>> across the country today chance khapts heard in streets, not my bez. >> meanwhile the president announced national security advisor today and these are the big stories at 6:30 we invite to you join the conversation of course today president's day use that 5@630 let us know what's on your mind. >> developing out of the white house president trump choosing lieutenant general hr mcmaster 4 year army officer still serving and will continue to do so. he's held po poings of director of army capabilities integration september erin deputy command are general and served in persian gulf wars and wars in afghanistan and iraq. he will take the helm of national security director position at a time full of challenges including of course north korea reported ballistic missile challenge and the white house is also dealing with fallout from the rocky rollout of the president's immigration executive

is blocked by courts. >> speaking of that the president is expected and may be back in washington and touchdown here soon after a working weekend at his club in west palm beach, florida. administration is preparing for a busy week include what is expected to be new executive order on immigration and border control. and we're told it will temporarily ban travelers from the same seven country and there's a lot of questions about green card holders and dual card citizens and those who hold visas and he's likely to expand enforcement to de port illegal immigrants. >> and you get indication of what is at stake coming in this executive order. let's move on. meantime this president's day was marked by protests,ant eye trump activists spilled into the seats across the country and thousands demonstrated in la, chicago, new york and d.c. for what some called not my president's day ralryes. organizers at the d. r. rally are calling upon people to come together in

what they deem is rhetoric and actions of current administration and let's get you out to "fox5" ronica cleary that starts us out live today. hey, ronica. >> jim, shawn, protesters were out in force today in washington d.c. and they started dupont circle and ended right here in front of the white house. and you know the message that they brought forth today think said president's day is of course about honoring past and president presidents and present president as well and they do not feel that this president embodies ideals of the president that they would believe in or support noting that there have been presidents that they liked and presidents that they did not and they feel president trump crosses a line that they're not comfortable with. you isn't pep dut sfts care ought weing by covering protests sense trump was 'lektsed and took office over this past month. the question on my nd

spoke to the protesters what do you want to see happen. if you keep coming out here what is the goal to make you feel that your time here accomplished something. take a listen. its with a wide variety of ideas from impeachment to just feeling heard. take a listen. >> i think he needs to be investigated and look at the russian connection and see if anything up improper or illegal is going on. that's the best way quickest way to maybe having anymore impeached. >> i don't want him impreached because i'm afraid of mike pence also and the world just needs to know this is not what we stand for. >> today i just want to talk to people like you and you know get that message out and this is just a rally on a nice day where we're out and building energy for struggles to come. >> you heard a variety there and we covered this in the 5:00 hour. i asked viewers to weigh in on

they said protesting trump whether you love or hate him said it's a waste of time and another person said they like to go to protests to show their hate for the president. so, again, showing a very wide range of emotions and feelings about what brings people out to the streets to share their voice. we have pictures from today's protests if you want to see them. and also weigh in use that #5 at 6:30 this show is about interaction when 'want to hear from you. back to you, jim, shawn. >> indeed it s tweet us now. >> thanks you. >> right to peaceably assemble. pro or ants eye whatever you feel. >> that's beauty of america. >> and president has been in office exactly one month and shaking up washington no doubt about that rattled fathers. >> three days ago he signed 24 executive orders. tom fitzgerald is there to breakdown what the president accomplished in the first movement fitz. >> shawn, jim, i don't know if you heard this but the president is none too pleased

weeks in office. >> every now and then we hear that. >> he mentioned it occasionally. mentioned it again in florida at that rally. you know, you heard this. fake news. you know, other kinds of different things this white house said making no secret of the fact they don't like the way they're being covered. so, early this morning while the president was down in florida, just about every reporter who covers the white house got this in their inbox today. what is this? turns out this is list of 25 things that the white house says they have accomplished in this first month in office that they feel has not been covered. we're not going to go through all 5 things but i'll give you highlights here they say that the fact that the president pulled out of the tpp transpacific trade partnership and he green lighted keystone pipeline to go forward and told general mt i

in whatever the new air force one will be and he also is signing executive order to get strong immigration and you know down here he also says look we named a new supreme court justice to replace justice scalia they are not getting enough attention ton that and they want to reduce the impact of affordable care act obamacare. and all of this, all of this, is aimed at what the white house is now treeing to do which is go over the heads of judicial mainstream media and talk directly to the american people. because as you heard this white house is declared sort of on war on media. president himself tweeting this statement the other day that media is the enemy of the american people. whether it works or not we know this, they appear to be sfoing their base. there's polls in the recent days asking trump loyalists and trump voters how he's been doing in office

the oath of office here on capital hill and so far it appears to be working. the 42% that got the trump administration into the white house appear to be sticking with it. in those polls frump's base as republican majority basa peers to be think what he's doing is the rights thing. and so far there appears to be absolutely no waivererring of the people that road victory to danald trump to washington in november. back to you. >> all right. fitz as you go through the list it's 25 things the presidential press office has put out saying what they accomplished and anything out there that stands curiously out to you on that list there? >> well we'll start with air force one okay? message about air force one came long before president was in office. and that was something he tweeted out. >> that's when he said. >> that's where he said he wanted to cancel the order right? >> right. and you know then we have you know event the

the president was saying god bless bowing. there's items on there covered widely similar to the list of terrorist attacks we got the other day. tore wrist ataxz they said the media never covered 7 were covered widely and we have this other incidents over the weekend. >> i can't figure out the angle when you started naming things i thought wow we covered that i know we've seen the networks and no motor what they are covered all the stories we're not covering it enough is that what it is? >> one of the things the white house is trying to do aing they were vick tiping of fake news and pointing out instances of real news problem a lot of things pointed out that need to be covered have been widely covered all fou

had a live cut in broadcast the night neal goish was announced. it's hard to believe that didn't get news coverage it was on every television you can find that night we have it a fromto from today. >> thank you, fits. >> speaking of polls a new poll found americans are fed up and want democrats and trmp administration to work together for give country and harvard harris inaugural poll found majority of voters want compromise and trump administration 62% and work with democrats. >> and friend here at 5 or 6:0 breaking it all down has compromised seems to some is bad word

>> i'm not sure how much this poll disproves that. it it is fascinating because there's different ways to read it. on the one hand they have this clear majority who won't compromise. ach it's broken down by party affiliation and roughly half of democrats don't want party to compromise president itemp and see him for republicans. so we are in interesting moment and i think this question of whether compromise is politically rewarded is still on question. >> and narrow bama administration with republicans in control here we are with republicans in control of both houses again and also republican president. are there any signs of compromise that you're hearing from your sources or what's going on on capital hill. >> one of the interesting things shawn is we're already seeing protests both against republican lawmakers in terms of holes f

showing up and also the energy on democratic side would appear to be on the left for the politicians like senator bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren non compromising and there may be certain issues compromise can be reached and people have spoken about things like tax reform and overall spit of the times i don't think is very compromising at all. >> you mentioned town halls and i think back to the tea party town halls several weeks ago we saw moderate republicans i'm thinking off the top of my head congress michael castle delaware everybody thought he would be shoe in to be senator and christine o'donnell pushed by tea party de felted by chris kunz and the reason i'm bringing it up voters have said the republican voters and democratic voters to some extend say this is what we want. we don't want somebody wishy washy and we want somebody that stands for ideals. >> that's a great point, jim, and this is something that even some democratic

pointing to claire mccaskill senator from missouri she ands she's may get primary challenge from the liberal or democratic equivalent ever the tea party and i personally don't think it's a very healthy sign for our democracy or nation that it is becoming so poll arizeed and reality it's becoming polar riseed that's where political energy appears to be. >> that's sad for us in general. we'll see where things go. certainly we is a long way to go there. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, guys. >> all right. well let's put it this way. democrat republican we can all agree we can't -- if you have anything wrong with this weekend there's something wrong with you. >> i agree with you let's check in with sue palka. sue the weather was great and we can all agree as jim said how we're going to continue out through the west rest of the week. >> there's no right or left just east and

and east winds cooler temperatures we'll top out tomorrow in the mid 50s. we'll have cloud cover around. in fact it will probably be similar to the -- even cooler than this. temperatures dropped now and we are headed for a night in which we'll see mostly 30s and 40s later tonight and it's 54 gaithersburg and frederick and 54 culpeper and dropped to 59 in d.c. and still 60 squant coand fredericksburg. and beautiful evening and we have a frontal boundary coming through tonight from north to south it will cool us off and we'll be cooler and a little cloudier on tuesday. so, maybe a jacket will come in handy tomorrow morning. here's something to help you plan your tuesday. 8:00 in the morning about 43. that will feel chilly compared to where we have been and noon hour 52 and 4:00, 56 with a lot of clouds around. you know what 70s back in the forecast and you only have to wait until thursday and friday to get 15 to 20 warm-up back on this 7 day. we'll see a little later with

shawn, jim, back to you. >> thank you, sue. >> president trump is defending comments about sweden over the weekend. and he imnrid there was some sort of incident or attack there due to sweden immigration policies and what do you think. we want to hear from you. tweet us using that 5@630

president's day we'll talk about mike penceness wrestlinglees today deepening relationship with european union and except six over foreign policy of new administration and over weejd vis press mike pence voiced strong support for nato which was a bit of topic during the campaign when trump suggested other nato countries contributes more along the way. so. >> he suggested they pay fair share possibly united states may take someor

in not be a part of it. >> and the president implied there was an attack in sweden this weekend because of country immigration policies. only problem there was no attack of any kind. listen to what the president had to say you look what is happening germany and what is happening last night in sweden sweden who would believe this they took in large numbers they have having problems that they would never think possible and they reached out to the state department to confirm that nothing happened and sweden for prime minister reacted to the comments sweden terror attack? what has he been smoking referring to president. my statement to what is happening swede sent in reference to a story broadcasts on "fox" news concerning immigrants in stweeden.

and it accuses the please of spreading fake news. he called it to be enemy of the american people. >> well during a pretty contentious news conversation with reporters last week president trump said he was eager to meet with congressional black caucus. >> some say he stumbled when he pressed an african-american reporter to -- the kawng us listen. >> you want to include the cbc in your conversations with your urbana again day as well as congressional black caucus. >> i will do you want to set up the meeting are they friends of yours. >> i don't have the rapoport. >> i know some of sglem let's go set up a meeting i would like to meet with the black caucus i think it's great the congregational black caulks us i think it's great. >> that was april ryan from urban radio networks it has reached out and never heard back. maryland congressman anthony brown a member of the cbc jo

us with status of my meeting he wants to address escalating spription drug cost and president is not invited to eli jaw he's a straight shooter he has not been invited to speak. i can assure you not having spoken to elijah when given the opportunity he will sit down with president trump why? because he wants top address the issue of escalating prescription drug sgloingts as far as your knowledge is right now no meeting is scheduled at this point. >> not that i know of. >> congressman anthony brown there from maryland. >> there was talk last week and i'm trying to look for it now that the congressional black caucus i believe was working and i thought it said could possibly have a meeting as soon as next week. i'm not 100% sure on that we'll keep you p

>> meantime conservative political action conference uninvited ul ra conservative writer to speak at the conference. he was supposed to be keynote speaker and video clip shared yesterday by conservative blog of vnohpolis saying relationships between older men and teenage boys can be beneficial and he responded is saying he was not in support of pedophilia and it was edited. >> and just about an hour ago simon and schuster who had a book deal with him decided not to publish the book at all. that's not moving forward. there's speculation tonight he may lose his job of a result of this he was saying once again it was cut wrong and it was not necessarily even reflecting his actual views but you remember a couple weeks ago two we saw in berkley, california they protested and department want him to speak. the president said do we withhold federal funding for not going on and

express his free speech. >> cpac uninvited him to speak. >> meantime politics and comedy have a long right history and few elections have given hate night hosts so much ammunition how president trump administration is helping one late night host get a dramatic ratings boost

>> this is one of those 120r stories you wail wonder what this has to do about anything the wife of a red hot chilly pepper will not be charged for attacking scott baeo. you see him he rnc over the summer. scott beat him and be rated him and torrey county da's office rejected the case saying the assault was not that bad. >> what? >> okay. >> that's what the da office said. >> president trump meantime ratings for the late show with stephen colbert. >> he talks about politics a lot on the show and seems to be working with him.

at the ratings lead and topped the tonight show last week. his rival jimmy fallen tends to stay away from outright political statements and in the meantime cbs is taking advantage of movement and colbert will do a live show next week after president trump sfeech joint section of kong greg. >> and remember when he came from comedy central he had a fake right wing talk show host and he really tapped that down he had to appeal to both sides and once you saw the ratings you saw some advantage in going political. >> did that. >> it's relentless for sure. >> it's working for him. >> president bax is guest high parks in cspan president poll he got these high parks in the poll. it's first time he's been eligible for this we'll tell you where the former commander in chief ranked on this list when we come back

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day. c span revealing ruts of presidential historian survey it asks historians to rank former presidents in order of popularity. >> now that president obama term is over he can be included. 99 historians were asked to rank presidents along 10 qualities of leadership. including setting and ajen do and also relationships with congress and crisis leadership and public persuation. president obama ranged 12th out of 43 former presidents right between woodrow wilson and james monroe. >> who took the top spot third year in in a row abraham lincoln and george washington and fdr number three and other roosevelt teddy number four and dwight d. eisenhower. how did recent presidents fair bill clinton 15 and bush and james buchanan at the bottom 15th president and i always thought because he was named james and was from pennsylvania growing up.

>> that's why he was bottom of the list. >> no, i always growing up james buchanan i was younger i did not realize he was not very popular one termer. >> happy president's day. >> i'll ramble on. >> good night fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years, we have received 6 times more awards than cable, including the jd power award for highest customer satisfaction r the fourth year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet, on the most awarded network. get this amazing offer: 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds,

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