heather and heather. heather: we will check out with you as well. president not alone. many says that this ruling was basely on politics. bill o'reilly doubling down the claim and saying it goes a step further. >> minnesota and washington took the state because of liberal politics. they believe president trump is antimuslim. as for the appeals court it's impossible to say with certainty what motivated their decision. if you take them at their word, they simply want more legal hearings on the matter. president trump says the decision to block is purely political, that his justice department will take it to the supreme court. i say, good, good, let's see if federal law as written and which is pretty clear means anything anymore, let's see. heather: what do you think about the ruling in was it politically motivated or based on the law? send us your comments on facebook, twitter or send an e-mail at "fox & friends first" at foxnews.com. >> health and human services secretary tom price. watch this. >> the ayes

heather: that's a hint. goodmorning i'm clayton morris. heather: and i'm heather childers.yton: white house fighting back over the president's tweet calling the media the enemy of the people. griff jenkens & gilchrist is live for us. always nice to see him. live in washington, d.c. with the latest, good morning. hey, heather and clayton. the president versus the press. the dishonest, they just don't want to report the truth. >> a particular seem today struck a nerve in washington. president writing, quote, the fake news media, abc, cbs and cnn is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the american people and the pushback has been widespread and yesterday republican senator john mccain fired back suggesting this is how dictators get started. >> if you want to preserve democracy as we know it, you have to have a free and many times advisoryial press and without it, i'm afraid that we would lose so much of our individual liberties over time, that's how dictators get start started. things got heated when reince priebus defended the president with chris wallace. >> you don't get us wh

heather: i'm heather childers and thanks for starting your day was. news alert, a decision could come at any moment in the high-stakes legal battle over president trump's immigration order. abby: fate and epic showdown now in the hands of the ninth court of appeals. heather: griff with the very latest, this was something to listen to. >> it is, good morning, heather and abby, we could get a decision as early as today. ninth circuit court of appeals deciding whether the travel ban should remain. three-judge paneled hammered away at the administration over motivation for the ban. >> has the government pointed any connections with terrorism? >> in 2015 and 2016 both congress and the administration made determinations that these seven countries post the greatest risk of terrorism and in doing so restricted visa waiver to people who even traveled to those countries over the last five or six years. the executive order relies on that determination. >> the judges pressing attorney from state attorney of the state of minnesota. >> we need to proof that it was

heather: thank.fox news alert for you, two police officers shot on the job just one mile from the u.s. capitol. they were respond to go reports of shots fired when more gunfire exploded. both officers wounded but they are expected to be okay, that's good. the suspect killed in that shoot-out. rob: well, nearly 2,000 pouring in after police released recording of the voice of man who murdered two attended girl. liberty german courageously record that had as she demanded that she and and abigail williams move down that hill. investigators found the recording along with the picture on liberty's phone. the girls advantage last week and the reward is $50,000. heather: so brave to do that. rob: smart. heather: fired his gun in front of a crowd of teenagers. this cell phone video showing the lapd officer shoot at the ground after the teenagers walked across his property. union claims that the officer was attacked and need today defend himself and anaheim police say it's insufficient evidence, though, to char

heather: certainly was.e in is in the forecast, others feeling a warm-up. janice dean. >> good morning, let's take a look at it. janice: real cold temperatures are still way up in canada and that's going to remain the case this week. although it is cold across great lakes, we are not dealing with arctic plunge. little bit of rain for the mid south, across the west they are going to be dealing with another huge storm system bringing inches of rain and feet of snow over the next couple of days, look at this. we could be talking about 5 to 6 feet of snow and upwards of 6-inches of rain across northern and central california. the forecast today looks pretty good across the country. the west dealing with the storm system. we will watch storm system tomorrow across eastern sea board but too warm for big-time snow. it'll be like springtime this week. clayton: nice. we've only had a dusting. heather: it's okay. janice: of course. clayton: 39 minutes after the hour. criticism for the judge who turned president trump'

heather: sure. privilege based on race is bad and diversity is good. racial and ethnic diversity is the source of american exceptionalism. the fact that we are a country that -- we were not to send it from one ethnic group as european country was. our immigration laws have created a place where there is someone here in the united states with ties to every single community, it is the thing that makes us exceptional and extraordinary. yes, diversity is good. and yes, privilege that is based on skin color is not democratic, it has been baked into the fabric. host: are most white supremacists -- heather: those are two very different questions. host: what do black people say about white people when we are not around? heather: that is a good question. i am trying to think of an actual example. host: there has to be things you say? heather: sure. we have this very strange, kind of double sense in this country where we admit -- and generally 15th on martin luther king day our country was legally racially se

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

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

heather: thank you.layton: heartbreaking news, brenda has passed away after a hard-fought battle with cancer. heather: brenda was incredibly smart and passion for motorcycles and full of life. >> well, let's sell this a little bit better. with your tie loose you're having a little problem there. clayton: before joining fox in 2000 brenda was a harvard graduate, oxford university, niel cavuto paying tribute. neil: in her sickest moment there was brenda cheering you on. it's what separated her from is business. when is the last time -- the last time you laughed at a business show -- i don't know. this is journalism, it's never going to be the same. i just don't know now that she's gone whether it will ever be. heather: judge paying tribute. so sad to report passing of brenda buttner. clayton: my friend brenda buttner fought cancer heroically heather: time now is ten minutes after the top of the hour. what we learned about the americans on board. clayton: liberal cry-babies, pretend to live in a world where

heather.st address to joint session of congress tonight to lay out his vision for tax reform, rebuilding the military and repealing and replacing obamacare amongst other things, what does the president need to say? joining us now to discuss, gop strategist and democratic strategist bryan. >> good to be with you, heather. >> thank you. heather: long day, long night because we will be watching. bryan, how specific do you expect the president to get when it comes to obamacare, the military, rebuilding the border, that type of thing in. >> well, if you have seen some of the town halls that a lot of republicans are dealing across the country, unanswered questions and it's surprising to me that after all the years of trying to repeal obamacare that the republicans still have yet to find their own plan that they can coalesce around and regardless military issues, are we going to send ground troops in syria, we have to speak about that, what does that mean for the debt, how much money we have to spend

heather: george w.rm in houston. >> they have their 43rd honorary member. >> how cool is that? >> former president showing support for the mustangs against senate last night even making it on the jumbo tron. >> the presidential support must have helped. smu went onto win the bear cats 60 to 51. congratulations. [laughter] heather: looks like he's feeling good. 26 minutes after the top of the hour and political punches at the grammys. >> we could survive but with president trump we don't know what's next. ♪ >> how to survive trump's presidency and social media is fired up about it. heather: what is trending, she's joining us now and after the break you will will have more about that. i didn't get to see the whole show last night. i'm looking forward to that. weight-loss medicine that may help adults who are overweight or struggle with obesity lose weight and keep it off. contrave is believed to work on two areas of the brain: your hunger center... (woman) i'm so hungry. (avo) to reduce hunger. and your r

heather. >> heather: that would be alarming for the secretary.ecially you're just going in to give a talk about education and you're greeted with that. garrett, thank you. lawmakers now demanding an investigation into the president's senior counselor kellyanne conway on whether or not she may have broken a key ethics regulation by promoting ivanka trump's fashion line. plus jason chavis heckled at a town hall forum. is a new political movement growing? >> i'm gonna let -- my belly pain and constipation? they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried. everything! my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know that. tell me something i don't know. (vo) linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation, or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to child

heather: whiplash.ghts canceled or delayed nationwide. >> jackie: schools in new york city, boston and philadelphia already cancelled. the storm expected to continue into the afternoon hours with some areas getting up to a foot of snow. heather? heather: crazy it was so warm yesterday. time now for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a heart warming moment as the 6-year-old celebrates the end of his chemo treatments. [bell] [cheers and applause] heather: superman jimmy dancing wildly he's rings the bell at pittsburgh children's hospital. he has battling an inoperable brain tumor since he was 4 months old. >> jackie: next the bad. a new low for the tolerant left. outrage boiling over now. violent video game that let's users punch the president, heather and virtual reality game that allows gamers to slap and punch him in the head. that's awful. heather: finally the ugly. this picture has everyone asking what happened to g inch gi's tan. ashley graham appear thinner as people on social media p

heather: tremendously.n a personal level, this is someone who spent most of his time watching tv and did not have many interactions with people. he has really pushed himself to interact with people of different races. he has been flown to d.c. and new york to meet with me. he has been interviewed for the new yorker magazine and on cnn last week. but more importantly, he is taking it on himself to learn about the truth about race and racism in the country. host: here is a little bit from that cnn. the fellow that is interviewing i believe is on your board. heather: van jones, yes. van: how are they reacting? >> i think they are curious. i think they are wondering what i have gotten myself into. i have a few friends that i can count on my hand. i don't make a big thing about it. i told them i was doing this thing and had this new friend who mentors me. it was a long time ago, i had a different kind of conversation with them. host: is there more to do on the part of demos with the story? heather: i think so. f

heather. >> amen to dr.er. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> well, i'm just so happy to see all of you. i've seen your pictures, and your transformation is amazing. >> thank you so much for doing this. >> my whole skin tone evened out. >> i go places now without makeup. i feel comfortable, i feel confident. >> you just don't know how you changed my life. >> i know what a blessing it's been for her, because she had the spots on her face, and it bothered her so bad, and now, "where's the camera?" [ laughter and applause ] now we're all like that. >> where's the camera? [ laughter ] >> that's why i'm here. this is why i have dedicated my life to have women feel confident and happy, and i'm very, very grateful for you all being here and for believing in specific beauty. and just know that i created specific beauty for us, for all of us. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i'm crushing on you, for real! >> aww! >> thank you. >> i can't believe it. >> finally, there is a product, specific beauty, that has been des

heather: it is. halfway through the week. i'm heather childers. we start with president trump ready to roll out a brand-new immigration order. fox news hearing from the first time from his team, what is in and what's out. abby: it comes just hours after the dhs unveils a tough new stance on targeting criminal illegals. griff jenkins 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 immigration agents. they will start building that border wall and they will end the catch and release policy of recent years. in speaking exclusively last night to martha macallum, steven miller say that is revised executive order is coming. >> because of the situation and the need to protect our country and to protect our citizens, the president is going to be issuing a new executive action bas

heather. heather: kelly wright, thank you so much. trump administration cracks down on illegal immigration. a retired ice agent quad arnold, he says that these types of arrests are actually nothing new. listen to this. >> this operation was a fairly routine operation. the same type of operation they did conduct under president obama throughout his administration. but it was being characterized as something that it wasn't and what that did, it caused hesteria in the communities in doing the targeted operations which clearly were targeting felons, criminals. they have the discretion to arrest someone. heather: under president obama there was arrest netted 2,000 compared to 700 last week. >> the financial system is in great hands thanks to pick for treasury secretary. >> i share your economic vision and goals and committed to working with you to enact policies, to grow the economy and make better economic opportunities for all americans. >> steve mnuchin swore in overnight after a tough confirmation thanks to liberal lawmakers. senate ma

heather: and i'm heather childers.h fox news alert for you, breaking overnight, unhinged liberals destroying their own liberal campus. abby: protestors claiming to be protecting american rights blocking conservative comment at a timer from speaking. as you can see setting fire with fireworks and reports of flag burning. all of this to stop breitbart editor mylo from giving a speech on conservative viewpoints, the event canceled after hundreds swarmed the union, berkeley a sanctuary campus that wants to protect illegal immigrants now destroyed by the protestors who are against the president's immigration crack-down. rioters targeting a president trump protestor, supporter, rather with pepper spray. >> i think the people watching tonight should look at the people protesting and look at what color hat they're wearing, certainly not red. abby: luckily the woman will be okay. disturbing but also says it is a dangerous trend, take a listen. >> students who come don't necessarily agree with me but want to be on the other side

heather. cure for wellness combines hidden horrors and creepy castles when a young executive finds himself trapped at a mysterious wellness center. >> rest assure it's just the toxins leaving the system. give yourself over completely to the process and you will see the results. heather: give yourselves over to the process. fox news senior vp michael tamara who has the inside scoop on making the movie. >> that's right. heather: the trailer, looks scary. >> get ready for a psychological roller coastal heather because the cast told me what it was like bringing the haunting story to life. >> a cure for wellness premiered this week in new york city, it's a psychological thriller that's sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. >> i came and exhausted like five hours in the gym, i had been grabbing the seat and sweating. i'm looking forward to watch the rest. >> it's terrifying and i'm going to watch it again now because it's a film that you have to watch a couple of times to pick up the details an

heather: thank you, jackie.rob: south of the border tillerson and john kelly sitting down with the president of mÉxico today. heather: that meeting comes amid tension over immigration crack-down as we learn a new executive order will not come until next week. >> good morning. >> hey, heather and rob, good morning, i'm at the national harbor and we will have more on that later. first the news you mentioned. high-profile visit by tillerson and homeland secretary john kelly seek to go ease tensions and cooperation with the mexican government that is anything but receptive of the new immigration policy changes in the border wall and executive order, however, white house press secretary sean spicer says the meetings will be positive, take a look. >> i think the secretary tillerson and secretary kelly are going to have a great discussion down there and to walk-through the implementation of the executive order. but i feel confident that any country who has a citizen that comes in this country and we send back, we make

heather: ouch.ding after hollywood's huge mistake, carley shimkus is here with the best reaction with the big oscar blunder. you can hear everybody in the audience first thought it was a joke. you get used to food odors in your car. you think it... ...smells fine, but your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with odorclear technology cleans away odors... ...for up to 30 days smells nice... breathe happy, with new febreze. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. heather: welcome back, thousands of refugees came pouring into the u.s. right after a judge halted travel restrictions, that's according to custom and border protection. more than 2,000 people from the muslim majority countries have arrived here since february 4th. the president is expected to announce a new refugee and immigration refugee orde

heather: almost time for kickoff. i'm heather childers. thank you for starting your weekend with us. abby: it is the number one killer for the united states. make sure you put on your red today. heather: be aware of the signs. president trump refuse to go rule out military angst against iran and threatening new sanctions as early as today. abby: live for us in washington, d.c. with the very latest on the escalating tensions, garrett, good morning, where do things stand this morning? >> good morning to you, the trump administration is not wasting any time turning that tough talk into some tough action. we are told that those new sanctions could come as soon as today and would likely target multiple iranian entities and this comes in response to iran's string of missile test all in violation of un security resolutions. president trump didn't rule out taking further action as well. >> military off the table in iran? >> nothing is off the table. i haven't eased anything. >> in response to that and the reports of new sanctions, a top adviser to

heather: and i'm heather childers, thanks for sticking around with us. of the hour. breaking news overnight for you, the white house working naming a new communications director. abby: this just hours after president trump goes head to head with the mainstream media outrage over coverage of intelligence leaks. heather: gary is live with us in washington with the details. good morning, garrett. >> good morning, to you, sean spicer can breath a sigh of relief because help is on the way, mike dubey is set to be named communications director. spicer has been filling in addition to role of press secretary. buey has been involved media companies. he spent the entire day at the white house yesterday and interesting day to be there as the president held a wide-ranging press conference taking questions from reporters for over an hour and regularly scolding them for reporting what he called fake news. particularly stories involving leaks from within his own administration. >> the leaks are real, you know what they said and you saw them, the leaks is absolutely rea

heather? >> heather: thank you, john. for more on this, chris colin, former congressional liaison to the trump transitional team joins me now live. thank you for joining us today. i want to get your comment on what you just heard the judge saying about the president's executive order. do you think it's in trouble? >> well, i'd like to reflect back on the speech. when we heard the speech, the spontaneous applause and cheering came when president trump talked about his executive order relative to immigration and making sure our borders are safe. that was spontaneous applause by the members of the military hearing that speech which tells you, much to the chagrin of the liberal crowd, america is behind our president, making sure he puts the safety of america first. those of us who agree with that philosophy are certainly hopeful that the 9th circuit will stay that demotion right now by washington and minnesota that somehow that judge did step in and say we're gonna set all this aside. i do think that the president certainly e

heather? >> heather: talk about that. the continuing fallout over his meeting with senator blumenthal that's getting a lot of attention right now. >> reporter: no question about it. it has really escalated into a back and forth between the president of the united states and senator blumenthal. as you mentioned, this coming out of a meeting between judge gorsuch and senator blumenthal of connecticut late yesterday afternoon. blumenthal told reporters after meeting with gorsuch that the judge told him attacks by the president on the judiciary are disheartening and demoralizing. president trump fired back, accusing blumenthal of misrepresenting gorsuch's comments like he misrepresented his service in vietnam. today blumenthal told us this is bigger than the senator or even the supreme court nomination. >> it's about the independence of the judiciary and our constitutional principles. i believe that judge gorsuch should demonstrate his independence by defending the judiciary and condemning publicly these attacks by the presid

heather? >> heather: we heard sean spicer mention that. it's about the restraining order. thank you very much, john. appreciate it. joining me now to talk about this, a former clinton campaign adviser and the president and founder of ndn and the chairman of the american conservative union. thank you both for joining us. >> thanks, heather. >> heather: i know you were listening along with us there, what sean spicer had to say. he repeated again today that the goal of the temporary plan, his words, is to make sure that people aren't doing us harm, taking proper and necessary steps to protect our people. so, matt, what do you think will happen this evening? >> well, boy, the 9th circuit, you are correct to report, as john was. this is the most liberal circuit in the nation. so i don't know what they'll do. i never know what these judicial activists will do. but i think it's important to know that the under lying policy will continue to go through the court system. i think politics is on donald trump's side and the republican side. this is very commonsense policy to look at th

heather, welcome back to you. >> i'm heather in for shannon bream. jeff sessions was the most controversial pick for the democrats opposing senators staging an all-night talk-a-thon ahead of last night's confirmation vote. he won confirmation with every republican vote and one democrat. he thanked them for their support. >> reconciliation is important. we ought to do that in this body. i would say that would be my prayer for this body, that in the future maybe the intensity of the last few weeks would die down and maybe somehow we get along better. so colleagues, i can't express how appreciative i am for those of you who stood by me during this difficult time. >> bill: it will be official a bit later. in the meantime joe manchin did vote for sessions. now the battle shifts to tom price. the senate voting last night to move ahead on president trump's nominee for health and human services secretary. a final vote could come late tonight or early tomorrow morning on price. >> john roberts begins our coverage this morning. john, more on the president's ca

>> i assume that rory mcilroy let him win. >> heather: thank you, very busy.s president trump prepares the new executive order, our own channel will host a town hall covering that hot-button issue, that is at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >> jon: vice president mike pence is working to reassure european allies the u.s. has their back as the white house searches for a new national security advisor amid concerns about the influence the new advisor could have. >> the president has said very clearly that the new nsa director will have total and complete say over the makeup of the nsc and all of the components of the nsc. there is no demand made by president trump on any candidate for director at all, we've never put demands on it and coming nsa director. the nsa director can do whatever he or she wants to do with the nsc and the makeup of the nsc. the president has been very clear on that topic. >> jon: let's talk about with kelly jane toren, deputy managing editor of "the weekly standard" john hart as editor-in-chief at "opportunity lives"

liberty mutual insurance. >> heather: fox news alert for you.moving on to south mosul, trying to drive isis gents out of the cities have. and a 4-month-old battle taking back the last major isaiah stronghold in iraq. already driving isis fighters out of east mosul. six. defense of james mattis saying that you as soldiers are very close to those areas. some of them already engaged. >> to u.s. forces continue in the same role that they were in an east mosul. in the coalition forces are in support of this operation. and we will continue, as you know, with the accelerated effort to destroy isis. >> heather: joining me now, the tenant mitchell. from the army special forces. and a national guardsmen. he has served three tours in afghanistan, one in iraq. thank you so much for joining us. >> sure thing. >> heather: off the very start here, let's talk about your experience specifically in mosul. you just spent two weeks there just last month. and he brought with you some video that you were able to shoot yourself. describe for us what you saw. the scene

>> heather: yeah.mebody who's clearly junk sick on the street? >> heather: it gives me that yuck, sick feeling. and it scares me. like it reminds me why i don't want to be out there. it's just scary. a friend of mine overdosed january 1st of this year. and my brother-in-law overdosed in wendy's bathroom and they found him. and they brought him back to life. he was dead in the bathroom. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> heather: so this is my narcan. i carry this around, i have one of these in my house and i have one of these in my car. i have a fear that my husband's going to relapse and i'm going to find him dead. you just put this in here and squirt it up their nose. >> anthony: now in most cases, as i understand it, they're right out of it. >> heather: yeah. they're right out of it and they're instantly sick. >> anthony: they don't wake up happy. but they wake up. >> heather: but they wake up. >> anthony: you walk to the bathroom and there's somebody blue tre. >> heather: somebody's on the floor. >> anthony: a

she lungs at carreri. >> heather! the sergeant pulls verden away and takes her to the ground. >> back up. back off. >> another officer and cuffs her system. >> sit down. >> as soon as verden is on her feet she lunges again. >> heather, stop. >> stand up. >> she's removed from the chapel and escorted to a segregation cell. >> ow! my wrist. >> lie down. >> officers cancel the service and instruct the inmates to return to housing units. >> i think this is heather's. >> i noticed one girl talking so i went over to calm her down and said please don't look on the other side. there must be something between them. i don't know about it. >> that might have been going on. >> it was a girl from this side that came over and instigated everything. i don't know if she started it because of something else. >> she was cuffed and was still going after her. >> yeah. >>er carreri believes the reason for the attack was misguided. >> in mass a young lady thought i was befriending her girlfriend. she got upset. i don't know. i'm not into g

heather. >> amen to dr. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, i'm just so happy to see all of you. i've seen your pictures, and your transformation is amazing. >> thank you so much for doing this. >> my whole skin tone evened out. >> i go places now without makeup. i feel comfortable, i feel confident. >> you just don't know how you changed my life. >> i know what a blessing it's been for her, because she had the spots on her face, and it bothered her so bad, and now, "where's the camera?" [ laughter and applause ] now we're all like that. >> where's the camera? [ laughter ] >> that's why i'm here. this is why i have dedicated my life to have women feel confident and happy, and i'm very, very grateful for you all being here and for believing in specific beauty. and just know that i created specific beauty for us, for all of us. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i'm crushing on you, for real! >> aww! >> thank you. >> i can't believe it. >> finally, there is a product, specific beauty, that has been designed for us. >>

. >> heather locklear's new tv role. a sneak peek. >> and will nick hook up with his former flame? her ex fiance going off. >> i think they are perfect for each other. >> i'm with melissa mccarthy's stunt double. >> we have her on wires flipping around through the air. >> how they work together. to pull off those acrobatic flips, flip and flop. >> closed captioning provided by -- [ alarm weather.eping ] ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] >>> my aunt recently passed away, had this exact same vacuum. offered to me at a lower price. it's just who my aunt judy was. >> that's heather locklear guest starring off fresh off the boat on abc. despite her past struggles, heather continues to move onward and upward with her career and she is doing it with a sense of humor. >> want to take mine, too? i already put my mouth on it. seems to be your move. >> i have fibromyala. >> in this exclusive sneak peek, heather pokes fun at

heather: 8 you are being fast and loose with this. there is no doubt revenue came in, doesn't think it became because of tax cuts. what i will agree with is when the revenue did come in it did come in and whatever prompted it to come and republicans and democrats spent it, there is a separate judgment here where cutting taxes for corporations is virtuous, not so for individuals and i don't pick and choose the benefits from that and you do. >> this is what i was trying to get at, debate among republicans in congress this is the political problem the president faces in trying to do what i believe and most everyone on the show believes is a reasonable economic and fiscal approach but he is not getting to it and won't get to it anytime soon. neil:he has been president for a month. >> he has gone to these other political issues ahead of this. he could have gone to this first. charles:i really think i am not sure republicans embrace revenue neutral stuff and we started dissing the idea supply-side economics did not work and what was not a g

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. >> that's heather locklear guest starring off fresh off the boat on abc. despite her past struggles, heather continues to move onward and upward with her career and she is doing it with a sense of humor. >> want line two? i lalready put my mouth on it. seems to be your move. i have fibromyalgia. >> in this exclusive sneak peek, heather pokes fun at her rumored past troubles with substance abuse and goes head to head with h her ex's new wife. >> i'm leaving. >> me too. >> stop following me. >> there's only one door. >> heather shot the episode mid december a couple weeks before a tabloid said she add nervous break down and check need rehab again. she did not confirm or deny those reports but heather said i'm feeling great and taking steps to enrich and better my life. currently i'm tying up loose ends on current issues so i can hit 2017 full steam ahead. >> nice negotiating. >> oh, they are real. i think about the bargains i missed in the past to get me in the right head space. >> her appearance tonight reminds us of the mel rose place days but slightly les

heather macdonald: cops are backing off of proactive policing in high crime areas and, as a result, violent crime is rising at a dramatic rate. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. it's perhaps one of the most important and pitched battles of our time -- the battle to control information and sway public opinion. what can you believe? who's telling the truth? what's real? to historic lows since gallup first asked the question in 1972. 68% of americans saying they trust the media "not very much" or "none at all." that's up eight points in a year. and the web is a free-for-all where news is faked and popular sites are routinely subject to manipulation or censorship. today, we investigate efforts to control the sum of all knowledge. as a donald trump supporter, andrew torba felt like odd man out in california's silicon valley, home of prominent tech firms like apple, facebook, and google. last year, he was outraged when he attended this

[laughter] let's start with heather. heather, where were you born? heather: rockford, illinois.terror attack by machete-wielding guy. police have identified out suspect as 2-year-old egyptian man in paris on a tourist visa. pictures inside the paris museum showing the moments that soldiers took down the attacker, shooting him multiple times after he charged at them with machetes. he remains in critical condition this morning. nancy pelosi just doesn't know how to win. that democratic house minority leader failing to appeal the decision to remove a controversial painting that depicted police officers as pigs from the capital building. lawmakers in a tug-of-war battle for weeks now after republicans removed it several times i the architect at the capitol made the final decision to remove the picture. coffee company is brewing up a better america. it's called black rifle coffee company. going in a war with starbucks refugee hiring plan we told you about. they are vowing. >> the new company to hire 10,000 veterans u the utah based coffee brewer currently employs about 50 people u me

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heather: that's a hint. goodmorning i'm clayton morris. heather: and i'm heather childers.yton: white house fighting back over the president's tweet calling the media the enemy of the people. griff jenkens & gilchrist is live for us. always nice to see him. live in washington, d.c. with the latest, good morning. hey, heather and clayton. the president versus the press. the dishonest, they just don't want to report the truth. >> a particular seem today struck a nerve in washington. president writing,

heather: i'm feeling a lot better.ffetz 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

heather is here right now.erious story coming in overseas and still developing a french soldier shooting a machete wielding man shouting allah akbar what could have been a horrific terror attack in paris. where it all unfolded outs louvre gallery in france. stopping that man from getting inside. attacked one of the soldiers. a soldier opened fire hitting that suspect. the suspect now in custody. we will bring you the developments as we come into our newsroom. man hunt intensifying at this hour for a man who threw a bomb into a cheesecake factory restaurant that was paxd with people. police in los angeles say the bomb was homemade and filled with gunpowder. people running for their lives leaving everything behind. of the bomb squad removing the explosive. luckily no one was hurt. in just 30 minutes from now the u.s. senate will take a rare early morning vote to end the democrats' filibuster of education secretary nominee betsy devos. her confirmation held up in debated for weeks now. republicans need 51 votes to

ainsley: now we'll head over to heather nauert. heather: go to this story in washington. president tapping a new boss to patrol our borders. union-backed ronald 8 years you ago. served as deputy chief under the obama administration. he pledges to build a southern border wall and add thousands of more agents. just one week ago mark morgan real signed as the chief under pressure by the new administration. just hours from now, rex tillerson expected to be confirmed as secretary of state. democrats are intensifying. their all out assault to delay the president's other cabinet picks. on tap now e.p.a. nominee scott pruitt. a senate committee will try again to vote on jeff sessions for he attorney general. dems boycotted and blocked votes on tom price and steve mnuchin. they did approve betsy devos and elaine chao is now the new transportation secretary officially. exclusive new evidence coming in from overseas. there is chilling. evidence that iranian backed rebels attack ad saudi warship but they may have been aiming for the united states instead. [explosion] heather: unreal

heather: i'm heather childers and thanks for starting your day was.ews alert, a decision could come at any moment in the high-stakes legal battle over president trump's immigration order. abby: fate and epic showdown now in the hands of the ninth court of appeals. heather: griff with the very latest, this was something to listen to. >> it is, good morning, heather