heather and abby. abby: thank you, garrett.busy also signing a new executive order loosening regulations on coal mining. this is the trump america voted for. >> that's the trump who won the election by making that connection against an opponent who had no clue who actually said at one point that the coal mines and the mine workers are going to essentially disappear and that, i thought, was the critical metaphor for the whole campaign. if he sticks with this and forgets about the press about a day, i think it'll be extremely helpful. heather: that new order puts a halt to regulation blocking coal mines from blocking debris in nearby streams, something that critics called a job-killing rule. one of the minors who thanked trump, president trump will join "fox & friends" at 8:30 eastern. abby: looking forward to that. president trump vow to go roll out a new immigration order as a new study finds that a southern border wall could save taxpayers billions. jackie ibaÑez is here with the latest on that, jackie, good morning. jackie: g

abby: hey, ed. >> good to see you, heather and abby.ing in the obama days harry reid pushed through the so-called nuclear option changing senate precedent so you no longer needed 60 votes for most nominations like the cabinet or lower-level judges. that meant you only needed a simple majority of 51 votes. that helped barack obama but now is helping president trump get through cabinet picks but also could help with niel gorsuch. he's making trips -- rounds on capitol hill. yesterday after the senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he plans to filibuster the gorsuch nomination, republicans said, look, this is someone who is qualified, if you're going to fill -- filibuster that and change precedent and blow up the rules yet again, watch. >> if this nominee cannot meet the same standards that republicans insisted on president obama's nominees, 60 votes in the senate, then the problem lies not with the senate, but with the nominee. >> i think chuck schumer has shown time and time again through the confirmation process that he's more int

abby: i'm abby huntsman, it's 30 minutes after the hour.t trump threatening new sanctions as early as today. heather: garrett is live for us in washington, d.c. with the latest on escalating tensions and i understand iran is saying, this is no big deal. >> yeah, iran is trying to brush this up a bit and not playing intimidated at all by the trump administration. now as far as the new sanctions that could come as today go, exactly what they will intel and how effective will be is still unclear. what its clear is that the trump administration is determined to get tough on iran after what it's described as eight years on weakness on the international stage. now in response to iran's recent missile test which violated un resolutions, the white house said that it was putting iran on notice and yesterday like previous commander in chiefs the president said he was not taking anything off the table. >> military action off the table in iran? >> nothing -- nothing is off the table. i haven't eased anything. >> iran not backing down either, though, a

abby: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first". i'm abby huntsman. heather: i'm feeling a lot better. jason chaffetz calling for investigation into the mishandling of classified information. abby: the president blasting the leaks that forces national security adviser to resign as criminal acts. heather: gary live in washington, d.c. with the latest. good morning, garrett. >> heather, abby, something the president brought throughout the day yesterday. campaign aides were in constant contact with russian officials. he dismissed the reports, the real scandal is that classified information is illegally given out by intelligence like candy. very un-american. venn a few hours later at a joint press with israel's prime minister, mr. trump was asked about former security adviseer mike flynn who stepped down after series of reports with conversations with russian embassador over sanctions, president defended flynn and blamed resignation on the media. >> i think it's really a sad thing that he was treated so bad ly. in addition to that, papers are being leaked

abby: that's right. speech follows a big first day with headliner vice president mike pence firing up the crowd. pete: our own griff jenkins live from cpac. >> reporter: i am outside the secret service doing a sweep. outside there are literally thousands of young people here waiting to get in to hear that historic speech. you know, cpac draws a lot of young people. very important. and you mention that reagan speech. now, the famous line from that is you dance with the one that brung you. well, we will see what president trump has to say about all that. but, last night, vice president mike pence firing up the crowd, talking about the team he has assembled. take a listen. >> folks, this is the a-team. president trump has assembled the strongest, conservative cabinet in my lifetime bar none. with this team we as conservatives have an opportunity that only comes around every few generations. >> reporter: folk also tell you here what happened last night was symbolic speech with vice president pence. it brough

abby: come on. >> abby is totally right. abby: thank you. thank you.john, are you getting kale. he said no. i got kale and spinach salad and hazelnuts and blew berries. it is so good. at the end of the lunch, my daughter comes home from school, mom, you got some big green stuff? so i have been walking around the whole afternoon with green junk sticking out of my teeth. it tasted food. abby: laura ingraham. she is just like you. pete: badge of honor. steve: talk about a badge of honor. if you're progressive seems like you're encouraged to go to the town halls. mainstream media says look, these are not organized, we know organizing for action barack obama's political action group are working with a group indivisible. they have a manuel. if you go make sure you take pictures. unless there are pictures it didn't really happen. be noisy and make a lot of racket. >> this is obviously happens. i'm sure people go because they heard about it. this is becoming a social club for the embittered left, these town hall events. some people go and really angry. they're

abby: yeah.been tweeting about this saying miami mayor dropped sanctuary policy, right decision. strong. is this potentially the beginning of a revolt we're going to see? >> well, a community, like you said, miami-dade county is the only county in the country where the majority of the people, more than 50% of the people that live here, are foreign born. so you imagine how people feel. it's gut-wrenching, but the reality is that it's a very -- i think we should be very clear of what happened here on friday. what the mayor is saying is that he's going to -- anybody that is an illegal and lands in jail is subject to deportation. if you don't go to jail, nothing happens with you. he's not going to deputize the local police into immigration agents. that's not going to happen. but nonetheless, if you fall, if you go to jail, even if you're not convicted and for any type of crime you're subject to deportation, and that's a game-changer. clayton: very much so. pete: we also want to get your thought, dona

abby: abby, the fact is there was a memo.t the immigrant community that he will not be deploying the national guard. the story, though, is not -- >> there's a headline. >> it's just, unfortunately, the headline may steer people in the wrong direction. >> geraldo is in senator john mccain's backyard there in arizona. senator over in munich saying it looks like this white house is in disarray. here's what senator mccain had to say about it. take a listen. >> it would be alarmed by the growing inability and even the unwillingness to separate truth from lies. they would be alarmed that more and more of our fellow citizens seem to be flirting with authoritarianism and romanti romanticizing it. >> he also described what th what the president's white house as in disarray. what do you say? >> i think that, first of all, i am a older american. i believe in the older traditions that say once you leave the united states, you never talk badly about the united states. you know, that's something that you do internally amongst us. so i don'

abby: i'm abby huntsman.le over president trump's immigration battle could come down any moment. heather: the decision in the hands of three federal judges, griff is life with what is next, good morning, griff. >> any minute now the ninth circuit court of appeals deciding whether the travel ban should remain in effect. a hearing that got heated last night at three-judge panel hammered away at the administration over motivation for the ban. >> has the government pointed any evidence connecting these countries with terrorism? >> in 2015 and 2016 both congress and the administration made determinations that these seven countries posed the greatest risk of terrorism. and in doing so, restricted visa waiver to people who had even traveled to those countries over the last five or six years. the executive order relies on that determination. >> the judges also pressing the attorneys from washington state and minnesota to proof harm. >> executive order itself that caused harm to our states, minnesota and residents. >>

heather and abby.eather: speaks of those means, what tactics could democrats use to take them down? >> absolutely. judge gorsuch will need 60 votes to be confirmed. he will need the support of at least eight democrats. senator minority chuck schumer says le do his best to prevent that from happening. >> so what you do is you pretend in your 30-second ads, you say there's a man who is -- wants to see people denied contraception and religious extremist be able to impose their views on their employee who is are in no position to resist because they need a job. abby: long road ahead. heather: if you breathe, eat food, if you care about your health care, he'll not your guy. abby: thank you, garrett. >> have a good one. abby: many are saying that he could lead to conservative area. what does it means? jackie ibaÑez with what you need to know about the scotus nominee. >> denver native considered to be the most conservative pick to the vacancy, colleagues calling him as original as they come. >> he will look a

abby: and i'm abby huntsman.ing up and feeling good this morning, we are back with the story we are following closely today. the brand-new immigration order, could come down as early as today. fox news hearing for the first time from his team what is in and what is out. heather: all of this comes on the heels of the dhs taking a tough new stance targeting criminal illegals. griff jenkins. good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather and abby, issuing new dhs guidelines in that revised executive order you mentioned it's imminent perhaps coming all but today speaking exclusively on the first hundred days programs and white house adviser steven miller weighed in on it. >> the reality is that the seven countries, look at yemen, look at syria, look at the conditions in these countries, this is an assessment based on the threat they pose today and going into the future. we've had dozen and dozen terrorism cases, case after case after case. >> now, those new dhs guidelines include prioritizing the removal of criminal a

abby: u.s.gendary boxer muhammed ali wasn't signaled out for being muslim when he was hailed in an airport earlier this month. muhammed ali jr.'s said he was pulled aside for questioning arabic sounding name and asked are you muslim. we have no interest in questioning anyone for two hours about their religion. and many of the same democrats who boycotted the president's inauguration will not . abby: take this shot after the ball went into the water. the announcer was impressed with his dedication. [laughter] >> dude. that's what i would do if i had that body. >> right. abby: i love that. clayton: six pack like him could do that. pete: take your shirt off gratuitous. abby: celebration ended shortly after that he missed the weekend cut. but he made headlines. we are still talking about him. clayton: that's how you get ratings up for golf. abby: if you look that good. clayton: just a few hours from now nascar's 2017 season kicks off with one of the biggest races in the world it's the daytona 500. l

abby: wow.esters heckling the louisiana state chaplain and did not let -- bill cassidy spoke as well. this is really getting out of hand. he will take obscene gestures for 200. alex a stand for students. putting up middle finger for jeopardy college championship. no one seemed to notice what he was doing. >> there is a theory that explains really well if you fold a slice of pizza the tip stays in the air so you can eat it easily. >> when he was called out on twitter unremorseful student explaining right, i did. >> i can't believe he got away from that. pete: it appears he didn't get away from it we are covering it. abby: live. clayton: he was off camera. that's how rick gets away with it. rick: guarantee you he has friends back at school who are really really happy about it how did you like the weather this week. clayton: amazing is it going to continue or are you going to be a wet blanket? pete: not that bad. the trees are confused across the eastern two thirds of the country. take a look at th

abby: a u.s.is criticizing massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and other lawmakers for their support of illegal immigrants demanding that they instead put veterans first. in an open letter to all americans, veterans assisting veterans write this: senator warren and others like her should know the difference between legal and illegal activity and should choose to act out negatively in self vish theater. do they have a point? let's bring in two of the veterans behind that letter. john mcdonald is a spokesperson for veterans avistaing veterans and the president of that group. dennis mitchell. good morning to both of you. good morning to both of you. >> thanks for having us on once again. abby: we had you on yesterday morning. there was such an overwhelming amount of support. people were loving what you were saying yesterday, john. what did you hear back. >> i have got to tell you what, i heard from veterans that i served with in operation desert storm over 25 years ago, and veterans across this co

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abby: welcome back.fugees flowing into the u.s. after a federal appeals court overruled the immigration order. since february 3rd, 70% of the refugees to enter the u.s. for under seven suspected countries alone. is the inclusive left but in our nation's security at risk? joining to react, brad blakeman is a former deputy of george w. bush. thanks for being here. you take a look at these numbers. refugees admitted to the u.s. from february 3rd to 5. i think, syria, 402 aircraft. amalia, 155. the list goes on and on. unprecedented levels in just a matter of the week. should the american people be concerned that we are press? >> very concerned because we've had the court subvert their judgment on the president. the president has unique and special knowledge because he's the president and he knows what he needs to do to keep us safe. he tried to do that in the first executive order. the court comes along and says we haven't produced evidence to their satisfaction. the fact is the president knows that we are

i'm >> abby: i'm abby huntsman n for jenna lee today. >> jon: the search for a replacement for michael flynn is still underway after president trump's first choice, harward turned it down the job. a month into his term, mr. trump unleashing on the news media, leakers, and his predecessor. >> president trump: i inherited a mess. it's a mess. at home and abroad. it's a mess. the leaks are absolutely real, the news is fake because it's so much of the news is fake. it's zero chaos. this is a fine-tuned machine. half of his job is putting out lies by the press. >> jon: this is a brand-new pole, he finds the president's job approval rating at 39%. our fox news poll taken last weekend proves 47% disapproves. glenn hall is news editor for "the wall street journal." it would you guess that american public opinion has turned south on the president that quickly? >> i think different polls and at different times. what we've seen consistently is a sense of a divided nation, and we saw that through the election and i don't think it is changed that quickly. >> jon: what about the press conference yes

abby? >> abby: never a dull moment.e'll keep a close eye on this one, thank you. >> jon: for more on this, let's bring in john mccormack senior writer for "the weekly standard." the pruitt nomination has been controversial among democrats, but is there any chance they can block him? >> it doesn't seem like it. the vote is happening right now, but the only republican who announced opposition was susan collins of maine, two democrats already said they were going to vote for pruitt, so it seems like a done deal and we will know soon enough. >> jon: what does it mean for president trump's agenda to put in someone like scott pruitt at epa? >> it means he's going to take a very different position from president obama, the opposite position on the issues. a lot of concerns where conservatives accuse the epa of overstepping constitutional authority, and preventing regulations and rules they don't have power to. you will see trump's epa administrator reversed a lot of those, and we see employees of the epa openly protesting thei

>> abby: i am a huge tom brady fan.a, i think you have people that see this is a easy headline for themselves to be talked about and seen in a different light. for some of these players who aren't always the headline, art tom brady, everybody's going to be writing about this. >> sandra: the election is over, this is our president. >> abby: it's about being the greatest athlete this year. i find it really unpatriotic that you don't want to visit the white house, no matter who is in office, no matter who is president. congress members didn't go to the inauguration. what we've seen in this past cycle, things we never actually witnessed before. to your point, megan, it's a sad point to witness. >> harris: i will say this about the congress. good luck with your constituencies going forth. they sit out on the lease hearings because they do represent people that didn't vote for hillary clinton. i don't expect marcellus bennett to be political. i expect them to go on the gridiron and play football. >> sandra: he said, this is w

abby: toss it back to you. and whoever took the picture, did not do a very good job of taking her picture. ainsley: they just took a picture of you. she said i want a picture of steve and they took her literally. brian: don't forget a town hall tonight in jacksonville. martha maccallum is going to be hosting it. iin the middle of 100 days like day 30, i think. martha has to work at least 70 more. steve: that's tonight on fox. abby, good job down at the beach diner. 21 minutes now before the top of the hour. ainsley: heather has headlines. heather: i like that when he said when a horse dies dismount. news this morning involving a negligent surgeon who killed two patients and injured dozens of others. he will spend the rest of his life in jail. former dallas doctor was guilty of maiming patients. his victims relieved he won't be able to hurt anybody else. >> i felt like bonfire burning on me from the waist down. >> i would view him jack the ripper with a charles manson. >> lawsuits allege he improperly placed scr

abby: be forgiving. have a good day, everybody. we have to wonder whether or not people entrusted with classified information are leaking that information out. that i do believe is a big story. >> someone made the decision to deliberately listen to general flynn's phone calls. i j just never seen anything like it. >> just this morning flynn tweeted scapegoat. >> in a community they get a goat and they heap all of the ills onto the goat and then they run the goat out of town. >> one problem is general flynn never tweeted he was a scapegoat. >> russia ramping up aggression at this hour. first send ago spy ship just miles off the east coast and

abby joseph cohen has spent a axis. have fiscal indecision, undecided tax reform, let alone judicial folly, if you will, do out of donaldgood trump fiscal policy? abby: we could very well see a delay. it could take a while to see tax reform passed. we do not have a congressional view on infrastructure right now. we may be in a situation where the strong fundamentals that led into the trump presidency, left over from the obama administration, will carry us that while, but the fact people are betting now on tax cuts and other changes, that may prove the mature. tom: and then there is the cacophony of europe to keep us occupied as well, and abby joseph cohen's retirement. francine: do you look at things cyclically, going back 15, 20, 30, 40 years ago? away from the economy, how should economists look at the politics of things in the connections between citizens and their politicians? abby: that is such a profound question, because normally analysts like me with cfa training like to look at the facts and the figures. what w

abby: i have got to say there was a lot of celebration going on last night.always warned me growing up abby, nothing good happens after midnight. we drive into the city at crazy hours and celebrating, right? it's 4:00 in the morning. and for some reason this morning early at 4:00 a.m. there was just a lot of activity. a lot of celebrating. clayton: it's been so warm on the east coast.

here's abby. abby: good to be here.en, they took in large numbers, they're having problems like they never thought possible. >> well, he might have been right about that just days later, violent riots erupting in a immigrant neighborhood in sweden. you can see people torching cars. it all started when police tried to arrest a drug suspect, and it took hours to get the riots under control. also this. an illegal immigrant gang member recaptured by the feds thanks to new york city sanctuary city law. ignoring an order to hold him after serving time for disorderly contact and has a long record with the feds. arresting him the very same day he was released. now said to be deported after a judge initially reported it back in 2014. and is 90 the new 80? a new study out of the united kingdom says life expectancecy is on the rise, it could rise to the low 90s especially in south korea. the better the health care, the better odds. men are expected to live as long as the women. steve: you have to move to south korea? >> apparently

abby: they deserve it. heather: glass wins that one. abby: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> the decision could come at any moment in the high stakes legal battle over president trump's immigration order. >> i actually can't believe that we're having to fight to protect the security of our nation. i can't even believe it. >> betsy devos has just been sworn in as the new education secretary. >> but it took a never before tie breaking vote. >> the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. >> extreme weather alert. tornadoes slamming southern louisiana today ripping houses from their foundations. [screams] a tornado. >> next thing you know i'm in the bass tub and the house collapse. >> elizabeth warren banned after igniting firestorm blistering attack on jeff sessions. >> is he a disgrace. >> the senator is reminded that it is a violation of rule 19. >> i appeal the ruling. >> the objection is heard. the senator will take her seat. >> there is a new sheriff in town. i hear there is so much data. they always use data. a new sheri

doug, i want to get you and abby in on this real quick. this quinnipiac university poll which shows donald trump with an approval rating down to 38%. the big issue is, he's at a net negative of 17 points. what's your takeaway? >> his effectiveness is based on his popularity in republican districts. as long as republicans in congressional districts approve of him, congress is going to work with president trump, you won't hear a lot of attacks coming from republicans. republicans approve of donald trump over 80%, that's a better number than george w. bush had at this point in his administration. >> that's a good point, abby, clearly donald trump, one could very easily argue that he is not necessarily trying to apiece everyone appease everyone and is coming to the conclusion that he can't appease everybody. >> at the time it was a message that was considered incredibly polarizing. the other thing to consider with these poll numbers is you have to put them in context. as a candidate, donald trump was historically unpopular. he went through vir

abby, let's flip it 180 degrees.ares where he does the business of the state if this was secure enough to the secret service people around him and abe's handlers it's good enough for us. >> just to be clear, the secret service is concerned about the physical safety about the president and their guests. this is the prerogative of the aides and the advisers around the president. none of whom said to him, hey, mr. president, i think we should move into another room and do this in private. which tells you where they are about delivering that straight news to their boss. you know, the general public may or may not care. i think a lot of people look at these images and they're surprised they think that national security decisions should be dealt with in private. i think that's actually a monsense feeling about this. of course donald trump's supporters are going to say, what's the big deal? people are looking at these pictures and thinking, wow, i can't believe that's happening? they wouldn't have private conversations in a

abby: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first". i'm abby huntsman.i'm feeling a lot better. jason chaffetz calling for investigation into the mishandling of classified information. abby: the president blasting the leaks that forces national security adviser to resign as criminal acts. heather: gary live in washington, d.c. with the latest. good morning, garrett. >> heather, abby, something the president brought throughout the day yesterday. campaign aides were in constant contact with russian officials. he dismissed the reports, the real scandal is that classified information is

. ♪ ♪ abby: it is thursday february 2nd. liberals unhinged.ts flip out over conservative speaker at berkeley college setting american flags on fire and destroying their own campus. heather: two nuclear. president trump refusing to let disgruntle democrats selection. >> there will be 60 votes. >> we end up with the gridlock, i would say if you can go nuclear. heather: u judge gorsuch will head today. >> it's showtime, tim. abby: oh, yes, ground hog day. today we will see his shadow. heather: good morning. we are right here on "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. as you said, it is ground hog day and we will get to that in just a moment. abby: february 2nd. we will see if he starts his shadow or not. we do begin fox news alert, chaos on the campus of uc berkeley. heather: conservative free speech causing all out of control liberal riot. abby: setting fire with cocktails, fireworks and reports of flag burning, all this to stop breitbart editor from giving a speech on conservative vi

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heather: abby huntsman. abby: it's already crowded this morning full of small business owners.hank you. abby: tell me what you have in your plate here. as you said, heather, it is martha macallum tonight, the biggest issue seems to be immigration and that's going to be talked about all week long as we wait for immigration ban, if you're in the area come down, we want to talk to you. you want some coffee, sir? heather: i love the grits. clayton: fried cat fich and grits at 5:00 o'clock in themesf morning. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. ♪ ♪ ♪ heather: david cassidy this morning, a devastating announcement to tell you about this 1970's teen idol, cassidy confirming that he's battling dementia. [inaudible] heather: fans left concerned after this, tmz video showing the partridge family star fell. cassidy tells people magazine that he will stop tour to go focus on his health. a memory lost disease runs in his family. clayton: sad. massive fire ripping through ryan seacrest's mansion. tmz reports it was electrical fire. he's lived in the home since 2012 when h

reporter: indiana investigators believe it could help them track down whoever murdered 13-year-old abby and 14-year-old libby german. >> down the hill. down the hill. >> reporter: that distinctive voice police say is the killer ordering the girls to move down a hill. the girls' bodies were discovered valentine's day at the foot of a hill near the nature trail in delphi. authorities have been hunting for this man, who they call the main suspect in the case. investigators revealing the new audio and that image came from libby's phone. it's unclear if the voice belonged to that suspect or another man in her last moments libby managed to hit record. investigators hoping libby's valiant effort to record her alleged killer will lead to a tip and an arrest. alex perez, abc news, delphi, indiana. >> a man fighting cancer had a very different fight outside of a bank in that man battling stage 4 lung cancer fought off armed robbers here at a market near name. police say one of the suspects armed with a knife demanded cash. the man, though, fought back. the suspects though did get away with his su

abby: all right. have a good saturday. we'll see you tomorrow, guys. >> before his big rally in florida tonight, president trump stopping at a boeing plant in south carolina yesterday. that's where they're making the new dreamliner plane. trump: we want products made by our workers in our factories stamped with those four magnificent words. made in the usa. >> the president promising more manufacturing jobs for the usa and some here are saying that's a big reason why stocks are up. and why consumer confidence and retail sales are up. are they right? hi, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell. this is bulls and bears. joining us this week welcome, everybody. gary b, we know this. the dow is up more than 4% since the inauguration. the best 30 days for any president since fdr in '45. right, gary b? >> exactly, dagen. look, this is a president who has tapped into what the majority of america wants and why they voted for him. look, we have to remember. we're in this little media bubble. even here in fox news. the vast majority of americ

i'm abby huntsman.ng down in his war against the press. >> i want you all to know we are fighting the fake news. it's phoney, fake. they are the enemy of the people. abby: more on that and what the american people really think about all of this. pete: plus, are you ready to meet the new face of the democratic party? >> so keep fighting and keep the faith. and i'll be right there with you every step of the way. pete: maybe a new hairstyle but maybe not a new face.

here's abc's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: she's the first-ever bachelorette.ng lasting love 14 years ago when she gave firefighter ryan sutter her final rose. >> will you marry me? >> reporter: now two adorable kids later -- >> yay! >> reporter: trista and ryan are still in love and defying the odds. >> simon cowell sat on the couch with me and he's like, i give it two weeks. oh, yeah. >> this is gorgeous. >> thank you, we love it. >> reporter: choosing to move away from the spotlight, the sutters live in a small town near vail, colorado. >> it's an awesome place to raise kids. >> reporter: ryan is still a firefighter and recently started a blog. >> you're going to be turning 10? >> reporter: tris ta an author and busy mom. >> what is the secret to a happy marriage? >> forgiveness is a big one because no one is perfect. >> reporter: as for bachelor nick's dramatic season, the couple has advice are starting with corinne. >> eventually it has to get like serious if you want it to get serious. she's got to go she's just a distraction. >> what was your take on nic

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abby: it comes just hours after the dhs unveils a tough new stance on targeting criminal illegals.ins latest with the latest on immigration crack-down. griff, good morning. >> you're right, a hard stance with new dhs compliance to address the problem. it includes prioritizing the removal of criminal aliens, hiring 10,000 new ice agents and 5,000 border patrol agents expanding the 287g program which allows local police to act as

about an hour later liberty snapchats this photo of abby walking across a bridge. then, silence. neither appearing at 3:00 p.m. when they were to be picked up. their bodies found the following day, less than a mile from the trail. their families devastated by the shocking discovery. >> our minds at this stage are stirred in the deepest sorrow one can imagine. >> reporter: then wednesday, investigators releasing those photos, saying the suspect appears to be a white male, wearing blue jeans, a blue coat, and a hoodie, seen walking on the trail around the time the girls went missing. tonight, saying he is suspected of having participated in the murders. >> he's going to have some history with this trail, and with the surrounding area. it's not something that someone probably traveled from a distance away. >> reporter: tom, investigators remaining tight-lipped tonight, still not saying how the girls were killed or what evidence they have. their funerals were held today. tom? >> thank you. >>> and overseas, and the dramatic moments captured, what appears to be the assassination by po

: tonight new chilling evidence indiana investigators believe could help them solve the murders of abby williams and libby german. >> down the hill. >> reporter: that voice, police say, is the killer, demanding the girls move down a hill. authorities playing the short clip on a loop. listen again. >> down the hill. down the hill. down the hill. down the hill. >> we think that there's enough there that somebody would recognize that voice and we want that person to call us. >> reporter: the girls vanishing during a hike last week. their bodies discovered the next day, near this nature trail in delp delphi. investigators today revealing that voice along with the image of their suspect were captured on libby's phone. it's unclear if the voice came from that suspect or another man. the 14-year-old pressing record before she was killed. >> she's a hero because she had the presence of mind. she didn't feel comfortable about something, and she on her video camera. >> reporter: earlier, libby snapchatting this picture of her friend abby on a railroad bridge near the trail. authorities now hoping

libby snapchating this picture of abby on those tracks. police even getting this image of the suspect from her phone. sensing danger, authorities say she hit repocord. the 14-year-old's efforts to record her killer, just another sign of her courage. >> she would do anything to protect herself or friends. >> reporter: there is now a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> thank you. >>> and a grim new milestone for chicago. the deadliest day of shooting this is year. seven people were killed by gunfire yesterday alone. including a pregnant woman. at least 92 fatally shot in 2017 so far. >>> overseas tonight, major progress to report in iraq. iraqi forces with u.s. backing taking kro of the runways at the airport in mosul. pushing back isis forces after a fierce fire fight. quentin summerville was right there. >> this is the main road into the airport. there's a huge gun battle going on the at the moment. >> there's some islamic state fighters still there. but also, this column of armored vehicles stopped. when a huge roadsid

. >> reporter: new investigators believe could help them solve the murders of abby williams and libby german. >> down the hill. down the hill. >> reporter: that voice, police say, is the killer, demanding the girls move down a hill. authority of thes a authority of thes a authority of thes are are playing the short clip on a >> down the hill. down the hill. ere that somebody would nough recognize that voice and we want that person to call us. >> reporter: the girls vanishing during a hike last week. their bodies discovered the next day, near this nature trail in delphi. investigators revealing that voice along with the image of their suspect were captured on libby's phone. it's unclear if the voice came from that suspect or another man. the 14-year-old pressing record before she was killed. >> she's a hero because she had the presence of mind. she didn't feel comfortable about something, and she turned on her video camera. >> reporter: earlier, libby snapchatting this picture of her friend, abby, on a railroad bridge near the trail. authorities now hoping libby's valiant effort to rec

u-s soccer legend abby wambach is getting ready to tie the knot. wambach and christian blogger, glennon doyle melton, announced their engagement on social media.. wambach was previously married to sarah huffman for three years - the two split in april 2016. it will be the second marriage for melton as well. the two began dating last november. no word yet on a wedding date. there is much more ahead at the top of the hour on good morning washington. sam sweeney what are you working on? ♪ ♪ into a mall in australia. and among the dead - at least four americans. we're following the latest developments from melbourne. plus - here at home, a deadly crash blocking lanes in northern virginia. team coverage from mobile trak seven and traffic watch 7's julie wright. and bao bao getting ready to board. the panda express, preparing for takeoff in just a few hours.