pictures from the san jose area in california where the coyote creek is over flowing the area. >> jenna: too much of a good thing, water in california. thanks for joining us everybody. "america's news headquarters" starts now. >> shannon: fox news alert. the white house defending president trump's changes to the enforcement. i am sandra smith. reporters grilling sean spicer. we have that team coverage and trace gallinger is following that over obamacare and we start with chief white house correspondent john roberts. what is the newest on the ban on travel we are expecting friday now? >> reporter: good afternoon, sandra are, and this is what i

know about the impending order. it will cover the same seven countries the original order did. it is iraq, iran, syria, libya and sudan and yemen. they were seven countries identified by the obama administration that were problematic. the white house will use that as the basis for the order. couple of changes. removing the inffrnt suspension of refugee from syria. the court had a problem with that. it will temparily ban all refugees from entering until safe guards are put in place. and explicit language that it does not apply to legal residents of this country and others. and it will lay it out in clearer language to say it targets people who don't have

previous status here and currently overseas. sean spicer indicated contrary to the declaration that the department of justice made released to the 9th court of appeals, the president will not resci understand the order. >> press secretary spicer: you will see the president takes steps to protect the country and making sure we evolve through the court system on the existing eo and look at the next executive order to achieve the goefl of protecting the american people. that's where we are and what the order says and we continue to feel confident that that is pretty much and crafted in a way and clear about the countries not focused on anything else but the vetting requirements. >> reporter: the white house is very confident, sandra, that it

will pass legal muster because it is well grounded in security concerns. the president is planning on signing this on friday and it could be pushed back a little bit. we'll see. >> is the white house moving to revoke the obama transgender bathroom guidelines today? >> reporter: they look like they are on the way to doing that. it looks as if the white house is planning on resci understanding the guidance that the obama administration sent out to schools in america that they need to let transgender individuals use the bathroom they identify with as opposed to what they were born to. a person who was born a woman and wanted to use the boys bathroom. the white house makes clear to the supreme court that they

don't hold the same position that obama administration does. the president believes that it is it a state's and she the federal government has no place in this. and will make it clear. there was controversy as to whether education secretary devos, was not on board with this. we are told that the education secretary is 100 percent on board with this. >> thank you, sir. angry voices filling a town hall meetings from coast to coast and giving republican law makers an earful of plans to repeal obamacare and questions about president trump's agenda, trace? >> reporter: it is interesting, some law makers believe the outrage is manufacturer and why they don't hold town hall and others like chuck grassly who was cheered, jeered and shouted

down said he loves the feedback and would not do his job any other way. california mcclintook. he was escorted out by the police when the protest turned angry. he was back at it last night addressing the people. he is adament about his belief that the sanctuary cities should have federal funds taken away and obamacare should be repealed and replaced. >> no question that some people had a good experience with obamacare, but most people had a bad experience. the point is, the point is, the american people made it clear they want obamacare repealed and replaced. we are going to be judged on our ability to deliver a vastly better health care system to

a vast majority of americans. >> reporter: through it all. he held another gathering tonight. cross the country are, town halls are rally on points of obamacare and immigration. >> press secretary spicer: there is a hybrid there and there is a bit of professional manufactured base in there and it is not a representation of the member district. it is for media attention, no offense. i think that necessarily because they are loud does not mean there are many. >> reporter: in the wake of utah jason chaffetz getting stormed, the way to fix the problem is simply not hold town

halls which may be okay for law makers whose seats are safe. but others are under pressure to hear what their constituent and others have to say, sandra? >> reporter: thank you. >> talking about this is chris plant, radio host of the chris plant show and leslie marshal host of leslie marshal radio show and a fox news contributor, chris, the president said it is all planned by liberal activist. and then you heard are from sean spicer it is a hybrid and a professional manufactured base and some are angry people; what do you say? >> i think sean nailed it. i have seen the websites that are organizing, some brand new organizations that are set up and they are on line and have mailing list from occupy and other organizational efforts that are ongoing for the last couple of years.

and these on line groups can get them to turn out whether they are from the district or not. they are vocal and enthusiastic and drummed up out of the bushes by the organizers. and certainly one man in iowa, grassly's meeting that seemed to be concerned about his obamacare and authentic. and i is a blend of the two. and we know that the democrats said publicly they are planning on emulating the tea party approach and this is the less polite version of that. >> we know that within the republican party there are a lot of people who see it differently. justin a mas from the state of michigan is happy to answer the questions, they are federal americans with legitimate concerns. >> i think he and anybody else in the gop know that the

constituents elected them to do a job and they are the employer. the american people in their district. we have to remember in some of the districts, people might have voted for that particular congress person but may not have voted for the president or vice versa. for people to say they are all liberal and activist is ridiculous. people are showing license and bills that reflect their address and zip code and proving they are constituents. it is our ability to ask the tough questions of those we elected to office. >> sounds like you believe they should continue and representatives should step up and answer the question and concerns of their constitiens. moving on, i want to talk about the immigration crack down. chris, what do you make of what you are seeing and hearing so far? is the administration selling

this to the american people? >> well, probably not doing the greatest of jobs in spinning this. but the news media is not working hand in glove with the administration. the obama administration that bragged about p deporting 3 million people and came up with a different set of numbers dependoth audience. the administration is talking about p enforcing existing laws which the democratic party steadfastly opposes. and that is one of the points of contention whether we support existing laws. barak obama was only deporting the bad guys. it is pretty much thus far same thing obama administration was doing and doesn't warrant all of

the hysteria. >> we know it targets the same countries, i wanted to call for the stephen miller sound because senior advisor to the president, this is not going to look a lot differently than the last one, listen to this. >> it is responsive to the judicial ruling that didn't exist previously. they are minor technical differences and fundmentally, you still going to have the same policy outcome for the country are. the rulings from the courts were flawed, errorinous and false. and the president's actions were political and constitutional and consistent with the long-standing tradition of the presidents in the past. >> leslie? >> there are two issues at play. the travel ban and the other is immigration and what homeland security and ice officials are going to do.

one continues to target muslim and that is the target ban and the other targets mexicans who make up approximately half of the 11 million undocumented with the travel ban, i believe we will see a fight in the courts and i believe it will go before the supreme court, an 8 or 9 court that is the question. and with regard to immigration, there is a sluf of problems here. i am hearing that the immigration plan puts the onous on the detention in mexico. that is a huge problem. mexicans have stopped the floef of central american mi dprants. >> i want to get chris back in here. that is another issue and hearing concerns. chris, last word in here. >> i know we care about children and if mexican can stop the flow of people on the southern boundary we should do the same.

we have immigration and border and country. or we don't. the so- called muslim band and not targeting mexican. we are not targeting anybody. we have law and there is a jihad a war going on. >> chris and leslie thank you for jumping on and good to see you today. the british born suicide bomber was once held in guantanamo bay and what held to his release in and secretary of state rex tills tillerson crossing the boardener mexico.

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>> sandra: the susued bomber who attacked the military base on monday was a former guantanamo bay detainee. he was a 50-year-old man from the uk converted to islam and later joined isis, he was reportedly one of 16 men paid $12 million. when the british government settled the lawsuit and claimed that british agents were compliceit in torturing guantanamo detainees. rex tillerson going to mexico the day after president trump enforced border procedure. doug, joins us. there are some dhs directives today released that may make it difficult.

>> reporter: this is the first bilateral trip by rex tillerson and accompanied by secretary kelly. it is a well intentional trip designed to show the cooperation with our two countries combating drug cartels and drug trafficking. but it is fraught with peril over the anger in mexico. there was a department of homeland security memos that may add for fuel to the fire. it calls for immigrants to be sent back to mexico even if they come from other country ares. mexico will not accept any decision by the united states in that regard. the policy calls for hiring 5000 border agency and 10000 ice agents. and lawen forcement empowered to perform the duties of

immigration officers. the immediate design and construction of a border wall as we heard to be made with american made materials. even before the memos were released mexican formed a human chain in the state of chihuahua. here's the governor of that region. apparently we don't have that slot. but he encouraged americans to join mexicans in opposition. trump policy. that is what awaits tillerson and kelly as they go to mexico. >> sandra: they suggested an alternative way to pay for the wall. >> reporter: mexican authorities have utter distain for the suggestion they would pay for the wall. but the new u.s. directive calls

for all government agencies to identify and quantify all sorts of federal aid or assistance to the government of mexico on an annual basis and suggesting that the government of mexico chooses not to pay for the wall, that federal aid will be withdrawn from mexico. back to you. >> sandra: thank you. police officers pledge to protect and preserve and also save lives. [inaudible] open the door. open the door. >> sandra: dramatic video of a man rescued from a burning car, next. time running out for the protestors in the dakota access pipe line. just minutes are left. we are live in north dakota as

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>> sandra: bravery caught on a police officer's body cam. the officers in washington d.c. pull a man from a burning vehicle moments after he crashed on the side of the road. it happened just moments from a police station. they were able to respond and rescue the driver in the nick of time. police in malaysian said two women who were accused of

killing the half brother of kim jong-un were attempting to rub poison on his face. north korea said they are innocent and kim jong-un called on this video. gregg is from london. >> reporter: it is a high prokilling of the estranged half brother. first time today malaysian authorities are naming a north korea official in connection of the poison death. the north korean link was suspected. a state airline official and a third north korean are sought in malaysian. four other north koreans fled back to pyongyang. the two women thought to have killed jim jong nam did practice

run ares in nearby shopping malls prior to the attack. there were attempts to break in the morgue holding the body of the north korean. no one yet according to officials from the family of the victim came to identify the body. and finally, the regime of kim jong-un continually to reject any role in the killing and demand the release of those being held. the diplomatic fallout. the ambassador was colored from pyongyang and malaysian is an important go-between country even for the united states in efforts to try to reign in the nuclear threat. >> sandra: gregg, thank you for that report live from london.

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>> sandra: house speaker paul ryan touring the board for the first time ever. and the texas congressman joined him. mccaul and john carter who sits on the appropriation's committee. they are visiting macallen where half of all undocumented immigrants are caught on the border. we asked our research team for a closer look at the boarder and this is what they found. under 2000 miles long and touching four states with a wide variety of land. desert and river and bonder, there are thurt board patrol stations and 25 legal points of entry. a third stretches by federal and tribal land and the rest is privately or state owned mostly

in texas, more than 1200 miles. there are over a million acre of protected wild life refuge and eight national park and two forest and indian reservations and two-thirds of the border is a river. construction on u.s. funding fencing started in the 1990s for 14 miles going up with the california border. the last major legislation was the secure fence act in 2006 with 2.3 billion and 2015 on pedestrian and vehicle fencing. macallen, texas where the congressman are visiting has 140000 people. it is the busiest sector for illegal crossings. unemployment fell from 22 percent in 1990s, to eight percent last year. mexican customers make up a third of macallen's retail

sale and 91 percent of the population is hispanic. thanks for our brain room for that. president trump's new immigration policies opened up a host of questions and conduct and enforcement agents such as this exchange. >> is this open? [inaudible] >> sandra: but he's not a police officer. and critics say such tactics to snare immigrants are unethical and some cases illegal. we'll bring in the attorney eric guster. eric, that is not a police officer, is that legal to have that ice worker show up at the door? >> no tis not.

it is not legal and dangerous, sandra. when you have immigrant communities needed to solve crime and if they think someone is lying to them they will not cooperate with the police. we talked about reducing crime in the united states and we need all communitieses to work together. it is a dangerous and put the immigration community against the police unnecessarily because ice wants to get more people nabbed. santana going back to the image of an ice agent making it look like they are a police officer at one's door. your thoughts on this? >> it is legal. and i have to disagree with eric. the constitution says that people are allowed to do this and the supreme court ruled on this. police are allowed to it use ruses to get people to come to the front door. they can have people saying they

won a lottery in the police station. they are allowed to do this. but not trick somebody to gain entry to the home. but answer the door it is legal and met constitutional muster are. >> that's what they are doing. they are telling people they are police officer to walk in the door. that is illegal. >> but if they walk in the door, anything they seize can be suppressed and used against them. but it is an exclusionary rule applies. >> sandra: you have disagreement there. i want to move on to it sanctuary cities. the director of policy for the conservative center for immigration. this is a quote. she said it could cause political difficulties for sanctuary jurisdictions and there may be back lash from the public once they see who is

protected by the sanctuary policies. this disclosure is a powerful woman to hold sanctuaries accountability as with the with holding of federal funds. we are watching how those sanctuary cities react to the policy, your thoughts. >> a lot of citizens are behind the sanctuary cities. they want to protect immigrants from the ice agent and unlawful deportment. they are behind their mayor and city councils and county commissioners. >> sandra: but this is the way the sanctuary cities can be shamed, troy? >> what they are saying, they will release a report every single week and identify to everybody what cities are not cooperating with the federal government and what cities that are harboring crim nam and what

the president and department of homeland security issued in their directive, they will start enforcing the law. people became comfortable over the last eight years in the obama administration with entire classes of aliens who were deportable not being deported. and people became comfortable and now the law will be enforced and people are worried. they should be. >> sandra: eric, your last thought onlooking at the deportation. we hear outrage that there is mass deportations? >> according to the homeland security memo that's what they are planning on doing and which is why so many people are opposed to it ice agents using fake information to get into the houses. >> they are falling the law. >> sandra: eric? >> they are supporting sanctuary cities such as different communities are coming together to protect these people.

different church and school and we want people to be fair legal treated and immigrants to it be treated fairly by our government. >> sandra: troy? >> we want legal immigrants treated fairly and illegal ones, especially the ones committing crimes to be deported. over a third in 2015 were done by illegal immigrants. >> sandra: thank you, both for being here. it is not only the southern border who is getting renewed attention. canada is reporting a record number of americans sneaking across the border for asylum and many refer to president trump's stance on immigration as a reason to leave the u.s. molly? >> reporter: thousands of people are literally leaving the united states for canada.

and many of them crossing the border illegally and seeking a sylm. two men from yemen walked right in. they are avoiding border checkpoints and the risk of sent back to the united states. they have to apply for refugee status in the first country. >> they are well dressed and others are not. and at times have suffered from cold and exposure. canadian border officials say the number of people seeking a sylum spiked since november. 1400 people entered quebec to make the claim. that is more than the total in 2015. there is a variety of reasons including fleeing terror. and immigration advocates said

the canadian leaders rhetoric versus president trump is playing a road role. president trump is cracking down. and the prime minister of canada is sdfrnt. >> the information is given to us about the new immigration policies. people without status in the u.s. fear being arrested and deported to the country of origin. >> reporter: the influx is keeping the royal mountie police busy. and now with the spring temperatures just around the corner, it is possible they will be forced to shuffle more resources. >> sandra: molly, thank you. ivanka trump on a field trip with her daughter and what she was doing in the supreme court. and the obamacare, and raucous

town halls continue. and what it means for the changes to the health law. i think the country has to get calm and the president has to get calm and reduce the tweeting and reduce tensions around the nation.

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>> more ahead on president trump's sweeping crack down on illegal immigrants and the mexican foreign munister said the country will reject the new american rule and secretary of state rex tillerson and secretary of state kelly head to mexico for talks there. there was plenty to get to and we'll see shepherd smith reporting. >> sandra: a town hall turning hostile in the country.

[crowd noise] >> sandra: virginia representative david bratt taking tough questions from the tough crowd. >> do you deny climate change? >> no, the climate changes all of the time. >> sandra: okay, and our next guest faced the rowdy crowds in his own home district. >> i want a clear answer from scott taylor. will you repeal obamacare? >> the vast majority of people are getting crushed with obamacare and the response is having the discussion. >> and that is hundreds of new and don't describe it as fake news. >> representative scott taylor joins us from virginia beach. and what were the snarky

comments and the sea of boos? >> great afternoon, i believe that everybody should have a seat at the table and sometimes people were shouting over others and when you do that, that means someone else doesn't have a seat at the table. we are all american and we should talk to them and be respective. we had snarky comments. but information leads to reason. and sometimes emotion is contagious. it got rowdy at times. >> sandra: did you feel like you were not safe? >> me personally no. i think that there are congressional members that are concern body safety and they should be. but the people in the town hall as well, too. we have taken safety precautions

to make sure we have safety. but me personally, i didn't feel unsafe, but there were a couple of incidents outside. >> sandra: you stood firm on support for reare peeling the affordable care act what was the reaction? >> it is usually when folks don't agree or grooe agree with the president in some respect. i stood firm. i was elected for several reasons. i think republicans across the nation were elected and that was part of the reason why the american people put the confidence to help rescue them with health care and certainryitose who are fearful about losing their care and people who are crushed under the premium and deductible. i will not change my stance. this is what im and help folks in my district and country and they can put me there or not. we won convincingly.

i will take the high ground. >> sandra: this is second of three town halls that you scheduled. do you plan on holding the third after how rowdy it got last night? >> oh, absolutely. we did a facebook live first and we'll have one on the eastern shore and that is where i am from of course. and everyone should be engaged but shouting is not help excel we'll not be moved or intimidated by shouting. >> sandra: you sound optmist and i can former congressman lee kerry echoed this. oh, my gosh. i am not listening to today. it is tough to have angry people in your face. i never liked. it but being an elected representative means you suck it up and listen. that is part of the job and you have to be there and you should be having a town hall meeting

which is what you say you are doing. and look at what the president said happening here. he is blasting the town hall and president trump said they are all liberal activist. what did you make of the president saying that? >> you know, sometimes things that the president says are help excel sometimes they are not, right? my own experience people who were there that was legitimately concerned and that is great. it is good to be engaged. and there are also rabble rousers. we had our own local virginia democratic party instigating things. that makes others not have have a seat to the table. but we are going to talk to our people. i live here and know people here and we'll give them a voice. we'll disagree on some thing and that'ses what democracy is all about. >> sandra: i heard you in the lead in to the commercial break,

you wish the president would not tweet as much as that a criticism. >> in some regard, sure. the media, the president, there is a lot of tomenting back and forth and that is not helpful. leaders need to seek clarity and calm is constageous and so is the opposite and we should be calm and help ourselves in this country. >> sandra: thank you for joining us. a possibly break through in the discovery for life in space. nasa finding seven new planets and they could be able to sustain life. details on that, next.

>> sandra: ivana trump making a stroft supreme court. along with her daughter. she listened at the invitation of justice anthony kennedy. they met in a lunchion following the presidential inauguration. big news for star gazers. astronomers found half dozen new planets circulating a far away star with the potensional to sustain life. trace has more. everybody is amazed by news pertaining to space. >> reporter: one expert said this is the most exciting result he saw in 14 years. we are talking about seven earth sized planets orbitting a different star and in a different solar system. the planets and the area they are in. they are not only the same size roughly, but temperate and

meaning they could support life. instead of being gaseous planets like jupiter. they are rocky planet and may even have oceans. one of them is trapus one f is the best candidate to support life but it is cooler. with the right mixture of greenhouse gases and could support life and down jackets. the planet gets 200 times less light than earth, it gets almost as much energy and would be almost as warm. answering the question, are we alone is a top science priority and this is a remarkable step forward toward that goal and because they are so close together in proximity. they are allowed to be studied

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