hours former special counsel robert mueller will testify on capitol hill. the doj instructing him not to go beyond the boundaries of his russia report so what questions need to be asked, what can be asked from both sides? constitutional law attorney and trump 2020 advisory board member, thanks for being with us. >> great to see you. >> the doj sending down these guidelines, this is what we heard from mueller before when he said he would only stay within the guidelines. >> exactly so the question

becomes why has he been testifying? does he need to read the report out loud? what jerry nadler said on fox news sunday where he claimed he wants mueller to go in front of congress because most americans won't rita 448 page report but that doesn't get to the legal question of what can congress do with their oversight authority that hasn't been in the 448 page report and they can read the full rejected version. what needs to be interesting is they need to ask him the substance of the investigation, why didn't he go beyond the why didn't he use the scope of his authority to make sure he was investigating the full scope of the russia investigation? why did he look at the origins of the steel dossier? why did his team delete

thousands of text messages between heather nauert he and page? these are things republicans can ask and that will be the more interesting question. >> they can ask those questions but can he answer those questions specifically as a result of when you pull this up, we have it exclusively, the letters robert mueller we were just discussing that he is supposed to stay within the bounds of the report itself because he even said in may i would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress? can he answer those questions? >> the republicans in ask them even if you choose not to answer or says this goes beyond the report which should be his answer to the question. republicans can definitely use the equal airtime as democrats will parade him in front of the american public, republicans can ask those questions and can still generate the impression on

the american people of what exactly is going on here and hopefully get people to understand why the legal questions, there's no collusion, no obstruction but we need to get to the substance of the other question that may provide incentive to have their own investigation, their own congressional oversight investigation that goes beyond the scope of what the report contains. >> questions we need to know the answers to, the cost of all this, a 22 month probe, 37 total indictments, none of which have to do with collusion, 7 guilty pleas, 5 sentenced to prison, 5 trump associates convicted or pleading guilty. the democrats are going to stick with the russia collusion thing, jerry nadler up first, how do you expect that to go? >> that will be a complete circus. jerry nadler saying on fox news

sunday we hope this doesn't end up being a dead. does he wanted to hundred million dollar box office seen because americans are going to be watching with popcorn? that is what it sound like. we can expect the same thing we always expect, a complete and total circus that is just trump bashing. what the american people need to understand is nothing goes at all against donald trump, those questions have been asked and answered and put to rest. this is nothing more than democrats wanting the trump hate. >> reporter: on top of this there are reports that came out last night that the doj, some sources in the doj saying the ig report you mentioned will include information that come was running a, quote, covert operation against donald trump so much more to come on that. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, that will be interesting. >> we will have live coverage on fox. police officers put their lives on the line to protect people, how can anyone justify this? members of the nypd doused with water and hit with buckets.

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laughing, really ridiculous. there are two videos going viral online showing police officers getting hit with water. the one you just saw took place in brooklyn but a separate video going viral online shows a police officer in harlem as he is making an arrest getting hit with water and then someone throws a red plastic bucket at his head. some of the comments -- it is assault. >> you can get arrested for doing this. in the video we saw the police officers just walked away. some people are saying it is funny and they are laughing at this, many others are taking it very seriously including the president of the police benevolent association who set our anti-can't lawmakers have gotten their wish, the nypd is

frozen, the end result of the bad policies and anti-police rhetoric that has been streaming out of city hall, new york city mayor bill diblasio tweeted about it calling the footage completely unacceptable adding we won't tolerate this kind of disrespect, nypd is investigating but former nypd commissioner bernie ^ responded to the saying this is bill diblasio's fault for some of his anti-cop policies. others on social media weighing in, eric on twitter says i worked in the precinct in the 80s, that would never happened. we earned and got respect, tim tweeting horrible, no respect for the uniform. i can't imagine any part of this situation, being a police officer and having to deal with rubbing with a person feeling like you can get away with it. >> back to that community, back to those people specifically involved in that action and having to save their lives.

>> which they will do. it would be easy to figure out who did this, talk to the person who posted the video and said do you know who is throwing the water and you can't let it happen because what if it wasn't water? next time it might not be. a lot of people responding to this. tom brady under fire for this twist jump with his young daughter. >> 123 go! >> that was a jump! >> the reaction to this has been unbelievable. some people calling that irresponsible parenting between the rock johnson saying that video made him nervous and then this comment from brett favre taking a later approach, he says she gets a 10 but old dad gets a thumbs down. mike on twitter says society has

turned to this constant need to tear people down. i think it is the way she fell a little bit awkwardly but if you watch the whole video tom brady said are you ready? you ready and she is shaking her head yes, 1-2-3 jump so she was prepared, just tensed up a little bit. >> looks like she was losing control but it all ended safely. >> everybody has an opinion. thank you so much. the time is 28 after the top of the hour. how do you define patriot? webster says it is someone who loves and supports their country but if you google it the synonyms include nationalist and the now phobic. graham allen says google has gone too far and he joins us next. tiful. i love the lights.

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heather: a look at top headlines this monica the mystery deepens in the murder of a north carolina woman and her boyfriend in canada. police in british columbia say this man was in a heated exchange with lucas fowler before they were killed. two days after their murder two teenagers were reported missing nearby. police are working to determine if the cases are linked to. severe storms is a cold front pushes out a deadly heat wave. heavy rain flooding the streets of new york city has powerful storms toppled trees, leaving thousands without power in the city. in new jersey, this. strong winds damaging a mcdonald's sign, downing trees and power lines, the weekend heat wave is linked to success. the cold front causing a tropical depression to form near florida's coast and forecasters say there is not a threat.

the hearing behind closed doors ahead of robert mueller testifying on capitol hill. the house judiciary and intelligence committee plan to grill mueller about the russia probe tomorrow. his report did not have proof of criminal conspiracy between donald trump and russia. the trump administration slamming iran's claims they busted cia agents over their nuclear program. the response comes as iran denies the us shot down its own drone last week. that he said she said that is pushing tensions over the edge. >> the iranian intelligence official who made the announcement said the spies work that sensitive military nuclear installations and also said some have been sentenced to death. they were trying to collect sensitive information and

install monitoring devices at the military and nuclear sites where they worked. they failed their mission and were arrested according to iran. according to the trump administration it is not true. >> totally false, they put out propaganda, they put out lies. >> part of the nature of the ayatollah july to the world -- to lie to the world. >> growing tensions between iran and the world are most visible in the strait of what news. last friday, iran sees a bridge wheel thinker, iranian state tv released video of what appears to be good spirits, the british foreign minister is condemning the seizure. >> iran has no right to obstruct the ship's passage. it was an act of state piracy. >> reporter: the security company release radio communications between british and iranian naval forces moments before the tanker was boarded.

>> i reiterate as you conduct traffic passage in recognized international strait, the passage must not be impaired, obstruct or hampered. >> britain is putting together a maritime protection mission to be led by europe. the mission would protect ships making their way to the persian gulf. >> reporter: what about this? is google redefining the word patriot? social media users noticing the were defined by the search engine as one who loves and supports his or her country but the synonyms listed on google include nationalist, loyalist, isolationist or the now phobic. has big tech gone too far? and army veteran, graham allen, thank you for joining us to respond to this, we appreciate it.

people very outraged over this online. what do you think of it? >> not the first time google has done something. a couple months back the antiabortion film and plans was listed as propaganda on google. this is the first time big tech has tried to change the narrative for change what words actually mean. i am speaking at a summit in dc for turning point usa and i said the same thing that i'm saying now. patriotism is not racism, not bigotry, not xena phobia or any of those things, simply loving america and i for one am tired of having to apologize for living this great country that we live in. who would have ever thought we would live in a day when you have to apologize for loving america? you have to believe this is on the back of these illegal immigration talks or the squad telling you the president has issues with women of color, it has nothing to do with any of those things.

a patriot loves immigration. great american is a legal immigrant. being a patriot is simply loving this country and i am happy we have a president who says if you don't like this country then get out. >> giving your opinion on that and given to google as well. let's take a look at this next piece of video, shocking not only people in new york city but all over the country, these new york city police officers getting drenched by buckets of water while on duty. watch this. >> came over here -- violated them. they violated them. they are not stopping. >> reporter: watch the restraint as they keep walking away from folks dumping water on their

heads. as we were discussing what if that hadn't been water and people laughing about it. >> if i said it once i will say it 1 million times, god bless our men and women that decide to wear a badge. i am not a police officer but obstruction, harassment, inciting violence are a few things i think of when i see that. my reaction is the bigger issue is the people that are filming this, this societal norm where the police are the problem whereas it should be our obligation as citizens to help our police and facilitate an area where our police are able to effectively do their job, not this. >> reporter: it is a real it has gone this far. nypd has responded to this video. in the response they say many of you have seen police officers being targeted with buckets of

water, building relationships with the community, there is a line that cannot be crossed but those police officers if they got called today, 30 minutes after that happened they would be right back saving lives. >> there is nothing more selfless than a man or woman willing to put on a badge, put on the uniform every single day and protect the very people that apparently hate them for doing so. >> more responses on that coming in today. great to have you with us. we will be right back.

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