mom bought a new cake saying the store must've misheard her order. the girl could read it so she didn't know what happened. but she loved it anyway. a birthday cake. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". thank you for joining us, it will be a busy day. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> i will see a little bit of it. you can't take those bites out of the apple. >> behind closed doors were a year and a half. >> tuesday, july 23rd. the countdown is on to robert mueller defending his russia report before the american people. rob: what questions will be asked and what will way they find out? the rulebook handed down by the doj. disrespect for the badge. jillian: the video of nypd officers showing great restraint as they get down with water drawing anger and frustration from both sides of the aisle. a blast from the past to make your summer sweeter. rob: one of your favorite frozen

treats is heading back to store shelves thanks to justin bieber. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: we got lit up last night. storms came through in the evening in new york city and it was like the end of the world. jillian: some areas with downed power lines, downed trees. rob: huge flash flooding in brooklyn, staten island. you are watching "fox and friends". jillian: thank you for starting your day with us. the department of justice sending a letter to robert

mueller detailing specific guidelines ahead of his testimony on capitol hill. rob: griff jenkins with the details as democrats plan to hold a mock hearing today. >> reporter: robert mueller strikes you as a rule follower, the doj laid out specific rules in a letter to special counsel writing the department doesn't permit prosecutors like him to appear but in this case writing in a letter should you testify the department understands testimony regarding work in special counsel's office will be governed by the terms you outlined on may 29th, specifically the information you discussed during your testimony does not go beyond the public version of your march 2019 attack to the attorney general or your may 29th public statement making this statement, finally, any testimony must remain in the boundaries of your public report.

the white house -- wasn't clear the president will be watching. >> probably. i am not going to be watching mueller because you can't take those bites out of the apple. we had no collusion, no obstruction, no nothing. >> reporter: the chairman of the committee before which mueller will appear are eager to hear from the reluctant witness. >> we have to let mueller present those steps to the american people and see where we go because the administration must held accountable. most americans in their busy lives having had the opportunity to read that report. we want bob mueller to bring it to life. >> reporter: some democrats on the judiciary committee land to hold mark hearings but today fbi director chris ray testifies before the senate which could give insight to some of the questions.

rob: the doj is making sure bob mueller stays in the 4 corners of his report. jillian: karl rove says there are two central questions republican need to ask tomorrow. >> first of all a the predicate the ig and ag, that will get to the heart of whether there was fisa abuse, mueller was not appointed until may 2017, the abuses took place in 2016, way the predicate and more importantly every time the democrats go after one of the so-called obstruction charges, ask mueller do you stand by your statement that this report does not conclude the president committed a crime. this report does not conclude in the case of obstruction the president committed a crime, do you stand by those words? >> reporter: live coverage starts at 8:00 am on fox news. jillian: 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 china and australia lucas fowler before they were killed. new surveillance video shows the couple hugging at a gas station the night before. two days after their murder two teens were reported missing nearby. a man's body later found near his abandoned burning car, police working to determine if the cases are linked. now to this. foul play is suspected in the death of an ole miss college student. nbc affiliate reports out the costa was shot eight times. police have not confirmed that report. a deputy discovered her body while on routine patrol 20 miles from the mississippi campus. the 20 when-year-old was last seen on a security camera walking near a bar friday night. >> japan is lodging protests against russia and south korea

after a -- south korea fired warning shots at the russian military jet. government called the move it acceptable and extremely regrettable. south korea fired 360 rounds at the jet after it violated its airspace twice. south korean ministry of defense will file an official complaint after scrambling fighter jets toward that warplane which was one of three russian aircraft near south korea's islands. two chinese planes violated south korean airspace and so far none of these governments have commented. the president is denying claims that iran has captured 17 cia agents spying on his nuclear program. >> that is totally false, another lie. they put out propaganda. they put out lies. it is getting harder to make a deal with iran. >> claims come after the foreign minister refused to acknowledge

the united states downing iranian drones, iranian officials claim several agents were sentenced to prison and even death. >> reporter: this morning theresa may is chairing her final cabinet meeting as prime minister. a live look from london. rob: the uk is expected to choose boris johnson to take over this big role. the former mayor of london will have just three months to finally deliver a brexit deal to the british people. benjamin hall, johnson has a big job and long road ahead. >> he certainly does and he will hit the ground running. a lot of big issues at the moment. of it is boris which we find out in 2 hours he will become the 7011 prime minister of the uk and he is not over here by one name only, boris. today's announcement comes after one month of battles with jeremy hunt, the foreign minister to find out who will become the

next prime minister. the vote was in the hands of the 160,000 conservative party members, not the country and that is because theresa may stepped down as leader of the party and whoever is elected next will be her successor. theresa may leaving while being widely criticized. >> theresa may 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. >> reporter: alexander jurist -- boris johnson pronounced us citizenship in 2016. he was formerly foreign secretary and mayor of london but he will have a tough time when he starts, he has major issues to deal with, brexit and iran after british stinker season 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 they say i am a different kind of guy too. we get along well. we will have a good relationship. >> reporter: boris was elected to get brexit through, initiative continues to divide the uk and boris has pledged to leave the european union with or without a deal on october 31st, the day the uk will crash out anyway. there have been a number of resignations in the cabinet who won't work under him because of his hard brexit stance but he is seen as a unifier and popular among the people if not among politicians. rob: the trump administration will begin a backtrack deportation process for illegal immigrants, removing 300,000 illegal immigrants who have entered the us in the past two years, a move some officials call a necessary response. senator lindsey graham weighing in on the current status of the crisis at the border.

>> 52,000 released in the el paso sector, just a matter of time for a tariff to get in this crowd. rob: this process is expected to alleviate the massive immigration core backbone. >> late justice john paul stevens will be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery today. donald trump and the first lady paying their respects as the former justice lies in repose and the supreme court, several other justices in attendance. a navy veteran who served three decades on the bench, stevens was nominated by republican president gerald ford but later became a key liberal voice. justice stevens was 99 years old. rob: 2020 democrats pushing hard in the fight for 15. >> minimum wage that is a living wage, winning that fight for 15. >> one of many reasons we need to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> to $15 an hour.

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supporters is found himself in a compensation controversy. rob: does what happened with his campaign prove that a $15 minimum wage could be an economic disaster? melissa, thanks for coming on this morning. using committing this with his campaign staffers meaning he has to cut back hours. the congressional budget office did a report on what would happen throughout the country and that look at that. it shows on average it could cost 1.3 million american jobs. has what happened with bernie sanders's campaign foreshadowing this? >> differently and indicative to what would happen to businesses. if you increase the cost of your payroll that is usually the largest expense for a business unless you own real estate. the money has to come from somewhere, you won't drop out of the sky. if businesses have to pay more are either going to cut back hours like what is happening with bernie sanders at staffers or they will have to increase

the quality of what they are selling. the money has to come from somewhere. to the point that the minimum wage has to be increased, no one who can live on $15 an hour, even if we increase it to that, that is $300 a week. you could not survive in new york city on $300 a week and to be honest with you i don't think anyone can let alone if you had a family even if you were single. the idea of the minimum wage is a starter job, graduate college, graduate high school, started position. it is not supposed to be something you live on the rest of your life, it isn't even a living wage at $15 an hour. jillian: bernie sanders the vending staff compensation, $36,000 a year with 100% employer paid health care as well as paid vacation and sick leave. staff are working 40 hours a week, that comes out to $17 an hour but 40 hour work weeks in presidential campaigns are rare. the number of our staffers work,

assuring they are making the equivalent of $15 an hour. is this going to be the thing we look back and say a year from now this came back to bite him? >> i don't think it is a good idea the way he is coming about. he had a good philosophy and they have great ideas but where is the money going to come from? somebody has to pay for it in his campaign can't even support paying for it so how will it be especially a small business and even big businesses like amazon are going to cut corners. the money has to come from somewhere. rob: what this will get it is there is a struggle in this country with the cost of living rising faster than wages and that is the grander scheme to take care of with talk like this. what is the right answer to q to that problem? >> people have to educate themselves get better paying jobs.

find jobs where you can get bonuses, say you have a salary position in a 40 grand a year, find a job that will pay you a bonus if you work overtime or bring certain sales -- you could make bonuses if your salary is 40 grandeur you could make 20,000 a year in bonuses and you are at 60,000, that is a lot better, 32,000, 40,000. i think people ideally, these minimum wage jobs set out to help people start out, the best thing people can do is work hard, find better jobs, don't give up. if you are having a hard time finding a good job, keep going. jillian: your reaction, we expect to hear from robert mueller this week. it will be a big newsweek but what does this do to the markets this week? >> it will be a very interesting day like a federal reserve day where the fed says they will raise rates or drop rates because the market is going to be wild. that being said, long-term i don't think this will negatively affect the market but on

wednesday if you're in active trader take a step back and if you're a long-term investor, whatever the market has that is wild wiggles and jiggles and comes back but the market -- rob: $47,000 on the dow. >> we have made more highs since trump got elected and nowhere near where the market was when trump got elected so i think there is 0% the market ever goes back to the price it was on the day trump was elected unless he does not get reelected. rob: appreciate your time. jillian: a food fight in washington. the new rules being unveiled that could strip millions of their benefits but save the country billions. rob: amanda knox wants to have the best party ever, the acquitted killer as shameless crowdfunding appeal for her wedding.

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>> watch very carefully. >> you are more likely to start smoking cigarettes. imagine. rob: on long with music sites and social media from 2011-2013 the number of high schoolers with e-cigarette using the last 30 days jumped from 1.6%, 20.8%, that is unbelievable. >> millions of people often stems. it is a potential program. >> 1 million people from the

food stamp program, 43 states that make you eligible to receive food stamp benefits if you are enrolled in another program, temporary assistant for needy families. they want to make you go through certain requirements. you have to go through a test, pass certain requirements as far as your income, to temporary facilities and food stamps. of this goes through. donald trump has argued people receiving food stamps who may not necessarily save them. >> who would have thought bieber could have brought back, and when you were a child. talking, and we need those back.

they are taking that is a q. if we can get 100,000 tweets, retweets asking for these we will bring them back, only 105,000 retweets. they are bringing back those double parts. they are perfect. >> watching that video, gives the chills. i am one of those -- >> fair enough. >> mayor pete at the center of the police force exodus. why south bend officers say the administration is a joke is best attempt at a resolution is sending him a pizza from the campaign trail.

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jillian: government workers blowing the whistle and officials failing to use a cutting-edge program to boost security on the southern border. apparently lying about it. rob: katherine herridge had an exclusive interview with those three. >> reporter: three whistleblowers alleging the homeland security dna pilot program designed to screen individuals held by customs and border protection agents against an fbi database for violent crime. >> us citizens and illegal aliens in this country. are and have been harmed due to our agency not collecting dna. >> reporter: the whistleblowers provided fox news with government workers. in 2010 the already approved dna collection did not go forward after than homeland security

secretary janet napolitano got a waiver from then attorney general eric older citing severe organizational resource and financial challenges. in 2016 the whistleblowers say they installed dna project. it still wasn't operational it proved technology could have cut processing times. kirsten nielsen was peppered with questions about the status. >> the pilot occurring right now. >> the planning stages. >> there is no current pilot program. it is dead in the water. >> they followed this complaint with government investigators, it fully supports these whistleblowers that there was a substantial likelihood of -- homeland security said there are no plans to change the waiver but dhs is moving forward on a program to verify familial relationships.

>> fox news alert, chilling video shows refugee children praising isis, kids chanting we will stand on the head of the apostates and crush them one by one. the children waving their fingers to support the terror group, a monitoring group believes their mothers may have been radicalized. >> police in south bend indiana speaking out of repeat buttigieg and handling of an officer involved shooting, and identified officers telling fox news their morale is at an all-time low adding, quote, it is demoralizing and hard to come to work lately, another adding you are going to see a mass exodus. a white police officer shot and killed eric logan who is black, carrying a knife and refused to drop it. the president candidate said there's a shadow of racism in

policing and angering cops. rob: severe storms pounding the northeast as a cold front, look at this video, pushes out a deadly heat wave over the weekend, heavy rain and the streets of new york city. >> powerful storm toppling trees onto cars in philadelphia leaving thousands without power. >> in new jersey strong winds to a vintage mcdonald's sign downing trees and power lines as well. the weekend heat wave linked to 6 deaths. a tropical depression is forming near florida's coast, tracking it all, with more. >> look at the damage reports we've got in portions of the mid-atlantic to the northeast, flooding reports in brooklyn and

large hail in new jersey. all of those reports in the last 12 hours and we could see a potential for more strong to severe storms as the cold front moves offshore. the cold front will push the tropical depression away from the us. that will work very well for us. you are the current temperatures. 60 in des moines. the forecast heat index where you see the red sheeted areas for the areas we are dealing with, the last week or so. the flooding concerns across the mississippi river valley towards portions of the tennessee river valley and the mid-atlantic and northeast. rain showers throughout the day because of that powerful cold front and the system offshore, that tropical depression not going to develop and it will be pushed because of the cold front. we are not going to worry about it.

we could see some showers across florida but it is being pushed off. jillian: attention all beverly hills 90210 fans. >> don't look at me like that. what can i tell you? rob: the favorite diner the peachpit coming to life, opening as a pop up in la. jillian: it will be open from august 1st to the third to celebrate the reboot of the show set to air on fox this fall. a couple days to go and see it. 36 after the hour. a disturbing officer ambush. >> they violated them. jillian: isn't that terrible? suspects pour water on the people who protect them. outrage is online. rob: the president's love it or

leave it message echoed by church, carly shimkus explains why this sign is going viral. ♪

>> people are fired up and angry after seeing this video showing nypd officers kidding doused with buckets of water. >> they are violated. >> carly shimkus, people online are talking about this. >> shocking video surfacing on social media that showed police officers getting hit with buckets of water or other objects. this video you see right here, this incident took place in

brooklyn but in a separate viral video police in harlem you just saw, a police officer making an arrest, getting hit with water and somebody through the plastic red bucket at his head. the new york police department chief responded saying the video of cops being doused with water and having objects hurled at them is reprehensible. new york city cops and communities made remarkable progress together but every new yorker must show respect for our cops, they deserve nothing less. bill diblasio reacted on twitter saying completely unacceptable. we will not tolerate this kind of disrespect. nypd is investigating. former commissioner ernie character said some of bill diblasio's policies are to blame in this situation.

reaction is pouring in on social media. eric tweets i worked in the 73rd precinct, that would never have happened, we earned and got respect. tim shining in, saying horrible, no respect for the uniform. george on twitter saying this is going to end well for society, the left is elevated lawlessness and they are heading into the abyss. political reaction coming in. this video shocking. rob: politicians build political capital out of dividing police from their communities and creating this environment with that we are in. jillian: church is taking some heat. donald trump has been saying for the last week that, virginia church is echoing with this billboard that says america, love it or leave it.

some people living this message, congregants walked out of this church because of it. one says i stand with trump and the pastor on this 100% but another person chiming in saying i love the message just should not be put on a church billboard. the church's pastor stand by what he is saying. >> it is a controversial video. >> tom brady facing backlash for a video showing him cliff diving with his 60-year-old daughter. some calling it irresponsible parenting. watch this. >> one, 2, three, go. jillian: that is the video in question. johnson responded saying it gave him anxiety but brett favre had a lighter take saying she is a

10 but old dad gets them down. she clearly has fun or wouldn't have posted that video. rob: 43 minutes after the hour, massive protests expected in puerto rico after the embattled governor announces he won't seek reelection but he did defend himself to fox's shepard smith. >> i was elected to the people of puerto rico. >> we want you out. >> democrats calling for the government to resign. the president has had issues with the leadership in puerto rico all along. jillian: the current issue so far, stretching into dc. >> what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> good morning to everybody. tuesday morning in new york

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>> doesn't the buck stop with your office? >> i was elected by the people of puerto rico. >> those people are on the street saying we want you out. >> i'm battling corruption in puerto rico. >> the governor refusing to step down, thousands protesting in the street over several corruption scandals. >> the president has had serious problems with the puerto rican government for quite a long time. >> thank you for your time. hundreds of leaked pages, messages between the governor and other people in the inner circle talking about profanity

lacing, homophobic things, politicians, he did apologize yesterday but that is not enough for the people in puerto rico. >> he doesn't pull punches. revealing with the governor said behind closed doors is fuel to the fire, so many problems, a culture of political corruption in puerto rico. it hurt people personally especially since the recent hurricane, financial crisis, puerto rico has been in a financial and fiscal crisis and individuals who are not seeing federal funds and help they need because there was a hiccup. and due to lack of transparency,

and processing to where they need, helping people who need the help and people are upset about it, rightfully so. >> the president got so much blame for the response to the hurricane in puerto rico a couple years ago but the big issue was sending the government a blank check. >> does this validate his claim. and do what you want with it. they are processing him in short to accountability, the same should be set of puerto rico, to a greater extent because there are problems with ongoing investigations criminally now, people are not aware so there should be a middleman in place. in my opinion the president

should appoint the recovery of puerto rico, that oversees those transparent mechanisms put into place to ensure they get to the user that deserves it and caught up in the hands of frankly less unscrupulous middleman political leaders. >> a number of democrats calling for his resignation, tulsi gabbard says we must stand up against corruption. must resign, julian castro says i stand with the puerto rican industry protesting for his resignation. our fellow man whe they come from but you look at the citizens of puerto rico suffering and that is just in recent times, not something that

just happened but more than a decade if not longer where american citizens who serve our country in the armed forces and serving along many in afghanistan, i was proud to see the valiant efforts they made on the front lines, they are as american as any of us but are not getting the help a typical american would get if you were in florida or elsewhere. it is not the federal government's fault, they are trying hard to make strong effort to make sure those funds get there but it is legislative, the process is in puerto rico are not allowing for it so in this world of limited funds we are limited by resources, we should focus our efforts home first if not simultaneously with helping others. rob: expecting more protests today, we appreciate it. 52 minutes after the hour.

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