the president and his supporters seem undeterred. >> they want to give donald trump a hard time. .e's not a politician he doesn't have the perfect thing to say. but we love the fact that he goes straight to us and we can decipher it. it's expected to be a bit here thisrent tone afternoon. this demonstration expected to get started on dupont circle. we are seeing hundreds of people planning to attend. there are major rallies planned in big cities across the country, including chicago, atlanta, and los angeles. live this morning and dupont circle, ryan hughes. autria: growing is the backlash against the media from president trump. he tweeted that the news media that he calls fake are the enemy of the american people in then this weekend, top lawmakers spoke out. the first thing that dictators do it shut down the press. i'm not saying that president trump is trying to be a dictator. i'm just saying we need to learn the lessons of history. pulitzer prize-winning reporter, call bernstein, called the words treacherous. he said the most dan

>> supporters of the resolution remain undeterred. >> we have to start from the grass roots. >> reporter: by passing this legislation, the richmond city council hopes it inspires other cities to do the same. in richmond, lillian kim. >>> also the san leandro council voted to declare itself a sanctuary city. wayne freedman has that story. >> reporter: when the city council meets, it also leads with the pledge of allegiance. tonight this would be country council overflowing with questions about sanctuary city, many worry about undocumented family members, when alicia kisses her father good-bye. >> in school, i can't even concentrate, because most of the time i'm thinking like is my dad okay? is he safe, is he home? >> this time could not have been more poignant on the day when president trump strengthed homeland security. >> some people are so strong that we have strong borders, that is what i have been talking about is strong borders. >> reporter: in san leandro, we heard strong resolve, including a police department that opposes being leveraged to find and deport undocumented immigrants.

>> supporters of the resolution remain undeterred. >> we have to start from the grass roots. >> reporter passing this legislation, the richmond city council hopes it inspires other cities to do the same. in richmond, lillian kim. >>> also the san leandro council voted to declare itself a sanctuary city. wayne freedman has that story. >> reporter: when the city council meets, it also leads with the pledge of allegiance. tonight this would be country council overflowing with questions about sanctuary city, many worry about undocumented family members, when alicia kisses her father good-bye. >> in school, i can't even concentrate, because most of the time i'm thinking like is my dad okay? is he safe, is he home? >> this time could not have been more poignant on the day when president trump strengthed homeland security. >> some people are so strong that we have strong borders, that is what i have been talking about is strong borders. >> reporter: in san leandro, we heard strong resolve, including a police department that opposes being leveraged to find and deport undocumented immigrants. >>

undeterred marleau anoer chance on the power play. and this one counsel. number 499, 4-1. thomas hertl. 3-1 sharks. marleau one goal away from 500. >>> warriors could be without two starters tomorrow night against charlotte. steph curry and zaza pachulia both questionable. steph with a stomach bug. zaza injured his right shoulder sunday night in portland diving for a loose ball. looks like he might have hyperextended it. hard to know for sure but zaza's going to get an mri to find if it's indeed serious. the warriors spent part of their off day reading to kids. read to achieve rally at san francisco's bread hart elementary. 15 seasons the warriors and ross have put on this reading program. >>> you are looking live at rupp

undeterred marleau another chance on the power play. and this one counsel. number 499, 4-1.homas hertl. 3-1 sharks. marleau one goal away from 500. >>> warriors could be without two starters tomorrow night against charlotte. steph curry and zaza pachulia both questionable. steph with a stomach bug. zaza injured his right shoulder sunday night in portland diving for a loose ball. looks like he might have hyperextended it. hard to know for sure but zaza's going to get an mri to find if it's indeed serious. the warriors spent part of their off day reading to kids. read to achieve rally at san francisco's bread hart elementary. 15 seasons the warriors and ross have put on this reading program. >>> you are looking live at rupp arena in lexington, kentucky. >> brebt musberger called his final game tonight capping a 49-year broadcast career the crowd at kentucky cheered him wildly. most people don't realize it but brent anchored the local news back in the '70s in l.a. a sports guy doing the news? that is never going to work. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino anything

the president is undeterred. >> we'll be taking brand new action to protect our people and keep america safe. you will see the action. >> reporter: white house officials called the draft report incomplete and that broader assessment is under way driven by data and intelligence and not politics. as the president wages his battle against the media -- >> we are fighting the fake news. it's fake. phony. fake. >> reporter: the president tweeted that he will break decades of tradition and skip the annual dinner that honors white house reporting. the same event where in 2011 donald trump was a punch line for barack obama. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. like did we fake the moon landing? what really happened in roswell? >> reporter: still another issue for the trump white house, darrell issa says a special prosecutor is needed to investigate the russian interference in the election and possible contacts with the trump campaign. isiah is a trump supporter but says

undeterred, mr. trump promised to fight but also maybe to start over. >> we will win that battle. we have a lot of other options including just filing a new ban. >> dickerson: what the president learned from this experience and what is his white move. we will talk to steven miller about that and the crackdown across the nation on illegal, illegal immigration and talk to chuck chiewrm and arizona republican senator jeff flake. and in a week where republicans face outrage back home over the president's policies we will launch a new project to see how things are playing outside of washington. the cbs news newshour nation tracker and in-depth survey of america's views on the trump administration, and the country and our political panel will weigh in on another wild week in washington. it is all coming up on face nation. >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation" f i am john dickerson. we begin with the top democratic senator, chuck schumer who joins us from the broadcast center in new york. welcome, senator. i want to start with this question of north korea and the mi

many tourists undeterred showing up today, and tonight, we're learning just who that suspect is. abc's jennifer eccleston reports. >> reporter: tonight, paris on high alert. the louvre museum reopening amid heavy security, after friday's terror attack. french prosecutors describing the attacker as a 29-year-old egyptian living in dubai. tonight, this man telling abc news, his son is the suspect, abdullah el hamahmy. insisting he was in paris on business and not a terrorist. el hamahmy's social media accounts paint a darker picture. "no negotiation, no compromise," one reading in arabic. "relentless war." prosecutors say he entered france on a tourist visa, nine days before attacking soldiers at the louvre, where he was shot four times. police searched his rented paris apartment, finding cash and the receipt for the two machetes used in the assault. french prosecutors say the suspect is no longer in critical condition, but remains in custody at a paris hospital. tom? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> back here at home now, to some wild video. a laptop igniting into flames. apparently ou

elon musk is undeterred. his team back at it this morning. the mission, to resupply the international space station. this weekend's launch of a reusable rocket, one step closer to his grand idea to send humans to mars. but his dream of getting to mars and colonizing the red planet has a wrinkle, food. >> it is not easy to grow things in space. that's the real challenge we have. >> reporter: fictions meets science. you are actually growing a potato on what would be mars? >> correct. >> reporter: plants create vital oxygen so astronauts can breathe on a planet that is 35 million miles from the earth's atmosphere. >> i think we can get there in the 2030s. >> reporter: if you have a newborn at home right now, by the time that child is in high school, they'll be launching rockets from here with astronauts. >>> from looking ahead to looking way back the woolly mammoth is long extinct. it vanished 4500 years ago. it looks like they might make a come back sort of. scientists at harvard say they're about two years away from making a hybrid woolly mamm

but the president seems undeterred president trump: "it's now been one month since my inauguration ando tell you about our incredible progress in making america great again."as more protests are planned this president's day -- the president plans to work on filling out his cabinet.just in the past week -- trump fired his national security adviser and one of his cabinet nominees withdrew from consideration.a perceived rocky start for president trump's first month in office. i'm mary moloney reporting. a woman was thrown on the ground during a robbery attempt at a popular santa clara county park. it happened around nine saturday night at eleanor pardee park in palo alto. police say the woman was walking her dog on a path in the park when a man started following her. the woman tried to move out of the man's way. but he threw her to the ground and tried to steal her cell phone. the victim's dog bit the man. he then dropped the phone and ran away. the man is described as being in his 20's. standing around five foot-ten with a medium build. he wore a dark baseball hat and dark colored hoodie

but elon musk is undeterred and his team back at it this morning. the mission to resupply the international space station but the launch of a reusable rocket one step closer to his grand idea to send humans to mars. but musk's dream of getting to mars has a wr in nasa's labs -- >> it is not easy to grow things in space. that's the real challenge. >> reporter: fiction meets science. >> you are actually growing a potato on what would be mars? >> correct. >> reporter: plants create vital oxygen to astro knots can breathe which is 35 million miles from earth's atmosphere. >> are we going to mars? >> eventually, we are, that's the ultimate destination and we can get there in the 2030s. >> reporter: that would mean if you have a newborn at home right now, by the time that child is in high school, they'll be launching rockets from here with astro astro knots, designation, mars. >>> a huge rain storm is rolling into southern california. >> some communities could see a month's worth of rain now through tomorrow morning. the storm comes just days after tens o

he has been battle tested that none of this is a surprise and he is trying to remain undeterred in hisre there is going to be situations with roadblocks or setbacks that you are seeing but the press' unhealthy obsession with steve bannon, the rest of it is bordering on hysteria. the misinformation that's coming out, it's not true. i know it from the inside. >> juan: alec baldwin was back doing his trump impersonation on "snl" this weekend. that is not the skit that got everyone talking. this is. >> are you okay? >> i will put you in the corner with cnn. >> we are not fake news! >> like that, like that dork. >> juan: look at that. what did press secretary sean spicer think of that? brian kilmeade got his reaction. stay right here. tech: don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text"... you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare on

but elon musk, a real live tony stark, is undeterred. his team back at it again this morning. the mission? to resupply the international space station. but this weekend's launch of a reusable rocket, one step closer to his grand idea to send humans to mars. but elon musk's dream of getting to mars and colonizing the red planet has a wrinkle. food. in nasa's labs -- >> it is not easy to grow things in space. that's have. >> reporter: -- fiction meets science. so you are actually growing a potato on what would be mars? >> correct. >> reporter: plants create vital oxygen who they can breathe on a planet which at its closest is 35 million miles from earth's atmosphere. are we really going to mars? >> eventually we are. that's the ultimate destination. i think we can get there in the 2030s. >> reporter: that would mean if you have a newborn at home right now, by the time that child is in high school, they'll be launching rockets from here with astronauts, destination mars. kerry sanders, nbc news at the kennedy space center. >> you said elon musk just posted on ins gra m. >> he did

it comes to sanctions, they have been applied before against north korea, but that nation seems undeterred regarding its nuclear program. are sanctions the answer here? >> well, i think vaengsly, sanctions will work. the toughest measures have been introduced in the course of last year. it takes time. i think we can wait out north korea, but i doesnn't know if t considering the changes in the united states, and also the change of power in south korea, i don't know if the leaders of these two countries are able to wait out until the effect of sanctions take place. >> >>i want to show our viewers map of the range that has been considered when it comes to north korea's abilities. this latest missile test traveled about 300 miles or 500 kilometers, that's represented bit number o by the number one red heiline y see here. but they have some on line three, and they are striving for lines four or five on this map that could certainly strike the united states. so the question comes in about the possibility of more direct conversations. you look back to the six-party talks. are efforts like that st

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undeterred by any international condemnation or efforts.cant resources that this country has is being devoted to accelerating this. >> will, again, there's no substitute for you being there on the ground there. thank you. chris? >>> all right, not an easy place to report from. we'll get more from will ripley throughout the morning. >>> up next, an abrupt end to michael flynn's tenure as national security, should this happened even sooner? there are facts. lot of speculations, palace intrigue here. but there are facts you need to know. we'll give them to you next. e. that has everything to do with the people in here. their training is developed by the same company who designed, engineered, and built the cars. they've got the parts, tools, and know-how to help keep your ford running strong. 35,000 specialists all across america. no one knows your ford better than ford. and ford service. right now, get the works! a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more -- for $29.95 or less. only tylenol® rapid release gels have

up on the launch pad caused by a highly technical fueling problem, but a real-live tony stark is undeterred. his team back at it this morning. the mission to resupply the international space station, but this weekend's launch of a reusable rocket one step closer to his grand idea to send humans to mars. but his dream has a wrinkle. food. in nasa's labs -- >> it is not easy to grow things in space. that's the real challenge we have. >> reporter: fiction meets science. >> so you are actually growing a potato on what would be mars? >> correct. >> reporter: plants create vital oxygen to astronauts can breathe on a planet. are we really going to mars? >> we are eventually. that's the ultimate destination. i think we can get there in the 2030s. >> reporter: if you have a newborn at home right now, by the time that child is in high school, they'll be launching rockets from here with astronauts. destination mars. kerry sanders, nbc news at the kennedy space center. >>> if you ever thought of becoming a police officer, now is a good time to take that step. the philadelphia police department is looki

. >> reporter: undeterred by the more than 60-year age gap, the stripper and the aging oil tycoon become an item, which for her, includes all the perks of dating a billionaire. >> he took me to neiman marcus. it's kind of like "pretty woman," except for the older gentleman. he paid me enough money not to have to go back to that place i was working at. and he took care of me and my son. >> reporter: her beau even buys her a 15-acre ranch outside houston, where some unforgettable video is shot, like the pair riding an atv together around the grounds and celebrating their first christmas as a couple, complete with a surprise gift for marshall. the couple's very may/december romance would lead to a june wedding three years later in 1994. >> they got married. he couldn't stand up out of the wheelchair, god bless him. didn't have to. she bent down to kiss him. >> reporter: but the nuptials come after the would-be pinup girl gets the proposal she really wants -- and her shot at fame. after sending in photos to "playboy," they offer a full page spread. >> i think there's a myth that she came int

. >>> the trump administration is undeterred by the court's ruling. both the president and vice president have insisted that trump acted within his power as president and that the ban will be reinstated. >> there's simply no question under the constitution and frankly under federal law that the president of the united states has the authority in the interest of national security to determine who has the right to come into this country. and we're going to challenge the judge's order on that basis. >> cnn's jessica schneider is live outside president trump's mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida, where the president is spending the weekend. jessica, we've seen that trump has yet to tweet today like he did yesterday. we also learned that his attorneys working on this travel ban appeal are trying to avoid some of that blunt and inflammatory response from the president, especially when it comes to the comments by the judge who issued the stay. why is it that he's been so quiet? >> reporter: you know, president trump has definitely raised a lot of eyebro

undeterred, mr. trump promised to fight but also maybe to start over. >> we will win that battle. a lot of other options including just filing a new ban. >>

, a young girl and her mother brave the rain, desert, they arrive at the border to face a wall, undeterredssage, the will to succeed is always welcome here. this three and a half minute ad was one of several super bowl commercials who took on a political tone and seemed to challenge president trump. >> politics have always seeped into the super bowl but never been have so many ads have targeted a specifically policy, immigration, and a specific president sworn in. >> the ad was so controversial to fox and the that those two entitsz allowed only one part to air on tv. >> the part that was shown on fox stopped with a mother trying to get into the united states. you found a very strong antiborder wall message. >> trump didn't respond to our comments. the controversial super bowl ads all seemed to targeting the travel ban. there was an air b and b ad showing a message that the world is more beautiful than you accept. anheuser-busch ran an ad to a hostile reception. >> get back home. >> the company said this commercial was not a political statement. as protest statements one analyst says, these

he was undeterred, no doubt they'd win this case that continues to proceed in terms of the immigration executive order. craig, one thing i want to note, that was striking at least to those of us in the room, is that for the course of the japanese prime minister's opening remarks and for some of the conversation that was communicated in japanese, donald trump wasn't wearing the japanese translation headset. this is the headset and device provided to everybody in the room for the course of all prime minister abe's opening remarks. the president, president trump wasn't wearing it, although he wasodding and grinning alg. i wrote an email to one of the senior advisers asking if the president spoke japanese, i didn't get a response to that but it was notable later on in this news conference, president trump then found the headset and put it on so he could sort of be a part of the conversation. it's unclear exactly what if anything he was able to take away from the conversation that had been taking place in japanese before that. one notable element of this, which is interesting, given the fac

investors seemingly undeterred this week through headlines and fake news and cabinet changes. question is, will that confidence continue as the president's policies move closer to implementation? we're joined by richard clarendon at pimco and mike ryans, global strategist at ubs. good to see both of you. what a week we've had. it's not just been potus. it's been yellen, philly fed, cpi. what can we say this after week we've had? >> we've had strong data for several weeks. we had yellen on the hill for humphrey/hawkins stem. she leaves her options open, didn't show her hand for the march meeting, but strong data. >> one question, mike, is do you sense there is any rise in complacency, underestimation of the risks, you know, as we look out to see how exuberant this market really is? >> i'm not sure that there's a sense of exuberance, but i do think what you're likely to see is there will probably be a resetting of expectations as we focus less exclusively on the likely virtues that the policy makes and focus on potential execution risks. one of the things you have to do is while

undeterred, mr. trump promised to fight but also maybe to start over. >> we will win that battle.

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undeterred, investors undeterred by political turmoil in washington. they're not looking at that.th. the dow is at a record level. never been there before. back in a moment . stuart: there really was a dramatic and fascinating story breaking on north korea. came out earlier this morning. ashley's got it. ashley: yeah, right out of a spy novel. u.s. government sources now also saying they believe it was north korean operatives that killed the half-brother of north korean leader kim jong-un. it's believed potentially that two female operatives from north korea managed to poison him with poison needles. and that this individual died in the ambulance from the airport in malaysia to the hospital. he's been the black sheep of the family. he's had other attempts on his life before. he's been critical of his brother. they tracked him down and according to government officials, though, they do believe he was assassinated by north korean female assassins. stuart: fascinated. >> i can't wait to see the movie. i'm dying to see the movie. stuart: now this. yes, there is another vacancy openinu

for years our allies have been subject to aggression and invasions, but they are undeterred, unwilling to give up what they fought so hard for: independence, freedom, and democracy. if we are committed to ensuring that russia's hacking, invasions, and blackmail do not go unchecked, we must do everything in our power to uncover the full extent of this interference in our own political system, as our allies stand there every day losing people on the front line, looking to us for support, looking to us. we cannot turn our own back on an invasion, a cyber invasion on our own democracy. we must also stand up for independence, freedom, and democracy. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that lida rubachen be granted floor privileges for the remainder of this congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: i want to thank my colleague from oklahoma for graciously allowing me to proceed ahead of him. he is, as ever, a terrific colleague. i would like to asso

but elon musk, a real-live tony stark, is undeterred. his team back at it this morning.resupply the international space station. but this weekend's launch of a reusable rocket, one step closer to to mars. really fun. going to have a great time. >> reporter: but elon musk's dream getting to mars and colonizing the red planet, has a wrinkle. food. >> i have to figure out a way to grow three years' worth of food here. >> reporter: remember the movie "the martian," matt damon's character farms potatoes after being marooned there. >> it is not easy to grow things in space. >> reporter: fiction meets science. you are growing a potato on what would be mars. just like the movie? >> correct. not just like the movie. but correct. >> reporter: plants create vital oxygen, so astronauts can breathe on a planet, which at its close st is 35 million mile from earth's atmosphere. are we really going to mars? >> eventually, we are. i think we can get there in the 2030s. >> reporter: that would mean that if you have a newborn at home right now, by the time your child is in high school, the

you can see folks behind me at central park, undeterred. lots of folks running and jogging.atest from central park. matt, back to you. >> craig, appreciate that. thank you very much. >>> going to turn to politics. this morning at the white house, donald trump swearing in jeff sessions as the new u.s. attorney general. sessions was confirmed by the senate last night, after fierce partiseb court nominee is sounding off about criticism of judges involved in the travel ban case. nbc news has confirmed that neil gorsuch used the words disheartening and demoralizing when reacting to the president's comments. >>> in houston, what began as a dramatic police chase ended in a fiery crash. surveillance video shows a vehicle leaving the road and slamming into a gas pump at a service station on wednesday. the vehicle erupted into flames. the driver tried to run away but was captured. firefighters were able to safely put out the fire. police say the driver was wanted for questioning in an ongoing investigation. but refused to pull over. >>> coming up next on "pop start," tom hitle ston is

if you listen to bannon they are completely undeterred about chaos in their white house. >> that is becausehe middle of a lot of the chaos. >> right. >> i don't think there iany doubt that early on especially, it was steve miller and bannon that were in the middle of the chaos, doing runs around the president, around the staff and getting the president to sign an executive order. they are still having to clean up a month later. but, apparently, everything i've heard, john, there is systems are starting to get in place and some people in the white house figured out that sometimes credit is not the first thing that you want. so now they are trying to get by on more things. there is at least a process is starting to take shape whether you like the policies or not. >> look. by conventional standards it took a little longer than it has in other cases. i think still a lot of tension. even with just those two guys you saw there. the reality is they are a picture. reince priebus and steve bannon about contrasting approach to the world. their ideology is different and their sensibility is different