i think it's a stupid thing that cair said and not every brown person who looks like me supports cairr wants cair to speak for them not every brown dude like me is a terrorist or, in fact, is a loyal patriotic american. in terms of the ban. here's what i would say, trish, it's all about data. if a country is willing to share data to vet the people coming in here, good on them. if they don't and we can't do terror watch list job, absolutely, there should be a bhanot country coming in until they figure out a way to share the data so we can vet them. trish: here's the reality, buck, you know about this, we can't actually vet these people, and we have been told by the cia, by the fbi, by homeland security, that these people cannot be vetted. the systems are not in place. isis said they want to infiltrate the refugee populations with isis fighters, so why would we allow any of them here? >> all of what you said is true, and seen successful infiltrations in europe that led to mass casualty terrorist attacks already. it would be to our detriment not to learn from the mistakes that have been

by cair and associates, because there were implications of people involved in the holyland foundation trial, one just merely needs to go look at the pleadings. here in congress, since eric holder and loretta lynch went through their entire terms as attorneys general, and continued to refuse to provide the documents, the discovery documents in the holyland foundation trial that were provided in pretrial to the onvicted terrorists, supporters, it's pretty incomprehensible for some of us. and on one occasion where attorney jenner holder pointed out, well, -- when attorney general holder pointed out, well, there may be some classified issues involved, and i pointed out to him that apparently it went right over his head and he current discern, the justice hat department gave the documents i'm requesting to people that were then convicted of supporting terrorism. if justice could give them to the terrorists without concern without being classified, surely, they could give them to members of congress. and although some of us may argue in such ways that it terrifies some people, we're not ter

this is the director of the san francisco bay office of cair. >> we have told everyone subject to thecutive order has been released. the thing that we are now waiting for is what happens to the people coming off this turkish airlines flight. >> a lot of this is a waiting game to see if somebody is going to be detained or not. so, you know, probably to be possible we need to make sure that they've had enough to clear customs. >> reporter: the fight was not over. they would be back. >> we are just human and we want qualitity. >> reporter: i did check in with cair before they came on and they told me everyone they were tracking on that flight did make it through. i checked down stairs where the demonstrators had been gathering earlier and there is just a hangful lingering at this hour. >> very busy at sfo. protests across the country including at l.a.x. where you can see thousands of people thoughed up at the bradley international terminal. this is a view from the air an hour ago. the police were wearing riot gear and called in to deal with the crowds that showed up. the crowds remained

cair organizing this rally at a park in boston.air leader accused president trump of, quote, playing on religious bigotry and intolerance, end quote. the protesters chanted and waved american flags and sang as well. in a similar scene outside the detroit airport, the state of michigan has one of the in the country. dear born, michigan, is the first majority muslim u.s. city. demonstrators landed at airports and swept through public parks to oppose trump's executive actions as nbc's dan scheneman shows us, the protesters are still fired up. >> reporter: at new york's jfk airport, detainees greeted as heroes after being released. a protest over the president's overs that banned immigration from seven predominantly muslim countries. in new york, thousands gathered in battery park to protest the actions. >> they're bad for america. they're bad for humanity. they're bad for our national security. and they are against everything that is american. >> reporter: in philadelphia, the airport's international terminal was jammed while ts traff

. >> the group cair is set to bring a lawsuit on behalf of the people on the travel ban. democrats vow to file their own court challenges. >>> and federal judges across the country have issued temporary stays blocking parts of the travel ban. the department of homeland security says it will comply with judges orders not to deport travelers detained after they landed. an administration official noting they applied to the one-time situation of travelers in the air when the president signed the order. immigrants overseas will still be banned. >> some of the harshest criticism is out of nowhere with no planning. the white house denies that. a senior administration official says months were spent tracking the order and several of the top immigration staffers on capitol hill participated. others familiar with the matter said the circle was small and homeland security had little input and given few details before the president signed the order. >>> demonstrations against the ban are planned today from uc san diego to the ohio statehouse and in columbia and in new york. on sunday

earlier today cair, council on american-islamic relations holding an update based on the ordinaries signed today. the ache listen. >> with theological and religious cautioning imposed on the government agencies by islamphobes many of whom are now in policy makes positions will not make us safer and would instead send a very negative message to muslims that is not welcome in america. >> a surreal sense of is this happening here? is this america? am i in the middle of the nightmare? when you kind of understand that this is reality, it's horrify amy: for now we're live in northwest, amy aubert, abc7 news. larry: thank you. in the 6:00 a.m. hour of "good morning washington" we showed you when the protesters began climbing a construction crane north of the white house. at 10:00 they unfurled a banner that read "resist." stephen tschida picks up the coverage now live. stephen? stephen: they are still up there. let's get to it. you can see high up above 15th on the towering crane. >> they unfurled a banner that from a distance appeared to hang over the white >> it's crazy. it's crazy. >> also the

more vocal and just defending islamaphobia or calling out islamaphobia should be the only thing that cair should be doing. they should be encouraging moderate muslims to turn over information on plots, terror. >> bob: amazing that cair only has press conferences when they want to attack us on something like this, terrorist attacks, they don't see anything. >> dana: what are they? they are not helping in any regard. >> greg: i have another great sound on tape of donald trump. this was with david new york. he has a really nice hair. let's watch. >> are you concerned it's going to cause more anger among muslims around the world? >> anger? there's plenty of anger right now. how can you have more. the world is a mess. at the world is as angry as it gets. do you think this is going to cause a little more anger? the world is an angry place. all of this has happened. we went into iraq. we shouldn't have gone into ira iraq. we shouldn't have god gone outf the womb we got out. the world is a total mess. the world is a mess, david. >> greg: he sounds like joe pesci from goodfellas. what do you think

. >> earlier in the day another group cair, council on holding a news conference ahead of the orders assigned today. >> when you ban people from america based on their religion and the ethnicity, it sends a negative message to the rest of the world. amy: the group code pink holding signs in the event today reading "we are all muslim." when you kind of understand this is reality. >> it's horrifying. amy: this came out before the annoyance. of the orders being signed. >> president trump wants investigation in the election. he insists there were voting, one focus of people that registered in more than one state. there are reports that enough enough enough, his daughter -- steven mnuchin, his daughter tiffany and stephen bannon were all registered to vote in multiple states. >> before the election, chris papst showed us what happened when he went to three different states he lived in over the past few years, pennsylvania, virginia, maryland. even after he followed election laws his name was not removed from roles. he went to the polls and he found he could have easily voted in all three

cair claims there's no evidence that the refugees are a threat to national security. the order is based on bigotry. stay with good morning washington for continuing coverage on both sides of the issue. coming up at 8:15 - democratic representative gerry connolly joins us live in studio. e we'll be speaking with republican virginia gubernatorial candidate corey stewart. the president plans to announce his nominee for the u-s supreme court this week. the announcement was originally set for thursday... but a white house official says the nomination could come as early as today. the high court has been without a ninth member since associate justice antonin scalia died nearly a year ago. coming up at six - a dramatic shootout in chicago caught on camera. why this video is just being released to the public. plus - a situation room swap. who's in and who's out from president trump's national security council. and, good morning washington is giving away a trip to hollywood! you could be going to "live with kelly's" after oscar show. watch for you chance to win - coming up six

we're joined by counsel on the cair lawsuit. you're part of filing this lawsuit.me about the basis of the legal challenge you're making and how you proceed and what you're hoping for. >> well, it's long-established principle of institutional law that the government is not allowed to wield this authority in a way that discriminates against one group of people over another. and there's no getting around what donald trump said back in december when he was running and first announced the muslim ban. he called it the muslim ban. it was an aggressive platform that was meant to stigmatize the muslim community. he followed through on his promise in ways that surprised a lot of folks. not only did he prevent the entry and exit of nonimmigrants, people on tourist visas, people on student visas, he even created an executive order that would prevent green card holders from re-entering the country. some green card holders have been here for decades. this monument to anti-muslim g bigotry. it's not the 15th amendment or an amendment in the 20s that we're basing a lawsuit on. >>

to another challenge taken up in virginia filed by cair. it could get some traction with republicans, up to 31 house gop members they're either opposed or have concerns regarding the president's action. within the president's own administration tensions have surely mounted. slamming the travel ban. saying quote, such a policy runs counter to core american values. promoting this threat unleashed by the white house. >> have a problem with it? i think they should get with the program or they should go. hold on, hold on. hold on. this is about the safety of america. >> that's as we hear from president obama for the very first time since he left office breaking his silence just ten days into the trump administration responding to the massive protests saying through a spokesman saying he was heartened by the level of engagement taken place if communities around the country. approximately 900 refugees will be admitted into the u.s. as part of the exception to the president's order. the 900 individuals does not include those who are nationals of ir

it's not just cair. a lot of people are criticizing the actions taken by president trump. john mccain, lindsey graham, both republicans, they issued a statement jointly saying this executive order sends a signal intended or not that america does not want muslims coming into our country. this is why we fear this executive order may do more to help terrorist recruitment than improve our security. you're hearing that a lot from those involved. especially in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> this coming from john mccain who was not known as a dove on capitol hill, but you're hearing if it from democrats as well as republicans. the truth of the matter is, though, wolf, that even though the democrats are going to try and get a bill on the floor tonight that would rescind the executive order, which probably won't be brought up anyway because the republicans have control of the floor, there is very little they can do about this right now other than through lawsuits, but there is very little that congress can do about it, but you're going to hear this again and again, and this g

. >> reporter: cair filed a lawsuit against the obama administration saying the travel ban is unconstitutional and just wrong. >> it targets the world's populations who need us most, refugees fleeing war torn lands who don't have homes who want to come live in america for a better life. >> reporter: we also talked to some bay area folks today who agree with the president. >> i haven't felt safe in years and i voted on trump mostly because of his stance on immigration. >> reporter: but this democratic congressman says he wants to put that fear in perspective. >> in fact, the average american is about 100 times more likely to be struck by lightning than to be victimized by a refugee who has been let into this country. we've got some serious vetting that already takes place. >> tonight we received this letter from the mayor's office. the mayor, police chief and sheriff of san francisco sent this letter to the department of homeland security saying the city will defy federal immigration orders. in the newsroom joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> this 17-year-old refugee from kenya arrived at san jose airport

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the muslim civil liberties group cair held press conferences in san francisco and sacramento and they are speaking out against any plans to ban immigrants from any country. >> these decisions and policies must be and will be resisted and they must be resisted by any means necessary. we ask anyone to join alongside us to do whatever it takes to make it impossible to enact. >> reporter: the executive order may put restrictions on visas from citizens of syria, iraq, iran, and a few other middle eastern countries. >>> the president of mexico is now reaching out to mexican immigrants here in america. he ordered embassies and consulates to be ready to help. kpix 5's len ramirez with what this new assistance means. len. >> reporter: here in san jose, at the consulate, you know, the people who work here are diplomats. they try to find solutions and common ground to very complex big problems and while they may not specifically say it, you get the sense that they are feeling that the relations between our two countries are not as friendly as they used to be and, in fact, more adversarial. the m

earlier today cair, council on american-islamic relations holding an update based on the ordinaries signed today. the ache listen. >> with theological and religious cautioning imposed on the government agencies by islamphobes many of whom are now in policy makes positions will not make us safer and would instead send a very negative message to muslims that is not welcome in america. >> a surreal sense of is this happening here? is this america? am i in the middle of the nightmare? when you kind of understand that this is reality, it's horrify

. >> the council on american islamic relations also known as cair.he other lawsuit was filed by state of washington. >>> president trump has also promised to rid the country of all undocumented residents, including children who came to the u.s. with their undocumented parents. they're commonly known as dreamdream e ers. the question is are they next? this whaz been a persistent fear for dreamers and the families for years. >> if you think back to what's going on with the campaign, donald trump ran for president pledging, as we said, to return all undocumented immigrants to their original countries. now with that victory, trump feels that, well, he's got the right to restruck our immigration program. there are limitations. the president can move only in limited areas previously legislated by congress. the deferred action on childhood arrivals or dacca is one such area. the program was initiated as an executive order by former president barack obama in 2012 which means of course that president trump can easily revoke it with his own executive order. >>

the cair lawsuit argues that it's discrimination on the basis of religion. washingt they say separately that the federal immigration law, provision of federal law that says that people can' visas based simply on the country where they come from. so for all those reasons, they say this is unconstitutional or illegal discrimination. washington state says we've been hurt by this because it's going to affect our economy and several high-tech companies including microsoft, amazon and others have said they'll join in this washington state suit. >> we've seen a number of lawmakers on both sides speak out about this, many against it. what role can congress play? >> congress could try to pass a law that says the president can't do this. the problem with these legal challenges, according to some legal scholars is that courts are reluctant to second guess presidents on two issues, national security and controlling the borders. and these are both the justifications that the trump administration has offered for this new executive order. >> let's move onto the courts and

clearly a lot of elements of ob cair that are deeply unpopular.ut there are also areas that are popular. and the parts that are popular are only possible because of the unpopular parts like the mandate. >> donald trump has said he likes key parts of obamacare, keeping coverage for people with preexisting conditions. keeping children on their parent's plan until they're 26. has he boxed in republicans, david? >> he's not the only republican that has said positive things about those aspects. but as nick was just getting at, don, it is the second question. so you have to get to the mandate. because when you say you want to cover preexisting conditions how do you get insurance companies to agree to that if you're not also guaranteeing the massive customer base that individual mandate of everybody forced to get insurance? that was buy-in for insurance companies to have reason or incentive to cover preexisting conditions. or allow a young person to stay on their parents' policy until they're 26. it all went together. so that's what's tricky about cherry

. >> and the council on american-islamic relations, cair, is challenging the ban.s comes after the aclu sued this weekend and won a temporary injunction blocking the deportation of people already given pr missiermission to be i country. there is a lot of reaction fast and furious from all around the world. look at this from the u.n. refugee agency. "the rest of the world is watching as this executive order places us on the wrong side of history. this is not who we are as a country. we do not turn away those seeking safety based on national and religion. and the arab league said "deep concern over the actions, a procedure which places restrictions on the entry of citizens. >> talk to us about what is going on there. >> it's a clear insult to the islamic world. tehran said it will ban all americans coming to iran until such time the u.s. lifts the ban. the iranian foreign minister slightly back pedalled yesterday and saying unlike the u.s., the ban is not retroactive. and iran called it a violent and racist attitude and summoned the swiss embassy to formally object t

also, we're getting increasing talk of a gop split on palm cair and how to repeal and replace it. none of these are in of themselves huge issues. they are just thorny issues that are not resolved. welcome to washington, president trump. this is a mobile trading desk, so i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices. the market's hot. sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor recommended gaviscon. it quickly neutralizes stomach acid and helps keep acid down for hours. relieve heartburn with fast- acting, long-lasting gaviscon. neil: all right. president trump issued his 15th executive order, memoranda, whatever you want to call it. no president has been busier starting out his administration. this aims to get handle on regulations when he was meeting with small business leaders. many gathering around with the oval office. the argument they are pelted left and right with new rules and regulations. a

mcconnell, who charged into the golden elevators to discuss the senate's plan to repeal and replace palm cairthe meeting grabbing lie ann's share of attention, alibaba ceo, jack ma. he has close to a billion users to. will more purchases be made in america? he was there when jack ma opened a a window what kind ofporter: . talked to mr. ma about u.s. agriculture and connecting companies and farmers to 300 million middle last chinese customers, which his company, which is a giant chinese internet company has access to. he talked specifically, about wines and fruits that come from the midwestern part of the united states. so quite specific in his commentary was mr. ma. the president-elect joined him in the trump tower behind me. joining me more big picture. he added this. >> you just saw what happened with fiat where they will build a massive plant in the united states in michigan and we're very happy and jack and i are going to do some great of lvmh, the large european company behind louis vuitton and other well-known brands here as well today. when we speak of business leaders, there was one b

cair plans to file a lawsuit tomorrow. i'm joined by the national communications director.are you making this complaint filing this complaint? >> well, we're making the complaint based on constitutional grounds. we believe it is a violation of the establishment clause of the constitution that says you can't favor one religion over another. you can't discriminate against people based on their religion. it will be based on that because taken in its entirety, it's clear that this is a muslim ban. more than a year ago then candidate trump said he wanted to ban all muslims from entering the united states and nothing he said since that time would indicate that he's changed his mind. in fact, we believe the author of this latest iteration of the muslim ban is this white supremacist steve bannon who is on the national security council. it is disturbing we would violate the constitution by singling out people based on their faith. the president said it himself within the last couple days. he said syrians and others who are christians will come in. syrians who are muslims will not co

organizations like save the children and cair oppose these kinds of regulations, oppose global gag rules because they know it hurts women. i want to remind people that when barack obama took office eight years ago and reversed the global gag rule, there were some 70,000 women a year dying from these policies being in place. that has dropped down to 20,000 now at the end of the years. we're just very fearful this is going to cause that number ---- that loss of life, maternal mortality, to skyrocket. amy: how will this affect planned parenthood in particular? you hahave your national seriesf clinics around the e country, network of clinics whwhat about internationalally? >> we do a lot of support were internationally. we do not take u.s. aid dollars internationally. of course, we are concerned about the rights and health of women across this country. some of the same people who advocate for these policies in the global gag rule also are the people who are advocating for taking away the rights of women in america. we are very cononcerned. as you know, these are the saved people trying to de

. >> today's news conference was put on by the muslim civil liberties group cair.hey held similar events in other cities like sacramento and they claim if mr. trump does follow through with more executive actions, there will be "huge" legal impacts for families and communities across the bay area. >>> we are learning more about a major shake-up at the u.s. state department. a number of senior officials are out. they were fired. in the past, political appointees and diplomats remained in current posts until replacements were confirmed. some of those leaving their state department positions will continue in the foreign service in other capacities. >>> scientists who run the so- called doomsday clock have moved the minute hand to 2.5 minutes before midnight! the logic behind this symbolic clock is the closer to midnight the closer we are to destruction of the earth. 2.5 minutes is the closest it's been to midnight since 1953. the scientist behind the doomsday clock believes nuclear activity in asia, climate change, and the donald trump presidency was enough to move th

she is pretty good about career and her child cair rankments but she is at school then -- out of school some of the mothers who are not working outside the home, come to challenge her and vote of make her feel very defensive, like how do you kind of make this all work? and have such a important career and at that point she was midway threwer there gm career. she said, well, you make sure nat you have at the kind of people you need to take care of the house and take care of the kids and she win home and relayed this with her husband, and he said, you know, mary you don't have to defend yourself at all. itself if it works for you and you're happy, that ought to be enough. in so many worth word, so the that was her attitudes and believed in the back of her mind. >>> i thought to other really good mar mary berra has to do with the fact now that she is chief executive of the biggest auto company in america she is often traveling -- probably traveled loot before becoming ceo but now even more so many times she fines herself in a foreign country and it's the middle of the night her time but it

scott, they look at now they're on the side of organizations like cair, george soros organizations. i think they're getting on one side, they may not want to be there. >> can i interject a little bit of common sense into this? when i hear all the ceos complaining about this new immigration policy, i really want to know, howard schultz, how many people are on your payroll are from yemen and sudan? maybe he should start to hire people he steps over on the way to work every day, homeless veterans instead of all these refugees? at the end of the day i find this ridiculous. ask the question where are they so worried. sudan, yemen, that is your problem. this is not islamist refugee problem. it is not muslim one, right. there are 50 countries predominantly muslim. what about the other 43. david: liz, quickly, go ahead. >> there are visa issues that these companies care about, h1b issues. this has nothing to do with this execs tiff order. i wonder if they read the executive order. it excludes government officials and other people that might be problematic. i totally agree. complete overreac

. -- i speak you on behalf of the council of american islamic relations, or care -- cair, america's largest muslim civil rights organization. for everyone in a country where people like us are targeted. we stand on the shoulders of diet -- giants. our mothers and grandmothers, who started the right long we march so women younger than us can grow up into a better world. we are unafraid and will not be silent. me,nd american muslims like are committed to putting our faith into action. we live and breathe the understanding that justice cannot be for just us. our liberation is interconnected. we cannot be free at each other's expense, or if any of us remain targeted. [applause] when muslims are harassed by the fbi, when our new friends -- lgbtq friends are attacked in hate crimes, when our black brothers and friends are gunned down by police officers, and when undocumented individuals are targeted. .y heart hurts we all hurt, but we are also fired up. [applause] americamerica, our includes all of us and our beautiful diversity. that weica requires march to protect each other. build aica needs u

including one by the state of washington, another by the biggest muslim civil rights group in the country, cair. so, i mean, they've got a very hard time defending it. political terms and in legal terms. the question is whether they will be able to defend this and all of their policies by force. by political force. because that's really all they've got left. if they can't get anybody in the justice department, i mean, the way sally yates' statement ended was "unless and until i become convinced that it is appropriate to do so." she's inviting her, please convince me i can defend this. you're fired, you're out. >> the next step, you send stephen miller attorney to make the case, here's what we drafted, here's what we thought. that's the next step. >> if they still said no, thank you, we'll be happy to see you go when senator sessions becomes attorney general sessions. meanwhile, we're going to appoint a special -- not special counsel is not the exact right term, but appoint counsel to come in and defend these things because you can't. to throw the department of justice into the gaping law here a

her group cair filed a federal lawsuit today challenging the constitutionality of the president's order received a phone call from a man who's not a citizen. he's a legal permanent citizen, a l.p.r., and his mother passed away in iran. he was advised by his attorney to not travel to iran to bury his mother because chances are he would not be able to return to the united states. >> we know it feeds into daesh's narrative that america is against islam. >> brangham: last night at his mosque in washington d.c., imam talib shareef said even american citizens in his congregation are afraid. >> they're afraid because they don't know. there's a sense of anger right now that this is happening. they're saying, 'how could this have been allowed to happen?' they're contributing citizens, they haven't done anything wrong and have no intentions of doing anything wrong. >> brangham: he's worried these fears could fester into anger, and stir the pot of resentment. >> we're now going to create enemies and we're going to divide the country further. they hear significant people from the administration say

we just heard from the council on american islamic relations also known as cair. they announced the filing of a federal lawsuit on behalf of more than 20 individuals. >> since donald trump announced his candidacy our communities have been very concerned. and our community is not alone to be concerned about his harmful rhetoric, and now his dangerous policies. millions of americans are very, very concerned about the direction in which he is taking our country. millions of people who love america, individuals and countries, are concerned and worried what this president is doing. unconventional, we understand. creative, maybe. but also dangerously making policies and statements that we believe undermine our national security, our values, and our standing in the world. >> joining me now is jash shapiro, pennsylvania's attorney general. he has joined 15 of his kliegs in a statement condemning the travel ban. so attorney general shapiro, this is a written letter that is very sharply worded. you signed it. it calls this executive order quote unconstitutional, un-american

this i is cair lawyer gadeir abbas. >> president trump's actions are not simply words on paper, they are the greatest monument, anti-muslim sentimenent that amamerica has s ever known. we're not talking about the 15th the moment or an amendment later in the teens or 20's, we're talking about the first amendment of the constitution, which prohibits the government from favoring one faith over ananother and there are few tims in americann h history where the government has officially didisfavored a whohole religious faith. and this is one of those instances. any guy the suit is called sarsour versus trump. we will speak with linda sarsour later in the broadcast. more than 200 jewish studies scholars across the u.s. signed onto a letter demandining lawmakers block trump's executive order, making a comparison between the refugee ban today and the u.s. history of refusing to allow jewish refugees to escape to the u.s. duringng world w war ii. the letter arrived in congress as democratic senators tried and failed to push through legislation to rescind the executive order. later in the day,

>> more than six, the breaking news we have this hour federal court in virginia where cair is filing a challenge. it includes a lot of muslim-americans, their members a former spokesman for the bernie sanders campaign among others who say they're worried as muslims in the united states. they're worried they're going to face deportation even though they're here lawfully. that opens up a new chapter. i was at the federal courthouse saturday night an emergency court proceeding by our account one of the earliest times we've seen a president reversed in part in court in this administration, seven days in. >> give us the basic argument the administration is making why it's legal. >> it has strong arguments, second to only the war-making powers the immigration power under federal law and longstanding precedent is an area of discretion for the president. imagine a sneak attack, the president thinks it was japan and pearl haar pour. say he's not sure. there is a power we're going to freeze incoming immigration on a security basis and not waiting a week or a month or a year for congress and as

whether it's cair, adc, the muslim public affairs council, the list is long. >> we stand with you.hink most americans are horrified with what we're seeing. we appreciate you coming, thank you, both. >>> stick around, a big day of protests is planned around the country. congresswoman jan schakowsky plans to march today in illinois. choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. >>> 109 people were detained for further questioning, most of those people were moved out. we've got a couple dozen more that remain and i would suspect as long as they're not awful people that they will move through before another half a day today and perhaps some of these people should be detained further. and if they're folks that shouldn't be in this country, they're going to be detained. and so apologize for nothing here. >> wow, welcome back to "a.m. joy." donald trump's chief, reince priebus, is saying the executive order donald trump signed friday r