as brian clark explains, former trump stategist, steve bannon, is now speaking out about that book. there is much more coming up on good morning washington.

brian clark, abc news, new york. >> in developing news now, the search is on for a gunman after two people in fremont were shot when they tried to stop a car burglary. >> officers and k-9 teams searched near summit drive and mellow way for people wanted in the shooting. two victims were shot after confronting two men and two women who broke into a vehicle around 2:45 this morning. >> shocking. because this is a quiet neighborhood. never seen this happen here. fs it is a nice peaceful neighborhood. been living here a long time. >> both shooting victims are expected to survive. >> a driver shot on the street in fairfield was targeted. >> this shooting happened near waterman boulevard and hill born road yesterday afternoon. the driver of a honda acord was hit multiple times, lost control of his car and crashed into an

. >> abc 7 news reporter brian clark picks up the story from there. >> president donald trump on the offensive sunday discrediting a new book, "fire & fury," that paints an unflattering picture of his presidency. tweeting, i've today put up with the fake news from the first day i announced i would be running for president. now i have to put up with the fake book written by a totally discredited author. ronald reagan had the same problem and handled it well. s so i will. wolff defending it on "meet the press."% >> what is going on here? this is, i think, not annage exaggeration and not unreasonable and not unreasonable to say this is 25th amendment kind of stuff. >> 25th amendment allows vice president and cabinet to remove the president from office if unfit to serve. today adviser steven miller describing the president's mental fitness on krp's state of the union. >> 24 hours a day of -- >> you're being -- >> you're not giving three minutes for the american people to get the real experience of donald trump. >> there is one viewer you care about and you are trying to please him -- >>

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brian clark, abc news, new york. >> president trump trying to change the subject when it comes to his vulgar comments about haitians and other african country. the presidents blaming democrats for failing to cut a deal on immigration. the president continues to face criticism for his profane comments. lawmakers in his own party have been forced to try to defend him or distance themselves from him. in a town haul meeting in iowa, chuck grassly said his job is to be a check on the president. >>> following the controversial remarks, george stephanopoulos goes one on one with john louis today. plus a trump ally and critic in congress squaring off at 10:30. >> 6:11. a hollywood star is making a big donation, we'll tell you how much and why. >>> also much more on the eagles and that huge win last night. which, by the way, left one big bird in a dog mound. >> you can thank old man winter. ice sets off evacuation up in boston. >> you can thank chris. >> i was going to. >> take a look at some of the temperatures across the region this morning. we're down into the teens, wind chills in the sing

brian clark, abc news. >> one more note about that steven miller interview with jake tapper.wouldn't leave. steven miller stayed there. they tried to kindly ask him to leave the set. he did not. finally, the folks at cnn had to have security escort him out of the building there on the set. he refused to leave. it was a very interesting scene apparently, after things got a little heated there on set. >> behind the scenes. >>> in the meantime, we're going to move on. because senator bernie sanders is attacking president trump's plan to extend a border wall with mexico. the president's proposal calls for spending $18 billion over the next decade on the wall. sanders says the administration's idea doesn't make any sense. >> the american people in fact do not want to spend billions of dollars on a wall which trump told us would be paid for by the mexican government, which of course is not going to be paid for by the mexicans. >> sanders did indicate he's open to a compromise on border security and the protection of d.r.e.a.m.ers, the young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally

brian clark, abc news, new york. >>> americans celebrate the achievements of dr. martin luther king jr. abcnews reporter lilian kim asked the question, where do we go from here. she joins us live now. >> reporter: dozens turned out for the secelebration at grace cathedral. it's more important than ever to remember the words of dr. martin luther king jr. he died 50 years ago. and here at grace cathedral many reflected on the current state of the country and a president who just a few days ago reportedly made disparaging remarks about haiti and african countries. despite the tone of the last year, now is not the time to be discouraged but to remember dr. king's words and act on them. >> i miss dr. king more than ever, because dr. king put forth a vision for us. and he also organized well enough to give a strategy as how to obtain that vision. i pray that somehow we today will begin to live into the idea. there is always that kernel of hope that wakes us up in the morning to make a better society, and i think, as that kernel of hope that king had, irrespective of how

brian clark, abc news, new york. >>> americans celebrate the achievements of dr. martin luther king jr. abcnews reporter lilian kim asked the question, where do we go from here. she joins us live now. >> reporter: dozens turned out for the secelebration at grace cathedral. it's more important than ever to remember the words of dr. martin luther king jr. he died 50 years ago. and here at grace cathedral many reflected on the current state of the country and a president who just a few days ago reportedly made disparaging remarks about haiti and african countries. despite the tone of the last year, now is not the time to be discouraged but to remember dr. king's words and act on them. >> i miss dr. king more than ever, because dr. king put forth a vision for us. and he also organized well enough to give a strategy as how to obtain that vision. i pray that somehow we today will begin to live into the idea. there is always that kernel of hope that wakes us up in the morning to make a better society, and i think, as that kernel of hope that king had, irrespective of how

brian clark abc news, new york. >>> tonight, maybe somebody you know could be $570 million richer. the powerball drawing is less than three hours away. someone claimed the megamillions jackpot, and somebody won $1.8 million. lonnie rivera is live at the 7eleven where somebody watched five numbers, lonnie. >> reporter: yes, and whoever that person is, they have not come forward to this store, but the manager tells me he loves all the media attention because since everyone announced it, this store is getting lots of bsiness as you can imagine. people are coming in to buy the megamillions and the powerball. the powerball drawing is tonight. well, here's a look at the store inside. what's interesting is most of the customers we talk to are buying tickets for both lotteries. they want to have all their bases covered just in case, despite the odds. in fact, one lady came back to the same store to buy more today, and she already spent $30. she used $2 from yesterday's tickets to come back in and purchase more today. >> it's a big, big plan. i'll retire working if i hit that, and i can hel

brian clark abc news, new york. >>> tonight, maybe somebody you know could be $570 million richer. the powerball drawing is less than three hours away. someone claimed the megamillions jackpot, and somebody won $1.8 million. lonnie rivera is live at the 7eleven where somebody watched five numbers, lonnie. >> reporter: yes, and whoever that person is, they have not come forward to this store, but the manager tells me he loves all the media attention because since everyone announced it, this store is getting lots of bsiness as you can imagine. people are coming in to buy the megamillions and the powerball. the powerball drawing is tonight. well, here's a look at the store inside. what's interesting is most of the customers we talk to are buying tickets for both lotteries. they want to have all their bases covered just in case, despite the odds. in fact, one lady came back to the same store to buy more today, and she already spent $30. she used $2 from yesterday's tickets to come back in and purchase more today. >> it's a big, big plan. i'll retire working if i hit that, and i can hel

brian clark, abc news, new york. >>> get out your tickets the power ball numbers in for that $570 million jackpot. the numbers are on your screen. check them out, 12, 29, 30, 33, 61, and 26. that's the power ball 26. and good luck, you're going to need it the. odds of winning are 292 million to one. >> lots of luck. >> now just last night someone claimed the mega millions ticket. it's not clear who won. the chance they won tonight's power ball is 88 quadrillion to 1. now here in the bay area someone who bought a lottery ticket matched five out of six numbers. the prize, worth $1,800,000. >>> a deep freeze is causing misery across the east coast. >> and it will continue tomorrow. abc news reporter elizabeth herr has more on the record chill. >> it's so-called in central florida even the manatees are huddling in a canal. >> they like to come in and get a little bit of warmth. >> reporter: temperatures in parts of the shine state reaching the mid 20s. the told also wreaking havoc at airports up and down the east coast. in charleston, south carolina, one of two run ways opened after a rare sn

more now from abc's brian clark. >> reporter: president trump on the offensive sunday, discrediting ad fury" that paints an unflattering picture of his presidency, saying i've had to put up with the fake news since the first day i announced i would be running for president. now i have to put up with a fake book. written by a totally discredited author. ronald reagan had the same problem and handled it well. so will i. the book's author, michael wolff defending his book on "meet the press." >> this is, what happened here, what's going on here? this is, you know, i think not an exaggeration and not unreasonable, it's not unreasonable to say this is 25th amendment kind of stuff. >> reporter: the 25th amendment allows the vice president and cabinet to remove the president from office if unfit to serve. the white house adviser steven miller defending the president's mental fitness on cnn's "state of the union." >> you've got 24 hours a day of anti-trump material, you are not going to give three minutes for the real american people to -- >> i get it. there's one viewer you're caring about a

abc's brian clark with the details. >> reporter: with top congressional leaders and cabinet members bys side, president trump fighting back at camp david after a publication of a book that raised questions. >> i think it's a disgrace that somebody is able to have something, do something like that. they did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do an article. but i don't know this man. >> reporter: that book's author, michael wolf, defending his work on nbc's today show. >> my credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever worked on earth at this point. fedense of his mental health began in a stream o tweets calling himself a stable genius who got elected to the oval office on his first try. at the presidential retreat the commander in chief laying his agenda for the coming year. it includes the wall, immigration, the 2018 mid-terms and north saying he's open to a peaceful solution and will be willing to talk directly to kim jong un. >> he knows i'm not messing around. not even a little bit. not even 1%. he understands t

brian clark has thedetails. >> reporter: with top congressional leaders and cabinet members by his sideing camp d after th publication of a bo raised questions over his mental stablth. >> i think it's -- stabltd. >> i think it's disgrace. i did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do with an article but i don't know this man. book's defending his work on nbc's today show. >> my credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point. >> reporter: the president's defense of mental health began in a stream of tweets. the commander in chief laying out his agenda forle coming year. the wall immigration the 2018 mid terms and north korea. president trump saying he's open to a peaceful solution and will be willing to talk directly to kim jong un. >> he knows i'm not messing around. not even a little bit. not even 1%. he understands that. >> reporter: there were also questions for the president on new allegations of potential white house interference in the russia probe. >> there's been no collusion. there