>> let's get ready for some football. houston is is ready to host super bowl 51. we are live in the lone star state. >> meanwhile a lot of activity in washington. brand-new tweets from the president against the judge who put his controversy executive order on hold. >> welcome to this special three-hour addition. >> it's nice to be with you, we are in discovery green park in houston. home to tens of thousands of

super bowl fans. >> president trumps spending his day weighing his options. here arrived at mar-a-lago florida after a judge overturned the white house executive order to nine refugees in seven muslim country. >> plus, security airports across the globe try to sort out what is on and what is off when it comes to the most recent travel ban. president trump -- sorry, we are dealing with some issues. president trump signed an executive order on cyber security and they looked into russia's alleged hacking.

>> it happens, right now president trump is spending the weekend in mar-a-lago florida. early early this morning he hit twitter, tech in a judge who overturned his controversy travel ban. despite the ruling, protesters plan to take to palm beach to the white house winter home to a fundraiser tonight. we followed the proverbial bouncing ball. >> cleveland, good afternoon tea. this money. this money president trump started his day as he often does on twitter. in a series of tweets he went after the federal judges ruling who essentially overturned his executive order. he starts off saying "when a country is no longer to say who can and who cannot come in and out, especially for out, especially for reasons of safety and security, big trouble" interesting that certain middle eastern companies agree with the ban, it is death and

destruction. he concluded that with this "the opinion of this so-called judge which takes law-enforcement away from our country, is country, is ridiculous and will be overturned" to that end, the white house and the department of justice will file an emergency stay of the federal judges order. that is essentially halted the it temporary immigration band. the democrats are continuing to pile on the executive order. senate minority leader, chuck schumer went after president trump are criticizing that federal judge. he tied that to the upcoming confirmation over the supreme court nominee. in his statement statement he says in part, the president's attack on james romar, bush appointee who passed with 99 votes, showed votes, showed a disdain for an independent judiciary who does not always ended to his wishes and a continued lack of respect for the constitution. making it more important at the supreme court serves as an independent check on the administration. back here at mar-a-lago the president held a series of

meetings with advisors. he will will have phone calls with world leaders including from italy and ukraine. he he and the first lady will attend the 60th annual red cross gala here at mar-a-lago. protests are planned. >> back to you. thank you. >> some of the affected travelers from the targeted nations are in the move again. the state department is reversing the ruling that temporary revokes the visas. the white house meanwhile is weighing its option to reinstall president trumps executive order. molly has more on that side of the story. i want to ask you, what were the

judge's findings here. he claimed the executive order could be unconstitutional? >> that is not what he found in this order. the u.s. district judge, james rollbar agreed that the plaintiff, the states of washington and minnesota in this case, had legal footing to bring the case to challenge the executive order. he agreed the executive order. he agreed to a temporary restraining order, or tro. he said the states have shown they are likely to succeed on the merits of the claim that would entitle thates are likelyr irreparable harm in the absence of a preliminary release. release. he said a tro is in the public interest. he was appointed in 2003 by president george w. bush. he says the tro applies nationwide. this decision is at odds with the decision of another federal judge, this one a massachusetts in massachusetts who said the trump administration does have the authority, a national security grounds, to apply apply extra vetting measures to people coming into the country. >> the department of homeland security, what do they do now? >> for now the department of homeland security is following the seattle judges order. dhs said in a statement, in

accordance with the judges ruling, dhs has suspended any and all actions implementing the affected sections of the executive order. entitled protecting the nation for foreign entry into the united states. the order is intended to protect the homeland to the american people. the president has no higher duty and responsibility than to do so. but the attorney general of the state of washington, one of the plaintiffs in the case, said he will "make sure president make sure president trump honors the judges decision". >> it is honestly a a historic decision. antenna part one. for the rule of law and for the people of the state of washington, and the people of our country. i said from the beginning, it is not the loudest voice that prevails in the courtroom. it is the constitution. >> so now what happens? >> it's likely the case will go before the ninth circuit court of appeals and possibly up to the supreme court.

>> it we will see. molly is reporting live, thank you so much. >> bringing in our fair and balanced panel now, market chairman of -- and vincent of republican strategist and former campaign manager. nice to see you. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. >> mark, i am still trying to figure out and maybe you can shed some light on this, what irreparable harm to the states of minnesota and washington are going to have, if a couple of folks from sudan and libya are not allowed in? >> violating the constitution is irreparable harm. donald trump is doing exactly what he said he would do. he has unconstitutional banned

muslims. he has criticized and disrespected the judiciary, and what we have learned is that his signature on a piece of paper is not the law, the constitution is. violating constitution is. violating the constitution is the irreparable harm. >> it strikes me as a little rich to hear this. at least in a sense that president obama sure seemed to think think that his signature on a piece of paper was law of the land. he said so himself. >> and when he was told by the courts he wasn't he respected that decision and he respected the constitution. >> the irreparable harm is to the country, because this judge has taken the unusual step to assert himself in this issue. and to override the president of the united states who the constitution gives enormous power to make these decisions on national security. he has in fact disarmed the good guys. for far too long we have disarmed the good guys. we have made our country less safe and the president did what he said

he was going to do. and it should come as no surprise to anyone and i believe he's going to not through the ninth circuit but he will prevail at the supreme court. >> we had on earlier, but the governor of texas a former chief of staff at the department of homeland security. both of them said put aside for a moment whether you agree or disagree with the travel ban. the issue of trying to change it so many times within seven days, as we have seen, presents national security issues in a sense that the people who are in charge of enforcing it on the border or in airports, they they do not really know what is going on. is there perhaps a sentiment that maybe the judge could is that i will take it under advice but not just say i'm declaring it null and void and put a restraining order on it? >> there is a judicial process that is being respected and honored here according to the constitution. the incoherence and chaos of this order are on the white

house and on the secretive and irresponsible way in which it was done. to try to lay that on the constitution and the court system is just as disrespectful and disdainful as donald trump's tweet as about the so-called judge. >> does mark have a point here? at least least perhaps in the public relations war. we saw the first time the candidate picked a fight with the federal judge and that was the judge of mexican descent regarding his immigration plan. that did not end up so well in terms of a public relation fight for the candidate. now for the president, as this is the best fight for him to be picking calling a federal judge a so-called judge? >> no. it's not. i do agree with mark. the chaotic way in which the white house rolled it out

was a disaster. and they hit that this week in an article two days ago when they said it was amateur hour at the white house. he has cause the chaos. but i think the process in place gives him an opportunity to claim the mantle again of public security and national security which he campaigned on. i think that's the only way you can tax back to his message. i would not attack the judge personally, but i would make the argument that this judge has made us less safe. and i pray that what happens in paris this week with a visa holder does not happen in the united states. >> we instantly seen some of the trump surrogates making that exact point, kellyanne conway >> more politics, two weeks into donald trump's presidency we are getting a better look at how tough democrats might make things for the administration and republicans on capitol hill. this week, some this week, some democratic senators boycotted

confirmation hearings for members of trump's cabinet. others are voicing opposition to his supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch. this comes ahead of a high-profile senate senate vote to approve education secretary, betsy divorce. we are join now with alex at the hill. a lot to digest here. i want to get here i want to where we saw some democratic lawmakers sitting out of committee hearings. what type of of impact does it have going forward. because of that, those nominees that didn't make it out of committee approval. they're going to have a vote on the senate floor. with them abstaining, was it a vote yes if you would it was a very unusual to boycott the hearings and those are the nominees for treasury santos love scott pruitt but it only

delayed the nominations for a day. and they change the committee rolls so so they could connect without the democrats. so it means that republicans can hold committee meetings and hell without democrats president. it harms the protection of the minority. i think it's a short-term gain but for some longer-term pain or uncertainty for the democrats. >> looking ahead will be seeing these nominees had to a full vote on the senate floor. is there anyone in particular that you are focused on? i think i'm bringing up betsy devos for a reason, there is talk that he might not get the full vote on the senate floor. what do you foresee for tuesday? >> it will be a close vote for betsy devos. i think mike pence will break

the tie. >> how unusual is that? >> that's unusual. let's go back to president obama's first round of cabinet nominees in his first day of office seven were confirmed. it was a smooth process for his nominees compared to what democrats are doing. >> and we do not see any of the abstaining as we do now? >> no. some of those nominees had trouble. tom daschle, his bid for health and human services had to withdraw because of a tax issue. democrats are saying that nick mulvaney has a tax issue two. under the same standard that applies to daschle he should withdraw. so they're saying maybe the democrats nominees are a little bit more deferential to the concerns out there. at least in terms of daschle withdrawing. chumps nominees are not withdrawing. they're sticking to their guns. they will be confirmed. one of the democratic senators pointed out to me, in the history of the country, only nine cabinet nominees have been defeated on the floor. since president eisenhower's demonstration, only two. it's very unusual to be voted

down in the senate. it's more likely that you will withdraw. >> so you don't make it through committee. >> but to be voted down on the floor is unusual. >> we only have 30 seconds seconds left a can't let you go without asking you, we've been talking a lot about the presidents pick to replace antonin scalia, judge neil gorsuch. do you really think we'll see republicans take the nuclear option or do you think you could go through the senate? >> i spoke with a source that said if democrats filibuster neil gorsuch they will trigger the nuclear option, take it to the bank. chuck schumer the democratic leader knows that that's why he's not going to use that tactic. he tactic. he will save it for us future supreme court battle that tilts the outcome. >> that's all very interesting. certainly will have you back there so much going on the hill. >> this weekend, make sure you stay tuned to fox news for the latest on the trump administration. white house counselor, kellyanne

conway will be on the media buzz tomorrow and on fox news sunday, chris wallace will be setting sitting down with vice president mike pence and diane feinstein. bill o'reilly holds an super bowl pregame interview with president trump. that's a 4:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow on your local fox station. check your your local is transfer that. more that interview will air on the o'reilly factor on monday and tuesday. that is at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on the fox news channel. >> speaking of the president, the hunt resumes for a new secretary of the army. millionaire businessman, vincent viola has pulled out of consideration telling reporters his business ties proved too difficult to untangle to satisfy ethics requirements. he is a west point grad who founded a financial firm and owns the florida panthers hockey team. defense secretary said he respects the businessman's decision. >> in an international news, tensions are are rising in the persian gulf around they will

launch what they call a roaring missile upon the u.s. if it security is threatened. president trump says iran is playing with fire. the war of words is resonated throughout the middle east. our own. our own john huddy joins us now from jerusalem. >> elizabeth, i ran and generals like the one you just mentioned are taking a more purulent approach and stands as far as the red wrinkles. the tough talk is unusual. we've heard we've heard the tough talk from iran's revolutionary guard. but in light of these tests, it's raising concern and the general talked about a roaring missile coming down on the heads of its enemy if those enemies do not walk the line. now today, iran's revolutionary guard aerospace unit tested its missile and radar system command-and-control centers and cyber warfare systems.

that was just a day after the trump administration imposed sanctions on those involved with sunday's ballistic missile test. that was confirmed by iranian officials on wednesday. president trump tweeting that iran is playing with fire. today, u.s. secretary of defense james mattis said that iran's conduct in this behavior will have to be addressed, adding that the country is the single business state sponsor of terrorism in the world. having said that, secretary mattis said that the recent tension with iran doesn't increase the number of u.s. forces in that you middle east. iran said their country would never use their missiles against another lesson was in self-defense. other iranian leaders have been much more provocative. in fact the senior iranian cleric told his followers, that "our missile drills are show of might. we are living in a world of wolves such as the area arrogant

government of america" his followers followers went on chanting death to america. obviously here in israel, officials are keeping a close eye on what is happening as well. >> john, thank you so much. we'll be doing a deeper dive into u.s. iranian relations when international security expert joins us later in the show. >> two weeks into the presidency and there's no getting away from the uproar over the policies. live from mar-a-lago where protesters are gathering near the winter white house. the unfinished business of protecting u.s. cyber security, what prompted team trump to hit the pause button. now, back to football. for millions here in texas they are in god country and football. the dream of so many playing under the friday night lights to

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. >> welcome back to houston. we have quite a a crowd growing here. discovery green downtown houston. a lot of new england patriots jerseys out there. that was supposed to get a cheer over 1,000,000 kids play in high school football in the united states. a lot of who are here today sharing the nfl expense. when you talk to them to have one dream, one goal. that is getting to this week. super bowl week. former nfl linebacker john davis did that. he has one to super bowl's with the new england patriots. he serves as senior director player affairs. it is great to see you. >> resourceful disclosure. so, you played for the patriots, but you are also now with the players association. does that

mean you are an unbiased observer? is there a little bit of a brady greatness left in your blood? >> you have to believe in brady and bella check. it's great to see the guys out there. you root. you root for them, but i'm rooting for everybody. whoever wins, that's good. >> your third generation your career is going to be a politician . >> so take us through this. there is so few people who have ever been on this stage. saturday before super bowl sunday, what is going to their mind? >> nerves. no matter how many times you have been here, you are nervous. i have been fortunate to go back to back and it's like an old shoe, like an old hat we'll put on. but you are always nervous. you are going to your checks, your reeds, you want to make through your checks, your reeds, you want to make sure what can i miss. make sure i do not miss anything. >> at some level you have to say to yourself, it is just like any other game. at the same time, it is not like any other game you played.

>> that is correct. you need a pressure of making sure that you are on every single fundamental, at the same time you need to calm down,'s just another game. those are things you tell yourself but when you get out there it's different. >> surrounding the season has been a lot of discussion about the nfl. they put on the greatest show on earth you might say. the nfl experience here, super bowl 51, this will year is the first year we have heard discussion of nfl ratings going down. it's something the nfl is trying to tackle, how is the association dealing with that? >> we need to make sure that we are giving back to the game. make sure our players have charities they get back to. their different programs out there that encourage kids to be safe while they are playing football. the ratings thing, some of it we think is with the presidential election, others, whether it was the protest from the players exercising their right in their voice, who knows. we will see. when it comes to youth football everybody believes -- there'll

be people to play the game of football. >> you and i were talking about this earlier, i assess, the ultimate question. the ultimate question. would you let your children play football, anna you said i don't have to answer that i have daughters. that is a great answer and then he went on to tackle the question. i thought it was a great answer. >> if i had aside i would let him play. i was fortunate enough to do flag football for a little while and then once i got in to tackle football i got good coaches who coached me up. i got played 11 years. >> you think about iconic nfl franchises in america. we see the two bowls of the team, the falcons and the patriots, there is not a lot of people who know about the falcons. there is people who know a lot about the patriots. is it unusual from the inside of an organization as we look at it as from outside the organization? >> i think when you are in an organization there's a level of belief, a level of trust. the atlantic falcons have

brought up the franchise. >> you are always bringing in whoever it is will bring it to an edge. i think against the patriots you have to remember this is fairly recent. this franchises really become good and the to thousands. but atlanta's up-and-coming then they have a great defense a great coach. we will see we will see how they do for the next decade. >> we know who you will be rooting for. >> i will be rooting for both teams. >> it's good to see you. thank you so much. and now an admission considering were here in houston. we showed you aerial footage of a football stadium when talking about super bowl li. that. that video was of at&t stadium in dallas. a great stadium, but not the stadium here in houston, home of

the houston texans. q the applause. so there you go, this is now the correct video of an art g stadium, home of super bowl 51 >> coming up, demonstrations like the one you see here in washington d.c. steve is seared covering the protest and he has the very latest. >> what can you tell us. >> a picture-perfect day here in west palm beach. were seeing bikers and joggers over the next few hours. we. we expect several thousand protest together and to see how close they can get to donald trump's club, they to just 2 miles down the road.

>> welcome back to houston. hundreds of thousands of fans are getting ready for super bowl

li. among their crap behind me a lot of talk of football. a lot of cheering and a lot of talk about president trump and his immigration policy. the vice president will be here for the super bowl. president trump is at the winter white house this weekend. the red cross has a charity ball that he will attend tonight. we are told a massive crowd plans to protest the president outside. steve in palm beaches standing standing by with what we can expect as sunsets in florida. >> right now it looks like up picture postcard view of a bikers, joggers and boaters. if things go according to plan this plaza could be filled with several thousand people. they are expected to march about two and half miles down the road along the water toward the president trumps mar-a-lago estate where he has been located. there's a red cross while there this evening. if things are peaceful as organizers are planning we could

have 2000 protesters watching the fireworks from the bridge while the high society palm beach inside will be watching the fireworks and be marching back here. there has been changes in the march as more people have begun to sign up. the original organizer backed off a more seasoned organizers have taken over. the route has been changed making sure that getting in and out is open at all times. there been protests at other cities throughout the day. philadelphia seen organist protest as well as houston which will be targeted today and tomorrow. a lot of people trying to take advantage of the super bowl spotlight. oversees more protests, one of the biggest today in london. more than 10,000 people marching through central london protesting not only u.s. immigration policy but also a potential visit by president trump to the u.k. later this year. back to you.

>> steve, back to you. >> with more political news, after an election filled with hacking accusations, the country's cyber security is a top concern for voters and lawmakers. why would president trump proponent signing the executive order? let's bring in an expert steve king. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to bring up some questions for you. you and i have talked before. you claim that government relies on outdated technology, people and systems to keep very important information and government entities safe. can you elaborate? >> we have a major overarching problem in a cyber security space both at the government level and as well as small, medium, and large businesses. that is a discrepancy between what the attackers have and what the defender said.

it cuts across four different sectors. it is the economics, informational, technological, and educational. if you look at the economics of it we live in a world where some guy with a pc and an internet connection and 25 bucks can go to the dark web and buy and play kit and launch an attack on chase bank who is spending half 1,000,000,000 dollars dollars now per year to defend itself. it will be so bad except the guy with the 25-dollar kit wins. >> and you work in the private sector so you have seen this firsthand. i want to ask you, what could be done then? is the government on the defense that should be on the offense? how does that change? out is the trump administration change? >> there's been a lot of talk about enough offense and defense, whatever. i think we have got to disrupt

that dynamic between the attacker and the defender . in terms of information the attacker knows everything about it and we know nothing about them. we still do not know who launch the attacks on the election cycle a while ago. we still don't know who launch the attacks on sony, even though there's a lot of people in my community who don't think it was the north koreans etc. so there is a big discrepancy there and in the economics. it all plays out in technology we have a perimeter defense around opm, the office of personnel management were the most sensitive personal identity records, espionage and intel employees in the united states are retained. yet it was hacked with a very simple, not very sophisticated malware. the perimeter defense system that we had guarding those were created 12 or 13 years ago.

we have technology built into thousand five to to defend against attacks that are being launched in 2016 and 2017. it makes no sense. makes no sense. it's the equivalent of a barbed wire fence protecting 43,000,000 records. >> will have about ten seconds, my last question to us, do you have faith in this administration that they understand the cyber security threats and take it seriously when they feel like the systems are outdated? >> the current administration? >> yes. i am encouraged. i think donald trump seems to be a guy that wants to get some stuff done. this is the place where we need to get things done now. >> done now. >> thank you for joining us. it's an interesting perspective. >> thank you. >> coming up, unrushed and one soviet nation after lawmakers there say breaking the rules is

unnecessarily breaking the law. we'll. we'll tell you why the country's leaders are now backtracking on their vote. and sanctions don't seem to be stopping iran from the military might. what options does the united states have in dealing with the middle east? and their new missile program. ♪

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>> in a fox news alert, president trump says iran is playing with fire after a new round of missile tests. in the meantime, iran's revolutionary guard says it will launch what it calls roaring missiles upon the united states if it security is threatened. tensions are heating up with the u.s. imposed sanctions on iran with new sanctions coming late this week. jim walsh, security expert is turning us now from boston. it is nice to see you.

speemac, joe this is the iran answer for that matter the iranians as a proxy for the chinese and russians testing a new american president? >> i think the iranians in this case they've had a missile program for a long time. they're looking at this not from a chinese or russian perspective, but from their view of her their own defense needs. we may think it's crazy for them to have missiles, think the fewer the missiles the better. the reality is, iran was a victim of a missile attack. saddam hussein launched missiles during the iran, iraq war. and iraq war. and not surprisingly they think they need to have missiles to be able to respond to that threat. >> it would be hard though to think of them purely as defensive weapons especially when they have written on them death to israel, destroy israel on the side of their weapons. that's not defensive in nature. what we have seen over the last couple weeks is the iranians

take more moves, whether suicide attack on a saudi warship that they thought was possibly an american worship, whether it be there continuing army of the rebels inside of yemen. it doesn't seem seem as though the iranians are backing down at all. >> iran, like every country they have alliances. they have an alliance with syria. i think assad is a war is a war criminal. i'm not favor syria. they're going to do find their alliance partner. >> what is the play for this new president now against the iranians? it's honestly they don't like the iran deal. he said that a number of times during the campaign. he seems to be backing away a little a little bit from just tearing it up. but he does seem to be enforcing it and being willing to take on the iranians in a way that president obama was not. >> dismissal thing is outside the agreement. that's why fact

the u.s. is able to put sanctions on iran. we send the nuclear agreement, we still retain the right to punish iran for other sorts of behavior. i think he is going to enforce the nuclear agreement. that's a good thing. the only thing worse than iran with missiles is an iran with missiles that can build nuclear weapons. we want to consolidate the victory and make sure they can go down the path. if you step back what is driving the politics in that region right now is this intense rivalry between saudi arabia and iran. between semi saudi arabia and shia iran. as long long as they are at their throats competing like the old cold war days with every country with every proxy it will be tough to keep that. >> you say as long as they are competing the sunni split happened in late 1700s. that doesn't seem to be having

in the old days when there is iraq's saudi arabia used to battle against whatever country seem to be getting stronger. saudi arabia supported supported iran when saddam invaded kuwait. then they went after the revolution. when iran look threatening they would balance against that and supports it on. there is a balance of power situation that do not depend on religion. that has changed because iraq has disappeared off the map and what used to be a balancing game is now two headed fight. anything that can reduce. >> a knife fight that now has intercontinental ballistic missiles and depending on who you believe, and and i ran close to their weapon. i appreciate your insight. >> thank you.

all the best. >> international headlines. our romanian government is backtracking on a measure passed earlier this week that would have decriminalized official misconduct. a sparked major protests among opponents who argued weekends of fights against government corruption. the announcement follows five straight nights of protest. the largest the country has seen since the fall of communism. we'll be back, stay with us and will have more super bowl activity from houston, right after the break. if you have never seen a hell mary like this one before. brand-new video from the international space station just in time for the big game. that is coming up z282uz zwtz

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> perfect music. never complete without puppies playing football. passengers were treated to just that on friday. hosted their second annual puppy bowl, six puppieses were provided by the animal shelter, all of them will be available

for adoption on monday. if there's one person that would adopt a puppy is leland. >> you know, i don't think they would fit on my carry on. >> i think you can make that happen. >> this is my question when it comes to the puppy bowl, we never get the results of who wins the race. do we know who wins? >> no, they are just paying attention to the puppies. have you ever wondered how far you could throw a football in space? nasa released a video. >> i wondered that so many times and today you will finally answer this burning question for us. >> that's right. i don't know if you can see it. >> we know that you're hard working in the field.

nasa released in air straición, they're throwing the football. if you want to know how far it's going, more than 564,000 yards calling it the largest hail mary pass ever. there's probably a bit of explanation and how many times it rotates an i feel like that's way above my pay rate. >> the question is who catches the football at the other end? it's still flying. is somebody going to catch it? >> my question to you is a little bit about the activity that we are seeing behind you because you did say that there were practices going on behind you, people testing out their own skills, that what we are seeing? >> we have all sorts of things down here. behind us, this is the fox sports set and it is massive as you can see, we have a huge crowd out here, we have patriots

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calling the judge's opinion ridiculous calling him a so-called judge and promising it'll be overturned. the trump administration working on that right now. but in the meantime formally restricted travelers are now heading back to the united states, still some confusion this morning, whether he take you to the airport and see how that's going plus a sneak peek on some of the hottest super bowl commercials from the stars taking to the companies cutting away from the convention and trying something brand new and i will talk to fox nfl sunday