what channel? good morning, you're waking up at our shot of sixth avenue of our studio, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday, i'm jackie ibañez. clayton: she was up watching mtv. obamacare is dead, president trump using twitter to put brand-new pressure on lawmakers to pass the new gop health care bill. jackie: good morning, griff. >> battle over health care moves to the senate and president trump wasted no time with this tweet, republican senators will not let the people down, obamacare premiums and

deductibles is way down and it was a lie and it's dead. house speaker paul ryan says its mission critical because the system is collapsing. >> the law is collapsing, it's not working. you can't get health insurance in these places whether you have preexisting condition or in the. what we are standing, george, is making sure that we have a system that works with choice and competition and affordable premiums. >> senator majority leader mitch mcconnell says they are in no rush to do this and starting from scratch. already republicans voicing concerns over house bill language. it's important to note that the gop has a slimmer majority and the senate can only afford to lose two votes to pass a bill. democrats slamming the bill. diane feinstein saying it creates instability. >> i'm very worried that in the

rush to judgment we create a major health care for people and we lose a lot of jobs in so doing and we create a whole atmosphere of >> we don't have a timeline guys when the senate begins this and it could be months rather than weeks when we actually really see how the gop plans to finally repeal and replace obamacare. clayton: months, i thought congress moved fast, griff. [laughter] jackie: in what universe, clayton? thank you. clayton: a different talking point. chief of staff reince priebus doubling down that the president will take care of those with preexisting conditions. >> we also believe that it's up to the senate if there are improvement to be made to make those improvement and i talked to six out of the 12 members.

the bill will be brought back for conference making sure that if you have a preexisting condition, this president is not going to let you down. we believe it's a greater product and there's better service, there's more options and more choices, they're going to reward the republicans that stood up and said, we are not going to see the obamacare system which is failing and collapsing continue any longer, we are going to do something better and we are going to do our job as legislators to get this thing done. jackie: fox news alert this morning, more provocation to north korea, detaining a fourth american citizen. state media accusing a professor of unspecified acts of hostility. second american teacher to be detained after working at a university detained in

pyongyang. at a winning war on trump administration, the pentagon confirming leader of isis killed in elite special forces who was target of last month's raid behind several bloody attacks, you see both of them there, also killed in the terror takedown operation. clayton: a big day ahead on capitol hill. attorney general sally yates to testify on russia's alleged russian interference and expect today recount warnings to the white house regarding former national adviser michael flynn's ties to russia. first time that yatees speaks. mtv and mtv movie award, maxine

waters asking for president impeachment. that's actually an award category. that award going to the film hidden fences. the daily host trevor with speech after winning host award. >> thank you to donald j. trump for the comedy. [cheers and applause] >> the jay stands for jesus, a lot of people don't know that. clayton: someone named hillary is the president. >> some things are weird, instead of taco bell we have a quesadilla ding dong. clayton: first nonbinary, someone who doesn't use gender pronounce like she or he, mtv

combining into one nonspecific gender category, that award going to emma watson for beauty and the beast. jackie: wrecking havoc on hollywood shutting down the red carpet, oh no. janice dean here with what to expect today. janice: the west is going to remain unsettled and it's cold, unseasonably cold across the midwest and northeast, a lot of that rain that we got over the last couple of days is finally moving out. you can see where the colder weather is. 45 here in new york, 50's across parts of the west as we have more unsettled weather there. for you satellite radar in the last 12 hours, area of low pressure that brought flooding rainfall across the eastern half of the country, that is going to

move out. we still have lingering-lake effect snow, if you can believe that. across the west we have area of low pressure just south of los angeles and potential for showers, thunderstorms and even higher elevation snow across portions of the rockies, some of that energy is going to move across the central u.s. and bring possible for more heavy rainfall, the area saturated ground to potential for flooding there. all in all this week not too big a deal. no big storm systems just lingering showers and thunderstorms across the central u.s. warm across the south and things will tart to warm up across the northeast, clayton, jackie, back to you. jackie: france waking up with a new president, e aman yell macron vow to go get tough on brexit with landslide win.

ashley: he did make history. youngest president in france ever, although there are those napoleón became emperor when he was 35-year-old but that's just picking at the detail. bottom line a new era in french politics. there were lots of celebration in central parís last night but perhaps more for the fact that marine la pen had been blocked on support of emmanuel macron but you mentioned brexit, yes, macron very proeuropan union, he will make sure that when the uk negotiates its divorce on the eu he will be pretty tough because he wants to make sure other countries in the eu will not be tempt today leave. he got lots of congratulations from world leaders, angela merkel, the first to congratulate him because germany please with france will stay in the eu but also president trump sending out a tweet saying

congratulations to emmanuel macron on his big win today as the next president of france. i look very much forward to working with him. we also heard from hillary clinton who tweeted this out. victory for macron for france, the eu and the world. defeat to those interfere with democracy. i can't talk about that, ha, ha. marine la pen, extreme-right candidate, party known national front, antiimmigration, antieu, seemed as harsh party, if you'd like, she pointed out 11 million votes and she could very well be around again when they go to the next french election in 2022. she will change the name of the party to try to get away from the extremism view. mr. macron, youngest president ever has a lot of work ahead of him, guys.

clayton: thanks so much, ashley. jackie: hold the pancakes this morning, major recall affecting the most popular breakfast brand. clayton: good morning, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, guys, listeria concerns have forced a new jersey-based food company to recall aunt jemima, it has confirmed small amounts of listeria in manufacturing environment but no illnesses have been reported. there are currently notifying distributors here in the u.s. and méxico. well, delta airlines has media event that had been planned this week because of viral customer service issues and congressional investigation into how airline customers are treated in a statement delta said, quote, we decide that had the timing is not right to show case delta's innovations and global strategy, end quote. well, it was a win for guardians of the galaxy volume 2 over the weekend, spacetory brought in

$1,145,000,000, 54% jump from the original debut three years ago. chris pratt, zoe zaldana. a new company is offering prepaid visa debit cards and it's not chump change, it's estateed fluent teens get 6,000 annually. there's a catch, parents can monitor how they are spending it. maybe as it should be. clayton: how do you feel about it? jackie: 6,000 a year. clayton: new york yankees and chicago cubs playing a marathon six-hour game finishing up just -- just a few hours ago after 18 innings, that's two baseball games in one if you're doing the math at home. jackie: 48 strike

outs, putting putting the game u guessed it, a strikeout. clayton: 3:00 in the morning. jackie: they are young ones. they'll remember it. clayton: 12 minutes after the hour. don't miss with texas. live there with reaction. jackie: taking it too far. teacher encouraging to smash piñata with the president picture on it. the punishment she's facing. we will tell you about it. clayton: sheriff shaq, he may be looking to patrol the streets. excuse me a minute...

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jackie: 15 after the hour, did she go too far? that's a question jurors will be asked today after tulsa police officer killed unarmed last year. betty shelby overreacted. shelby says he was acting erratically. she fired when he appeared to reach for a gun but none was found. officer shelby faces first-degree manslaughter charges. clayton: breaking new ground to keep america safe again. texas to ban sanctuary cities after president trump's immigration order on foreign travel faces brand-new challenges. marian live in los angeles, very latest on immigration crack-down, nice to see you this morning, marian. >> good morning, clayton. it's all about restoring law and

order, texas governor greg abbott signing a bill banning sanctuary cities, the first state to do so under the trump administration, the governor taking democrats by surprise, though, signing the bill into law on a facebook live stream without giving any notice. >> texas has accepted up to keep them safe and that is exactly what we are going to do by me signing this law. >> the law allow it is state to withhold funding from county and local governments for acting as sanctuaries for illegals. it also punishes local authority who refuse to question immigration status of anyone they detain. >> let's be clear about something, we all support legal immigration. it helps to build america in

texas, but legal immigration is different from harboring people who have committed dangerous crimes, those policies are sanctuary-city policies. it won't be tolerated in texas. >> protestors gathering outside the governor's mansion vow to go challenge the new law in court. this is a federal appeal's court in richmond, virginia prepares to hear arguments on president trump's second immigration executive order that would ban travel from six muslim countries. clayton, jackie. jackie: marian, live this morning for us, thank you so much. well, don't mistexas greg abbott on "fox & friends" on the 8:00 o'clock hour. clayton: outrage after city council approves hundreds of thousands taxpayer dollars to protect illegal immigrants from being deported. backlash was instant. >> when you come to america you value the law, you are a

criminal then. clayton: critics blasting the plan to create a 300,000 legal defense fund for illegals. 10% of sacramento are not u.s. residents. it's unclear which u.s. city could call shack the sheriff s shaq has been sworn in as deputy in georgia. clayton: they have to retro fit a police car for him. that would be great. time is now 19 minutes after the hour. jackie: former president obama to fight for his legacy. clayton: you'll never guess what

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lot of courage to aid those already powerful but it does require some courage to champion the vulnerable and the sick. i hope they understand that courage means not simply doing what is politically expedient but doing what they believe deep in their hearts is right. clayton: obama did not mention president donald trump by name once during acceptance speech, jackie. jackie: liberals ramping foul foul-mouth rhetoric, using profanity to use gop health care reform bill. >> you might as well say, well, people don't staffer because they don't have food. [laughter] jackie: nice and classy there. comes on the heels of speeches from new dnc chairman tom pérez. >> i don't care because he doesn't give -- because this is

-- those republican leaders and president trump -- jackie: we are refusing to apologize, he's not going to do it on salty language. clayton: falling through another campaign promise, signing 34th executive order late last week on religious freedom. jackie: what happened next is something fox news radio host calls ironic. one-minute commentary. >> good morning, president trump made this promise to the nation. >> we will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced anymore. we will never, ever stand for religious discrimination. >> but the following day, mark green, president trump's nominee for secretary of the army withdrew his nomination. i'm not going to pull any punches here, folks, dr. green was bullied and silenced by a

militant mob of gays, muslims, was pressured to step aside and that pressure may have come directly from the white house. dr. green is the west point graduate and iraq veteran, a good and decent christian man but despite military credentials he was deemed unsuitable because he believe that people should use bathrooms that correspond with their god-giving plumbing. how many people of faith must be sacrificeed for correctness. these days you also have to pledge to the rainbow flag. i call for the white house to reinstate green's nomination. back to you. jackie: now 26 after the hour, the fight of her life. listen to this. a little girl takes on that gaiter right there and she wins, how she made it out of the situation alive?

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clayton: good morning, everyone, you're watching "fox & friends", i'm clayton morris. jackie: i'm jackie ibañez, obamacare is dead, president trump taking twitter. clayton: new reaction from both sides of the aisle as the new plan moves over, good morning, griff. >> president trump with this tweet on sunday morning. republican senators will not let the american people down. obamacare premiums are going up and it was a lie and it is dead. majority mitch mcconnell says there's no rush to do this. budget director mick mulvaney reminds us how this works. >> we remember schoolhouse rock. we are going to go through that process.

is it ugly, yes, and it's the right way to do it and it's how we are going to handle the bill. uphill battle, some republicans voicing concern over language in the house wyoming it's important that gop has a slimmer majority and can afford to lose only two votes to pass anything this time. they are also somewhat limited to the changes they can make under reconciliation. democrats, meanwhile slamming the bill, diane feinstein saying it creates unpredictability. >> i'm really very worried that in the rush to judgment we create a major health care problem for people and we lose a lot of jobs in so doing and we create a whole atmosphere of unpredictability. >> so no timeline for when the senate takes this up, we expect it to be months and not weeks and it's going to be a tough fight and i'm not sure schoolhouse rock but washington would be this difficult when they made that, maybe updated

version is needed. >> yeah, that was 1970's, right? jackie: thank you, griff. clayton: thanks, griff. jackie: president trump now getting blamed for the spike in obamacare costs, obamacare architect pointing the finger at president trump for rising costs of the health care policy he helped create. >> look, and whose fault is this? before president trump was elected there were no counties in america that did not have insurer, since president trump's been elected and massive -- >> wait, you're going to blame the problems with obamacare on president trump? >> we have a situation under obamacare where there was a one-time premium increase that made up for the fact for insurers massively underprice and the problem with insurers profits were trending positively, insurers were saying positive with the ability to stay and you have a president who comes in, undercuts open enrollment, doesn't honor the obligations this law makes to

insure and as a result premiums are going up and insurers are exiting. you can look at the quotes -- jackie: gruber is actually referring to president trump pulling aid for the sign-up deadline. same architect who called the american people stupid. clayton: president trump will begin in federal appeals court. justice larson and david shaws for the eighth circuit. both served on supreme courts. more than 120 openings to fill on the lower federal courts. jackie: clayton, listen to this. a girl survives after fighting off a alligator attack in a lake in orlando. this is amazing, a girl in a 2-foot swimming area, she poked the nose to free her leg. her father says that she knew

how to save herself thanks to gaiter theme park. that sun believable. people evacuated in georgia, florida georgia border that is, flames shooting into the air, huge clouds of smoke lifting visibility as the inferno continues to grow. 11,000 acres have been impacted in the last two days. florida nature preserve in pasco county burned to crisp. clayton: major flooding concerns in central part of the country as a new threat moves in. janice dean live in the weather center. good morning, janice. janice: not only the threat for flooding but cooler temperatures, freeze advisories for parts of the ohio valley and northeast. we have area of low pressure

that brought tons of rain over the weekend, the same area of low pressure that brought flooding threats across the midwest, look at the freeze advisory 9:00 a.m. of local time, area of low pressure that will linger here bringing cooler temperatures for much of the workweek, aside from the fact that we have cooler than average temperatures, better weather, indeed. looking good across the south, for now, not too bad across midwest, clayton and jackie, back to you. clayton: following a landslide win over far-right opponent marine la pen. jackie: ashley with details on the man who just made history, hey, ashley. ashley: hi certainly did, good morning, jackie, the youngest president ever at 39 year's old

president of france and formed his own political party about a year ago and he beat the mainstream parties so a lot of first for emmanuel macron, the former investment banker who became a millionaire in the banking world. the question is what can he do in the political world? there are those who say who his victory by a 66 to 34 per margin was more a statement of blocking marine la pen than support. the congratulations have been coming around the world. german chancellor angela merkel the first to congratulate him last night. germany of course, very insistent that france stay in the european union and we heard from u.s. president donald trump tweeting this, congratulations to emmanuel macron on big win today as the next president of france, i look very much forward to working with him. we also had a tweet by the way from hillary clinton who said this, victory for macron for

france, the eu and the world. defeat to those interfering with democracy but the media says i can't talk about that, tongue-in-cheek from hillary clinton. bottom line is who is emmanuel macron? he's a millionaire from the banking world. he's also a very proeuropan, proeuropan union and you can be sure that those negotiations with the uk on brexit are going to be tough because the uk wants a divorce that is not going please mr. macron and the eu. clayton: thank you so much. 38 minutes after the hour, the mainstream media going nuts over care bill. >> people could be charged higher premiums who had preexisting conditions? >> we have a lot of preexisting conditions. >> what this is really about is the people who rely, depend on the guaranty that pre-- that coverage of preexisting conditions. clayton: but weren't premiums already going up under obamacare? we will have a fair and balance

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jackie: restoring law and order texas governor greg abbott signing a bill on facebook banning sanctuary cities, the first state to do so under the trump administration. >> texans expect us to keep them safe and that is exactly what we are going to do by me signing this law. jackie: the law allow it is state to withhold funding from county and local government for acting as sanctuaries for illegals and punishes local authorities who refuse to question the immigration status of anyone they detain.

protestors gathering outside the governor's mansion vowing to challenge the new law in court. clayton: liberal mainstream media teaming up with democrats over new health care bill claiming people with preexisting conditions could see their premiums rise. >> people could be charged higher premiums who had preexisting conditions. >> i have a lot of people that are elderly. >> what this is really about is the people who rely on, depend on the guaranty that pre-- that coverage of preexisting condition. clayton: weren't premiums already rising under obamacare, joining us now former ohio senate democrat minority leader capri and john. >> it's all trump's fault. that's what jonathan gruber said yesterday. millennials leave said half of facebook feed is fake news and i

think could be more than that. the truth is gop plan not only covers preexisting conditions, on top of that they establish 138,000-dollar fund. of that 7%, only 4% so a -- the media didn't want to read the bill, they didn't want to actually see what's in it and frankly if they did they would see that this takes care of preexisting conditions, what it doesn't do is make everybody else pay for it. that's the problem with obamacare. everyone else's fees and costs are going up. what the media doesn't want to talk is that the gop plan actually lower premiums and costs. clayton: capri, you don't want to talk about this. >> that's absolutely false. i will tell you i'm the no-spin

and licensed social worker that was trained in a level-one trauma center. i spent my entire adult life in health policy and offered reform in ohio with pretty market based approach to lower costs. here is the true issue, the affordable care act is not a perfect plan and in some states premiums have increased. under the republican plan and i have to respectfully disagree with my colleague, number one, the subsidies for the supposed high-risk pools are not going to be sufficient to be able to meet the needs of those with preexisting conditions, number one, we have data that -- from previous states that have had the high-risk pools prior to affordable care act. it's proven to be ineffect i have to meet the needs of the very high cost -- clayton: ron, answer the question on preexisting conditions. >> the fund actually would be about $32,000 per year, per person with preexisting

conditions. if that's not enough of subsidy, i don't know what is. in some ways it's more protection than obamacare. >> let me say this, my very best friend has arthritis, she needs infusions every single month that cost $22,000 in order for her to continue to work and arthritis at bay. the community rating that stabilizes those with preexisting conditions would go away. that's an additional protection here that we are not talking about. the other thing that i really want to bring up that's being lost on this is the issue of pertaining to the -- the waiver that the states are getting. it actually can impact employer-based health insurance. actually may not be the only population impacted by this bill and here is why, employers can choose a plan out of state that

has slim-down plan, if you have employer-based health insurance, you could end up with a plan that now all of a sudden after a few years is dealing with life-time limits, increasing outof pocket costs. clayton: ron, address the point. the employer could go out of state and get a plan that isn't in their own state. >> she had to use about six different hypotheticals. when did democrats forget about the average worker who have seen premiums gone up. this plan is going to bring down their premiums. this plan is not perfect and rand paul is a great addition to put in bind groups that would bring premiums down further. the truth is, why did we stop talking about bringing down costs for americans. >> let me say this, i totally

agree with you, the way that we structured premium support actually does less than more, you're not going to get as much bang for the buck under the republican plan. we need to focus on wellness increasing, access by improving health outcomes which reduce costs and pay for performance. clayton: i'm glad we solved health care this morning. >> thank you. clayton: debate continues. thanks so much. let's check in on "fox & friends" to see -- oh, it is steve. jackie: hey, steve. clayton: steve doocy, what's coming up? >> condalezza rice is coming up. also texas governor greg abbott has signed a new bill down in texas, strengthening provisions against sanctuary cities and dr. oz is dropping by to talk, guys about our hair. three hours starts in 11 minutes and 18 second right now in the

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clayton: welcome back, big day on capitol hill, hours from now fired acting u.s. attorney general sally yates will testify on russia's alleged russian interference. jackie: hey kristin. >> but today she's going to be testifying about something, something totally separate. today she's going to teleconference about -- to tell

congress and in that meeting she warned the white house and security adviser michael flynn was radioactive and lied about contacts with russian embassador and seriously vulnerable to blackmail. awful this, of course, ultimately led resignation. the white house admits that yates warned them act flynn and they described the meeting a bit more of a heads up. yates says it was much more in that. russian investigation taking center on capitol hill at the time when president trump would prefer to be enjoying all of the good vibe that is came from good big legislative win on health care just last week. heather and clayton. clayton: thanks, kristin. damage control after teacher accused of celebrating cinco de

mayo with breaking pinata with president trump's face on it. jackie: guess who paid for it? the taxpayers, new york post exposing the 15,000-dollar vacation splurge she and staff enjoyed with your money. no comments this morning. clayton: 54 minutes after the hour. tense moments, the wrong one move driver made that caused a massive pile-up on the track. jackie: they are the ones that you call when you need help. these officers had no idea they would be asked to do this. the photos you need to see this morning.

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order that would ban travel from six muslim countries. and toys r us is revamping website to woo back customers who may have fled to retail rivals. the toy giant's news site will be revealed today and debuting in july. abby: two deputies save the day when a little league umpire failed to show up. the baseball game was nearly called off until two arizona officers decided to step up to the plate. next, the bad. a pilot is suspended after he is caught napping on the job. there he is taking a snooze. a pastor taking this pic of him sleeping in business trap while sleeping pilot mans the controls during two hour nap. no big deal there. the talladega speedway. clayton: talladega. jackie: massive wreck damaging 15 cars during the geico 500.

spinning out elliott causing scaringy reaction with 20 laps to go. i have never been to one of those. i think it would be fun. clayton: no fun sitting next to the track when debris is hitting new the face. "fox & friends" begins right now have. great day, everyone. jackie: see ya. >> the healthcare care we will be providing will actually be sus stainable and be there. >> since president trump has been elected and massive. >> wait, you are going to blame the problems on obamacare with president trump. >> healthcare reform was hard. this kind of courage is required from all of us. >> big news in france where centrist emanuel macron will be the next president of that country. >> i do think marine le pen will become the french president. it just may become in 2022. >> as i sign a law that will ban sanctuary cities in texas. >> big day on capitol hill. fired acting