in since we got to work this morning. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends" first on tuesday morning. heather: the trump administration, our top story as republicans unveil their highly anticipated healthcare overhaul. clayton: a major road black because not all lawmakers are on board. we have details. is this trouble on the horizon? region this may come as a surprise but no one agrees on anything in washington was the president hasn't been in office 50 days and delivered on the biggest campaign promise, repeal and replace obamacare. that was met by resistance from not only democrats but fellow republicans. congressman kevin brady, chairman of the house ways and means committee told bret baer

it achieves the goal. >> it is obama care gone. we repeal those taxes, those mandates, those subsidies, there is nothing left. instead we give the same tax break we give workers at big businesses. clayton: what is in the bill? the employer mandate would be replaced immediately, subsidies would be repealed and replaced by a monthly tax credit. it would preserve protections for those with preexisting conditions, young people could stay on their parents plan to age 26 and there are calls for transition away from the current medicaid expansion. you mentioned troubled waters, the last point about medicaid expansion already a sample of what republican senators expressed major concerns and members of the house worry about new entitlements. >> we need to look at some amendments to make sure we get rid of the taxes, put something on president obama's desk a few

months ago to suggest that what we put on president trump's desk set a new environment, instant taxes, doesn't reveal all of obamacare, we got to do better and hope we can do that clayton: where does this leave us? house republican leadership very fast, they hope to begin voting in a number of house committees as early as tomorrow and that the bill will head to a fool vote in the coming weeks before the easter recess but with such resistance the timeline may not be as quick as they hope. clayton: thanks. one of the big challenges to repealing and replacing obamacare could be those subsidies. why conservatives may have trouble getting on board with it. >> republican leadership is

worried about removing the obama care subsidy and leaving people who were depending on those subsidies without the ability to pay for insurance. that is a problem. this is what happens with entitlements, once people become dependent on them it becomes extremely difficult politically to take them away so what they are doing is providing a different kind of subsidy in the form of a tax credit. make no mistake, that is what it is. there is a problem. a lot of conservatives who want obamacare repeal didn't like the subsidies and the won't like this subsidy. it will be a challenge for the republicans to gather the votes necessary to pass the bill because democrats seem unlikely to help. >> the gop would need 51 vote in the senate to get their plan passed. >> we need to know how much it will cost taxpayers. president trump unveiling immigration order 2.0, the white house believes it will stand up

to any legal challenge but democrats aren't wasting time trying to block it. kelly right is here to break t. clayton: president trump told reporters the new order would taylor what he considers a very bad decision referring to disdain for the courts blocking the initial band. the president signed a new order inside the oval office. suspends refugees from entering the united states for 120 days but no longer places an indefinite ban on syrian refugees. all visa holders will be allowed to enter the country regardless of origin. another difference, iraq is no longer included in the band. the executive order calls for a ban on travelers from six muslim majority countries, those are iran, libya, somalia, serbia and p.m. and. >> no system can be made infallible. the american people can have

high confidence we are identifying ways to improve the vetting process to our allies and partners around the world. please understand this order is part of our ongoing efforts to eliminate vulnerabilities, radical islamic terrorists can and will exploit. >> protesters demonstrated in front of the white house saying the ban is discriminatory against muslims but republican lawmakers and the secretary of homeland security john kelly say it will keep americans safe. >> we are not immune to terrorist threats and their enemies often use our own freedom and generosity against us. clayton: democrats believe the new order will be challenged in the courts. democratic senator chris murphy is introducing legislation to block the new been which begins on the 16th. heather: we will talk about that later. new calls for president trump to explain his tweets accusing

president obama of wire trapping trump tower, lawmakers questioning the president's allegations because of lack of evidence. the white house, however, continues to stand by the president urging congress to investigate. sean spicer telling reporters, quote, there is no question that something happens but it is unclear what that something was. the cia and apartment of justice accused of leaking classified data. judicial watch taking the feds to task for information related to national security advisor flynn's discussions with russian officials before he officially entered the white house, flynn forced to resign for misleading the president about the conversations. former speaker newt gingrich tells bill o'reilly the investigation will determine who is behind those leaks. >> it will become apparent if they use their subpoena power and if jeff sessions and forces that subpoena power but it will be a real. if you look at iran contra or

watergate before i came to washington eventually these committees can get to a lot of stuff. heather: judicial watch claims it was leaked to undermine the trump administration. clayton: iran flexing its muscles testfired ballistic missiles destroying a floating barge, 150 miles away. iranian forces sending fast attack vessels within 600 yards of a navy ship. sailors were forced to change course. north korea provoking the united states, the country now says the recent missile launches were tests to see if they could strike american bases in japan. the security council holding an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss the launches. and a win in the war on terror, former guantánamo bay detainee once considered the worst of the worst killed in a us airstrike

in yemen, just taken out on an al qaeda base, released by the obama administration in 2009 even the department of defense recommended he stay behind bars, 122 prisoners were released from gitmo have returned to the battlefield. jenna: the first ever muslim chairman to lead the state's democratic party, also taking a pair of shots at the trump administration. >> problems with immigrants -- heather: rallying supporters after the first immigration order was signed in late january. gill was elected as interim chair just days before the president signed his revised immigration order. >> the supreme court will not hear the case on transgender bathroom rights, the top justice sending it back to an appeals court after president trump revoked obama's controversial

policy allowing students to choose their bathroom based on gender identity, president trump leaving it to the states to decide. >> a 5-year-old girl spelled her way into the history books. edith fuller is the youngest person ever to qualify for the national spelling bee, beating 50 electrical school students at the regional be in tulsa, oklahoma. the winning word is jen anna and it means knowledge acquired through meditation, the national spelling bee, can you spell it? j and a and a. have you heard of that? >> never heard of it so i learned something. it is 9 minutes until the top of the our. another disgrace, insider daycare where a worker was caught on camera shoving a 4-year-old down the stairs. clayton: six use after she was acquitted of her daughter's murder casey anthony breaking her silence. >> i'm not certain about what

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how the last hours of kaylee's life unfolded and she has no regrets. be change all about -- i would like to think she would be listening to classic rock and not taking anything from anybody. >> every day, cops lied to people every day. i am still not certain today what happened. i don't care what anybody thinks about me. i am okay with myself as i sleep pretty good at night. >> kaylee anthony would have turned 12 years old this year, anthony lives in west palm beach, florida with one of the lead detectives on her defense team. clayton: a family moves into a new home and find a skeleton

hidden inside the wall. the new residents shocked to discover human bones when shifting a board around in the attic investigators trying to figure out if the bones are a warmer homeowner who disappeared two years ago. >> i don't understand how it has gone and discovered this long, i don't understand how a person die and the smell not disseminate into the street. >> it is unclear how the bones got inside the wall. >> president trump signed his new executive order immigration. >> jesse waters went to trump tower to find out what people visiting the big apple thought about it. >> reporter: over 12 million visit new york city every year. critics say donald trump's travel been will damage to resume plus hotel occupancy in

the big apple is up, picking up a lot of tourists? where are they are from? >> probably from europe. >> where you from you >> you come from france? sorry to hear that. >> come from france. >> trump tower is right over there. will you have a taco ball? >> we are not mexicans. we are from out of town. >> what do you think of president from? >> very good man, he loves america. >> speaks for a silent majority. a little too much pc and if we were more like that back home we would get on a lot better. >> trump's travel ban is a good idea? >> got to guard your borders. >> have to keep control. >> do you like the travel ban? >> maybe it is a little bit good because what i see happening in

germany, all the terrorists, i would feel more secure. >> reporter: are you scared? >> i am. >> reporter: you know who i am? i am waters. >> are you trying to be an irish r&b singer? >> that means a good time. >> an irish r&b singer. clayton: i heard a lot of russians there. they are here for st. patrick's day. 17 minutes until the hour. new social media game targeting kids for their appearance, their weight and their personality. the warning every parent needs to hear about. heather: michael jackson's neverland ranch on the market and so affordable now so you can afford it was only $33 million under the original asking price. how much will that offer have to be to make the king of pop's

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alert. bringing jobs back to the united states. the next company looking to invest in america exxon mobil. >> the president tweeting by american ton to hire american, my agenda is jobs jobs jobs, thank you exxon mobil. >> focus only from foxbusiness here to break down the investment. steve: a big investment by one of the largest oil and gas companies, exxon mobil promised to invest $20 billion over the next 10 years to expand their production capacity on the us gulf coast, that money will be used to either build the refineries or expand the current facilities, darren would said the plan was to export a lot of what is made at this has been a renaissance for texas and louisiana where 11 exxon plants will be targeted for this expansion beating to the creation of 12,000 jobs, 30,000 construction jobs, the average salary around $100,000 each. president trump who appointed

exxon ceo rex tillerson took credit. >> this was done because of our policies and the policies of this new administration having to do with regulation and so many other things and i want to thank exxon mobil. >> this could be a game changer of the import-export ratio of oil and gas products for the united states. back in 2015 we exported $91 billion of petroleum and natural gas products but the same year we imported $95 billion so to get the ratio changed is the goal. clayton: goals are closing their doors so teachers can protest president trump. the alexandria school district outside dc canceling classes tomorrow after 300 staff members said they wouldn't show up on a day without a woman. the district claims the decision was not based on a political

stance and the chapel hill school district in north carolina also canceling class. >> urgent warning to parents, brand-new horrific bullying game getting popularity on snapchat challenging one another to come up with the cruelest insult on other children's appearances, weight or personality. it is posted anonymously but publicly for all to see. a blogger exposing the online urging parents to talk to their children immediately. the rise of social justice warriors on campuses nationwide is creating a lot of anxiety. the american counseling association reported arising tied of personality disorders among millennials, 84% of college students feel unable to cope with their anxiety. more than have to say it overwhelms the blue some psychologists believe it fuel the growth of so-called safe spaces. clayton: crossing the street has never been more politically correct in melbourne, australia but leaders being pressured to

install an equal number of male and female signals, part of something called the equal crossings initiative, the goal to liberate the community from sexist pedestrian lights that are currently working fine, some the idea of the red light saying the money should be spent on other. i don't know how pedestrian lights -- >> ex-kgb agent has a message for america. stop the infighting change mister putin is sitting in russia rubbing his hands because that's what the russians want to do and have always done, destabilize democracy. >> he says we are playing right into vladimir putin as hands. >> as the world waits for april the giraffe to have her baby a brand-new giraffe is sweeping the nation, the pregnant woman

going viral for her impersonation. you have to see this. >> on this day 1933 the board game monopoly was invented. heather: maria sharapova failed a drug test at the australian open. ♪

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heather: hopefully are feeling the moment, you're watching "fox and friends". clayton: it is 20 minutes after the hour. the trump administration unveiled their highly anticipated health care overhaul. >> not all the gop lawmakers are on board. chris jenkins live in washington with the breaking details. is this a sign of trouble? >> reporter: it is a sign of trouble. a big yellow sign that read hazards in the road. 50 days of the president has delivered one of the biggest promises of his campaign, repeal and replace obamacare but met by resistance from democrats and republicans. congressman kevin brady, chairman of the house ways and means committee where the new bill will begin, the plan americans need. >> we begin by repealing the awful taxes of the mandate penalties, in obamacare

including nearly doubling the size of the health savings accounts and making them more usable, we give them a tax credit immediately usable land with that they can buy affordable plans approved and certified in the state they are in and these are plans they need and can use, not the plans washington has been dictating to them. clayton: the individual and employer mandates would be repealed immediately, subsidies would be replaced by monthly tax credits, it would preserve protections for those with preexisting conditions, young people stay on their parents plan up to age 26 and calls the transition away from the medicaid expansion. on the last point about medicaid expansion the trouble begins. a handful of republicans expressed concerns and some members of the house where he it creates new entitlements.

>> creates a new entitlement program pledge i heard from constituents about creating another entitlement program, we are calling it tax credits that we send people checks and it is another way to do the subsidy. clayton: they hope to move this very fast, begin voting on it in house committees as early as tomorrow and send it for a full vote on the house for coming weeks and to the senate before easter recess but with such resistance that timeline may have a few headaches. clayton: we appreciate it. >> in a disturbing statistic backing up the immigration order that the fbi revealing 300 refugees already in the us are now under investigation for terror ties. >> people seeking to support or

commit terrorist actss will try to enter through our refugee program, this executive order seeks to protect the american people as well as lawful immigrants by putting in place and enhance training and vetting process for visitors from 6 countries, three of these nations are state sponsors of terrorism. the other three have served as safe havens for terrorists. >> the refugee program will be suspended for four month while the trump administration works on a tougher vetting process. >> russia and the assad regime lately ignoring the un, both battering syrian civilians with chemical weapons and targeting air attacks, researchers point out the strong possibility of pro-regime forces putting words with chlorine gas on short range ground to ground rockets as a supplement to poison gas canisters and bombs dropped out of helicopters and other

aircraft. time for expression kgb agent jack barsky talking about those wiretaps and the white house leaks. >> my concern about the situation is at this point we are taking intelligence out of the intelligence realm and playing political football because i believe there is some connection between the russian hacking on the one hand and now the allegations the trump was being hacked. in the meantime vladimir putin is probably sitting in russia rubbing his hands because that is what the russians want to do and have always done, destabilize democracy and right now we are playing into his hand. >> and avalanche burying several skiers. rescue operations are underway in this area trying to save

those teens. it comes one month after another avalanche struck the same resort area killing four people, this avalanche hitting one hour ago and the resort is near the italian border, this is a developing story and we will bring the latest information as it comes in. extreme weather back home, tornado outbreak wreaking havoc on the midwest, one twister tearing across missouri overnight leaving a path of destruction in the city, several houses knocked off their foundation and the same storm sparking a tornado in zimmerman just north of minneapolis, the earliest on record in that state. the thunderstorms and strong wind moving south into tennessee and alabama. look at that rain. >> look for what is going viral, you have been waiting for april the giraffe to give birth.

can't believe it. >> there is a new mommy in town taking the internet by storm. this is aaron, she set up this live stream as she and her husband the weight baby number 4, due march 14th. >> she paces around milling about her myrtle beach home in a giraffe head live stream. this is your fourth kid you are throwing in the towel, we get it, we know how this works and april doesn't seem ready for the world, there has been a lot of belly movement. no signs of labor yet. >> i caught myself watching for any sign of it. i was one of those people. i really was. >> 36 minutes after the world, go counselor kicking a special needs student but the school

district has to say for itself this morning. >> breaking down president trump's executive order which will hold up in court this time? >> i'm give remodeling my home like this beer hotel but has said pouring out of every spout, beer in the kitchen, the basement, at the hose outside when you water your lawn. just drink beer.

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>> the president have solid duty to protect the american people and with this order president trump is exercising rightful authority to keep people safe. clayton: you with a look at what is in and what is out, constitutional attorney, good to see you this morning. first at a high level do you think this will pass muster q >> i think it certainly has a greater chance of surviving once this case goes to the supreme court or court of appeal. the reality of what we have to deal with, the majority of judges across the country will uphold disorder as constitutional. we have to deal with the reality. there are 670 federal district court judges across the country, the chances of one of those and it only takes one federal judge to put this travel ban on hold, that is a possibility something people have to understand but

that is why in america and in our court system we have the ability and the trump administration will have the authority to appeal the case to the supreme court and that is the difference between this executive order and the previous one, ultimately when a higher court reviewed this travel order it will be upheld. heather: let's look at the revisions to the plan, it does not apply to green card holders and no religious priority, and removes iraq and an indefinite ban on syrian refugees though there is a band for a certain amount of time, not indefinite now. which one of those will allow it to be passed? >> all three are important. the key point that was changed with clarifying it does not apply to visa holders, green card holders and legal immigrants who are here

illegally. when this case went to the ninth circuit, the court made clear this was the biggest issue in the travel ban, the application and breadth of the travel ban, potentially unconstitutionally applied to people that were trying to enter and had a right to enter the united states. >> democrats are saying innocent immigrants and scapegoats, listen to what chuck schumer had to say yesterday. it is an attempt to turn innocent refugees into scapegoats and doesn't do the things that would actually make us safer like going after loan rules and closing loopholes in the visa waiver program. the new executive order is mean-spirited, and in my judgment goes against what america is all about. >> innocent immigrants into

scapegoats. to you by that? >> this is an expected response from democrats, we knew this was going to be the response no matter what language came out in the executive order. you have opponents of the trump administration will make the claim, and serving as a muslim band. and being upheld in court and much higher. democrats are going to have a tougher road challenging this one in court. jenna: we touched briefly on the priority given to different religious groups based on their religion. why is that key? some of these countries in the middle east, christians are

targeted. >> the us refugees program, the original travel ban suspended that for 120 days, the new executive order does that as well. the difference is the old executive order when that 120 days expires the old executive order directed the secretary of state to begin processing refugee claims based on whether that person's religion was a minority religion in the country. the new language doesn't have that and why that is important is to seek refugee status in the united states, most are coming in here because of religious persecution but you can seek refugee status because of political affiliation and taking that out makes clear we weren't singing out a key for priority. >> thanks for joining us, we

appreciate it. does this new order go far enough to keep us safe? log on to our facebook page for live debate and use the hashtag keeps talking. foxbusiness alert, general motors cutting hundreds of jobs. >> abby: 0 from foxbusiness with those details. >> different store we are hearing from gm, jobs being added in 2016, we are getting news from their lansing, michigan plans shifting production down to tennessee. they added 800 jobs that there tennessee plant, ramping up production out of michigan. they are making the gmc suv, making the enclave and chevy traverse, and $1 billion over the next few years, last time we talked about layoffs.

>> the most expensive suv. >> just bought the most expensive suv ever, just debut did theed at the geneva auto show, $1000, 12 inch and if anybody cares, and getting a massage from the chair. >> makes it all worth $500,000. >> it is a gas guzzler. the only caveat. >> you can afford to buy a lot of cash. the new hotel we were talking about earlier, the beer hotel. >> opening september 2018 in ohio. we are all going. the scottish brewer started a crowdfunding campaign to raise money to build the world first

beer hotel, beer in the room, the jacuzzi, the shower, the lobby, they will open it up in ohio raising more than their goal of 705k, over 100,000 and saying it will be sells. >> appreciate that. would you buy it for -- >> will use when? >> my beer consultant. >> if there is beer in the jacuzzi you get in the jacuzzi or stand on the upside and drink it. let me tell you what is going to come up with that story. judge andrew napolitano is live. mick mulvaney will be here, the founder of the freedom caucus doesn't seem happy about the new

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jenna: welcome back, disturbing video showing a school counselor repeatedly kicking a special needs student. you can see the 7-year-old run down a hallway in las vegas, the counselor tries to grab him, get him by the collar and drags him across the floor between her legs. the boy's mother shocked and filing a lawsuit. >> very disturbing for me. they are supposed to protect the kids. jenna: the counselor has been fired. another disturbing scene is a 4-year-old girl is down a set of stairs at a daycare center. the surveillance camera installed just minutes before the little girl got pushed in philadelphia and walked away with a hurt knee. that worker is out of a job and facing several charges, she blames the fall on the girl's shoe. clayton: 1500 fraudsters busted

for stealing $2 million from medicaid. government watchdog group revealing widespread fraud in 2016, california convicting 173 people, the most in any state but new york recovered the most money, nearly $229 million, still a lot of missing money. heather: $67 million, michael jackson of neverland ranch. clayton: the original $100 million price tag has been slashed in hopes of moving the 2700 acre estate off the market. >> it lives up to its name, dance studio, disney style train station and even a fire house. >> 12,000 ft. main residence built like disney world, i wonder if it has ice cream sandwiches. >> i remember if it had the

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clayton: it's 58 minutes after the hour. before you leave the house, here is what is happening. republicans building support for replacement bill which is being met with bipartisanship resistance. the bill could be presented to the budget committee next week. free public tours ever the white house resume today after being closed six weeks during transition of administrations. i hop day. dishing out 5 million pancakes and hoping to raise money for the children's miracle network hospitals. heather: now the good,ed bad, and thing you. the sea turtle is going to leave. removing 915 coins from her stomach. doctors think that she got them from a fountain tourists tossed money into for good luck. and then the bad. is this the worst parking job whatever. a parker hitting the gas riding over a classic corvette. refusing to pu pineapple.

arizona home without the topping. instead five bucks cash and note reading i couldn't put pineapple on it. that's gross. i like pineapple. clayton: "fox & friends" begins right now. good morning, everyone. heather: bye-bye. >> it is obamacare gone. there is nothing left there. >> restore power to the state and get back to where have you a doctor-patient relationship. >> today's executive order will make america more secure and address long overdue concerns. >> it is the president's solemn duty to protect the american people. >> iran and north korea continue t. >> in the past testing missiles to see if they work. now they are testing the missile unit to see how they would perform in an actual war. >> casey anthony breaking her silence for the first time since her daughter's murder. >> i don't gave [bleep] what anyone thinks about me. i sleep pretty good at night.