you have some news, martha raddatz? >> it looks like general mattis has been confirmed as the defense secretary, first member of the cabinet, of the trump cabinet to be confirmed. i will tell you that i have known him for many, many years, through many conflicts and he is adored by his troops. he is truly adored. he is a real leader. he is a u.s. marine. he was in fallujah. he is a scholar. i think he owns about 6,000 books. he's the kind of person that remembers everything he's ever read and can throw something back at you that's pertinent to the situation. and he will speak his mind. he also, to me, immediately understood donald trump. in their meet, when we remember that there was all the talk about bringing back waterboarding and bringing back torture and donald trump said that again and again. after his meeting with general mattis, he said, well, you know, general mattis said, you know, sometimes a beer and a cigarette works well. i can just see general mattis in that situation, knowing that it wouldn't work to say

no matter what the topic, david. >> martha raddatz in washington. thank you as always. >>> in the meantime, democrats in congress lead a protest against the ban at the supreme court at this hour. it comes on the eve of one of the high stakes appointment, the supreme court judge. terry moran is there. back to the ban. several challenges. is this legal? >> reporter: well, david, that question would well end up here at the supreme court where these protests took place, and an amazing development just a few minutes ago. the acting attorney general of the united states, sally yates, she is an obama appointee said she won't defend this executive order in court. she says it's not lawful. that said, what president trump wants to do here is much of it within his powers as president. he has sweeping powers over who does and doesn't get into the country. president obama suspended and jimmy carter banned iranians in 1980. this was developed so hastily and so sloppily that it is possible that -- that the question of whether or not this favors christians would vi

no matter what the topic, david. >> martha raddatz in washington. thank you as always. >>> in the meantime, democrats in congress lead a protest against the ban at the supreme court at this hour. it comes on the eve of one of the high stakes appointment, the supreme court judge. terry moran is there. back to the ban. several challenges. is this legal? >> reporter: well, david, that question would well end up here at the supreme court where these protests took place, and an amazing development just a few minutes ago. the acting attorney general of the united states, sally yates, she is an obama appointee said she won't defend this executive order in court. she says it's not lawful. that said, what president trump wants to do here is much of it within his powers as president. he has sweeping powers over who does and doesn't get into the country. president obama suspended emissions from iraq. and jimmy carter banned iranians in 1980. this was developed so hastily and so sloppily that it is possible that -- that the question of whether or not this favor

you have some news, martha raddatz? >> it looks like general mattis has been confirmed as the defense secretary, first member of the cabinet, of the trump cabinet to be confirmed. i will tell you that i have known him for many, many years, through many conflicts and he is adored by his troops. he is truly adored. he is a real leader. he is a u.s. marine. he was in fallujah. he is a scholar. i think he owns about 6,000 books. he's the kind of person that remembers everything he's ever read and can throw something back at you that's pertinent to the situation. and he will speak his mind. he also, to me, immediately understood donald trump. in their meet, when we remember that there was all the talk about bringing back waterboarding and bringing back torture and donald trump said that again and again. after his meeting with general mattis, he said, well, you know, general mattis said, you know, sometimes a beer and a cigarette works well. i can just see general mattis in that situation, knowing that it wouldn't work to say

that president trump will give some guidance as to what he expects from the chiefs, david. >> martha raddatzn washington. martha, always great to have you. we have one more note. president trump coming to the defense of president obama tonight after chelsea manning called mr. obama a weak leader. even after he reduced her sentence for giving hundreds of thousands of military documents to wikileaks. in a tweet, president trump calling her, quote, an ungrateful traitor. >>> next tonight, criminal charges against a mother and her two teenage daughters have been dropped after video from the arresting officer's bodycam has now surfaced. that mother called for the police, but the officer challenged her and moved in to detain her. tonight, abc's phillip mena with the new video. >> what's going on here? >> reporter: when jacqueline craig called the ft. worth police to report her neighbor choked her 8-year-old son after catching him littering, she got this response from arriving officer william martin. >> so, why don't you teach your son not to litter? >> it doesn't matter if he did or didn't. it doe

. >> martha raddatz, the president talked about those who served their country. military might has made a difference in the world but also made that point he's come back to so many times in his presidency, that it's an example of the power that matters, we cannot betray our constitution. >> and the united states cannot be a bully. he talked about russia, he talked about other -- this, george, to me, did not seem like a farewale addres well address. you called it a hybrid. it was more to a rallying cry. he was preaching to the choir in that room but those admonishments to those not in the room were quite clear. it was a very different speech than george w. bush in 2009, his farewell address from the east room. president obama had a lot to say and feeling there was a lot more to accomplish. >> a different speech also than when ronald reagan gave when he was leaving the stage saying he was leaving the white house in very good hands. the president said he was leaving the nation in good hands, the hands of his young supporters. >> and it was those young supporters tha

here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, dozens of career diplomats worldwide have drafted a rare formal letter of decent. saying president trump's restriction on refugees and immigrants will not mean -- "a drop in terror attacks in the united states, rather, it will be a drop in international good will towards americans." sean spicer reacting today to the news of that letter first reported on abc. >> i think that they should either get with the program or they can go. >> reporter: veterans groups are speaking out strongly against the ban as well. the head of the iraq and afghanistan veterans saying in a tweet, this the flatout un-american. ignorant and shameful. bad for our economy, int'l standing and soul as a nation. defense secretary jim mattis today did ask the pentagon to compile a list of names of iraqi translators and support staff who have worked with americans over the years. the list to be passed on to those vetting immigrants and refugees. the white house today also defended the president's executive order gives trump's controversial chief strategist, steve bannon, a s

we begin with martha raddatz. >> reporter: she is one of the most controversial prisoners in america and tonight president obama has ordered that 29-year-old chelsea manning be released in may, cutting short her 35-year sentence. manning burst onto the world stage in 2010, one year after returning from a deployment to iraq. the low-level analyst -- known as bradley manning then -- providing wikileaks with some 700,000 military and diplomatic documents. embarrassing the united states in the eyes of the world. this is one of them -- a secret video manning said showed the "true cost of war." you see u.s. soldiers mistaking a television camera for the enemy. >> nice. good shooting. >> thank you. >> reporter: and fired on a van with two little children inside. >> well, it's their fault for bringing their kids into a battle. >> that's right. >> reporter: manning convicted of espionage, theft and computer fraud in 2013. the 35-year sentence, the longest ever given for a leak conviction. the day after sentencing was announced, manning revealed she was transgender and asked to be called chels

the right job. >> and martha raddatz with us live from washington. just as president trump talks about receiving those nuclear codes, word he is heading to the pentagon tomorrow? >> reporter: tomorrow is the ceremonial defense secretary, james mattis, but before that he will meet for a short time with the joint chiefs of staff. he will not be given two options for the fight against isis. the new plan is several weeks away. but the expectation is that president trump will give some guidance as to what he expects from the chiefs, david. >> that are ma, thauls great to have you. we have one more note. president trump coming to the defense of president obama tonight after chelsea manning called mr. obama a weak leader. even after he reduced her sentence of giving thousands of military documents to wikileaks. in a tweet, caulk him, quote, an ungrateful traitor. >>> next tonight, criminal charges against a mother and her two teenage daughters have been dropped after the video from the bodycam has surfaced. that mother called for the police, but the officer

boy, martha raddatz, that last time out was only for a minute or two. >> it was a very quick little journey there. you know, as i was watching melania who got out also very quickly and barron, you talk about the bubble, i think it's much harder on spouses. michelle obama talked about that as well. melania certainly with the 10-year-old child who she doesn't want to take out of school in new york. cokie can talk to this very well about what that's like for someone like melania trump or michelle obama. >> so tough. the first ladies, unlike the presidents can get out every once in a while in cognito. >> and michelle obama did that a good bit but really started with martha washington. she wrote a letter to her niece saying people call me the highest lady in the land, i feel like i'm the chief state prisoner. >> everywhere you go, someone can report that back. >> the inaugural balls which started with dolly madison who did wear buffed colored velvet, a tradition here, that ball was written about as the most crowded and brilliant that washington had ever seen. now washington had only been here 15

martha raddatz, the world is quiet on this inauguration day. >> the world has been pretty quiet. there's some reaction from around the world, congratulations, but that's -- the russians heavily congratulating him. the former president of mexico saying america was great until he got there, until donald trump got there. but the world has been pretty quiet. as you know, george, we were talking about earlier, there were fears that north korea might try to launch the missile today to start -- to send a message to donald trump. that could still happen in the coming days but pretty quiet as people watch and wonder what all this means. >> matthew dowd, the president got in a famous dispute with the pope during the campaign and received a congratulations from the pope. today pope francis saying i offer you my good wishes and all mighty got will grant you wisdom and strength. under your leadership may america's stature be meshed above all but its concern for the poor, the outcast and those in need who stand before our door. >> interesting the pope's message who always is a humble man, obvi

martha raddatz he's served as a general.ormal nominations of other cabinet members. something of a tradition as well. the presidents proclaim national for thanksgiving and remembrance. some housekeeping from the president. promises more to come. only two cabinet members likely to be in place by the end of the day. both generals. general mattis, general kelly, homeland security. presidential privilege he's talking about right there. you have to get pens out after you sign orders or bills. sometimes you even break the pen into pieces or sign one letter of your name at a time so you can have more pens. his son over his shoulder right next to the house speaker, paul ryan. these are things the president can do on his own. the work of legislating begins next. congress did have to approve that waiver for general mattis. that wasn't hard. he glided through, well respected by both democrats and republicans. >> didn't always agree with what we heard president trump say about the world. he talked about russia as a threat. president tru

martha raddatz has more. >> reporter: dozens of career diplomats worldwide have drafted a rare formalsident trump's restrictions on refugees and immigrants will not mean a drop in terror attacks in the united states. rather, it will be a drop in international good will towards americans. sean spicer reacting to the news of that letter first reported on abc. >> i think that they should either get with the program or they can go. >> reporter: veterans groups are speaking out strongly against the ban as well. the head of the iraq and afghanistan veterans saying in a tweet, this is flat out un-american, ignorant and shameful. bad for our economy, international standing and soul as a nation. defense secretary jim mattis did ask the pentagon to compile a list of names of iraqi translators and support staff who have worked with americans over the years. the list to be passed on to those vetting immigrants and refugees. the white house also defended the president's executive order, giving trump's controversial chief strategist, steve bannon, a seat at the principle committee meetings of the n

sean spicer spoke with martha raddatz today, taking strong exception to the language. they're saying the reorganization is about streamlining the process, helping the president to make tough decisions. and says they're fortunate to have someone experienced in general flynn to lead the nfc. >>> and the ripple effect is only starting to make some impact. jim avila, on the impact of the president's decision. >> reporter: concern tonight from the olympic committee, and the athletes who provide the grandeur of the games every four years. the usoc announcing they're working closely with the administration to understand the rules. athletes like mo ferra, who trains in the united states, but was born in somalia, posting that it's deeply troubling. late today, assured by the olympic committee he will be able to travel in and out of the u.s. and the nba, thon maker, a sudanese refugee, concerned that he won't be able to get back and an iranian director saying he can't attend the academy awards. the tech industry in california, fighting back as well. saying the new immigration re

. >> that was martha raddatz with the vice president-elect. they're not planning to pull the rug from anybody. but tom price had to answer tough questions about his stock trades. he insisted he did not know his broker was buying stocks in a drug company before introducing legislation that would have benefitted the company. >> and as oklahoma attorney general, scott pruitt sued the epa 14 times. he refused to say if he would recuse himself from ongoing cases. if confirmed as the head of the agency. pruitt did not go along with trump's previous assertion that dismissed climate change as a hoax. >> do you agree that global warming is a hoax? >> i do not, senator. >> so donald trump is wrong? >> i don't believe that climate change is a hoax. >> and more confirmation hearings are set for today starting with rick perry for energy secretary. also facing questioning, trump pick to lead the treasury department will have some questions to answer as well. >>> back to texas. more rain expected. this after the deluge brought houston to a standstill. emerge

martha raddatz goes one-on-one with white house press secretary sean spicer. >>> the police chase and shootout unfolding on the streets of chicago. a city struggling with high crime this just-released bodycam. what sparked this latest round of violence. abc's marci gonzalez has the details. >> reporter: tonight, new body cam video showing -- an intense gun battle. >> multiple shots fired, multiple! >> reporter: chicago police officers. rushing towards a building, scaling fences, some taking cover. the suspect shooting at police officers returning fire, more than two dozen shots exchanged. >> he went to the front of the building, bro! >> reporter: after investigators say grimes shot his pregnant girlfriend in the abdomen killing their unborn baby. >> he's down. he's down! >> reporter: grimes killed in the november shootout. at least two officers injured. the video of the massive response part of the chicago police department's new commitment to transparency, after a justice department investigation found a pattern of excessive force. following the city's most violent year in two decade

our martha raddatz talked to mike pence, and here's what he said about health care. >> insurance for everybody, so let me be crystal clear about this. the administration wants to repeal with something that covers every american? >> the president-elect has made it very clear to members of congress that he wants to repeal and replace obamacare at the same time. it will be two different pieces of legislation we want to repeal the individual mandates and the taxes and all those things that are putting such a hardship on american families today. >> hoe'll replace it with something that covers every american? >> he believes in that. he is a businessman, and he understands the strebt strength of the american economy. he talked about people being able to purchase life insurance across state lines. >> the president-elect now just two days from his inauguration. he will use two bibles. the bible abraham lincoln used and only used again by president obama, and mr. trump will also use the one given to him by his what kind of tone will he strike? and the boycott. the lawmakers who will not be goi

while speaking with abc's martha raddatz he didn't give details on a replacement plan, but he did point to an open marketplace approach. >> the president-elect really believes in the power of the marketplace. he's a businessman. he understands the strength of the american economy. on the campaign trail, he talked consistently about his enthusiasm for allowing americans to purchase health insurance across state lines the way we buy life insurance, the way we buy car insurance. >> pence says he expects the plan to replace obamacare will be brought forward in the early weeks of the new administration. >>> do stay with us for all of the inauguration events. we will have special coverage starting friday morning with our political team live in washington. >> but now to the other big story we're following. former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara undergoing treatment at methodist hospital. he is in the icu, the intensive care unit following a procedure to relieve pneumonia-related breathing problems. as a precaution doctors also admitted mrs. bush after she complained of feeling

here's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz. >> reporter: the raid started going terribly wrong from the beginning. the mission targeting the al qaeda operations compound had been in the works for months. but as the team of navy s.e.a.l.s -- flown in secretly from a u.s. warship -- and dozens of partner forces approached compound, the s.e.a.l.s were met by withering gunfire. a source familiar with the raid told us today it was clear al qaeda knew the americans were coming. the pentagon says male and female combatants took up positions with heavy weapons, the intense firefight in close quarters, leaving s.e.a.l. william ryan owens dead and three other americans wounded. an osprey was called in to medevac the wounded, but in the darkness and dust, a hard landing left three more americans injured. the pentagon says at least 14 al qaeda fighters were killed, but officials are also assessing reports that the firefight left dead the 8-year-old daughter, her picture posted online, of radical american-born cleric anwar al alawki, killed in 2011. in. >>s you just reported. sources

. >> okay, let's talk to jon karl and martha raddatz. karl with me and let's begin with jared kushner, this appointment of jared kushner. going to be in the white house. not taking the salary. what you've got now, though, are four very powerful people around donald trump with equivalent roles, jared kushner, you have kellyanne conway, steve bannon as chief strategist, reince priebus as chief of staff. >> you have a team of rivals basically right outside the oval office door. reince priebus is the chief of staff but stephen bannon is the chief strategist, a role we haven't seen before and i would argue that jared kushner is more powerful than all of them. >> first among equals? >> first among equals and also the one he can't fire. but look, this will be an interesting thing because their views are different. i mean priebus is an establishment republican, chairman of the party. stephen bannon led the rebellion against the party leaders and if you look at jared kushner's background he was known as a new york city liberal democrat. >> except

here's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz. >> reporter: the raid started going terribly wrong from the beginning. the mission targeting the al qaeda operations compound had been in the works for months. but as the team of navy s.e.a.l.s -- flown in secretly from a u.s. warship -- and dozens of partner forces approached compound, the s.e.a.l.s were met by withering gunfire. a source familiar with the raid told us today it was clear al qaeda knew the americans were coming. the pentagon says male and female combatants took up positions with heavy weapons, the intense firefight in close quarters, leaving s.e.a.l. william ryan owens dead and three other americans wounded. an osprey was called in to medevac the wounded, but in the darkness and dust, a hard landing left three more americans injured. the pentagon says at least 14 al qaeda fighters were killed, but officials are also assessing reports that the firefight left dead the 8-year-old daughter, her picture posted online, of radical american-born cleric anwar al alawki, killed in 2011. in. >>s you just reported. sources

our martha raddatz talked one-on-one with the vice president-elect, mike pence, and here's what he said about health care for everybody. >> donald trump said we will have insurance for everybody. let me be crystal clear about this. the administration wants to repeal obamacare, but replace it with something that covers every american? >> the president-elect has made it very clear to members of congress that he wants to repeal and replace obamacare at the same time. it will be two different pieces of legislation we want to repeal the individual mandates and the taxes and all those things that are putting such a hardship on american families today. >> so he will replace it with something that covers every american? >> the president-elect really believes in the power of the marketplace. he is a businessman. he understands the strength of the american economy. on the campaign trail, he talked consistency in his enthusiasm for allowing americans to purchase health insurance across state lines, the way we buy life insurance, and the way we buy car insurance. >> the president-elect now just two

martha raddatz, the world is quiet on this inauguration day. >> the world has been pretty quiet. there's some reaction from around the world, congratulations, but that's -- the russians heavily congratulating him. the former president of mexico saying america was great until he got there, until donald trump got there. but the world has been pretty quiet. as you know, george, we were talking about earlier, there were fears that north korea might try to launch the missile today to start -- to send a message to donald trump. that could still happen in the coming days but pretty quiet as people watch and wonder what all this means. >> matthew dowd, the president got in a famous dispute with the pope during the campaign and ceived a congratulations from the pope. today pope francis saying i offer you my good wishes and all mighty got will grant you wisdom and strength. under your leadership may america's stature be meshed above all but its concern for the poor, the outcast and those in need who stand before our door. >> interesting the pope's message who always is a humble man, obviou

later this morning, you can catch this week on 6abc, host martha raddatz talks to press secretary sean spicer and mitch mcconnell. >>> septa's weekday train times are adjusted and some trains are departing earlier and later than perceives -- previously scheduled. >>> the philadelphia auto show resumes at the pennsylvania convention, going on until next sunday. you can check out hundreds of vehicles and get behind the wheel of your dream drive. my could go league, gray hall was here -- colleague, gray hall was there meeting people and signing autographs. >> yesterday it was fun, i got to meet everybody, they were asking for you and asking for chris, they told me to say hello. >> hello. >> the time 6:10, in just a bit a half million cars from one automaker under recall. we have important information that you need to know about. >> the flu reaching new levels. >> two teens helped save a runner when he collapsed. the lesson they are teaching yourself all. >> reporter: it's cold and gray out there this morning, temperatures in the 30s, light snow in the forecast overnight tonight. i'll have

. >> later this morning, this week, martha raddatz interviews press secretary of state sean spicer and senate majority missile mcconnell at 10:30. >>> two vehicle recalls affecting audi brand. 3,576,000 vehicles are involved. audi recalled 2013 to 2017 model years, a5 and a5 cab they are recalling the q5 suvs for possible problems with the sunroof drainage systems a leak could get into the foam around the air bags. that could lead to a repture. >>> center for disease control and prevention, said the flu has reached epidemic leaves across the u.s. 37 states have widespread flu he did he epidemic. doctors are urging anyone who who has not received the vacs -- vaccine get it as as soon as possible. the vaccine takes up to two weeks to become fully effective. it protects against 95% of the flu strains circulating this season. the flu season often runs through march. >> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 7:24 sunday morning, i'm going to show you the winter weather advisory in effect after midnight tonight. from 3:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. you see shaded here. most of south jersey and delaware.

. >> that was martha raddatz with the vice president-elect.anwhile, democrats being told they're not planning to pull the rug from anybody. but tom price had to answer tough questions about his stock trades. he insisted he did not know his broker was buying stocks in a drug company before introducing legislation that would have benefitted the company. >>> and a new tragedy in the central part of that country. an avalanche covered a three story mountain hotel. authorities say at least 30 people are missing when the mountain of snow slammed into the hotel, they're having a difficult time getting rescue vehicles to the scene because roads are covered in deep snow. there are some fatalities, but they are hesitant to give a number. >> that same region has been struggling since last year's earthquake that killed about 300 people. just yesterday, four quakes hit that area, trapping some in their homes. all four are magnitude 5.1 or greater. felt 150 miles southwest of rome. 30 people are now missing. >>> more rain is expected in houston after a delug

we want to bring in abc's chief martha raddatz joining us from washington where she will be hosting "this week" later this morning. martha, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> and where do we begin? all right. >> quite a week. >> certainly that is the case. there's already been a whole lot of backlash to this executive order. did the trump administration underestimate the possible ramifications and what kind of ripple effects can we expect? >> well, they've obviously been working on this for a long time. this was a campaign promise by donald trump, but you saw those pictures at the airport. there's really chaos out there at the airports across the country in how to implement this executive order. that's the key here. were they given instructions, or did they give instructions to homeland security of exactly how to implement this? >> martha, a lot of tough talk coming out of the middle east, and iran has threatened to retaliate against the u.s. for this order. what could we expect from them? >> well, iran said it's a great islamic world. i think what you may see is iran banning am

the seal who died has not been identified and abc's martha raddatz asked sean spicer what happens. >> what can you tell us about that raid and who did they get? >> they got 14 individuals. they killed 14 individuals and captured a whole host of information about future plots. >> planning of the raid started under the obama administration, but president trump gave it the green light. it was meant to be clandestine, but the loss of a service member changed that. >>> a high school senior is looking to serve our country, and he has a big choice to make, which of four service academies to attend. >> talk about impressive, timothy park has been accepted to west point, as well as the naval, air force, and coast guard academies. hard to imagine any of them providing a more rigorous schedule than he has now. he plays the cello, runs track, and takes ten honors courses. which is your experience in high school, right? >> yeah, right. >> he still hasn't made a decision, but he's getting closer. >> my number one at this point is west point, but i'm still keeping my options open. >> park has the mi

a couple of people that moderated debates, martha raddatz was crying, crying the night when it was announced he was the president but she moderated a presidential debate. john harwood, we learned a number of things about him from wikileaks. i am thinking how did they get to that position if they are that one-sided? are they going to let me moderate a debate? i hope so. >> i'm for it. look at, i think that's interesting. for as much heat as fox takes in particular, you look at an outlet like msnbc, which is by no means, they are far to the left. over and over again, they are treated by their colleagues as being a mainstream news source. i think that goes for other writers asas well. as i said, if you are on the conservative side, this is nothing new. this is a battle we fightt every day. the lucky thing for us us through the beauty of talk radio and new sites that are poppingng up day in and day out, the daily signal, over and over we are seeing people gravitatey toward sites because they recognize the mainstream media is not the only team in town anymore. >> sean: none of these mainstream me

here now co-anchor martha raddatz. >> good morning. a whirlwind week for our new president. 18 executive actions, 3 tv interviews, 3 speeches, a joint news conference, a blizzard of activity and controversy over the wall and who will pay for it, those unfounded allegations of voter fraud, and then friday it got real with an executive order that had immediate and profound impact. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want them here. >> no surprise for anyone following the election. trump has been promising this extreme vetting for more than a year, but still, it came as a shock. a 90-day ban on travelers from 7 countries, syria, iran, iraq, somalia, yemen, sudan and libya. even green card holders who thought they were free to come and go caught in the chaos. all refugees also banned for 120 days. the result, hundreds of people detained or turned away. many thousands in a state of high anxiety like 29-year-old syrian dr. mohamed mustafa here legally since

ban is front and center on this morning's show as the press secretary of state sits down with martha raddatzter: good morning gray and nydia, after a whirlwind week for president trump protest after the executive order limiting entry to the u.s. can that order survive in court will trump back down. we're asking all the tough questions with sean spicer, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell and former defense secretary bob gates all that coming up on this week. >> busy show. "action news" continues back here at noon, here's some of the stories we're working on on for you, the philadelphia opera brings a love story to the city. details on the rarely performed show. >> what's in a name. why experts say sometimes we mix up people's names. now for chris hall -- chris sowers, gray hall, that was on purpose. i'm nydia han, we'll see you back here at noon. >> bye. >> announcer: starting right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos" -- [ chanting ] first week firestorm. protests around the country after trump limits entry to the u.s. [ chanting ] president trump not backing down. >> we're tot