clayton: and i'm clayton morris.he white house will face off in a high-stakes hearing on the immigration order. heather: president trump demanding that it be restored immediately to keep america safe. griff jenkins. >> the federal government defends travel ban executive order before the ninth circuit court of appeals. relying on expressed statutory authority to suspend entry of any class of aliens, the president directed temporary suspension and countries previously identified link to increase risk of terrorist activity. and in central command yesterday the president was met with cheers. >> we need strong programs so that people that love us and want to love our country and will end up loving our country allowed in. not people that want to destroy us and destroy our country. [cheers and applause] >> as you mentioned, he also took a shot at one of his favorite targets, the dishonest media. >> you've seen what happened in paris and nice, all over europe it's happening. it's gotten to a point where it's not even being r

clayton: good morning, and i'm clayton morris.ota filing legal for president trump's trump immigration order. reinstating will unleash chaos. heather: top tech companies join the legal battle. clayton: good morning, griff. >> the ban would, indeed, unleash chaos and the tech industry news ramping up the fight in the fight against travel ban. google, apple, microsoft filed an amicus brief opposing the order, america has long recognized the importance of protecting ourselves against those who would do us harm but it is done so while maintaining fundamental commitment to welcoming immigrants to increased background checks and other controls on people seek to go enter our country. this comes just as the president escalated his attacks on the judge who lifted the ban tweeting this, quote, just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such par parel, if something happens, blame him and court system, bad. mike pence made it clear that they will use every tool in this fight at their disposeal. >> we will use all the legal means at

clayton: i'm clayton morris, it's 29 after the hour.k against furry over president trump's trip calling the media the enemy. clayton: griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. following the latest on that story. >> it wouldn't be president's day unless there was a fight between the president and the press. a particular tweet on friday has official washington in a furry, the president writing, quote, the fake news media abc, cbs, cnn is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the american people. the pushback has been widespread and yesterday republican senator john mccain fired back suggesting this is how dictators get started. >> if you want to preserve democracy as we know it you have to have a free and many times adversarial press and without it i'm i'm afraid that we would lose so much of our individual liberties over time. that's how dictators get started. >> but white house chief of staff reince priebus defended the president on the sunday shows. >> there are certain things that are happening in the news that just aren't honest and we are n

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clayton: sign me up. history, military action by shooting down certainian war planes in bosnia's no fly-zone. heather: and pope benedict officially resigned ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest, most terrifying bull in the state of texas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (crowd cheers) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this dark morning on tuesday morning, good morning, everyone, you're watching "fox & friends first". heather: i forgot about lewis. thank you for joining us. president trump to press a bold agenda in congressional address. clayton: expected to enter around the american spirit. griff jenkins to renew our american spirit, at the nation's capitol with preview. lift us up, griff. >> ri knew the american spirit, it is, of course, speech before congress, looking ahead to the next four years and the president sad down with brian, ainsley and steve to talk about it. >> we have a really terrific, i believe, health care plan coming out. we have to understand obamacare has been a disaster. it's way out o

clayton: i have a little -- pete: except for clayton. clayton: will i be invited this year?a war between him and the fake news, and why would he want to step into that environment? a lot of it will be hostile. he doesn't have to. he's shown the ability to rise above this stuff, and i think that's what he chose to do here. abby: even members of the press have written articles about it saying it's not what it used to be, this is sort of painful for us. we've been asking you what you think about this, and your comments have been pouring in. we'll share them later on in the show. clayton: and you have a lot to say about this, too, the dnc picking their new chair of the dnc, and tom perez kind of came out of nowhere. in the establishment he was well known. there he is on the left side of your screen, president obama's labor secretary. on the right side of your screen. was the guy who thought from the bernie sanders' side of the party would get it, keith ellison. yesterday afternoon tom perez was selected, he won and beat out keith ellison. he immediately chose keith ellison to be

clayton: and i'm clayton morris.for president trump with lawmakers returning to capitol vow to go repeal obamacare. heather: that's where we find griff jenkins live with details of very busy week ahead. good morning, griff. >> hey, heather and clayton, it may be cold but busy with health care front and center just one day before president trump's first address to joint session of congress tomorrow night a speech the white house says will focus on renewal of the american spirit and priorities like immigration, health care and tax reform but first today he will be sending 2018 budget proposals to agencies to boost defense spending and slash spend to go epa with no reductions to social security and medicare. last night he welcomed the nation's governors taking the opportunity to raise top priorities with him in a coast and preview the focus in preview today. >> tomorrow we are going to meet and discuss things like -- perhaps health care will come up. most of you know the obamacare has had tremendous problems. we are goi

clayton: great to see you. >> thanks, clayton.e is not an opinionated guy. ♪ oh, that's the way ♪ um-huh, um-huh ♪ i like it ♪ that's the way, um-huh, um-huh ♪ i like it ♪ for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. ♪ >> good morning it's saturday, february 11th. i'm sandra smith. from russia with love. could nsa leaker edward snowden be headed back to the president of the united states? it could be a gift from putin to president trump. >> heck of a gift. issuing brand-new executive orders on immigration that his critics this time could not touch. >> and, you know, i don't know if you know, but it is national make a friend day. this morning i went out on the plaza, and i made some friends, and they were going to the nintendo store, and we became friends. jennifer and john, they wouldn't believe it. this is how we made a friendship together. >> they were so hesitant to stop, and then it was just love. >> fox and friends starts right now. ♪ >> so we did go to the nintendo store. we've never met before. they were going to the

clayton: explains.to make sure we are on the right path. what are those. >> have to understand the basic needs. women are driven by affection, communication, commitment to the family. now affection is huge for a woman. so the smart man will help endorse, help that wife pursue her career, her interests and all that. that's huge. so, again, affection is the big thing. look men are completely different. needed, wanted, respected. and so look how different we are. i mean, we are absolutely night and day different. so the secret is getting behind your wife's eyes and understand how important this affection is. and affection takes all kinds of forms. it's everything from talking, sharing the clayton more lists and kevin lemans of the world are not great communicators even though we communicate for a living. clayton: we're terrible. >> women use three and a half more times more words than we do in a given day. abby: we multitask. do you know what you could do if you not good already is cleaning around the hous

clayton: right.e his choice, someone that he wants to spend that much time with and also someone that's going to relate to the other people around him. you don't want to bring anybody in that can't function as part of this team. everybody's got a big ego and wears big boy pants when they walk into the white house, we got that. [laughter] but at the end of the day, you've got to function as a team. abby: great advice. i want to get your thought on senator john mccain, pretty critical of president trump, especially when it comes to his attacks on the media, saying that it is like a dictatorship. take a listen to what he had to say most recently. >> you have to have a free and many times adversarial press, and without it i'm afraid that we would lose so much of our individual liberties over time. that's how dictators get started. abby: general, i know you're a good friend of senator mccain and president trump. these two gentlemen need each other, right? senator mccain is so well respected up on capitol

clayton. clayton: all right, thanks, abby.eason by kicking off annual spring fishing classic right here on plaza this morning. >> back with more, the champion of bass pros 2016 edwin evers. welcome back. >> he's been nailing this like repeatedly. >> you're about ten in a row. [laughter] clayton: edwin tell us about the spripg fishing classic? >> there's no better time if you want to learn how to fish or anything how to fish or spell fish now the time to go to bass proshops. there's so much going on. the best deals of the entire year are this next week at bass proshops. >> there's a couple of things that you guys do with the university program as well so students, kids can come out and learn from experts, right? >> one of the greatest things march 20 and 21st, that's where it's all about the kids, you know, we have workshops and seminars for kids, actually come cowt and taste some fish samples, you know, to eat some fish. peter: and if you have old equipment, you can flip it out. >> old rod, old rail. you get a hundred dollars

it was clear to me that clayton lockett was still conscious. he was in pain. i heard him say man, you know, like he was shocked at whatever it was that he was feeling. and he was lifting his head up and shoulders clear off the gurney, mumbling something is wrong. and then the warden said ladies and gentlemen we need to temporarily close the blinds. and they closed the blinds and shut off the mic. >> i sat next to the victim's family at the execution. no one knew if he had died or if he lived or what was happening. they were concerned about that. >> the attorneys who are witnessing this on behalf of clayton lockett said they're going to revive him so they can kill him another day. >> the blinds would not reopen. and at 6:56 p.m., clayton lockett's execution was officially halted. >> we were taken back to the media witness center, but there was no clear discussion of what was going on with clayton lockett. >> is lockett dead? >> we don't know. >> we don't know the status. >> breaking news from the state prison in mcallister. >> the first of two s

clayton's tenure as superintendent. quote -- "looking at an away of programs carried out in philadelphia, you'll see almost every innovative reform that has been proposed in urban schools." unquote. so it's no surprise that dr. clayton received all manner of awards and honors. let me give you a few. the dr. constance e. clayton chair inrban education at the graduate school of education at the university of pennsylvania, which was named had her honor. the first endowed professorship in the united states to be named after an african american woman. she received the distinguished daughters of pennsylvania award and the humanitarian service award from the philadelphia commission on human relations, as well as the 2008 star community commitment in education award from the philadelphia education fund, just to name a few. she has received honorary doctorates from 17 colleges and universities, not to mention being a visiting professor at harvard's graduate school of education, and i could go on and on today. she currently serve

clayton: the trump administration was in disarray. senator john mccain under fire for comparing president trump under dictator. >> you have to have free and many times adversarial press and without it we would lose liberties over time. that's how dictators get started. clayton: how the white house is responding this morning. heather: pure panic when a plane plummets feet from home. how the pilot managed to walk away? "fox & friends first" starts right now. note ♪ ♪ clayton: good morning, everybody. shamrock shake day at mcdonalds. heather: that's a hint. goodmorning i'm clayton morris. heather: and i'm heather childers. clayton: white house fighting back over the president's tweet calling the media the enemy of the people. griff jenkens & gilchrist is live for us. always nice to see him. live in washington, d.c. with the latest, good morning. hey, heather and clayton. the president versus the press. the dishonest, they just don't want to report the truth. >> a particular seem today struck a nerve in washington. president writing,

clayton: and i'm clayton morris. white house will face off in a high-stakes hearing on the immigration order. heather: president trump demanding that it be restored immediately to keep america safe. griff jenkins. >> the federal government defends travel ban executive order before the ninth circuit court of appeals. relying on expressed statutory authority to suspend ent

clayton point to one. alameda had 16/100. there wasn't a lot. they picked up the most. the system did exactly what we thought. not completely done. there is still some to the north. bracket fire up later in the afternoon over northern sonoma county and maybe napa county. after that there is not a lot left. the cold air works is weigh in. santa rosa is 32. 33 in -- 36 glen allen. 39 bodega bay. pleasure is moving into southern california and arizona. we're almost on the dryer side. a few isolated showers possible today. on the cool side with a lot of 50s. >>> we do have traffic that is busier. one 580 we see some of that stop and go traffic. 580 westbound as you dr., tracy and to livermore. you can see traffic is moving along okay from livermore to dublin. driving into the bay itself. hayward 880 north and southbound is looking good. interstate 8 -- 880 near the colosseum it looks good. no major problems getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. once you get to the topaz that there is a backup and the cash flames. fast-track claims are looking good. there have been no proble

clayton thomas-mueller, your response, ? look, i think canada is a different than any other country in the world dealing with radicalism. we just had a radical christian fundamentalist terrorist attack in quebec city against a mosque just the other day. the trump administration, sean spicer, quoted it as been assessed with the moroccan dissent when the reality of it was it was white christian fundamentalism responsible for this terror attack. i think canada, just like any other country in the world, has its own challenges to deal with as far as security. however, i think the exacerbating tensions in the middle east, perpetuating hatred against islam, you know, these are all textbook ways of how not to address the problem of islamic,m, may it be christian, or zionist or any other form of it. again, like i said, our prime minister has a chance to be a hero in the rise of charity, and he needs to do better in canadians expect them to do better -- certainly, first nations expect the most of him in how he conducts himself, especi

to kill with the same drugs after clayton lockett. they were going to do two in one night. a lot of attention for something like that. "the attorney general's office being an elective office was under a lot of pressure. the staff over there was under a lot of pressure to say get it done, you know? and so, yeah, yeah, i think it was a joint decision but i've got to say there was a push to make the decision, get it done, hurry up about it. get it done, hurry up about it. that was from the attorney general's office because it's an elective office. an ambition guy in that office and they wanted to get those guys killed, this this over with. who cares what the drug is? who cares if we've never used that drug before, i looked something up on the wikileaks or whatever. you got yourself a smartphone? we'll use something we have never tried before, who cares, get it done. and that is how scottruitt apparently ended up making the desion about a brand new experiment method that oklahoma was going to try out on its prisoners that led to clayton l

morgan territory road is one of the roads for people to get into clayton. friday part of it collapsed. it broke the areas water main. over the weekend county leaders met with homeowners to figure out what to do. the county says it cannot make repairs because the land on morgan territory world is moving leading some people without running water. >> the horse takes 150 gallons a day.  one horse. we need to get water out there. >> the roots have pulled away. all the way through here. and all the way down for probably 100 feet. this whole section is ripped away. >> fiji and a rerouted power. homeowners have some electricity right now. no timeline for when the road will be back open. >>> despite the heavy rain the political battle over california's water is not over. what is at stake when it comes to california's water crisis. >> reporter: for five years a drought loved the city's youth -- farmers fought for every job. california has had one of the wettest winters on record the water crisis continues.>> it is down so we need and storage. in california we have

. >> reporter: neighbor clayton wedeman jumped into the creek with dan along highland road near collier canyon road. >> underwater we could hear him hitting the window but he couldn't break it. >> reporter: dan sprang into action again, grabbing a pick ax from his truck and used it to smash the rear side window. >> clayton went underwater, dove underwater and went through the car because we didn't know if there was anyone else. >> reporter: the only person inside, a 20-year-old driver who suffered minor injuries. chp said he drove too fast for >> he got very lucky. when he overturned and he landed in the creek, it can end up a lot worse than what happened. >> reporter: dan and clayton pulled the man out before chp and firefighters arrived. >> that took a lot of you know what to get that done. >> reporter: courage, perhaps heroics. >> heroes, i mean anybody would have jumped down in the water, i think, to help somebody out obviously. >> reporter: a modest rescuer with miraculous timing. >>> happening now, westbound 580 in livermore has fully reopened after a giant pothole formed early th

. >> reporter: neighbor clayton wedeman jumped into the creek with dan along highland road near collieranyon road. >> underwater we could hear him hitting the window but he couldn't break it. >> reporter: dan sprang into action again, grabbing a pick ax from his truck and used it to smash the rear side window. >> clayton went underwater, dove underwater and went through the car because we didn't know if there was anyone else. >> reporter: the only person inside, a 20-year-old driver who suffered minor injuries. chp said he drove too fast for >> he got very lucky. when he overturned and he landed in the creek, it can end up a lot worse than what happened. >> reporter: dan and clayton pulled the man out before chp and firefighters arrived. >> that took a lot of you know what to get that done. >> reporter: courage, perhaps heroics. >> heroes, i mean anybody would have jumped down in the water, i think, to help somebody out obviously. >> reporter: a modest rescuer with miraculous timing. >>> happening now, westbound 580 in livermore has fully reopened after a giant pothole formed early this

clayton: it's been so warm on the east coast.

a mudslide wiped out a road that connects them with clayton. christian captain. -- was out there this morning. >> reporter: let's give you a sense of where we are. the livermore side of morgan territory road. you can see that is morgan territory road. the sign is telling people that morgan territory road is closed because of friday's blood that took out the road and the main route between livermore in clayton. it has taken out water lines. nearby ranches are operating without water. neighbors say the problem is getting worse with no signs of stopping anytime soon. contra costa county cannot fix the road because it is still sliding. neighbors can watch as the damage continues. >> the roots have pulled away from the rest of the land. all the way through here. and all the way down for probably 100 feet. this whole section is ripped away. >>>> reporter: major concerns is the emergency services. if someone needs emergency care they have to take the long way around. taking another 20-30 minutes added to that response times. if residents in the liverm

the picture made the rounds at clayton charter high. >> everyone understands what happened was not okayd we don't condone that at all. >> reporter: a senior who never received or distributed the photo says she knows of seven clayton high school students who have been suspended. the student who took the picture has been expelled. but she says school administrators went too far in the search. >> they take people out of class and threaten them with suspension if they don't relinquish their phones for complete searches which is against the law. >> reporter: the search violated the students' privacy and some did nothing more than receive a text. >> we sent the picture, didn't forward it to anyone. a lot of their private photos were looked through. >> reporter: the school district says clayton valley charter high school takes disciplinary issues seriously and we never comment publicly regarding a specific matter of our students. one parent is upset the picture was circulated in the first place. >> it's just not right. it's not right. so, i guess the punishment is fair. >> that was terry mcswe

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> and clayton will have more on that later on today on "good morningrica." >>> some frightening moments overnight as an explosion rocked a california restaurant. police say a man threw a homemade explosive device into the cheesecake factory in pasadena sending panicked diners running. heavy smoke filled the restaurant, but no one was injured. the suspect managed to get away. witnesses say he was dressed in all black. >>> the war of words is heating up between president trump and his "apprentice" replacement arnold schwarzenegger. >> so, the president used the national prayer breakfast to pray for arnold and the dismal ratings on "the apprentice" this season since the terminator took the helm, but arnold fired back his own zinger and a challenge. >> they hired a big, big movie star, arnold schwarzenegger, to take my place, and we know how that turned out. the ratings went right down the tubes. it's been a total disaster, and i want to just pray for arnold if we can for those ratings, okay? >> hey, donald, i have a great idea. why don't we switch jobs, y

clayton sandell has the first look. clayton: new details on an allegedly look at cummings making his first appearance as a on charges of first-degree murder. a shot and killed scott van lincoln and cold blood just before midnight on tuesday and then ran. >> we have concerns during was the victim a target because of the uniform he was wearing? clayton: cummings is an army convert.a muslim -- martialuscle arts arts in texas. cummings was already on law-enforcement radar thanks to a denver mosque in december who reported its concern about his radicalization. we will have more on his investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gm first look, i'm clayton sandell. everything naand it doesn't take is so wholesothe whole paycheck. eat well for less. my giant. the bakery flavors you love... [ ding! ] ...now available in your dunkin' coffee. sip in the happy with a medium vanilla cupcake, or new fudge brownie macchiato or latte for $1.99 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m.