♪ ♪ >> good morning, to you, cool new york city. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. heather: it is 5 clock somewhere, it is here. mass evacuations intensifying at this hour as california's dam threatens to unleash catastrophic and deadly flooding. anticipating the failure of america's tallest dam. heather: kelly has been following the story and here with the very latest.

>> authorities in california hope to go oh pert this crisis, it's now a race against time to keep orville, the man-made reservoir from unleashing puree from the valley below. residents to flee homes and leave everything behind that left major highways at a standstill. >> traffic is terrible. there's a lot of praying going on. >> seven lines out here. it was crazy, nonstop. >> erosion on dam emergency spillway which was activated for the first time in nearly 50-year history. it was supposed to be a second line of defense after russian water tour a gaping hole sending chunks of concrete below. >> when we have water coming on

the top it was beginning to erode the grounded. if that is not addressed, essentially what we are looking at is 30-foot wall of water that could be coming out of the lake. >> that would be devastated. the goal to drain for about 50 keep carefully keeping the flow of 150 feet per second but as emergency officials watch it crumble before their eyes, it's up to mother nature. >> it's catastrophic. today was an example, tough call to make, right call to make to protect the public. >> assess to damage, more than 250 law enforcement officers have been called to help with evacuations, robert should point

out that this is all being caused by a lot of the rainfall during winter storm out in the west coast. >> it's incredible that nobody saw this was coming, that wasn't monitored closely. heather: you used to live in the areas. >> they have got on a loft rain but -- heather: not so much. president trump promising a rewrite that will pass through court system. live in washington, d.c. with what to expect, good morning, griff. >> fasten your system, president trump speaking aboard air force as he headed to mar-a-lago over the weekend. >> we will win the battle but we also have a lot of other options including filing another -- >> steven miller speaking to

chris wallace on fox news sunday reinforcing the message. >> we are contemplating new and additional actions to ensure that our immigration system does not become a vehicle for admitting people into our country that's hostile to this nation to our values. >> having upheld the suspension of the president's travel ban, senate minority chuck schumer. >> it doesn't really make us safer. it doesn't focus on the areas where we really need to tighten up. it's un-american and unconstitutional. >> this comes on the heels of major crack-downs of immigration officials, sparking protests nationwide and in méxico, prompting the aclu to create a rapid response teams to confront the rise in deportations by the administration. president trump also tweeting about it over the weekend

saying, quote, the crack down on illegal criminals is nearly the keeping of my campaign promise, gang members, drug dealers and others being removed. >> canada's prime minister justin trudeau who doesn't see eye to eye with president trump will visit the white house today. heather: that will be an interesting meeting. thank you, griff. they are calling ballistic missile test a success. this weekend president trump stood shoulder to shoulder in solidarity with the prime minister of japan who called the test intoll rational. president trump to meet two world leaders this week both with opposite views on immigration policies and just hours as griff just told us,

justin trudeau is heading to washington for his first face to face with president. trudeau recently accepted 40,000 syrian refugees and then on wednesday president trump then welcomed israel's prime minister netanyahu who has praised to build a border wall. >> two more of president nominees picks are set today, steve mnuchin faced a tough road to get to this point. senate breaking filibuster pushing him through and confirmation for david also said this evening. our own chris wallace confronted ben carton over the stalled tactics behind it. >> isn't this blatant democratic obstruction? >> not at all. we can't stop the nominees, we know that. >> but you're doing everything we can to slow it down.

>> these people have never been appointed to positions before. >> senator, aren't you and other democrats engaged exactly the same practice that you criticized four years. >> republicans controlled the senate at the time. we are not scheduling the votes. the republicans control the agenda. >> at this point the senate has appointed nine of the president's nominees. heather: didn't take too long for music's biggest night to get political. >> the host of 59th grammy kicking things off just ten minutes in. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] heather: we had katie perry, hillary clinton supporter, wearing an armbands says persist. turned the stage as a giant constitution as well. ♪ ♪ heather: hip-hop group called

tribe and rapper busta rimes also taking a shot. ♪ >> i want to thank president h&r orange. >> we the people, but it was a little known singer that made a big statement on the red carpet. joy villa turning a lot of heads with her make america great dress. one performance did steal the show. heather: a very pregnant beyonce dressed in gold stunning the crowd with a chair stunt and then there was another perform

ance that didn't go so well. >> i know -- i'm sorry. i can't do pit. >> adele had to restart tribute to michael. heather: album of the year, song of the year, taking home five awards but the singer says that beyonce deserve today win. she broke one of the grammys in half. >> wow. heather: beyonce went all the way backwards in a chair and she's pregnant with twins and a lot of people were -- >> be careful with that. the most talked about moment from the grammys joy villa's make america dress again, deplorable guy to making america great again. his take in his one-minute commentary, todd, i bet you liked the dress. >> i really want to talk about this.

joy villa made a statement, she walked down the red carpet wearing the make america great dress with the word trump spelled out. by the way, the dress is not available. sorry about that fashionistas, it was truly a remarkable moment of diversity and inclusion, one that will surely land ms. villa worst-dressed list. but it's safe to say, a good many grammy watched parties were triggered by liberals. wearing a donald trump dress at the grammys, that's like showing up at a peta protest eating a cheeseburger. heather: the dress that lady

lady gaga, with red meat. >> i thought it looked great. heather: thank you so much. the time now ten minutes after the top of the hour and former presidential candidate issuing warning about his own political party. >> there is a campaign going on on the hill in the media, in the academia to personally discredit not only donald trump but the people who are around him. >> did you know that? heather: jim webb says the democratics today are too far left. >> nordstrom is pulling the plug on ivanka clothes and now dropping branded items. >> you are the prettiest smartest girl in the sixth agreed. heather: 30,000 feet, good idea or plain crazy, the debate on

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>> angry constituents taking over town hall meetings across the country. >> over the age of 74, what is effectively -- [shouting] >> seems like this all over. lawmakers seeing protestors might have been trained and now some proof to back that up. liberal activist group in new york is offering a training this weekend on how to effectively address your congressman at a town hall meeting. heather: former democrat senator and presidential hopeful jim webb calling out his own party for how they are treating president trump, there's a campaign going on on the hill, in the media, in the academia to

personally discredit not only donald trump but the people who are around him by 18 when democrats are vulnerable particularly in the senate, they will not be a record of accomplishment that they can run against. >> the web going onto say democrats are now all about identity politics. let's talk about jim's message. do you think democrats today are too far left. log onto "fox & friends first" facebook page, #keeptalking. >> fiery exchange at the white house defends recent claims of voter fraud. senior policy adviser steven miller trying to lay out the evidence but george keeps cutting him off. >> for the record you provided zero evidence that the president was the victim of massive voter fraud in new hampshire. zero evidence that the president claims that he would have won the popular vote, zero evidence

for either one of the claims. >> the noncitizen voting issue is pervasive and widespread and we are going to protect the country from voter fraud. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> well, the president has named vice president mike pence to lead the investigation into voter fraud. heather: that was hostile. the army plans to spend $300 million in a blitz of bonuses and advertising, the moves meant to attract new talent with the goal of 6,000 new troops signing up by october 1st, which would make it the largest increase ever. the army doubling bonuses offering $40,000 to new recruits and soldiers whose enlistments are up this year. >> crying baby and now phone calls in flight. it could soon be a reality, but is it a good -- is it a good idea? >> i'm not so sure about that. cheryl casone from fox business

here with how liars really feel. heather: how do they really feel? yeah. doesn't it sound wonderful at 3,000 feet while chatting. the public comment period for that proposal ends today and dot received more than 7,000 comments on this issue and transportation secretary elaine chao has to decide whether or not to ban all calls on a flight which means adding wi-fi calls, wi-fi is not part of it. right now there's no regulatory rule on wi-fi, but with comments like, quote, keep the ban on phone calls in place and in this one allowing cell phones to be used during airline flights would lead to outage, seems

pretty -- 96% of americans supported voice calls, only 2% saying that airlines should set their own policies. flight attendant groups are allowing wi-fi calls. possible terrorist attacks being organized on a flight and, of course, fighting among passengers. little obvious on that one. as a former flight attendant -- heather: you have been there done that. cheryl: there's so much tension in the air. it's going to make it -- >> flying is miserable enough. why make it worst? murder for hire gone wrong, the man who accidentally texted his former boss about killing his wife. heather: the most magical place

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heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", two little girls the latest victims of chicago's out of control violence. both fighting for their life after being shot in unrelated incidents. just a few miles away an 11-year-old girl shot sitting in the backseat of a minny van, she didn't have time to duck for the bullets. right now no suspects are in custody in either incidents. so far chicago has had 400

shootings, back in 2016 there were more than 3500. >> murder for hire plot is foiled when a man texts his former boss instead of a hitman. jeff accidentally messaged his explore about killing his wife and 4-year-old daughter for insurance money. he claims he was angry when he wrote the draft and never meant to send it. he's now facing channels of solicitation for first-degree murder. heather: let's talk about the extreme weather now. ice, wind pounding the northeast, blizzard conditions and up to 2 feet of snow possible. >> now even texas could see some of the weather. hey, janice.

janice: good morning, yes, we have the north eastern bringing snow and a lot of wind across the area and we have an upper level low that's bringing rain for parts of new mexico into texas. the past 12 hours you can see the storm system bringing quite a bit of snow to new england and the wind gusts are going to be excessive throughout the day today. look at that, 30's, 40's, so even though maybe snow is not on the ground we are going to see some airline delays because of the wind, so gust upwards of 60 miles per hour along the apalachian. we have blizzard across coast of maine. the gusty winds causing the problem with the blowing snow. parts of texas and new mexico getting a lot of rain and snow and we have winter weather

advisory posted as well as the potential for heavy flooding across texas and the gulf coast as the storm moves east ward. a couple of certainly big weather stories we will be following throughout the day, rob and weather, back to you. heather: a lot of travel issues the entirely weekend. thank you. janice: you got it. heather: george w. bush lucky charm in houston. >> they have their 43rd honorary member. >> how cool is that? >> former president showing support for the mustangs against senate last night even making it on the jumbo tron. >> the presidential support must have helped. smu went onto win the bear cats 60 to 51. congratulations. [laughter] heather: looks like he's feeling good. 26 minutes after the top of the hour and political punches at

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the country. i'm heather childers. >> and i'm rob schmit. california's crumbling orville dam threatens to unleash catastrophic and deadly floating. heather: anticipating the failure of the largest dam, sending nearly 200, running for their lives. >> kelly wright has been following the story and has details this morning. >> rob, kelly, good morning to both of you. authorities in california trying to overt the crisis. now race against time to keep man-made reservoir from unleashing puree on the valley below. at least 188,000 terrified residents ordered to flee their homes and leave everything behind in a mass exodus that left major highways at a standstill. >> i was in shock a little bit. i grabbed what i could. i'm in pajamas right now.

>> a lot of praying going on. >> evacuation orders coming after a horrifying discovery, erosion on orville's dams emergency spillway which was activated for the first time in nearly 50-year history. it was supposed to be a second line of defense after rushing water tore a gaping hoe, chunks of concrete crashing down below. >> when we have water coming over the top of the spillway, it was begin to go erode the ground. but if that's not addressed and we don't take care of that and mitigate it properly, essentially what we are looking at is approximately a 30-foot wall of water that would be coming out of the lake. >> that is so important to avoid. at this hour the goal is to drain the lake by about 50 feet using the heavily damaged main spillway carefully keeping the flow at 100 cubic feet per

second, the safety of thousands is at the will of mother nature. >> once you have a damage to a structure like that, you know, it's catastrophic. today was an example, it was a tough call to make, it was the right call to make to protect the public. >> and so teams of experts move in to assess the damage at daybreak today. they are going to be there, more than 250,000 law enforcement officers have been called to help along with the national guard, they are on the standas well. it was built in 1961 and opened in 1968 so it's something that's been there for 50 years, erosion is quite possible specially with the heavy rain they received. >> keep a close eye on that one. thank you so much. >> heather: thank you, kelly. >> brand-new immigration order could come as soon as today.

heather: president trump promising a rewrite that will pass through the court system. griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. with what to expect. >> good morning, guys. the ninth circuit court of appeals held the suspension of the ban last week. yesterday senate minority leader chuck schumer weighed in with advice to the president. >> i think he ought to throw it in the trash. this executive order is so bad and doesn't make us safer and doesn't focus on the areas where we need to tighten up. it's just un-american and unconstitutional. the president vowed new action speak ago board air force over the weekend. >> we will win the battle but we also have a lot of options including filing a brand-new order. >> the senior adviser steven miller speaking to chris wallace reinforced the message. >> we are contemplating new and

additional actions to ensure that our immigration system does not become the vehicle for admitting people into our country who are hostile to this nation and its values. >> this comes in the heels of major crack-downs by immigration officials sparking protests nationwide and in méxico and prompts the aclu to create what they call rapid response teams to confront the rise in deportations by the administration. president trump tweeting about it saying, quote, the crack down on illegal criminals is nearly the keeping of my campaign promise, gapping members, drug dealers and others are being removed. finally, guys, justin trudeau visits the white house today and they haven't always seen eye to eye, it'll be interesting to watch. heather: opposite viewpoints, thank you very much, griff. >> political punches at the grammys just ten minutes into the show. heather: carley shimkus.

carley: absolutely. long-time grammys producer encouraged artists to speak their mind during award show so it came as no surprise when the evening turned political. james corden offered advice on how to survive a trump presidency. well, some folks watching at home was wishing the award show would have stuck to music, so many turned away from award shows, always politics, keep it between your friends and not tv. if he makes money by working in the u.s., he should respect the president of this great country or go back home. >> it'll be interesting what the ratings are on that show. heather: you don't know what's coming next and it could be something good. carley: absolutely.

>> what about this dress. carley: surprising statement, joy villa arrived on the red carpet wearing a red, white and blue making america great dress again. the most searched of the entire night. you know there's going to be a lot of reaction on this. ron, tweets we need so many more actresses like her to stand up. thank you, joy villa for great courage and love for usa. standing up to your peers take court and jury. team trump has your back. courageous move people are talking about it this morning. look at what i'm wearing. heather: katie perry she always has one and rocked a persist -- carley: yeah. she channels her inner hillary clinton. take a look who wore it better,

rocking short blond and pantsuit. deplorable says, sorry, katie, joy villa's dress won tonight. hash hag make america great dress again. a lot of people talking about joy villa's dress. >> can't we get through three hours without politics. carley: there were a lot of nonpolitical moments too, of course, adelel won the evening. >> beyonce moment was a little bit odd. thanks, carley. ten minutes until the top of the hour and refugees pouring into this country as the white house looks at all options to restore the president's travel order s the inclusive left putting our nation security at risk. we will have a fair and balance debate up next. >> pc police strike again, yale

changing the name of on campus college because of ties to slavery. geraldo rivera has message for liberal school. heather: make sure you say thank you today, those simple words can help your outlook on life apparently. thank you for staying.

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>> he did not specify which republicans are expressing concerns right now but he said it was not a majority. pc police at it again and now geraldo rivera is taking stance against it, quitting voluntary position at yale university after it changed name over ties of slavery. resigned as associate fellow at yale, it's been an honor but says the move is based on principle and not political correctness. heather: the trump administration hard at work assessing all options to make america safe again. >> now we are considering and pursuing all options, we are contemplating new and additional actions to ensure that our immigration system does not become a vehicle for admitting people into our country who are hostile to this nation and its values. heather: this as a new study reveals that since february 3rd

over 70% of the refugees who enter the u.s. were from seven suspect countries alone. so is the inclusive left putting our country at risk. here for fair and balance debate capri and fox news contributor tammy bruce. >> good morning. heather: let's take a look at the seven countries involved in the ban. syria, iraq, somalia, iran, yemen. two of those are major sponsors of worldwide terror. five are failed states. is our country at risk in. >> well, obviously, yes. this is the entire point of what this was supposed to do which was be able to have us be able to assess who it was that's coming into the country. that's one -- what we can't do is just with those seven nations, now iran also -- has a major counterfeiting operation

that's state sponsored not just for american currency which is we kept changing currency but also identity papers, we know that isis with control of isis, mosul and raqqah and libya have tens of thousands of blank passports, when you're looking at, this was what was fascinating to me, the realization according to dhs60 to a hundred thousand visas have been issued for these seven countries and the question has to be how could they have at all vetted that number of people to be able to allow them to come into the country. heather: they admit that they don't have the ability to vet people right now, should we wait for something to happen here before we take a pause and say let's figure out how to keep this country safe? >> obviously that's not anybody's objective democrats

and republicans alike. we all want to keep the nations safe. i really believe that this was some sort of pc crusade, i would say so. i try to call it like i see it. right now the ninth circuit court of appeals, they -- they ruled unanimously for this stay both democratic and republican appointees to the court. so in my -- in my view we need to pursue a rewrite and it sounds like the trump administration is going to do that, a rewrite of this executive order that will actually hold up to the scrutiny of the coequal branch of government in the judiciary. heather: in the meantime has our country been put at risk because when you take a look at the number of refugees that have been allow today enter the country while all of this has been going on between february february 3rd, it was 149 who have been rushed in, tammy.

>> this is the problem. terrorism doesn't distinguish whether you're a republican or democrat. common sense tells you that when you have the paris attacks where you had false documents from individuals moving through refugee stream, al-qaeda and isis saying they want to usury fudgy streams, the odds are, of course, this is coming in. that's why it's nonsensical. when the nation is at danger, all of us are at risk and they want to do this just to harm the president. >> can i make one suggestion as well? >> if we are going to be common sense about this, they also need to include nations like the united emirates and saudi arabia that have obvious ties to terrorist -- >> capri, that's a difference, they have central governments that are functional and we can vet them. >> fair enough. heather: thank you for joining us. let check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox &

friends". good morning. i have a feeling you will talk a little bit more about that? >> we will eventually get to that. a guy named ramon buckley, he would like to be the chair of the dnc, he tells fellow democrats, we missed the message last election. we have to grow up. listen to this. >> what we did is said how offensive. grow up. that's not reality for most of america. steve: telling his party to grow up. he will be joining us live to talk about why he would like to be the head of dnc. tucker carlson is going to drop by. we will talk about the grammys, you know him as superman. a woman unlike all other celebrities who bashed president trump, she actually wore a make america great again dress.

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heather: first nordstrom dropped ivanka trump's line. >> cheryl casone from our sister network with the latest on that, hey, cheryl. >> good morning, this seems to be the new thing to do if you're a retailer carrying everything. now we are learning that kmart and sears are dropping trump home items from the stores. some offered online to third-party retailers, overall the furniture, lighting, betting all coming from trump in those stores is going to be

discontinued again like nieman marcus and nordstrom last week siding with short sales, it's hard to find data to support that right now but kmart and sears are saying, well, just no more for now. we will see if customers have an issue. >> i'm a verizon customer and i'm looking forward to this, unlimited plan finally. cheryl: it does make sense except if the few data hogs as extreme users, it doesn't make sense for us to have unlimited plan. verizon is going on this, of course, today, $80 you can have unlimited plan for one plan and 45 per line if you have up to four lines. this is another, you know, wireless company kind of joining the trend that we are seeing now for unlimbed. >> they took it all away before and they are giving it back. cheryl: exactly. >> disney, store comes out every six months, gets more expensive?

cheryl: the theme parks have been one of the stronger pieces of financial, forget the movie, people are still loving to go to disney. they are raising prices for all day passes, for the value passes, they will be going up $2 and the regular day passes are going up five bucks. they also recently introduced demand pricing which is interesting and on peak days, they are charging more. heather: joining the ranks of the airlines. >> that's right. the days you don't want to be there and you're paying more. thank you so much. cheryl: you bet. >> on 6:00 a.m. on the east coast why protestors are drawing their drawers in trump doors

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