studio audience! i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. [cheers and applause] jon: president trump arrives back in washington this evening as his war of words with four democratic congresswomen known as the squad shows no signs of quieting anytime soon. good evening, i'm jon scott, this is "the fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: the now week-long feud between president trump and representatives alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley and rashida tlaib continued this morning with the president tweeting that the first-term progressives are, quote, not capable of loving our country. the back and forth has led many democrats to call trump racist and many republicans to come to his defense. >> when you disagree with the president, suddenly you're a bad person. our allegiance is not to president. our allegiance is to

constitution of the united states of america. >> do you believe president trump is a racist? >> i believe he is -- yes, no doubt about it. >> i think the millions of americans share the president's frustration about sitting members of congress engaging in that kind of reckless rhetoric whether it be anti-semitic rhetoric, whether it be referring to border patrol agents as running concentration camps, and the president thought it was important to stand up to them, and i'm glad he did. jon: ellison barber is live near the president's golf club where he spent the weekend. ellison? >> reporter: hi, jon. yeah, it's been seven days since president trump's first round of tweets about members of the so-called squad. the tweets the democratic-led house decided to vote to condemn as racist. since then president trump's attacks and criticisms of the squad have only become more frequent. he tweeted about them again this morning saying in part, quote: i

don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. they should apologize to america and israel for the horrible, hateful things they have said. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez directly responding, quote, we fight to guarantee the health care, public college and student loan forgiveness, enviro protections, basic human rights. we don't take a dime of corporate money either. you drive up drug prices, hurt immigrant kids. elijiah cummings says he believes the president is a racist. chairman cummings said some of what he's hearing reminds him of the racism he experienced during the civil rights movement. >> when i think about what he said to these young ladies, i can still remember bleeding from my forehead when people were throwing bottles -- and these were adults -- throwing bottles and saying go home [bleep] we want somebody in that white house who our children can be

proud of, who our children can emulate, who our children will look up to, and that is not the kind of example that you're setting. and i'm telling you, mr. president, you and we, our nation is better than that. >> reporter: a senior white house aide told "fox news sunday" he believes racist is a term often used to stifle dissent and tries to shift the focus of the comments made by the squad. >> perhaps most shocking of all were the comments made by representative ocasio-cortez saying our border agents are running concentration camps and, therefore, they are nazis. i'm a jew. as an american jew i am profoundly outraged by the comments from ocasio-cortez. it is a historical smear. it is a sinful comment. it minimizes the death of six million of my jewish brothers and sisters. >> reporter: president trump left new jersey around 4:00 this

evening. he is back at the white house now as he headed inside to white house, he ignored shouted questions from reporters. jon? jon: this is the week, ellison, that we expect robert mueller, the special counsel, to testify on capitol hill. any signs the white house is worried about that? >> reporter: well, the president at least publicly is seeming to say that he is not in saying that he does not think this matters. special counsel robert mueller is set to testify on wednesday. when asked about it, president trump told reporters he will not watch it. >> as far as i'm concerned, they already took their impeachment vote. and the impeachment vote was so lopsided, it was a massive victory. and you know what? at some point they have to stop the playing games, because they're just playing games. no, i won't be watching mueller. if. >> reporter: now, during his testimony democrats are hoping that mueller will go into detail about at least five instances

laid out in the special counsel's report, instances that they believe potentially constitute obstruction. jon? jon: ellison barber in new jersey the, thank you. just in to fox newsroom, puerto rico's governor says he will not resign but also will not seek re-election when his term comes to an end. this as unrest grows on the island amid allegations of corruption in his administration and his use of vulgar text messages. jeff paul is live in san juan with the latest on that. jeff? >> reporter: yeah, jon, and that announcement happening a few minutes ago, thousands and thousands of folks continue to protest. the governor here in puerto rico saying he will not only not seek re-election, but he will not be the leader of his party. folks out here, they continue to protest and demonstrate, and they have been marching all day and doing pretty creative things

to get their message across to governor that they want him to reresign. they have been marching, making noise, motorcycles and horses. and now we are seeing they are -- [inaudible] dozens in the bay on kayaks and boats to demonstrate earlier today. and some of the folks we spoke with say -- [inaudible] the governor has announced it is simply not good enough. >> nothing. [laughter] i think he'll need to get out -- [laughter] that would be it. there is no going back. >> i've lost trust of puerto rico. there's no option. this is democracy. it's going to be a dictatorship. >> reporter: now, as you take a look at this video with, this was shot on wednesday during the last major planned protest. if you think things got out of hand for most of this protest,

it was relatively peaceful for hours and hours, but as is with several times at this kind of events, the actions of a few can ruin it for the rest. police say molotov cocktail it ises were thrown at them, fireworks shot at them, and they had to disperse the crowd. back out here live, there's a lot of people out here. we expect them to show up tomorrow for a protest beginning at nine a.m. they're going to be marching from the biggest mall in san juan. outside the governor's house -- [inaudible] some folks out here are given the day off from work so they can be a part of what's happening here in puerto rico. jon: jeff paul, thank you. misgrapple with more -- police grapple with more pro-democracy protesters in hong kong after protesters ignored commands and threw various objects. the demonstrations began last month after introduction of a bill that would allow hong kong residents facing criminal charges to be sent to mainland

china to stand trial. the bill is suspended for now in the backlash, but many of those protesters are calling for hong kong's leader to resign. iran is rejecting president trump's statement that a u.s. warship destroyed one of its drones. the incident reportedly happened on thursday, one day before iran seized a british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz. despite the tensions between the u.s. and iran, the pentagon says it is open to talks. but what about tehran? garrett tenney is polling this from washington. garrett? >> reporter: well, jon, what we're seeing here is the idea of peace through strength. u.s. central command is develop thing a plan with our allies to secure key waterways in the middle east to prevent iran from harassing or seizing any other tankers. this weekend secretary of state mike pompeo said the u.s. is ready ask and willing to sit down with the iranian leaders and negotiate a deal to lift sanctions and address its destabilizing behavior in the region but said tehran is refusing to change.

>> in the end, the iranians have to -- the iranian regime has to make a decision that it wants to behave like a normal nation. and if they do that, we're prepared to negotiate across a broad spectrum of issues with no preconditions. i hope that they will do that, but today we have seen no indications that the iranians are prepared to fundamentally change the direction of their nation. >> reporter: today iran's foreign minister threw fuel on the fire by blaming white house national security adviser john bolton for the british oil tanker being seized by iran, tweeting: make no mistake, having failed to lure donald trump into the war of the century and fearing collapse of his b team, john bolton is turning his venom against the u.k. in hopes of drag it into a quagmire. only prudence and foresight can avoid such ploys. u.s. lawmakers such as senator ron johnson say iran's antics are only uniting the world

against it. >> i think iran is playing a very, very dangerous game. it makes no sense that they'd go after the u.k. i think they were trying to divide the u.s. from our friends and allies. they're just uniting us in, hopefully, standing up to iran once and for all. >> reporter: in addition to securing waterways in the middle east, the u.s. is also bolstering its military presence in the region. hundreds more u.s. troops are heading to saudi arabia, joining the 70,000 troops already deployed to the middle east, jon. jon: garrett tenney, thank you. navy officials are criticizing venezuela after one of its fighter jets aggressively shadowed a u.s. reconnaissance aircraft. the u.s. southern command says it happened friday over the caribbean sea. venezuela's defense minister says the american aircraft entered the renal without reporting in, that's when the russian-made jet was dispatched. officials are calling the move unprofessional saying venezuela's plane was at an

unsafe distance and jeopardized the american crew. tens of millions of americans are dealing with scorching temperatures reaching triple digits. the hot weather already has claimed the lives of at least six people. right now 23 states remain under heat warnings and advisories, and new york city is under a state of emergency. jacqui heinrich is outside our studios with more on how people are trying to deal with the heat. >> reporter: well, jon, this is now the third straight day of the city's hottest stretch of weather in the better part of a decade, and we're beginning to see exactly what city officials wanted to avoid, and that is power outages. right now more than 14,000 customers are without power in queens, long island and westchester, and considering that one customer can represent a building, the number of people without power could actually be much higher. at the brooklyn detention complex, inmates are being given fans, water, ice and cool showers, 3700 inmates between

that jail and the correctional center on rikers are would want electricity right now. new york state declared a state of emergency friday because of the heat. city officials are keeping the sprinklers on at playgrounds until dark and tweeting instructions on how to legally open fire hydrants. they also opened more than 500 cooling centers across the city and urged people to keep the blinds down and conserve energy to avoid a strain on the power grid. just last weekend more than 72,000 customers were left in the dark when a transformer malfunctioned, and mayor bill dewhat's owe scrapped his presidential campaign schedule this weekend because of the potential for more problems. more than 200 million americans in 32 statements were under heat wave advisories this weekend, mayors of boston, philadelphia and washington, d.c. also declaring emergencies with boston and new york issuing code red alerts. scorching temperatures are being blamed for six depths in three

states including a man who was repairing an air conditioner in an attic in arizona, four people in maryland and a former new york giants defensive lineman who had been outside working in his family's shop. according to the national weather service, extreme heat actually kills more people each year than floods and tornadoes, and so it's the relief that's on the way with the forecast in this schedule can really not come a moment too soon, jon. jon: jacqui heinrich out there in the thick of it in new york city, thank you. so how long should we expect the sweltering testimonies to last -- temperatures to last? let's bring in meteorologist paul williams, he has the forecast and, i hope, some good news. >> reporter: well, i want to be the bear of good news, but it's on a bit of a delay. first of all, where we stand right now throughout the midwest, illinois going into indiana, they're also under an excessive heat warning as well as advisories, as well as the same we've just seen, previously

seen through the story that we just saw a few moments ago along the entire east coast. we're talking about the accu weather real-feel calculation at 110 to possibly 115 from time to time. sweltering conditions today throughout portions of texas, and we have a little bit of rain we're expecting around the kansas city area. that touch of rain, despite that, we're still watching out for massive heat conditions and warming conditions there. for today we're going to deal with 105-110 as far as the real-feel is concerned. unfortunately, tomorrow we'll have that same problem for baltimore, richmond, down through raleigh and a good portion of the southeast. however, relief on the way eventually. we'll have some scattered showers by monday afternoon along the east coast, but we'll have to hold off until after monday, evening storms for tuesday courtesy of stormy weather. cooler conditions will begin to prevail monday, but we'll have to wait for the storms to come through first, then a bit of relief.

heavy thunderstorms with the possibility of, believe it or not, flooding on top of this heat. jon: wow. all right, thanks very much, paul williams from accuweather. a check on the 2020 campaign trail up next. plus, a young american woman and her australian boyfriend murdered while traveling in canada. what police are saying now about this case. ♪ ♪ let's be honest, you only talk about your insurance when you complain about it. (garbled)....it's so painful. good point! that's why esurance is making the whole experience surprisingly painless. so, you never have to talk about it. unless you're their spokesperson. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. ♪ my skin... it was embarrassing.

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language. jon: that's democratic presidential candidate cory booker slamming president trump for his criticism of the congressional so-called squad. meanwhile, it's been a busy weekend on the trail for the other candidates with two of the front-runners, joe biden and bernie sanders, campaigning in crucial early voting states. christina coleman is live in our west coast newsroom with more. >> reporter: hi, jon. well, medicare for all, social security and the controversial send her back chant that erupted at the president's north carolina rally are all topics this weekend on the campaign trail for democratic presidential hopefuls. senator bernie sanders campaigning hard in iowa, making three different stops today alone. he opened a campaign office in ottumwa with, iowa, today after meeting with union workers. sanders spoke about his proposed medicare for all single-payer program and encouraged voters to get up and take action if they want real change. >> it is not good enough to say, oh, man, i'm really angry that i'm earning low wages, that i

can't afford health care, that my kid can't go to chen, and i'm really worried about climate change. if they are worried, they're going to have to get involved in the political process. stand up and fight back. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: former vice president joe biden campaigned in las vegas. biden wants to build on obamacare, not scrap the whole program for a medicare for all plan, and like many presidential hopefuls, he's strongly criticizing the president and his supporters from a north carolina rally earlier this week who were chanting "send her back," referring to congresswoman ilhan omar. >> we are literally, not figuratively, in the battle for the soul of the country. donald trump's viciousness, his bullying, his utter disregard for people's lives is literally tearing the soul out of who we are. >> reporter: cory booker was on state of the union, and steve bullock was on abc this week and both candidates fiercely criticizing the chants. >> the reality is this is a guy

who is worse than a racist. he's actually using racist tropes and racial language for political gains, trying to use this as a weapon to divide our nation. >> it's racist, and those 13 seconds where trump just basically soaked in those sounds of those chants, that's going to be a stain on this presidency. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg, who has faced strong backlash from both police and the black community after an officer-involved shooting in south bend, indiana, will attend an naacp convention in detroit today. jon? jon: christina coleman, thank you. the wage debate is unfolding on capitol hill after the democratic-led house approved a bill last week to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. as many of the democratic presidential candidates support the increase, a seattle-based restaurant chain says it had to declare bankruptcy partially because of the increase in labor costs associated with rising

minimum wages. dan springer has more from seattle. >> reporter: in a vote mostly along party lines, democrats in the house made good on a promise and passed a $15 federal minimum wage. it would be the first hike in a decade, but republicans who control the senate are unlikely to even bring it up. their argument, job losses. a point strengthened by the bankruptcy filing last week by restaurants unlimited. 35 upscale restaurants mainly along the west coast. the company partially blamed high minimum wage costs which raised its labor costs over the last three years. it cited three examples where minimum wages have climbed dramatically. >> i think what restaurants unlimited found out is they can't pass along the full impact of that labor cost increase to their customers through higher prices. >> the cost of doing business has gone up, and it's really hard to adjust your prices in a restaurant at the speed that the

market changes. >> reporter: despite high wages, 111 new restaurants opened in seattle since may according to the seattle times. a proponent says restauranted unlimited is making pay a scapegoat. >> they made some bad business decisions. there were a couple of openings that didn't go well. they're closing them in other places where there's a lower minimum wage. >> reporter: nearly every democratic presidential hopeful supports the $15 federal minimum, more than double the current $7.25 which is still in effect in 21 states. >> long past time. it should be $15 ap hour across the united states of america. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: the nonpartisan congressional budget office just issued a report on raising the federal wage to $15 an hour. it said 17 million people would get a pay raise, but while 1.3 million people would be lifted out of poverty the, it could cost three times that many people their jobs. dan springer, fox news. jon: an international murder mystery unfolding in canada as

police are investigating the murders of an american woman and her australian boyfriend. both found dead last week alongside a highway in british columbia. meanwhile, the state department says its personnel are closely monitoring the situation. lauren blanchard has more on this developing story from our washington bureau. >> reporter: jon, it's being called a suspicious death. canadian investigators want to talk to anyone who may have been in the area where the two young travelers were found, just south of the hot springs. they're specifically asking for anyone with dash cam footage. 24-year-old china deese of charlotte, north carolina, and her boyfriend, 23-year-old lucas fowler, the son of an australian police inspector, were found on monday morning last week along a rural highway in northern british columbia alongside an old blue chevrolet van. australian authorities have now sent two homicide detectives to act as ally yea soften for the fowler family and the royal

canadian mounted police. >> what a tragic event, knowing it's the son of one of our police officers. our understanding is that it was with a vehicle in the northern part of british columbia. it appears they may have been shot at that location. >> reporter: fowler's family saying they're on their way to canada to bring their boy home and to lose someone so young and vibrant who was traveling the world and just enjoying life to full is devastating. while deese's older brother posting on facebook, his family has spent if hours working with the u.s. embassy and investigators and that china and lucas' lives were abruptly taken from a random act of violence while starting their road trip through canada. royal canadian police say as of now the investigation is still in its infancy, and they're not sure if deese and fowler were targeted or if it was a random attack. however, they don't believe right now there is any public safety risk.

jon? jon: lauren blanchard, reporting from our washington bureau. thanks. some of the most highly anticipated congressional testimony set to take place in a matter of days. a preview of the former special counsel robert mueller's trip to capitol hill. ♪ ♪ finish finish

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general and others have spent the few months systematically lying to the american people about what the investigation found. they've said that it found no collusion, that it found no obstruction, that it exonerated the president. all three of those statements are absolute lies. jon: that is house judiciary committee chairman jerrold nadler on "fox news sunday" insisting the president is far from exonerated in the russia probe. i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." if your just joining us, the new york democrat telling our chris wallace there is substantial evidence that president trump is, quote, guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. this as house lawmakers prepare to question former special counsel robert mueller on wednesday. with more on what we can expect to hear, let's bring in a breaking news reporter for the washington examiner. so the report has been open to public for a couple of months now. are we expecting that robert mueller is going to go well beyond what he said in that report? >> no. i think there's no indication

whatsoever that he's really going to go much further than the confines of that report, that 448-page report that he had issued. and he has said as much, and he was reticent even to testify before capitol hill. so i think that it'll probably be a little bit less of an exciting event or, you know, i don't think anything huge is going to come that's beyond what's already been published in this report. jon: well, he doesn't seem to want to testify, but democrats who run the house seem to want to compel that testimony. what are they hoping to get out of it? >> they're hoping to get some sort of bombshell. i think they're trying to -- they're going to nail him on, grill him on questions regarding further details of what's laid out in there. is and i think they're going to really just go after the ten different instances of possible collusion that he laid out in the report, and they're really just hoping to find something that they can tether to attack president trump with and, hopefully for them, in terms of

their own political -- what their own political ambitions are, to make the president look bad. jon: adam schiff in particular is a democrat, a california congressman, who has been particularly tough on the president overall. listen to what he had to say. >> it's been clear, you know, from bob mueller that he felt and the justice department feels bound by this office of legal counsel opinion that you can't indict a sitting president. but he has a, essentially, unindicted co-conspirator. the case will be reopened when he leaves office providing the statute of limitations has not run, and the justice department will have to weigh whether to indict do the former president. from my point of view, if the evidence supports that, the he should be indicted. jon: so adam schiff, obviously, thinks that the president should be indicted when he leaves office. what do the american people think about all of that? >> well, it's interesting. there was a recent poll that was conducted by cbs at the end of may, kind of the outside of all

of this stuff that was going on with the investigation. and it kind of found an interesting sort of split. about 75% of americans believe that mueller should testify before capitol hill, but only -- but 53%, or a majority of americans, don't believe the democrats should continue investigating this whole russia stuff, and they would rather them move on to other more pertinent issues like immigration, the economy, job creation, etc. so i think it'll be interesting to see what turns out from the actual testimony, and i really don't think it's going to be all too much. jon: you mentioned earlier that robert mueller doesn't particularly seem to want to testify, but he has been compelled by house democrats. here's what mueller himself had to say on that score. >> i hope and expect this to be the only time that i will speak to you in this manner. i am making that decision myself. any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report.

it contains our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decisions we made. we chose those words carefully, and the work speaks for itself. and the report is my testimony. jon: so it would seem if he's not going to go beyond what is in his report, democrats are going to be left sorely disappointed. >> that's what one could argue, and it'll be, again, no one really knows what's going to happen once they start asking him questions, but mueller is notoriously well known for kind of holding that veil of, holding that line and not really leaking to press. mean, during the investigation just seeing him in public and getting photos was a newsworthy event. he's been holding everything chose to belt, and i think it will continue to do so as this testimony heats up. jon: yeah. for his part, the president seems unperturbed about anything that robert mueller might say.

here's what the president had to say on friday. >> as far as i'm concerned, they already took their impeachment vote, and the impeachment vote was so lopsided, it was a massive victory. and and you know what? at some point they have to stop playing games, because they're just playing games. no, i won't be watching mueller. jon: i mean, if the house wanted to impeach the president, nancy pelosi could have gotten that ball rolling already, could she not? >> she could have, but there's also some internal struggles within democratic leadership there. it's been well reported that her and house judiciary chairman jerry nadler kind of have differing views on how to go about this whole impeachment deal. and with nadler actually asking pelosi in closed door meetingsings multiple times whether or not she would be ready to start an impeachment inquiry, every time pelosi has rebuffed those calls by nadler. so there's a little bit of

in-fighting there, but pelosi 's holding the strings on this whole thing. jon: zachary, thank you. >> thanks for having me, or jon. jon: meanwhile, court records released thursday suggest that president trump and his close aides scrambled to pay adult film star stormy daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair in the weeks before the 2016 election. those documents made public as federal prosecutors close their investigation with no plans to charge anyone in the scandal beyond president trump's former attorney, michael cohen. rick leventhal has that story. >> reporter: details of the investigation that sent the president's former fixer, michael cohen, to prison are now public with a federal judge's order unredacting most of the 900 pages of documents related to his case. [inaudible conversations] >> reporter: much of the material focuses on payments orchestrated by cohen to porn star stephanie clifford, also known as stormy daniels, and former playboy playmate karen

mcdougal who both alleged affairs with donald trump years before the 2016 election. the negotiations between cohen's and ooh clifford's attorney over a $130,000 payment which the fbi says was intended to keep clifford from making statements on the eve of the 2016 presidential election and, thus the, constitutes a campaign contribution in excess of the applicable limit. the unredacted documents also suggest then-candidate trump was involved in at least one of the phone calls with cohen and hope hicks who is now chief communications officer for fox corporation. with the fbi determining cohen received a call from hicks. 15 seconds in, trump joined the call and the call continued for over four minutes. cohen sent himself drafts of e-mails of how he'd explain the payments when asked. he wrote: i knew the allegation to be false adding, he was not

reimbursed any monies from mr. trump, the trump organization, any third party or the presidential campaign, and at no point did he ever advise mr. trump of my communications or actions regarding this agreement. under oath can cohen admitted he was reimbursed and claimed mr. trump knew all about the deals. the president has denied the affairs and any campaign finance violations. and in the newly-released documents, federal prosecutors suggest it's unlikely any additional charges would be filed in the hush money investigation. in new york, rick leventhal, fox news. jon: new footage shows the dramatic moment iranian troops rappeled from a helicopter and seized a british-flagged oil tanker. the tension situation began friday in the strait of hormuz. >> reporter: information today is shedding light on the iranian seizure of a british oil tanker on friday. newly-released video shows a dramatic scene as iranian troops rappel from a helicopter to board the british-flagged vessel

that was carrying no cargo, but had a crew of 23 people onboard. radio transmissions between the british and iranians paint a picture about how the event unfolded as the iranian military vessel demands that the british tanker alter its course. >> reporter: the british tanker was ultimately taken into iranian custody where it remains. britain's foreign minister, jeremy hunt, called on the tanker to be released after saying the seizure appears to be a tit for tat situation after the british detained an iranian oil tanker earlier this month suspected of trying to deliver oil to syria. britain's defense secretary said that iran taking the british tanker was illegal. >> it is absolutely clear, i spoke to our maritime commander

out in the region today, early this morning. it's very clear that those, that ship was in a -- [inaudible] this is an illegal and hostile act. >> reporter: the iranians also stopped a second oil tanker on friday, but it was ultimately released. the new tensions in the gulf have both the united states and its allies raising their military presence in the region in preparation for the possibility of a larger conflict. jon? jon: trey, thank you. signs of progress for the trump administration as it tries to shut down the now of migrantses at the border with mexico. how a new asylum policy is affecting the situation on the ground. ♪ ♪ carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in?

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with we explain what might be causing the surge. >> reporter: most swimmers taking a dip on the shores of cape cod are treading lightly. >> another sharky summer. >> reporter: over 30 sharks reportedly spotted just within the last week alone. three shark attacks in north carolina in june on top of a deadly attack on the cape last september making beachgoers more cautious. >> a quick in and out. [laughter] you can be can't take chances anymore. it's too risky. >> reporter: you'll be confronted with this sign warming swimmers of danger. the chief of fire here in orleans, massachusetts, says people are starting to take the risk more seriously. >> people are no longer incredulous to potential danger. however, we're seeing a cultural change across cape cod to stay close to shore, to swim responsibly. >> reporter: chief pike is in charge of about 7 miles of

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jon: air force sending a warning on anyone planning on storming area 51 in nevada, after an event on facebook went viral, jennifer griffin with more. reporter: it was a joke, but one that air force is taking seriously, a facebook post announced a plan to raid area 51. been at center of ufo and alien conspiracy theories for decade, more than a million people have signed up, slated for late september, where most declares we can move faster than their bullets, let's see them aliens, it is enough to spook the air

force, they don't use the term area 51 to describe the live tire training range, large -- live fire training range, largest in united states, one of many reasons that air force officials don't want people to trespass on the base, they are worried some might be killed. saying quote: >> military spent 22 million wildollars to re search ufo's lt month navy briefed several senators on capitol hill about ufo encounters like this one. from a navy f-18 training mission 4 years ago off of the east coast of the united states, an unidentified aerial phenomenon.

>> you have objects that are are maneuvering in many ways. reporter: in the clear if all of facebook followers are real and not russian bots, fox news. jon: a newlywed husband and wife received a surprise gift, their reception at trump national golf club in new jersey, had an unexpected guest, president, he crashed the wedding, met with excitement and cheers, the couple of huge trump supporters, they had trump 2020 flags decorating the flag. today is national ice cream day, a lot of places offer free treats like dairy queen, and carvel, others like cold stone have buy one get one deals, only challenge is trying to finish the ice cream before it melts, that is our "fox report" this

sunday july 21, i am jon scott, thank you for joining us. we'll see you next weekend. chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump keeps attacking the squad. but says he disapproves of that angry >> i didn't say that, they did. i disagree with it. >> we'll discuss week's debate over race and loyalty to country with senior adviser stephen miller, a fox news sunday exclusive. then, the report is my testimony. chris: democrat prepare to question special counsel robert mueller with about his russia investigation, we ask