clayton: come on, really? political and really serious when it should have been -- clayton: michael keaton made the same mistake. >> let's talk about the movies and the dresses, that certainly didn't happen last night. lisa: time is 5:38 on the east coast, why does a good relationship with russia have to be a bad thing? a fair and balance debate is coming your way next. clayton: taking the high road, the university that gave athlete it is right to light up. lisa: is now banned from the social media site. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper clayton: welcome back, president-elect trump sparking outrage on the left calling for reset on russia. why are they so angry? here to weigh in american university of public affairs caprie, donald trump on twitter on saturday responding to these new reports the other da

clayton: good morningened and i'm clayton morris. heather: bold move sending a clear message to washington, get on board or you're out. jenkins with the dramatic rude awaking. >> this administration is very busy, incredible news overnight as you alluded to. the message is very clear, the boss is always right. president trump firing acting attorney general sally yates. just past 9:00 p.m. last night, quote, potus has named dana as acting attorney general, sally yates has been relieved. senate minority leader chuck schumer took to the floor to denounce the move. >> if this continues, this country has big trouble. we cannot have a twitter presidency, a presidency that thinks oh, this sounds good, let's go -- maybe some of ore courage, her inside, her wisdom would rub off on the people in the white house. >> schumer blasted the firing as a monday night massacre, reference to the famous nixon watergate scandal but the white house defended the decision calling the refusal a betrayal of office. steven miller appearing on tucker carlson last

clayton?roductions firing back at mariah carey for claiming that they sabotaged her disasterous new year's eve performance. watch this. >> just the last with the lips. this is -- ♪ and, i want a who did i too. can i have one? clayton: she wore a swimsuit. think claimed they warned dick clark productions several times about technical issues and her concerns were ignored because they were hoping a disaster would boost ratings. the production company calls the accusations absurd. who do you think is to blame here? majority on social media blaming the singer. jamie said she couldn't perform and instead of blaming her fault or flaws, she blames herself. nice to seal people taking responsibility for themselves and their own actions. i agree. mara admit a bad night or voice up to par and forgot words to my own song. she handled the situation just fine. give her a break. thank you for the comments. keep your comments coming. pete hegseth on "fox & friends." we can't get enough of that performance. >>

clayton: smart move.hter] clayton: speaking of twitter, carly, senator schumer, this is a wish you could take back, what did he tweet yesterday that he wished to take back? >> someone on his staff just learned a very valuable lesson, always proofread your tweets. senator schumer sent out a tweet promoting new snapchat account. the senator screwed up. don't make america again. the tweet deleted an replaced with this one that included the intended #don't make america sick again. the tweet was up for a few minutes and someone on social media spotted it. we saw your first tweet, we know that you don't want to make america great again, it's why you lost. lisa: what's this about? >> bigger than you may have expected, capitol hill is about to become home to some new faces and a few of them have four legs, vice president elect mike pence, great flight in washington, d.c., charlotte, pickle first taste of washington, d.c. air. marilyn. [laughter] clayton: cats and rabbits can live together. >> they are part of the

clayton: patriots.her: i'm going to the with the falcons. >> hey, guys, it's luke bryan, i'm excited to nouns that i will be singing the national anthem. clayton: first man to perform the anthem in ten years. heather: bryan tells people magazine that he never served in the military so it's his way of honoring the country. he's a georgia native and a huge falcons fan. clayton: police officers punish ed for wearing make america great hats but okay to participate in the women's march. >> the fines and penalties and the 30-hour -- >> he wants to get rid of obamacare penalty at least immediately. >> heather: immediate changes to obamacare as replacement bill is rolled out today. clayton: the beer recalled in 36 states. and always working to be better. . . . clayton: fox business alert. out with the old and in with the new. heather: replacement bill is rolled out today. clayton: cheryl casone with the fox sister network fox business to what to expect. cheryl: susan colins of maine plan to introduce the patien

clayton: hasta la vista appen. clayton: first up the good.ises are just for humans. the dog freaks out when his owner gets home for the holidays. >> get it, chubby. get it. heather: the pup cannot contain excitement after pulling off the blanket and finding his best friend the soldier had been away for nearly a year. clayton: using a stolen forklift. cameras capturing the crooks in a texas atm at a bank there and loading in the truck and driving off. heather: seems like someone would spot that. this happened, man runs on stage and steals the trophy. a youtube prankster. clayton: or kanye west. fox & friends starts right now. heather: good-bye. >> while he is back, julian assange wants to correct the record on the emails read around the world. >> our source is not the russian government and it is not state party. >> wait until you hear what they say about president obama and the president elect. >> steve: nancy pelosi to give another shot. millions of americans will be worst off, pete. peter: a toddler nearly crushed by

clayton: you want another big mac? heather: no, thank you. clayton: i'm clayton morris. trump defending vetting refugees. heather: bipartisan back bash, good morning, griff. >> good morning, guys, despite the protests, president trump is doubling down restricting travel to the u.s. taking to twitter saying this, quote, our country needs strong borders and extreme vetting now. look what is happening all over europe and, indeed, the world, a horrible mess. he also sent administration officials out in the sunday show circuit pushing back on the dangers the country faces. >> this is a ban on travel, prospective travel from countries trying to prevent terrorists in this country from countries that have a recent history of training and exporting and harboring terrorists. >> team trump is facing backlash from fellow republicans, bob corker said we all share a desire to help the american people but this has been poorly implemented specially with respect to green card holders. democrats like chuck schumer became emotional reacting to the orderers. >> we are saying no to misguided

clayton: and i'm clayton morris.ther: meeting with other ceos, the latest on his docket as he works to keep jobs in america. clayton: kristin fisher live in washington, d.c. with what we can expect today. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, heather and clayton. one of the top priorities is not -- to that end, yesterday president trump met with business and union leaders at the white house where he pledge today reduce regulations by as much as 75%. he then signed his first of three executive orders killing one of president obama's signature trade deals, the transpacific partnership. >> we just officially terminated tpp, we are going to have trade but we are going to have one-on-one and if somebody misbehaves we will send them letter of termination, they either straighten it out and we are gone. >> but not all republicans agree. senator john mccain tweets, serious mistake for american economy. president trump also signed two executive orders, one implementing a hiring freeze on federal workers, the other prohibitin

heather and clayton. clayton: thanks, kelly. shocking news. the man accused of ambushing an arizona state trooper, 37-year-old lenor escobar was illegal immigrant, he was turned away from the border and living in the united states a year and a half. veteran trooper anderson would not be alive if a hero passer-by had not shot escobar. heather: nearly proposed law could stop your taxpayer dollars that won't take back criminals. proposing the countries to take back citizens. right now, there are more than 20 countries that refuse to cooperate with the u.s. so let's keep talking about this? how should we punish countries for refuse to go take back illegal immigrant criminals? log onto fox& fox friends page. janice: good morning, that ice storm that brought inches of ice across the central u.s. is on the move. look at temperatures, you can see how cold it is north of this boundary and south of it is where we have the warmer air that's pushing north ward. above average across the east coast for the rest of the workweek. there's the icy mix of snow.

heather and clayton. clayton: looking forward to that.rd-ball move, the u.s. -- the house gop approving then dropping an attempt to weaken the ethics office. coming after president-elect trump flex muscle on twitter, saying this, with all that congress has to work on, do they have to make the weakening of independent watchdog, focus on tax reform, health care and so many other things of far greater importance. heather: chuck schumer, official line of attack telling president-elect trump to get off twitter or his presidency is doomed. >> america cannot afford a twitter presidency. we have real challenges and we have real needs to get things done. heather: schumer blasting mr. trump for making 140-character announcements instead of rolling up sleeves and forging serious policy. and that brings us fox news contributor charles defends the tweets. >> the tweets are working, i mean, if they weren't, they wouldn't be using them. as chuck indicated, trump has used it on north korea, he's used on ford general motors, on this issue in which he won

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heather and clayton. clayton: thanks, christine.who is really dividing the country? )-right-paren balanced debate, democratic strategist, omar. thank you for joining us. david, i will start with that question. who is causing the divide in america? the president-elect of democrats who refuse to accept his presidency? >> let's keep in mind that democrats have to show up at the inauguration if they don't want. the only constitutional requirement is that the president-elect and vice president-elect take the oath of office on january 20th. let me assure you, president-elect trump and vice president pence will be there as the chief justice roberts will be there to take the oath and there'll be plenty of democrats who will ultimately attend, whether that be president obama who respects a peaceful transition of power for hillary clinton and former president clinton will both be there. there will be plenty of democrats there and probably the more important question this morning, heather is what we will do to unite the country. president-elec

clayton: yeah. boot hockey -- abby: what's the difference? pete: we wear boots. but as far as my skating skills, very marginal. alabama -- abby: we're going to see later on in the show. clayton: i've only skated twice. abby: you said you've never skated your whole life. clayton: it's gown to -- going o be funny. peter: speaking of awkward, how about what's unfolding right now in washington? remember yesterday we played you the sound of john lewis talking about -- civil rights icon -- talking about the illegitimacy of the trump presidency. he's not going to go to the inauguration, and donald trump fired back yesterday on twitter saying congressman john lewis should spend more time fixing and helping his districts which is fall being apart rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk, talk, talk, no action or results. sad. he didn't impugn his civil rights legacy -- abby: and that happened during our show yesterday when he was tweeting, and the aftermath has been insane. the de

clayton: it does.hat is next. stay tuned. we'll be right back. as the one who's always trapped beneath the duvet, i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness , it's gas. gas-x relieves pressure,bloating and discomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight. i discovered a woman my family tree, named marianne gaspard. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. ancestry really helped me fill in a lot of details. >> i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. >> um-huh. >> and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. clayton: democrats still refusing to accept the results of the election. what will it take for them to grasp the fact that donald trump is our next president? pete: we're going to ask juan williams co-host of the five. he joins us to weigh in right now. how are you doing, juan? >> i'm gr

clayton.yton: "fox & friends" begins right now. wake up. put on some pants. ♪ ♪ every day people. clayton: good morning. welcome in to "fox & friends" this saturday morning. we had extreme vetting this morning somehow ed henry got it through. abby: how did you make it through our process it's a really strict one. he had he had really not. clayton: stuck with us for four hours. get to this because it was a busy week in washington and president trump vowing to do what he vowed to do on campaign trail executive order get all those things lined up. he went downtown laundry list over the past week. one was sealing our borders and doing extreme vetting. ed: moving forward on building the wall and cracking down on sanctuary cities. sealing the border. the heed me yes is going to continue to call it a muslim ban even though he said for months that's not what it is. let's go through the bullet points. bar those that do not support the constitution coming up. countries not giving enough nefings in 30 da

clayton: mr.s expected to cost between 12 and $38 billion. he says the american people will get that money back, a reimbursement from the mexican government later on. and democrats are practically begging hillary clinton to run for the mayor of new york city. several activists telling the "new york post" they want to see her run against current democratic mayor bill de blasio. clinton would have a good chance of winning. she captured 79% of the new york city vote during her failed presidential run. imagine that. pete? pete: my informal focus group here made it sound like it's not a good idea [laughter] four suspects charged with hate crime after torture ago white man with special needs and streaming it live on facebook. yet, the president is still defending his record on race relations. >> i promise you, for the most part, race relations have gotten better. but i think what we have seen over the last several years when it comes to tensions between police and communities, the internet, horrific hat

clayton: ms. warren telling the new york times, one of the article is senate to push trump's pics, someone vetted. how do we know who these people are? abby: but before, they were moving fast enough. tooslow. you can'twin, people . pete: it all adds up to let's make him look bad . abby: something we can agree on is theweather. it's been crazy, it's been extreme. a storm turning deadly killing five people. snow and freezing rainturning roads into disaster zones, causing hundreds of crashes including a 30 car pileup in connecticut . watch as this suv goes sliding across sideways . clayton: you don't want to go sideways when you are driving. rick is tracking that storm. do we see in north carolina huge pilot too? >> we missed on this across georgia, kids in georgia thinking they were going to wait on's on saturday with a lot of snow. we had more in new york city than we thought but cold air is in place now. that means it's not melting anytime soon and tomorrow when you go to work, the roads will be v

clayton. clayton: thank you come at me. college students taking extent on the president's push that harbor illegal immigrants. take a look. >> how do you guys feel about this? >> is a good thing. it's necessary. >> every campus should have something necessary on trend like that. >> i think it's a good idea. >> yeah, i'm for it. >> or someone like trump with a demagogue to sit in the highest office of the land and tell people he's going to deport them because the candidate may be some sort of threat is absolutely ridiculous. clayton: interviewing the students. here's how to react. >> what are the long-term impact that feelings are more important than facts. abby: you have a tough job. >> everyone in my generation just goes there. they have been taught you can pick and choose which laws you want to follow based on what makes super comfortable. their professors and administrators are the ones teaching them this. we asked them if they wall in the southern border was racist. the responses were little bit painful but sadly not to

clayton toinate jay head the sec. clayton has represented financial firms throughout his career, including goldman sachs during the 2008 bailout. trump has attacked his opponents for their ties to goldman and other wall street banks. will the perceived influence of goldman sachs on the incoming administration spark a demonstration at the bank's new york headquarters. about 40 protesters unfurled banners in the lobby before being ejected. they criticized goldman's role in the u.s. housing crisis and a history of former executive taking senior posts in government. they vowed to demonstrate again on january 17. the former head of the u.k.'s financial regulator has issued a rebuke to president elect donald

clayton: that's for sure.eted about your experience at the women's march. we're going to put that up. i've never seen such ineffective protesters in my life. they carry love trump's hate while shouting disgusting comments. you talk about the effectiveness of the inaugural. would you say the protests were ineffective as a response? >> well, i got hit directly by it, and i've debated whether or not to talk directly about it. i do about a hundred paid speeches a year, but a woman walked up to me in the marriott marquee, and she shouted you fascist -- and then two other words that would get me fired from your network -- and she threw this red confetti glitter right in my eyes, and she picked up another handful, and she was no more than six inches away, and i was covered with this stuff. and since when do you have the right or just the ability to attack people in a private setting, in a private matter? i mean, you're going to end up hurting someone. i'm going to tell you something, these protests are out of control

master sergeant debra clayton, 17 years on the force, beloved by her community. her fellow officers standing in salute as her coffin was taken from the hospital. we would learn a second officer was killed in the hunt for the killer. tonight, the reward, a community on edge and schools on lockdown. abc's eva pilgrim is on the scene. >> reporter: tonight a massive manhunt. police going door to door at this apartment complex searching for the man police say gunned down one of orlando's finest. >> we're gonna bring this dirt bag to justice. >> reporter: just after 7:00 a.m., master sergeant debra clayton, a 17-year veteran is on duty outside this walmart. when someone alerts her that a wanted murder suspect, named markeith lloyd is in the store. >> there was a short foot pursuit, and as soon as she said stop, he basically opened fire. >> he had a security vest on and everything. i heard her telling him to stop or whatever. he shot her. he shot her and he took off running. >> we have one officer shot en

>> sergeant clayton was on duty. she was in full police uniform. she was at the walmart and she was approached by a citizen who knew markeith loyd and knew that he was wanted for murder. she saw sergeant clayton and approached her and said, hey, that guy is wanted for murder. sergeant clayton immediately called that out over the radio and attempted to locate him. there was a short foot pursuit and as soon as she -- she said stop, he basically open fire on her. she returned fire. officers were there within 28 seconds. and from there, you know that he fled to the area of pine hills and north lane to an apartment complex up there. carjacked a victim, took that car to the brookside apartments. that's where he was last seen. that's why there's a large police presence. we are focusing our attention on that. we just want to make sure he's not there before we do leave that area. and i'll just say that, you know, we need the community's help. if someone knows something, we're hoping someone calls and lets us know where he is. >> chief, could you reinforce t

>> sergeant clayton was on duty. she was in full police uniform. was at the wall mart and she was approached by a citizen who knew markeith lloyd and knew that he was wanted for murder. she saw sergeant clayton and approached her and said hey that guy is wanted for murder. sergeant clayton immediately called that out over the radio and attempted to locate him. there was a short foot pursuit. and as soon as she said "stop" he basically opened fire on her. she returned fire. officers were there within 28 seconds. and from there you know that he fled to the area of pine hills and north lane to an apartment complex up there. carjacked a victim, took that car too the brookside apartments. and that's where he was last seen. that's why there is a large police preps. we are focusing our attention on that. we want to make sure he is not there before we do leave that area. i'll just say that we need the community's help. if someone knows something. we are hoping that someone calls and lets us know where he is. >> chief -- >> incredibly tragic day in the orla

and is expected to face additional charges in clayton's death. loyd was arrested tuesday, after a manhunt that lasted more than a week. he resisted arrest, and was injured. police are investigating the use of force. president-elect donald trump had met lieutenant clayton, while in florida. he phoned her husband, and offered condolences. this next story may sound a little extreme bit it's a dream come true for an avid green bay packers fan. ryan holtan-murphy is about to change his last name to packer! there is a double reason. holtan-murphy is getting married in june. and to prove his love-- he is taking his fiancee last name. her name-- marie packer. ryan and marie are but they were still able to watch the team's dramatic win over the cowboys. he says he will always represent his hometown team.. especially now that he's about to become "mr. packer." at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - another mild day; remaining above - showers likely for inauguration (not a washout; just showers) - dry saturday - heavy rain sunday into monday (2" possible)

deborah clayton is a hero and she gave her life protecting the community that she loves. she will be deeply missed. i'm going to stick around for questions afterwards. right now i'm going to turn it over to the sheriff. >> let me begin by first offering my condolences to the family of mast aer sergent clayton. smees someone i know very well. in fact, i hired her when i was orlando police chief to be a member of the orlando police department and at one time we attended the same church. so my heart certainly goes out to her family as well as the entire orlando police department and the city of orlando as we deal with those circumstances. the chief has provided a very quick summary of what brought us here today. i will reiterate some of the facts that the chief reviewed. the orange county sheriff's office responded to this incident after an emergency call for assistance went out from their agency. we had numerous members of my agency respond to this incident that started for us at about 7:19 this morning after a suspect description was put out. based on a vehicle description

clayton: long island.ght people arrested in connection with the nightclub massacre in istanbul but the gunman not one of them. isis claiming responsibility for that attack that left 39 people dead, nearly 70 others were hurt. the other other american victim from delaware shot in the leg and listen to this. the cell phone deflecting the bullet saving his life. >> i don't know they're shooting. i'm hiding. abby: the terrorist dressed like santa claus opening fire on nearly 600 people with isis calling the victims quote christians celebrating. also fear overseas hitting home. police in california now beefing up the security for the annual rose parade today. both at the football stadium and the five-mile parade route in pasadena. more than 5,000 officers keeping more than a million people around the world safe. the canine force deploying bomb-sniffing dogs trained to detect explosives. and take a look at this amazing picture. this is a plane upside down on top of a house. a pilot near san ontonio, texas making

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ben, what do we know about jay clayton?als has he been involved in during his time at sullivan and cromwell? >> one of the things president-elect donald trump did mention, indeed some of the firms that mr. clayton represented, most notably goldman sachs, and among others, we had oaktree capital group -- it's interesting. whoave clearly a lawyer , and oftenities lost representing some of the clients , some of the firms that are regulated by the sec. it's creating an interesting dynamic. he wouldn't be the first layer to come from the side of representing a lot of the investment firms and banks that of,sec has some oversight but after the president-elect spend his campaign at times rallying against wall street, it is certainly a choice that a lot of people will be watching to see how this ultimately plays out. vonnie: what in terms of hedge funds has he been dealing with? we know he has a background on several deals? >> sure. to --ld certainly point oaktree capital, two of his clients, even his firm mentions billboards on the

clayton called him uncle jack. him yet that she's gone. >> realistically, i have to accept that fact. that she's gone. that she won't be pulling up to my house again. calling me uncle jack. she was a police officer. but she was a community activist. she believed in helping the people. and her hand was always out to help you. >> the police is here to help you. we're not here to hurt you, we're here to help you. >> here she is last summer, doing what she did so often -- engaging the community. bridging the gap as she would say, between police and the public. speaking at a wreath-laying ceremony for his fallen colleague, orlando police chief john mina said there was no officer more committed to uniting orlando? >> a great police officer, a great leader in our agency, led by example with the things that she did in the community. >> sergeant clayton cared deeply about orlando. but especially about its youth. perhaps because the newlywed has a son of her own. at the candlelight vij toll celebrate her life. he spoke a few

clayton died at the hospital. the suspect got away.. firing on one deputy's car, and carjacking another. killed in a motorcycle crash while searching for the suspect. schools were placed on lockdown. clayton is being rememberd as a wife, a mother to a teenage son, and a tireless advocate for her community. right now.. the man accused in friday's deadly shooting spree at the fort lauderdale airport is being held without bond. he has a detention hearing next tuesday. and now we are learning that iraq war veteran esteban stiago-- may have intially had a differnt target in mind. police say santiago made a reservation to fly to new york city on new years eve-- but cancelled the flight for an unknown reason. he later booked a one-way flight to florida where he gunned down 5 people. 6 people were injured. police say santiago admits to the shooting and could face the death penalty. closing arguments begin this morning in charleston, south carolina.. in the penalty phase of the dylann roof trial. the white supremacist is charged with fatally sho

he's suspected of killing clayton last week when she tried to approach him at an orlando area walmart. he was wanted for allegedly killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend clayton's handcuffs were used to arrest him. loyd was wearing body armor.. and had two guns when he was arrested. one was equipped with a 100-round magazine. in the war on terror, the widow of orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen will be back in court today in oakland, california. noor salman is charged with aiding and abetting terrorism, and obstructing justice. she was sleeping monday morning, when f-b-i agents burst into her mother's home near oakland, and arrested her. prosecutors say she knew about the attack on the pulse nightclub in advance, and lied to federal investigators about it. omar mateen killed 49 people in that attack, before police shot and killed him. in health matters.. it's one of the big battles as we transition to president trump.. in clinton, maryland last night, hundreds of people met with about the future of the "affordable care act." opponents of obamacare say americans were told the plan would

clayton, a wife and mother, was also a 17-year veteran of the orlando police department. one of the first officers to respond to the pulse nightclub shooting last summer. beloved for her outstanding community policing, especially mentoring young people like brandon cunningham. >> sergeant clayton was -- an amazing person. she -- so much more than a police officer, so much more than a mentor or friend. she was like family. >> reporter: the manhunt is still ongoing nearly 12 hours after the shooting here. police helicopters in the sky, hundreds of law enforcement officers in the street. lloyd has a long criminal record and grew up here. the police chief said he's likely been able to stay on the run for so long because he's had help. >> jacob rascon in orlando, thank you. >>> now to the new developments in the deadly shooting rampage of the ft. lauderdale airport. the suspect appeared in court today as we learn more about what he's telling authorities and what the fbi knew about him months before he allegedly opened fire and killed five people in the airport baggage claim. n

orlando police saluted clayton's flag draped ode -- flag draped body monday. she was on the force for 17 years. officer marlon mcclain served with clayton. >> debra was not only a good friend but good officer, dragon boat teammate and just one wonderful person. someone you can't replace in the world. >> reporter: married with a college aged son, she spent time mentoring through paddling. >> well, she might not have been the best paddler. but she was the best spirit. >> reporter: andrea started the dueling dragons project which saw cops team up on boats with orlando's at risk kids. >> she was a police officer. a mom. a wife. and a >> uh-huh. >> what are the kids going to miss from this? >> they're devastated already. i had phone calls and texts, miss andrea, it's not true, is it? because chessel id. she was -- she's solid. she was always there. >> reporter: investigators are calling loyd amounted the dangerous because she -- armed and dangerous because he allegedly carjacked a vehicle in this parking lot and shot at another officer. there's a $60,000 reward for

master sergeant deborah clayton a 17 year veteran is on duty.omeone says a wanted murder suspect is in a store. >> she said stop, and he basically opened fire. >> he had a security vest on and everything. she told him to stop and he shot her down and took off running. >> we have one officer shot. >> reporter: clayton later dying at the hospital. the suspect getting away. firing on one deputy's car, carjacking another. another deputy killed in motorcycle crash while searching for the suspect. schools put on lockdown. a s.w.a.t. team swarmed an apartment complex. police scouring loyd's facebook page after suspected in the shooting death of his girlfriend last week. posting this two weeks earlier, goals to be on america's most wanted. fellow officers are remembering deborah clayton as a wife, a mother, and a tireless advocate for her community. >> i knew her for 17 years. >> deborah clayton is a hero and she gave her life protecting the community that she loves. she will be deeply missed. >> reporter: police urgently wanting to find this guy, offer

and i closed all the blinds. >>> over the weekend, funeral services are held for officer clayton. officer clayton was also promoted to lieutenant posthumously as a final honorer from her colleagues. >>> saturday kevin starr i do presumed heart attack in san francisco. he was a professor of history at the university of southern california, put was also known for a large series of books. he also served as the state's librarian, and it was awarded the national humanities medal. he was 76 years old. >> we're going to check in with sal. pretty quiet on the roads, at least right now. >> yeah, and we're hoping it stays that way. we're hoping that this commute is going to be a little lighter than usual. let's take a way at the far away commutes. there have been no major problems this morning as you drive through morgan hill, and continue all the way up into san francisco. the traffic is moving along very nicely. also, looking at 280 in san jose. this traffic is musicking along nicely. it -- moving along nicely. it continues to look good. you can see traffic is looking good at the bay brid

clayton was shot and later died. loyd then stole a car and fled.uring the search, norman louis on a motorcycle, was kill in a car accident. records show loyd has a lengthy arrest and say he may be receiving help. >> we are going to bring this dirtbag to justice and he's going to jail. if you are an assistant, markeith loyd, i will assure you we will not rest until markeith loyd is behind bars. >> he's armed and extremely dangerous. a $60,000 reward is being offered to lead to his capture. >>> and the suspect in the deadly ft. lauderdale airport is being held without bond and learning he could face the death penalty. 26-year-old esteban santiago spent less than 20 minutes inside a federal court yesterday to face charges over the airport shooting that left five people dead and six more wounded. the charges include committing violence against people at an international airport resulting in death and two firearm offenses. a federal public defender was appointed to represent santiago who told the judge he had little money and that he understood the char

clayton >>> today begins the biggest day of donald trump's transition with his top picks facing serious scrutiny on capitol hill. plus a huge appointment for his son-in-law. >>> two police officers have died and this morning a manhunt is on for the suspected cop killer. >> we're going to bring this dirt bag to justice and he's going to jail. >>> a school bus driver is bng hailed as a hero this morning for saving all 29 kids aboard this ill-fated bus. >>> and rematch revenge. the alabama crimson tide and the clemson tigers with the most exciting final five minutes in sports. "early today" starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> and i'm frances rivera. today marks the biggest test in the trump transition as the first of his nominees prepare to be grilled. that as senate democrats went into the wee hours of the morning holding a marathon series of protests against republican's efforts to repeal the affordable care act. they're accusing republicans of trying to repeal and run. with trump cabinet confirmation hearings set to start, both sides are bracing

crimes date back to october of 2016, and include the smyrna, clayton and kent areas.with information on these two teens can call delaware state police or call crime stoppers. >>> tonight police in chester are lookin looking for clues sun gruesome murder. this man darnell coley died last night after someone shot him several times. officers say they were called to the 3300 block of west third street about 9:00 o'clock when they arrived on the scene, coley's mother said her son had been shot. medics tried to revive him but he was pronounced dead at the scene. chester police are asking anyone who knows anything about this shooting to give them call. >>> in wilmington, delaware, police are searching for the person who shot and killed a 66-year-old man. police say they responded to lamont street around noon for reports of a truck hitting several parked cars. they say the man in the driver's seat had been shot several times. he died at christiana hospital. no word on a motive. >>> president-elect donald trump is only six days away from taking the oath of office. and security

clayton: and i'm clayton morris.: meeting with other ceos, the latest on his docket as he works to keep jobs in america. clayton: kristin fisher live in washington, d.c. with what we can expect today. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, heather and clayton. one of the top priorities is not

clayton, this segment was done for you.way, yesterday i saw you all, when i was on the air, i was in bret's studio in d.c., i just slept here last night and now i'm back. >> i've been waiting for the press release, kevin, that you're now heading owp special report, but i haven't seen it. >> i'm waiting for bret to bet back to me, but i'm able to fill in whenever he needs me. >> tie looks good on you. >> thank you very much. >> i disagree with you on batman versus superman. i thought it was a mess of a movie, i know you liked the big set pieces, but what came out of that was wonder woman and it's number five on your list. >> it is. i love her as wonder woman. batman and superman was a decent movie. ben affleck was the best batman since michael cet man keating. we'll see the beginning of wonder woman set in the world war ii era. i'm excited to see how the movie plays out. it looks amazing. patty jenkins, is a fantastic director, loi love her work with monster, and the action looks epic. chris hines is in the movie as well. >>

he killed master sergeant deborah clayton in orlando.d officer was killed in a crash trying to track down lloyd. police say lloyd is armed and dangerous to say the least. >> it's monday night. the big story is the year's first gun related killing of a police officer. christie lleto is in the satellite center with the story. >> lloyd has been on the run since early this morning. he was initially on radar for killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend last month. just when it seemed police were about to catch him it turned violent. >> on a facebook post marquee lloyd said he wanted to be on the most wanted. tonight there is a $60,000 reward for his capture. >> lloyd needs to turn himself in now. >> the morning mayhem erupted in this busy parking lot when a shopper told the lawyer lloyd was in the store. >> the veteran's command to stop not only fell on deaf ears but sparked gunfire. clayton was shot twice in the chest, lloyd fled while pursuing the officer. norman lewis was hit by a driver while on his motorcycle, two officers killed on national l

debra clayton was a 17-year veteran of the force and mother of two children. >> she is a hero. she gave her life to protect the community she loves. >> there is a $60,000 reward out for lloyd's arrest. maureen: thank you. the man accused of killing five people in fort lauderdale at the airportth esteban santiago answered the judge's questions in a clear voice before ordered back behind bars. he is now facing charges chargen the shooting of five people at the airport on friday. he told the judge he understands the charges that could cover the death penalty. jonathan: well, donald trump's first cabinet nominees are facing confirmation hearings in the upcoming days. the senate majority leader was in new york to brief trump on the process. he plans to take up eight of the picks alone. the department of ethics have not completed all of the reviews. the president elect told reporters that he expects all of the nominations to be confirmed. >> they are going great. confirmation is going great. i think they will all pass. every nomination, they are all at the highest level. they are the

deborah clayton is a hero and she gave her life protecting the community that she loves. she will be deeply missed. i'm going to stick around for questions afterwards. right now i'm going to turn it over to the sheriff. >> let me begin by first offering my condolences to the family of master sergeant clayton. she's someone that i know very well. in fact i hired her when i was the orlando police chief, to be a member of the orlando police department. and at one point we attended the same church. and so my heart certainly goes out to her family as well as the entire orlando police department and the city of orlando as we deal with those circumstances. chief mina has provided a very quick summary of what brought us here today. i will reiterate some of the facts that the chief reviewed. the orange county sheriff's office responded to this incident after an emergency call for assistance went out from their agency. we had numerous members of my agency respond to this incident that started for us at about 7:19 this morning after a suspect description was put out. based on the ve

trample named jay clayton to the post.as a partner is sold by matt worked on the ipo alibaba in 2014. we are keeping a keen eye on shares of tesla. the stock down 2% in extended trading. the carmaker said it did mrs. sales goal last year. it then production problems. the sealed the rest of the market is doing this wednesday morning. second trading day of the new year. dow futures are higher by 30.2 we still have 120 left to go. some of the headline at is today's edition of "the wall street journal." corporate earnings this year expected to send stop prices higher. donald trump's election also coincides with the improvement in corporate america's returned to earnings growth. fidelity embracing would've once avoided. exchange traded funds. abigail johnson has resisted et because of the potential cost of that profit the changes in the industry have forced her to rethink that strategy. finally, companies suffer when they ignore their older employees. that is according to a news daddy at workplaces that are less friendly to the

tell us about jay clayton. what do we know about him? >> jay clayton is a classic wall street lawyer, mergers and acquisitions. that will come up in confirmation hearings because donald trump in the campaign talked about going after the corrupt establishment, specifically signaled out goldman sachs. and he's had several people, including mnuchin, several people with ties to goldman sachs. gary cohen. but jay this clayton is clearly prepared for the job. he is somebody who doesn't have the same prosecutorial that there was now. so maybe less of an emphasis on enforcement, given anderson option. dru donald trump has two seats to fill. >> an update on the tweet from mr. trump, regarding the intelligence community. >> tyler, this is a potentially dangerous rift between president-elect and the u.s. intelligence community which is coming up here friday on brief him on the russian election hack. in the tweet last night, he mocked the intelligence that they had collected. suggested that they push the briefing until friday to get their stories st