>> president trump lashing out at a federal judge for halting his executive order. tweeting that it will be overturned. international airlines today allowing residents of the seven countries affected by the order to board u.s. bound flights and revoked visas have been reinstated. this is setting up of possible legal battle between the white house and the judicial system. welcome to a brand-new hour, inside america's news headquarters. >> the administration has pledged to file an appeal, an emergency is peel as soon as possible. depending upon that ruling they say they are ready to take it

all the way to the supreme court. just moments ago president trump fired off a new tweet on twitter it reads "what is our world coming to when a judge can halt a homeland security travel ban? everyone, even with bad intentions can come into the u.s.". we have coverage in florida. we have more more the judges ruling. what happens now? >> for now, no more extra vetting of travelers coming in from the u.s. from the seven countries included in the executive order. the democratic attorney general of washington state, one of the plaintiffs, is celebrating the decision. >> the judges decision, effective immediately, effective now puts a halt to president trumps unconstitutional and unlawful executive order.

i want to repeat that. it puts a stop to it immediately. >> the federal judge appointed in appointed in 2003 by president three by president george w. bush says that this temporary restraining order -- he wrote in his decision that the states of washington which filed the suit quote have met their burden of demonstrating that they face immediate and irreparable injury as a result of the signing and implementation of the executive order. the executive order adversely affects the states residents and areas of employment, education, business, family relations, and freedom to travel. earlier this week another federal judge, this one in massachusetts, said the trap administration does have the authority on national security grounds to apply extra vetting measures. >> also, what is the trump administration going to do in response? >> comply for now with the

seattle judged by prepare to fight for the executive order in court. the state department said "those individuals with visas that were not physically canceled may now travel, if the visa is otherwise valid. we are working closely with the department of homeland security and our legal team. "" and and this, at the earliest possible time the department of justice intends to file an emergency stay of this order and defended the president's executive order which is lawful and appropriate. so the best guess is that this case goes to the ninth circuit court of appeals and then possibly to the supreme court. >> that are certainly weighing hard on the supreme court nominee. we'll have to see how this may affect that. thank you. >> in the meantime, president trump is not holding back on his opinion about the really. and the judge who issued it. we are live from the presidents bay to estate in beach, florida where mr. trump is spending the weekend. what exactly did the president have to say question. >> during the campaign president

trump has no problem criticizing judges who disagree with him. he did that this morning calling out the judge on twitter sing, when a country is no longer able to say who can and who cannot come in and out, especially, especially for reasons of safety and security, big trouble. a couple of tweets later he took direct aim at the judge writing, the opinion of the so-called judge, which essentially takes law-enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. the white house is indicated it plans to immediately begin the process of giving that ruling overturned. last night the press secretary sean spicer said at that really possible time the department of justice intends to file an emergency stay with this outrageous order and defend the executive order of the president which we believe is lawful and appropriate. the administration maintains that this executive order is simply about maintaining the borders and keeping our country safe.

>> so what is the president's agenda for today? >> so far he spent most of the day a trump international where he is been holding meetings with advisors. this next hour he has a few phone calls with international leaders including the prime minister of italy and ukraine. he and and the first lady will be attending a gala at mar-a-lago, there are protests expected on the road from us for that event. >> thank you. more protest meantime are underway in several major cities over this controversy will travel ban. in new york city demonstrators taken to the streets voicing their displeasure in a philadelphia crowd gathering near city hall. a very large crowd gathering and we have seen protest in washington and los angeles today. this comes as the justice department is expected to appeal the ruling from a federal judge that halted the travel ban.

>> for more on all of this let's bring in an associate editor and columnist for real clear politics. thank you for talking with us today. the state department confirmed that it has reversed the executive order provisional revoking of these is. this is temporary. the questions i might wonder, doesn't open the doors, could it cause a flood of people trying to enter the u.s. over the next two days due to the legal opening? >> remember, there are people in terms of refugees and we have a vetting process and it doesn't take three hours or two days. it is not as if you can rush into the system to begin with. i do not know how many people this relaxing or stop the policies is going to permit. the president has every right to call or ask for an emergency stay to fight this decision. it sounds, and i'm not a lawyer

or an expert on any of this kind of language. but it sounds that this language onto process that the people do not have constitutional rights, they are not afforded constitutional rights if they are not citizens. it does not sound like it has much standing anyway. the problem here for president it trump is that he is lashing out at a federal judge and creating a political problem. even if this policy ends up reverting to what they did a week ago this is creating a political farce. >> it is definitely providing the democrats with plenty of material. democrats hailing the judge decision. the senate senate minority leader chuck schumer said chon's criticism of the judge will be cited in the supreme court nomination of judge bae-3. he says with each personal attack on a judge president trump raises the bar even higher for judge neil

gorsuch nomination to serve on the supreme court. how might trump lashing out at this judge affect his supreme court pick? >> that is why set is such an unnecessary and ill-advised political fight. what. what he said is just wrong. if the president of the united states cannot respect an independent judiciary and three coequal branches of government, then who can we expect will? it is just not appropriate behavior from him. it is making conservatives extremely nervous. it is a saturday and they're trying to hide from reporters and not answer questions. the first person i thought of is neil gorsuch. he respects the branch that he serves his entire career. this probably make it him completely sick to his stomach. he actually he actually is going to face a set of questions in his

confirmation hearings with his utterly perfect resume. and sterling credentials questions about whether or not the commander-in-chief should be calling all a federal judge in the independent branch the judiciary. it is going to be hard for neil gorsuch to answer that question. why why does he do that to his supreme court pick #nobody no space. >> he was a very easy pick and probably not be contested to heart. >> he will be confirmed but why put them in that position. >> now i'll eyes will be on him. it goes down to ninth circuit court. whoever he puts in that supreme court seat needs to be in line with who he wants to actually move forward with the executive orders he's trying to get pushed through. this does not help him. the white house press secretary released a statement that i want you to comment on saying that the administration will file an emergency stay of this outrageous order and defend the executive order of the president, which we believe is

lawful and appropriate. soon after the white house sent out a new statement, the same one but they removed the word outrageous. if you're keeping track of the statements coming out, it gets a bit confusing. and mixed messages when you hear about certain staff members agreeing with the president and others not. >> what this young presidency, this administration and team needs to focus on is more consistency. they need to listen to advice of people have been through it before. is it appropriate to comment on decisions absolute. if they don't like rulings, that's fine. but that's fine. but they should not be going after federal judges. it's wrong. >> the judge was a appointed by george bush and he's very well-liked by republicans. >> this is true. and that's and that's why everybody is hiding from answering questions.

as i said the person it hurts most is judge neil gorsuch. apart from the executive order which could go all the way to his supreme court there's a lot of things going on. that aside, this is a political fight they did not need to pick and they'll be talking about it for days to come. when republicans come back to town and the congress on monday they have to answer questions about the. >> the homeland security secretary john kelly, he issued a waiver against the will of the white house chief strategist steve bannon who told him not to. it applies to lawful permanent residents, from the majority muslim country who have been banned from entering the united states. and this was overturned. but it's honestly not making it easy in order to sell this. how does this affect the emergency appeal when you're hearing from within the white house that you have kelly, you mad acts, his

advisers are in agreement that anyone who don't agree are trump and bannon it seems. >> right. josh rogan from the washington post did this today and apparently bannon tried to stop kelly from granting that we were last saturday night. he did it anyway and he told bennett, you are not part of my chain of to command and i only take orders of the president. he he was not ordered by president trump from granting the waiver and so he has granted it. since then he has spoken very well and said port of the executive order and why parts of it is legal. right now they have to suspend using it because of a court order, they have to suspend the new rules, but with that said there is a real dissent here be inner team and those in the cabinet who are around these agencies. they they are going to have to clean this up. >> thank you very much. we appreciate you coming on.

>> an alert on a show of defiance from iran as a host of massive exercise. the drill coming one day after president trump slept new sanctions on the country for a recent missile test. >> the media saying tehran testing missiles and systems. john huddy is live from the middle east bureau with more. >> it there is great concern about this because as he mentioned it comes to just one day after the u.s. implemented sanctions against iran. adding to the overall concern, the rhetoric the rhetoric coming out of iran's military, one revolutionary guard brigadier general said that quote any misstep from iran's enemies will result in its missiles roaring down on their heads. clearly tough talk about the u.s. and president trump. as you mentioned, the revolutionary guards aerospace

unit tested a missile radar system, cyber warfare system and command-and-control center. again, control center. again, a day after the trump administration imposed sanctions on iran because of the ballistic missile test that was carried out on sunday. president trump tweeted friday that iran is playing with fire. today, u.s. defense secretary james mattis said that iran's contact will have to be addressed. u.s. u.s. officials have indicated that more actions could follow. we don't have specifics. we are waiting on that. the secretary also said that iran is the single biggest state-sponsored terrorism in the world. still, he said that despite the recent tension with iran it doesn't warrant an increase in the u.s. forces in the middle east. iran's foreign minister is trying to put a more diplomatic face on this, saying that his country will never initiate a war or use its weapons against anyone unless it is in self-defense. other iranian leaders are taking

a more proactive tone. in in fact, the senior iran he clerk told his followers yesterday "our missile missile drills are show of my. we are living in a world of wolves such as america and his followers, thousands of it chanted it in unison, death to america. >> that is disturbing. thank you for that report. we'll be talking more about that with the investor coming up. >> so i ran testing the new trump administration. how should the u.s. respond? will talk with the ambassador coming up next. >> plus president trump to pick for army's secretary is withdrawing his nomination. why he is taken his name out of the running.

>> i ran to find new sanctions from the white house today with a military exercise testing its missiles and radar systems. the trump administration imposing those new sanctions on iran after it recently conducted a ballistic ballistic missile

test. here's defense secretary, james mattis. >> it does no good to ignore it. it does does no good to dismiss it. we have seen their misconduct, their misbehavior from lebanon and syria. to about her rain and it has to be addressed at some point. >> joining me now as ambassador to the un. a fox news contributor and a senior senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. we just heard from john huddy a moment ago in the last segment when he was reporting from israel on what was going on and i ran. about the ayatollah talking about the fact that he basically wanted to say death to america again. where hearing that chant all over again. people screaming and shouting in support of that. what does this say to the united states about iran. >> it could well be that the regime and the ayatollah is looking at the two week old

trump administration and deciding this is a good time to test them. it may not be the 3:00 a.m. wake-up call but certainly there indicated they're willing to see how far trump goes with his stronger rhetoric about the iran nuclear deal with the sanctions imposed. i can see this heating up to some extent. i'm not quite sure the iranians want to go too far. but they do want to see whether trump is weaker than obama. what i find out when they find out he's not the back off. >> iran is known as pushing it. and of course them being defiant and demonstrated disregard for president trump and the tough talk and sanctions being imposed in the rake of the missile test, are you surprised by their response at all? is it what you expected from them? >> i think they believe that they hold the hand in the nuclear diplomacy and the terrorist issues we're scene played out. the iran nuclear nuclear deal signed by president obama was a godsend to the ayatollahs, perhaps it freed up a hundred 50 billion of frozen

assets and now european companies in particular are forced to sign a multitude of trade and investment deals. so, i think the regime believes that they are in a position to test the administration per they want to see what happens. that is what is going on. >> the tensions are mounting between the two countries and that is obvious. what can the united states to to take a stronger stand to keep iran a check? >> the sanctions support them, but they're not going to change iran's nuclear ballistic behavior. they did not in the past and they will not now. i think the most important signal the new trump administration consent, would be to aggregate that nuclear deal and rip it up and say it was a strategic mistake when it was made. the iranians have been systematically violating it, even though even know what we know publicly let alone what are's intelligence has not yet uncovered. the risk the risk of cooperation between iran and north korea is high.

it's time to put iran back in its box. i think this would calm our allies in the region like israel and the friendly arab states. i hope that is coming next. it will be the subject of discussion in a few weeks when israeli prime minister arrives. >> that is more than likely. and that iran says there missile program is purely for self defense. but can they be trusted to stand on its provocative behaviors were seen now? >> no, i don't trust them as far as i can throw them. in the foreign minister you quoted in the last segment saying we would only act in self-defense, that is the very model of the old saying, that a diplomat is a statement sent out to life or his country. the

iranians have been cheating on the nuclear deal before the ink was dry. they continue to engage in provocative action. this is the way they behave without nuclear weapons. imagine how they'll behave once i get them. >> what would you suggest to the trump administration beyond what you have stated? strictly and force the nuclear development of iran and keep it in check. what has to be done? to a have to think about conventional forces somewhere in the region? >> i don't think you can strictly force the deal. i think that's trying to nail jell-o tool wall. i do think trump has enormous credibility after just the first two weeks. if anything can convince the iranians to give this up, it's a credible threat of military force. that did not exist the last eight years, i think it does now. >> it's a good for you to join us. thank you for your perspective. >> of federal judges really listing president trump travel ban. but a protest gather. and president trump trump expressing his anger over the judges decision. is his response to personal?

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>> welcome back. president trump taken a met a federal judge for put in a temporary restraining order on the travel ban. he expressed his dismay on twitter. the senate minority leader, chuck schumer taking to twitter saying the following. the attack on the judge shows a disdain for an independent judiciary that does not bend to his wishes and lack of respect for the constitution. joy to me now, michael, former senior aide and director of intergovernmental affairs. tammy, let me ask you. so. so the judge basically is a george bush appointee, 99 votes got him inches he is well-liked by republicans. what is your decision on him

temporarily halting this band that president trump feel so strongly about? >> they knew where they were going with the went to this judge. this is an individual who feels the court is to help people. where is in fact it is to adjudicate what is legal and what is not. he also in his main volunteering is for refugee causes. in a case in seattle regarding the police department, he declared declared that black lives matter. so he seems to be a social justice warrior if you will. now in this ruling it also indicates and states that the plaintiffs have probability of prevailing. but he cites nothing. he doesn't give any argument either orally or in the written order about what law he is referring to. he does not does not have discussion as to why they would prevail. this is very much like sally yates at the doj. her department determined it to be a legal order and she also cited nothing in her note about why she felt it wasn't.

so these are the things white will go and li overturned. there is no law cited in the nature of his order at all. it seems at this point it's personal and political. >> does he need to cite a law when there's a constitution? can he decide the constitution? >> judicial review of governmental actions as a foundational practice in the united states. then in republican and democratic administrations. setting this issue today and they she with immigration, tomorrow could be criminal justice and protecting the president's authority and about property rights. so property rights. so yes, he doesn't have to cite anything. it is truly constitutional function. >> i want to talk about trump's personal message if you will toward the judge. he went on twitter and called him a so-called judge. right there was a bit of a slap in the face. >> the opinion of this so-called judge which essentially takes law enforcement away from our

country is ridiculous and will be overturned. now, this is not the first time that president trump has at that time president-elect in canada trump has come out and blasted a judge. we know the mexican american judge that was overseeing the trump university case, he basically came outside because of his mexican dissent he was going to be biased because he is part mexican and as immigration stance on mexico. >> over dealing in this case and i think with the president was saying was not about the judges position. but about the quality of judgment and whether or not there was actual good judgment in the process. as neil gorsuch has said we are just lawyers and robes. when you're looking at a political decision like this is, and i have to disagree a little bit with my friend, the siting of the history of law when you're coming to a decision is what courts do and what judges do. i see in the precedent that a set that's leading you. >> when you're looking at a

precedent being set, barack obama, at a state of the union address the supreme court sitting in front of him attacked them about their decision on citizens united, rallying the the democrats in that room to cheer and applaud at the same time in a different case the mandate for obama care. before that decision as it was in front of the court he went on and discussed how could the supreme court even consider overturning something that is so important. >> social media is not necessarily the outlet. >> president obama -- that is the president. been talking about -- >> what about an independent judiciary. he was elected elected and appointed and therefore we need to respect that. there is a lack of respect there for a judge who has ruled that

he believes this is unconstitutional and on american. >> that is in the argument not just by this judge but by all of those. >> if he ruled in favor of the ministration trump would've favored that he was brilliant. >> what you have here is how the system is responding. they are responding and respecting the ruling itself. they're putting in an emergency stay. we are dealing with the politicization of our law-enforcement and judiciary. >> i want to talk about legal issues that pertain to the president. we are talking talking about a legal issue. we have a judge was, but the reason i bring up legal issues is the future legal challenges that currently face the president. in the first two weeks of his administration there are more than three times the total of the three presidents combined in the past three presidencies over the same time following

inauguration that has been sued. federal lawsuit basing this president are unprecedented. >> and 75% have to do with the illegal immigration. >> just because someone has filed federal lawsuit does not mean it's legitimate. this response to the hysteria of the left and every step they're taking is to stop and slowdown this legally elected president of the united states. this is why they lost the election this year and this is white will be a wipeout -- there. >> there 50 plus lawsuits in different states since donald trump took office. how then, does the president go forward and push forward now that it will hit the ninth circuit of appeals and also face these lawsuits? >> certainly the issues he's putting forward is very

controversial. but i don't think it impedes governing. when i worked for senator's for senator's schumer i was sued over judicial nominations. my colleagues and senator clinton's office were sued as well. lawsuits exist, it's another reminder and evidence that there controversial. >> it is a good check and balance. it can go to the ninth circuit, it will likely go to the supreme court. this will happen rapidly. you have a friday of individuals looking at separate from one individual judge who might have a political agenda in dealing with it at every level. >> it's great to see you both. >> another round of winter weather, snow and severe storm warnings issued for parts of the country this weekend. what you need to know, next. and if next. and if you could forget, it is super bowl weekend did you

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>> the state department and the department of homeland security both suspending their forstmann a president trump's travel ban following a federal judge's order. it may be too soon for any sense of normalcy at the nation's biggest airport. we are at los angeles international airport where protesters are gathering. >> we have another weekend with protests at lax. several hundred protesters behind me. they have their signs, they're chanting against president trump. what we did not see last weekend when thousands of protesters were here was this type of police presence. you can see officers lined up. they have set up fences to make sure the protesters do not get in the streets like they did

last week. the only thing we do not see as a number of trump supporters last week. there are several dozens out here. i hear a senate says no jobs no country, also keep america safe again. we want to show you where the protesters are. you can hear them chanting. many did not realize that the travel ban had been temporary halted. they showed up it was a plan plan protests. they did not realize that. it really turned into a protest with a broad message. your hearing protest against the border wall and against president trump in general. >> thank you. here some other stories where following. thousands of people protesting in london calling for the government to cancel its invitation to president trump. mr. trump is expected to make a visit in the summer. british lawmakers plan to debate the issue later this month.

defense secretary james madison the u.s. has no plans to increase troops in the middle east. he is back in washington today after visiting leaders in south korea and japan, marking the first foreign trip for a member of president trumps administration. vincent viola, the owner of the panthers hockey team is withdrawing his nomination of the army secretary. saint it would be too hard to separate his business interests from official government duties. secretary matta said he respects the decision. >> we are little more than 24 hours away from super bowl 51. fans are county done the minutes. there is more going on behind the scenes. brick is outside the convention center where he gets to go to the super bowl every year. he loves this time. what's going on? are you having fun? >> i am.

not every year for the record. >> there is a lot of folks here today at super bowl live in the nfl experience here at discovering green which is an amazing spot downtown houston. they have spruced everything up. a lot of these people are without game tickets still want to be part of the experience so they can do that here. and they are doing it. a lot of fans of the patriots nfl falcons. thanks to the super bowl coming to town they're doing well. there are demonstrations here just like there have been across the country in response to president trumps immigration policy. we have we have protesters right now who have gathered at city hall and are making their way down houston street toward this location at discovery green. the crowd is a few hundred strong in the houston police are

out, mounted and walking with the group trying to make sure they stay on the sidewalk and do not disrupt any super bowl events. the houston police have been planning for this event and planning for the possibility of demonstration for years no matter what these people might be demonstrating against. they have a plan in place and are deploying that plan now. here is more. >> the houston police department putting a very good plan into place to deal with any type of protesters are demonstrations that may interrupt the downtown venue of the super bowl game itself. we think we have a very good plan in place to deal with that. >> and they are dealing with it. and they they will be tomorrow as well. there is another area designated so demonstrators if they want to show up they could. but they

will not get inside the 3-mile perimeter that will be protecting the attendees of the super bowl. >> how are you going to do tomorrow? >> 36 - 11. >> just so you know i'm with you and rooting for atlanta all the way. >> 36 - 11, we'll see. >> who are you rooting for? >> the falcons. i'm a jets fan, i can't refer the patriots. >> i know, everyone who is in your cannot vote for the patriots. thank you for coming. have. have a blast. >> to kick off super bowl sunday tune into fox news because chris wallace is going to sit down with houston texas defensive end. plus terry bradshaw, then others, the whole fox nfl sunday team, right here on the fox news channel. check your local listings for times.

>> rain and snow heading into parts of the northern u.s. next week bringing with it winter storm warnings. meteorologist adam's life and the weather center to tell us who will see the most snow and ice. >> we are focusing for that snow and ice across the upper country stretching along the canadian border. areas currently seen the lighter stuff. the upper peninsula and stretching back into northern wisconsin. the real heavy stuff will be causing problems is to the west. heavy rain from northern california into areas of washington and further inland you get elevation in the system turns into ice and snow. as a result, we have winter storm advisories, warnings and watches across the pacific northwest and stretching into montana, idaho, areas with high elevation you could be talking about impressive totals. these are total numbers taking

you to monday. you can start to see some of the deeper purples and grace that's indicating possible snow amounts getting towards 2 feet. this is heavy snow. folks will be paying attention to this. along along the coast i'm looking at mostly rain and of course we have to talk about the super bowl. take me down to houston, 70 degrees at the kickoff. just a slight chance of showers and storms. we'll see if they keep the dome open. about a 20% chance of rain. it will continue to go down over the course of the game. just came from atlanta some to say ready for - 31 falcons. >> duly noted. they can always close the top. >> we'll see what happens. >> at super bowl sunday is tomorrow have a much that?

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>> a nonprofit is making sure our troops overseas can joy the game. with pizza. an organization called the pizzas for patriots have been sending pies to troops deployed in the middle east. it was founded by someone who understands military life personally. mark evans is about her pizzas for patriots and a retired air force master sergeant. >> breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this is what the troops are getting. deep dish, i got started. >> we are in the military at the time, i think. the iraq war was on and we're eating chicago deep dish. we called it man nights.

he said today have pizza like this? i said can we get them some. i called the friend of mine. my wife my wife came home and said i was crazy. she i'm very fortunate to have my wife. she said i was crazy. we made a bet and i called my friend and when i said i needed general patrice's email he said i was going to have visitors at my house. but i emailed him and he said let's do this. this is a great idea. and from there we delivered over 1,000,000 and and a half slices of pieces pizza. >> you know what it's like in those environments where it's a hostile environment and you want to little comfort from home. especially if you're watching the super bowl is all of the men and women in the military do. so

having pizza from home is like being at home. >> and able to watch the game. they get special teams out there and get on their computers. so we have airdropped pizzas to soldiers all out there. the eta take it to watch the game on their computer. the other thing, eight years ago the bears contacted me and said can we get this person pizza. and i said okay. i finally got it two days before we're sending them off and i look and it -- so we brought him out in the middle of the desert, we brought him 50 pizzas. >> i have to commend you for what you are doing. this is operation pizza bowl. and next week we want to ship more. there there guys in the mountains with a lot of snow.

we know they will get eaten like crazy. we want to get them pizza in the mountains. >> they can go to your website and actually fund it? yes. pizzas for patriots.com. we are so blessed. >> we're so blessed for what you do. it just takes one person to make a difference. >> where people helping us, a cargo company,. >> and mark, thank you very much. by the way i'll be in chicago, hook a brother up. >> it's done. >> that's going to do it for this hour. we'll see you back here healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

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