issued a blistering statement calling for an independent investigation, writing it is now clear natalie trump administration, national security apparatus is a chaos, creating a very troubling time for our country general flynn's resignation, the continued cloudiness regarding trump aid and their communication was russian officials, the open air conversations regarding north korean missiles, i am at a loss as to how to categorize what is happening over there. now coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 more on the suggestion there could have possibly been collusion, between some trump cabinet members and staff members, and the russians. we will see you at 6:00 for that part and why political experts say you should care. live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> more on the president's meeting with prime minister netanyahu the at the white house. they talk about middle east peace deal for decade american policy has centered upon a two state solution that creates an independent palestinian state but president trump signalled he is opened to changing that policy. >> so i'm

meantime officials tell insuring times they have not yet seen any evident natalie trump campaign collided with russia to impact the outcome of the election, rahel and jim back to you. >>> government officials keeping a close eye on the spy ship patrolling off the east coast. it is working its way toward connecticut but sent most of yesterday floating off coast of delaware and new jersey. it is used to college intelligence there radar and other bases up the east coast and intelligence analyst ed tour andcy believes that russia is using the ship, to rouse the new administration. >> this is what you consider harassment operations, and it is psychological operations really. here's what the russians are very good at, they are good at mind games, and they play three dimensional chess. so they are three or four steps ahead, always trying to he see where you're going to go and then they counter lay. >> and there is to indication natalie restens of the ship has anything to to with the resignation of the president trump's national the security advisor michael flynn. >>> new this morning gunfire out

president trump's secretary of state rex tillerson delivers remarks at the state department today as hena daniels reports at the top of the agenda calming fears within the state department natalie president's travel ban on immigrants will make america less safe. >> president trump presided over secretary of state rex tillerson's swearing in wednesday night. >> you bring unique skills and deep, deep insights into for even diplomacy our nation needs. >> reporter: before taking to twitter before accusing iran of raply taking over more and more of iraq even after u.s. has squandered $3 trillion there. the comments came on the same take natalie trump administration declared a new hard line policy toward iran, after its failed test of a ballistics missle. >> iran is feeling emboldened, as of today we are officially putting iran on notice. >> reporter: on twitter the president blasted an obama era deal with australia to allow more than 1,000 mostly muslim refugees being held off shore and rejected by australian government. to resettle this is united states. >> the agreement was reportedly at the heart of the contentious phone call between mr. trump and australia's prime minister over

. >>> meantime officials tell new york times they have yet to see any evident natalie trump campaign colluded with russia to impact the outcome of the election. >>> meanwhile white house and pentagon are on alert after a russian spy ship was on thed making its way up the east coast. the ship was last seen yesterday, floating off coast of delaware and new jersey. the vessel itself is used to collect intelligence there radars and other electronic emission from his military bases up the east coast. intelligence analyst ed tour andcy lives here in philadelphia and believes russia is essentially trying to rattle the white house. >> it is all part of putin being putin, testing limits and see what kind of reaction he will get from the new administration. are they acquiring any kind of major intelligence bonanza, no this is what you consider harassment operations. it is psychological operations really. >> there is no indication natalie restens of the ship has anything to do with the resignation of the president trump's national security advisor michael flynn. >>> new this morning police are

reporter: to be sure, this is a critical time for national security, north korea test fired a missle natalie trumpdministering may be reworking a executive order on border security and closer to home, president trump meets with canadian rhyme minister justin trudeau. as far as flynn's concerned, one thing to keep in mind this is a president who values loyalty and if nothing else, flynn has been loyal to trump especially through course of the campaign. he was one of his earlier supporters. >> so how do they know he talk about the sanctions to the fbi was listening into this russian ambassador. >> there may be what referred to as signals intelligence on this that may give some indication what the subject really was. it is difficult to say. if anybody would be aware of that potential you would think it would be mike flynn. we don't know exactly know what is really known to get into some parlance there about this conversation. >> well, it is on tape by fbi, he is in trouble. >>> all right. doug, thank you. see you tomorrow. >>> well, sure sign that spring's just over a month away, what is it? pitchers

natalie media? >> unaudible. >> trump administration made a case for explaining why the list was released. >> many of them have not gotten the attention we deserve. it is too often we are seeing these attacks not get spectacular attention that they deserve. >> reporter: now to reaction to politicians, senator toomey was silent on this, spokeswoman said he would not be commenting. senator casey sent this statement and i quote it is a bizarre statement by the president, and instead of being the nation's media critic in chief, president trump should focus on keeping america safe. spokesmen for mayor kenney telling me lack of truth in trump's statement is self-evident to anybody who was in philadelphia. as for officer hartnett, of course, he is doing okay. he told me he could not talk about this. ukee and jessica, back to you. >> joe, thank you for that. >>> right now federal appeals court is deciding whether to reinstate trump's travel ban. three judge panel with the ninth circuit is meeting in san francisco. on friday a judge in washington tell rarely suspended the president's executive order on immigr

with you in philadelphia here's "cbs evening news" tonight, president trump blames blind hatred of the media for the fall of his natalie security advisor. >>> heating with the israeli leader mr. trump says peace does not necessarily heene an independent palestinian state. the head of the u.s. special forces, says natalie u.s. government thinks quote unbelievable turmoil. >>> and we will go to remote antarctica for mystery of the missing penguins, all that just ahead on the "cbs evening if youin a palace of ice,winter there's only one place to go. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> the love statue is on the the hoff, iconic sculpture left dilworth park today. >> not to worry, it will be back after a make over. workers carefully removed sculpture and pedestal and it will be repainted same red, blue and green. it was last refurbish in 1998. when it returns the statue will be layed in its original location, jfk plaza also known as, love park. >>> well, thanks for watc

trump fan club. >> natalie, when you listen to this in europe, what have you -- what have all of you made of donald trump's first few weeks in office? >> well, it's been an absolute earth shake for europeans the first month of the trump administration. there's been so many conflicting messages even when vice president pence and secretary mattis went to the munich conference. comments after their speeches were rather hesitant. did they really reassure european states about alliance commitments? i think only half of the job was done. there are many, many questions that are still raised. a lot of europeans, european government, main european governments look at the trump white house and think this is a rogue president. they are dealing with something completely that they had never predicted and that they don't quite know how to address. >> gideon rose, when you look at it, it's fair to point out he has reversed himself on lots of these issues. he has now continued obama foreign policy in many of these areas and trump cleanup is pretty impressive by which i mean that secretary of state, s

natalie allen. >>> we begin with president donald trump. also, this week, the white house is expected to roll out a revised executive order banning travelers from seven mostly muslim nations. >> it does promise to be a busy week. there is one event on his calendar coming up in april that president trump is declining. he tweeted without explanation, i will not be attending the white house correspondence association dinner this year. please wish everyone well and have a great evening. the head of the correspondents association spoke with brianna keilar about it. >> it is not a surprise to say that the president has said many negative things about the media and comparing the media or suggesting that the media is the enemy of the american people. that, of course, is something that the correspondents association and journalists reject. the media is an incredibly important part of a vibrant republic. we celebrate that at that dinner. it is up to him to decide whether or not he wants to come. the correspondents association and the members that wor

trump's executive order on immigration and threats to defund sanctuary cities. city filed a lawsuit stating order is unconstitutional and exceeds the president's power. city attorneys, says natalie city is in compliance, when it comes to reporting citizenship and immigration status. >> president trump's executive order tried to turn city and state employees into federal immigration officers. and that is unconstitutional. >> sanctuary cities which by the way includes philadelphia, new york, los angeles vowed to fight order, sanctuary city supporters believe un documented immigrant should be shielded from deportation when they report crimes. >>> 4:43. >> katie's here with another check of the forecast. it has been frigid outside these last few days, what do you think about today. >> to take will be milder then what we have seen in recent taste here, even despite the fact we have clipper system rolling through yesterday to take will be a day that features in precipitation unless in the the mountains. this is a live look just south of that here overlooking south mountain off in the distance here a look at bethlehem, from hotel bethlehem and it looks like there is still a sheen on th

president trump assured abe natalie u.s. has got his back. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know natalie united states of america stands behind japan, its great alley 100 percent. >> earlier the president and mrs. trump hosted a dinner with the prime minister and his wife at their estate in florida before posing for pictures and sitting down for the meal. >>> meantime president trump is considering a new executive order on immigration, while the old one undergoes legal testing in court. that could happen either tomorrow or tuesday. over the past week ice agents held raids and arrested at least 300 people from coast to coast. 160 of those arrests happened in los angeles where raids were carried out this six counties in southern california. now according to the l.a. ice director those arrested were criminals and people without standing deportation orders. >> should also know that there are a lot of out of status and things are changing and ice agents will take a hard look at them and probably take them into cus

. >>> an appeals court says natalie decision on president trump's travel ban will be filed before closebusiness , today, in california so, meantime, today president trump hosted a by partisan group of senators at the white house to discuss his supreme court pick. he is locked in the war of words with democratic senator -- a democratic senator over comments made by neil gorsuch and the judge, is caught in the middle. >> i urge you all to confirm him. >> reporter: lunching with democratic senators president trump showed no signs of regret for nominating judge neil gorsuch to the supreme court. even after senator richard blumenthal said went that judge gorsuch criticized the president. >> he said to he me that he finds disheartening and demoralizing the repeated abhorrent attacks by the president of the united states of the independent judiciary. >> reporter: conversation has sparked a war of word between the senator and the president, who says that judge gorsuch's words were taken out of context. the white house insists that the judge was speaking in general terms. >> his comments were mi

trump to take. washington and minnesota officials say natalie ban is discriminatory, and harms people. the trump administration argues it is a matter of national security. >> we need strong programs so that people that love us and want to love our country and will end up loving our country are allowed in. not people that want to destroy us and destroy our country. >> let take a live picture from the capitol we have another showdown playing out there inside, because today the senate will be voting on education secretary nominee betsy devos democrats have been pulling an all neither they are trying to block perfect confirm haitian republicans are still expected to narrowly win her approval, two other republicans have switched and said they will vote for her so vice-president mike pence may have to cast the deciding vote. >>> we should point out listing of the travel ban means a second chance for immigrant families turned away last month. six relatives of the assali family flew from syria to jfk airport in new york. they arrived in allentown yesterday greeted by governor tom wolf and host

president trump assured abe natalie u. has got his back. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know natalie united states of america stands behind japan, its great alley 100 percent. >> earlier the president and mrs. trump hosted a dinner with the prime minister and his wife, in florida before posing for pictures before sitting down for the meal. >>> meantime president trump is considering a new executive order on immigration, while the old one under goes legal testing in court. that could happen either tomorrow or tuesday. over the past week ice agents held raids and arrested at least 300 people from coast to coast. 160 of those arrests happened in los angeles where raid were carried out this six counties in southern will california. now, according to the l.a. ice director those arrested were criminals and people without standing deportation orders. >> you should also know that if they are out of status, things are changing and ice agents will take a hard look at them, and possibly take them into custody. >> th

i'm pleased natalie order has been halted. >> reporter: president trump criticized the judge and his decision. tweeting, the opinion of this so-called judge, which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country, is ridiculous and will be overturn. >> when a country is no longer able to say who can and cannot come in and out especially for reasons of safety and security , big trouble. >> millions still believe something needs to be done. >> every time i get on a flight ie somebody like that, it makes me feel uneasy. >> reporter: this trump supporters says the president needs to rethink his approach to such controversial issues. >> are you still for him. >> definitely. >> reporter: do you like what he has done so far. >> i think he can slow down a little bit, because it is not really popular right now and i just hope he slows down so he doesn't face, god forbid impeachment. >> reporter: and advocacy organizations are encouraging travelers affected pie this ban, and it is now, lifted temporarily they are asking them to rebook their travel as soon as possible while this window i

back in washington the white house is pushing back against a draft memo natalie ap obtained indicating the trump considering mobilizing the national guard, to round up immigrants in the u.s. illegally. spokesmen sean spicer called the memo 100 percent not true, democrats called the idea appalling. >> that would be one of the most unamerican things that would happen in the last century. >> reporter: president trump is promised to go roll out a new executive order on immigration next week, and he is also looking to name a new national security advisor after michael flynn was forced to resign and admiral robert h arward turned down the the job. acting national security advisor keith killing on is one of the four on his short list. >>> joining us is host of the face the nation, john dickerson with a look ahead to the show, on sunday, and john, another big week of news coming out of this white house i know you have chairman of the house intelligence committee on this week during a week where we heard a lot from the intelligence community. what do you expect to hear from him. >> reporter: well, we're

trump tweeted about best actress nominee natalie portman typing out that many people saying natalie portman hard for an oscar nom, and calling it sad. another best actress nominee, emma stone, was the host of "saturday night live," the week that president trump tweeted that the show was unwatchable and not funny. he has tweeted favorably about best actor denzel washington in the past, knowing that the star gave a, quote, wonderful commencement speech after washington's address. best supporting actress, octavia spencer has been vocal herself, tweeting about the republican national convention saying it is like a car wreck, can't look but can't look away. of course, we know about the meryl streep/donald trump tension that began with meryl streep's comments about the president during an acceptance speech during the golden globes. take a listen. >> so, hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners. if you kick them all out you'll have nothing to watch but football and mixed martial arts, which are not the arts. >> he then called the actress overrated in a series of tweets and will be keepi

trump's press conference on social media. the following the president's comment, natalie reasonsly is out of control, hugh sweeney said yes, the truth is out of control because of the press. you know how trump despisees truth. but lisa agrees with president trump, tweeting simply, so true. following president trump's comment about inn her death a government mess from president obama ginger lynn said you can only inherit is what meant for you, which this job isn't. on the topic of former national security advisor michael flynn's resignation president trump explained flynn was just doing his job. marco myers he's correct. he was doing what he was told. >>> meantime pennsylvania senator bob casey met the with the supreme court nominee neil gorsuch today, president trump picked the high court is making round on capitol hill, senator casey says that he vested his concerns about gorsuch's judicial record on civil rights, and confirmation hearings for gorsuch will begin how much the 20th. >>> some local businesses closed up shop today in solidarity with the nationwide day without immigrants protests. grass roots effort highlighted ec

less than two months before the election back in september, trump tweeted about best actress nominee natalietman saying natalie portman trying too hard for an oscar nom calling it sad. emma stone was the host of saturday night live when trump tweeted it was unwatchable and not funny. he tweeted about denzel washington in the past, noting in 2015 that the star gave a, quote, wonderful commencement speech at dillard university. supporting actress octavia spencer has been vocal herself on twitter about the president. in july she tweeted about the republican national convention saying it was like a car wreck. can't look, but can't look away. of course, we know about the meryl streep-donald trump tension that began with streep's comments during an acceptance speech at the golden globes. let's listen. >> so hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigner, and if we kick them all out you'll have nothing to watch, but football and mixed martial arts which are not the arts. >> trump then called the actress overrated in a series of tweets that night. we'll be keeping an eye on that if streep takes

most analyst were expecting natalie fed will wait and see the impact of donald trump's economic policies before they raise rates, again. jim and rahel. >>> now jill, we have mike wallace, morley safer, leslie stall, 60 minutes team do these major investigations and we need to you delve deeply into this, is there a shortage of bacon. >> reporter: this is the stuff that matters, right. >> yes. >> reporter: reports of the bacon shortage are apparently over blown. >> halleluiah. >> here's what happened as bacon anxiety began from the report from the usda which says the pork belly inventory was at lowest level in 50 years. then as a marketing opportunity, the ohio pork council create aid web site bacon shortage.com, one analyst though tells the times there is still lengthy of hogs and there will be plenty of bacon. jim and rahel. >> i knew i could count on you , jill. these are the things that matters, for someone in the morning. thanks, jill. we will check with you next hour. >>> well, regardless of what the groundhog does today wintry temperatures will be here very soon. >> question is just

trump for natalie is talking about reducing regulation.order tax, deciding what will be taxed, one of your earlier guests pointed out, it is complicated. how do you tax financial services? that drags the economy down. what really creates prosperity when entrepreneurs can just say, i'm going to sell this as cheaply as i can and don't deal with the regulators and tax schemes. neil: you know, between that and the talk on dodd-frank and revisiting all the rules and laws and regulations that were put in place, post the meltdown, john, the argument has always been, you need to more aggressively police all of those foxes on wall street. because you can't trust them not to get into the same trouble again. now you have a president who is trying to dial some of those rules and regulations back, maybe entirely gut dodd-frank. how do you feel about that? >> gut them all. yes. sarbanes-oxley, after enron was going to fix all the scandals. well that didn't. then dodd-frank was going to do it. now, it just drives smaller banks out of business and concent

people rallied outside his harrisburg office tea handing natalie senator pick up the phone, protesters are demanding answers regarding president trump's immigration order. toomey's office say they have spoken on multiple occasions and continue to offer to meet with people in the offer. >>> syrian refugees who re settled in northeast philadelphia took part in the the special event at reading terminal market. those refugees joined hey fair resident for cooking demonstration and dinner last night as part of the series called breaking bread, break ing barriers, that aims to bring cultures together through food. >> the most important thing that we can say right now is sending a clear signal of welcome and being opened to everyone that wants to be part of the philadelphia community here. >> the cooking demonstration where is led by cammal family of cammal's middle eastern sessionties and jack mack david of jack down home diner. they work together to create a menu to fuse syrian dishes with typical american favorite s. >>> 5:36. in business news, how to get something different, from the atm. >> and how well apple did in the last quarter. mon

. >> there is no independent case natalie presence of the ship has anything to do with the resignation of the president trump's national security advisor michael flynn >>> atlantic city casinos are off to a good start for year 2017, figures from the new jersey division of the gaming enforcement show that january gambling revenue is up 7.7 percent from a year ago. seven casinos have 234.6 million-dollar from gamblers, internet the gambling brought the in 18-point will million up 28 percent from more than a year ago. >>> well, coming up, you can trust rumors. >> top prize in the the west minister dog show we will introduce you to the top dog and tell you why the owner says the win almost didn't happen. >>> an officer opens fire near campus of a major university, the place where this happened and what led up to the gunfire , we will tell you all , we will tell you all about it, when we come right ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. at ikea, we believe that everything, from your lamp to your couch, should work as hard as you do. th

those members have been denied membership refund after trump bought the club in 2012. prosecutors say natalierum violated contracts, natalie members had signed with the reeve just owner. trip seven organization says it will appeal. >>> woman in iowa says she might be dead this morning if in the the for her neighbor's dog. the marcia allen was in her backyard when she collapsed unable to get backup or yell for help. and then that exact moment neighbor's black lab mack came outside and seven years old who is a quiet guy started to bark. >> struck. you were stroking out. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: like a frantic bark, because he knew something was wrong, so he had that like sixth sense that something wasn't right. >> he would not have done that , there was no way. >> max the hero. >> he is a wonderful talk. report mack is a hero, and someone came outside, marcia allen promising extra treats through the fence, just for mack. >>> still ahead this morning talk about a local boy quite an athlete, he will play in the super bowl. >> we have a couple local guys but we will profile one, he got gre

areas but acting secretary of the army has ordered natalie core of engineers toish eye the permit necessary to complete the pipeline. a week ago president trump signed an executive order signaling his support for the project. >>> well, scotland this week parade of hundreds of fiery torches continues a century's old vikings tradition. >> look at the that. the modern day vikings carries a torch to a viking ship before setting it the on fire. tire festival -- jim's interested in this. fire festival org that ited in the 1880's and acts as a celebration of shared history. >> cool. >> scottish folks. the irish wouldn't do that. >> no. >> no. >> what about the canadiens? >>> it was a wonder land, it may look beautiful but it the is causing trouble for people in the canadian providence of new brunswick. the ice storm that hit the region left 20,000 people without power. storm covered trees, like this one in ice, just complete trees and ice, 200 canadian soldiers air cyst continuing with recovery efforts. >> i don't mind they but when it comes to ice storms ape trees, just being a little bit can bring them down. >> it is more of a nuisance, anything t

secretary, in a dramatic turn off events yesterday trump's pick for the job andrew buds certificate withdrew. republicans raised concerned over the fact natalie food executive failure to pay taxes for five years on a former housekeeper, who wasn't authorized to work in the u.s. >> i believe that he made the right decision. >> i would hope natalie next person who is nominated will be the subject of a lot better vetting. >> reporter: development came just two days after president 's national security advisor michael flynn was forced to resign over fall out from conversations he had with a russian diplomate about sanctions in december. >> are you going to answer any questions about your associate contact with the russians touring the campaign sir. >> reporter: during a news conference with israeli rhyme minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house mr. trump dodged questions about his administration's communication with russian officials during the campaign. before backing away against u.s. long standing policy favoring the two state solution between israelis and palestinian. >> i'm looking at two state, one state and i like the one that both p

. >>> well, president trump have been just inaugurated but he is planning for 2020 run. >> all right. federal election commission reports natalie president has 7.6 million-dollar in the bank at the end of 2016, and inauguration souvenirs and donation request, will only increase that number when candidates reach 5,000 threshold they are required to file an official statement of candidacy. >>> coming up in our next half an hour, how president trump's immigration order will impact the u.s. economy. >>> but first, where is melania? the first lady has not been seen in public since the day after the inauguration? plus this. >>> i'm pat gallen at morris animal refuge and they are taking part in the puppy bowl and 2017 morning show bowl, we will tell you about it when we come right back. >> ♪ >> it is groundhog day, you're looking live, at punxsutawney, pennsylvania where people are already gathered to see if phil sees his shadow or not. if he sees it, it means six more weeks of winter, we will be right back. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>>

trump a shower abe that the u u.s. has got his back. >> i want everybody to fully understand and necessity natalie united states of america stands behind japan its great alley, 100 per sent. >> earlier the president and mrs. trump hosted dinner with the prime minister and his wife at their estate in florida, the four posed for pictures before sitting down for the meal. >>> before north korea's latest missle launch the two leaders spent weekend in florida advertise cussing trade and shared security interests. major gar he the has more from palm beach. >> reporter: president trum april arrived at his florida club for a golf summit with japanese prime minister shinzo abe but wrangling over the president's immigration policies overshadowed the diplomatic engagement. president tweeted once he gets involved in negotiations the price of the border wall between u.s. and mexico quote will come way down. mr. trump is also conn trent ing resistance to his immigration ban which is currently on hold. the president told reporters on air force one that he new order this is works while court battles continued. >> we will win that battle but we have a

i want to introduce you to natalie, we talked earlier and you said, i get that preside trump is our president now. so why are you out here protesting? >> because if you're silent in the face of injustice, and my parents raised all of us to stand up against injustice and to raise our voices and i'm here as a straight alley. i'm here with all my closest friends from work who are from this community and we're standing together. we do recognize that trump's our president, but the minority president and we still beat him by 3 million votes with the coalition asleep. >> you feel like the coalition was asleep. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you feel it is awake? >> it is wide awake now. and we are very present and angry and vocal and we're going to take this fight all the way to the courts and polling booth. >> reporter: if you had a message to other people that are watching you out here, you are a straight ally coming here to support lgbt members, why do you think it's so important that straight allies are here today. >> first they came for the muslims and jews if you don't stantd up and stick together,

natalie senator pick up the phone. protesters are dehanding answering regarding president trump's immigration order, toomey's office sayve spoken to the protesters on multiple occasions and continue to offer to meet with people this is office. >>> well, she may not be u.s. attorney general any longer but sally yates is being honored. yates has been nominated for john f. kennedy profile in courage award which celebrates official whose choose the public interest over partisan ship. yates was fired by president trump monday night for refusing to deeven if his recent executive order on immigration, at ward will be presented to the winner in may >>> well, the results of the latest crash test of four electric and hybrid vehicles hey advise you. >> the plug in hybrid came out on top, two other brand had some shortcomings. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao live near schuylkill expressway with the closer look, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. interestingly enough two luxury brand missed the top hashing and now insurance institute for highway safety tested four vehicles made by toyota, chevy, bmw

has put a temporary ban on the travel ban trying to counter act what the president trump has put into place. >> yes, natalie. >> that just happened on sat take. >> friday. >> friday, okay: >> so what does that mean for you because you have existing cases from when the ban was stated. has it been hurry up, lets get this done before something else happens. >> that is advice we are giving to people, that if you are able to get into the you had, before there is another decision that overturns the judge's decision, that is great, so obviously as many as can travel as quickly as possible is doing that. >> that is probably going to happen, some other judge or the president himself will overturn and trump judges order. >> the president does not have a authority to trump why's other. this is with the judicial branch and so, the ninth circuit will make a decision, eat tore day or very shortly and if either party the losing party decides they want to take this further it may go up to the supreme court. supreme court has he to deciding whether they will take it. >> ninth circuit is a pretty liberal circuit. >> it has b

natalie you're coming back. >> quickly some questions if i may the first one being president trump has been quick to take actions on several issues he's addressed along the campaign trail and with that in mind he made a stop in cleveland and said he would like to make cities like ours be the economic envy of the world, a bold statement so our viewers would love to now a specific example of how to do it sooner rather than later. >> it's a great example i think not only cleveland, but detroit and so many other cities around the country, you heard the president talk about the need to rebuild our inner cities, we were really impressed with cleveland this past july, the rebound the city has taken and cleveland or detroit through different tax and regulatory measures there's a way to bring manufacturing back and jobs back an whether it's harley davidson, locke or boeing, g.m., fiat, ford, he continues to talk to them how to bring jobs back, that was another conversation he has the with the pharmaceutical companies yesterday. how to bring jobs back and regulations so it's about making sure we have an environment natali

president trump tweeted after the attack saying france is on edge, again, and natalie the united states has to get smart >>> the port of philadelphia is an economic engine bringing in goods from around the world , including mexico. the idea of a border wall and possible tariff on mexico to pay for that wall has pleased some and dismade others. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at the port with more on how a tariff could affect the bottom line, david? >> reporter: hi, jessica the port in philadelphia is one of the largest in the country. you may be able to see just behind me how bigot is, we're talking about hyundais and kia 's from mexico by tens of thousands but tonight a local member of congress is worried that changes in the trump administration, could end up costing you more. >> i'm representing the people of the united states. >> reporter: two weeks in office and president donald trump is not backing down from his promise of building a wall on the u.s./mexican border. the just last week, he signed an executive order, moving forward with the wall insisting mexico will p

the trump administration argues it is a matter of natalie security. will see what the ruling will be. big day. >> well, a new study shows a baby can never have enough cuddles. >> and modern day mom gets real, with cleaning the house, karen? >> reporter: but, both of these are trending right now. baby when your child cries go ahead and pick them up. the don't listen to the grand mom or people that say you will slow your babies. all of the research shows that a crying baby they want to you pick them up, swaddle them, you cannot possibly spoil a baby. that is what experts are saying. children loved, cuddled, and i am they grow up for healthier, less derested, and kinder, more apathetic and more row ducktive asiana -- productive adults. they say letting them cry can ruin their development and nervous system. the study can be found in the applied development science. makes them shore anxious growing up. >>> there is a mom out the there with an answer for all of those people on experts or cleaning everything and they put them on pinterest and make us feel i

. >> trump made joke tuesday during a heating with the texas sheriff and he apparently wasn't happy natalieaw headachier is trying to reform forfeiture laws. senator leach respond in a pro font laced tweet inviting the president to destroy his career and called him loofa faced. >> daylen says the reaction is beyond anything he could have imagined. maybe we will play what he said to president trump. who is this guy? >> who is this guy, we will destroy his career. >>> second page of the newspaper, daily news, is there some mouth problems in washington d.c. kelly ann conway is facing serious criticism after she promoted ivanka trump's fashion line during a interview on fox and friend. >> go by ivanka's stuff, i hate shopping i will go get some myself today. >> so kelly ann comments comes after nordstroms dropped ivan ka trump's fashion line. president trump responded on twitter saying it was unfair, both republican and democratic lawmakers say kelly ann conway violated a law that prohibits federal employees from using their public office, for the even tors. of a product. press secretary sean s

trump administration has the legal authority to impose that kind of executive order, temporarily suspending travel nationwide. of course, the opponent, tuesday's washington and minnesota argued natalie ban was unconstitutional, violated due process, first amendment, right of, to practice your religion freely and that is when the judge suspended this order while they could argue about the merits of the case. government immediately went to the appeals court and said that you know, natalie why was out of line and it should reinstate travel ban while they hashed out these legal arguments. at peels court issuing this decision refusing to grant the government's request. now the government, at this point, can go to the united states supreme court and try to get the court to reinstate the ban but that is highly unlikely at this point. they will need five justices to agree to do so and with that court divided now four- four, remember one of those seats still vacant justice scalia it is unlikely the court will intervene at this point. that means it will go back to the lower court while parties will argue about the legality of this travel ban. this is not a decision on the merits, at end of th

natalie, you're coming back. >> i will quickly ask two questions if i may. the first one trump has been quick to take action on several issues he's addressed along the campaign trail. with that in mind, he made a stop here in cleveland and he said he would like to make cities like ours the economic envy of the world. a bold statement. our viewers would love to know an example, specific example, as to how he plans to do this sooner than later. >> that's a great question, natalie. it's not just cleveland. it's detroit and so many of the other cities around the country. you heard the president talk about the need to rebuild our inner cities. we were really impressed with cleveland this past july. we were there for the national convention. people of cleveland, their desire, the rebound the city has taken. i think when you go to whether it's a city like cleveland or detroit through different tax and regulatory measures, there's a way that we continue to bring manufacturing back, we continue to bring jobs back. whether it's harley davidson or lockheed or boeing or the gm fiat, ford,

natalie, you're coming back. >> i will quickly ask two questions if i may. the first one being, president trump has been quick to take action on several issues he has addressed along the campaign trail, with that in mind he made a stop here in cleveland and he said would he like it make cities like ours the economic envy of the world. a bold statement. our viewers would love to know, an example, specific example, as to how he plans to do this sooner than later. >> that's a great, question, natalie. not just cleveland but detroit and so many of the other cities around the country. you heard the president talk about the need to rebuild our inner cities. we were really impressed with cleveland when we were there for the national convention. i think whether it is a city like cleveland or detroit through different tax and regulatory measures, there is a way we can continue to bring manufacturing back and continue to bring jobs back and whether harley-davidson or carrier or lockheed or boeing, gm, fiat, ford, they talk about continuing to bring jobs back. and in talking with the pharmaceutical compan

because it's hard to imagine we can have both the trump presidency and we've known it and independent and honest security services as we've known them. >> nataliewhat does this mean for european countries? are they beginning to think about independent defense and foreign policy? i european friend of mine said the the worst thing he thoit was going to happen here was an insecure poland was going to go to countries like germany and say you can give us some kind of guarantees and then the germans might start thinking about it which will get the french to worry about germany freelancing and you will have renational liesed european security policy with independent countries pursuing independent interests. >> listen, of course, you know, the fact that general mcmaster has now been given this position will be seen as something reassuring for europeans essentially because if you have an unpredictable, hard to decipher president, a rogue president in the white house, then you want to have sound professional minds around him and people who are committed to the pillars of u.s. foreign policy as they've existed over the last 70 years, which are matter a lo

natalie court is working to get a decision out quickly. >> reporter: hour long hearing , conduct by phone, in a san francisco appeals court, is the most significant legal battle yet over president trump's travel ban. >> president's determination that a 90 day pause was needed was constitutional. >> reporter: three judge panel peppered the attorney with department of justice with questions as he pressed to have order barring refugees and citizens, of seven majority muslim countries reinstated, at one point the judges asked for more evidence >> there have been a number of people from somalia connected to al-shabob who have been convicted in the united states >> is that in the record can you point us to where in the record you're referring? >> it is no the in the record. >> reporter: having already argued the case before, attorneys representing the states, fighting the ban were at an advantage. >> because, students and faculty at our state universities were stranded overseas, we have families that were separated, we had, we had long time residents who could not travel overseas to visit their families without knowing that they would be able to come back. >> reporter: last week this family

natalie, thanks very much. >>> now, to washington. president trumpth an eye towards increased military spending. he's meeting with the nation's governors at the white house. he told them that his first four weeks in office have been a lot of fun. on sunday, the president dismissed the latest reports of alleged contact between his associates and russians during the presidential campaign. he called the russia talk fake news. designed to mask the democrats' election defeat as well as illegal leaks. but a fellow republican congressman, darrell issa, is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate those russia ties. >>> i turn to al. and i see a big red spot in the middle of the country. >> topcy tufsy-turvy weather. look at these temperatures out west. fresno, a really chilly -- it will be warmer in st. louis, dallas, new orleans and almost boston, as far as the temperatures are concerned. tuesday, las vegas is chillier than kansas city, indianapolis, d.c., savannah and jackson. but by the time we get to the latter part of the week, things norm aal no

well, she said she could, and then you will natalie, unfortunately, in the case of the executive order that was issued by president trump later on, said even though this order was vetted by the office of legal counsel and determined that this was a legal executive order both in content and in form, she said i still disagree with the president's executive order, and i'm going to order the justice department lawyers not to defend it. well, that's the kind of politics that we need none of in the department of justice. we have got plenty of politicians in this country. we have got plenty of politicians in the congress and in the white house. we don't need another politician as attorney general. in fact, we need a nonpolitician, an apolitician, somebody who believes that their allegiance to the rule of law, irrespective of who is involved, whether it's the president of the united states or it's the least among us. that is what the rule of law is all about. and that's one reason why i feel so strongly that senator sessions will be an outstanding attorney general because i believe he will restore the department of justice to a

trump administration says it may pursue a new executive order to replace one that just was blocked by federal court. senior policy advisor steven miller tells "fox news" sunday nataliehite house is considering additional actions to ensure the country's immigration system is not the a vehicle for terrorist. >> we will fight it, we will make sure that we take action to keep from it happening in the future what has happened in the past. >> the president has vowed to fight the judge's decision in court even if it means going to the supreme court. >>> 5:11 is the time. coming up next on good day huge evacuations have been ordered. >> nearly 200,000 residents in northern california, ordered to leave their homes after a flood threat to the nation's tallest tam. >>> lust, full speed ahead for uber and lyft, why they are finally getting the green light in new jersey. about time bob kelly. >>> you got it, good morning. full speed ahead here, 5:00 126789 we will go for a ride. when we go up and over that girard point double decker bridge hold on to the wheel, you'll feel wind rocking this morning. say good morning to wilmington delaware as we wake up on a monday, sue has your

trump's travel ban remains in limbo. this comes a day after a federal appeals court in san francisco, heard oral arguments for and against it. justice department argued natalie was well within the president's power, and that it should be able to continue while the court deliberates. attorneys representing washington state and minnesota maintain there is no harm in holding off on the policy until the courts confirmed it the is legal. >>> after elizabeth warren is barred from speaking on the senate floor her democratic peers continue to debate. this is a live lot the senate floor where democrats are fighting the attorney general nomination of jeff sessions. democrats say natalie republican majority is enforc ing a set of rules like the one begins senator warren unfairly, reporter reid menion has the full story. >> take your seat. >> reporter: steve danes ordering senator elizabeth war tone sit down during a debate over attorney general nominee jeff sessions. very rare rebuck following a testy exchange between warren and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> senator's impuned motives and conduct from our collogue of alabama. >> reporter: warren was reading

trump's immigration ban. they said first he came for us and now he's coming for immigrants and they're here now to show their solidarity. i want to introduce you to natalie and her partner if i can. natalie, why do you think immigration struck such a cord in the lgbtq community here. >> i think it's a lot to do with intersectionality. we can't fight for our own rights and not think about our neighbor's rights and queer folks here and around the world need a safe space so we understand immigrants looking for a safe space in this country. >> reporter: and why did you choose to come here and say i'm going to protest. i'm not just going to call and send a letter. why did you choose that today? >> i've been in education for ten years, i worked with children through the ages of 4 through 13 and working really hard to have them understand that they need to be an ally to other people and i can't go to work every day and listen to them ask questions about how this person could be our president when everything he stands for is the opposite of what i've been teaching children. >> reporter: personally as a couple, how does this effect you? i just heard someone on th

natalie stop was unnecessary. all three defendants are seeking plea tiehls that avoid possible jail time. >>> a new national poll find that more than half of the americans are not satisfied with president trump's first weeks in office. of those surveyed for gallup poll 55 percent say they dis approve of the president's job performance, 40 percent a have prove. and the negative numbers come as the president hosted a third world leader, this is since his inauguration. president trump welcomed canada's prime minister justin trudeau to the the white house monday their first face-to-face meeting. >> america's deeply fortunate to have a neighbor like canada >> relationships between neighbors are pretty complex and we won't always agree on everything. >> reporter: two are opposite in many ways, prime minister trudeau is a lynn rally with whose country has taken in 40,000 syrian refugees, while the president, works to restore his travel ban. >> we cannot let wrong people in, and i will not allow that to happen, during this administration. >> the last thing canadians expect is for me to come down and lecture another country on how they choose to govern themselves. >> reporter: two world leaders covered

natalie from fox cleveland in ohio. >> secretary spicer, thank you very much for the rare opportunity. i appreciate it. [laughter] >> you are coming back. >> reporter: two questions if i may. the rst one being president trump has been quick to take action on several issues, he's addressed along the campaign trail. and with that in mind he made a stop in cleveland and said he would like to make cities like ours the economic envy of the world. a bold statement. so our viewers would love to know an example, specific example how he plans to do this sooner rather than later. >> great question, natalie. it's not just cleveland, it's detroit and so many other cities around the country. you heard the president talk about the need to rebuild our inner cities. we were impressed with cleveland this past july. went for the national convention. the people of cleveland, desire and rebound the city has taken. when you go to whether it's cleveland or detroit, through different tacts and regulatory measures, there's a way to bring manufacturing back, jobs back, and whether it's harley-davidson or carrier or lockheed or boeing or the gm, fiat, ford, these companies he continues to talk with how they can bring jobs back, rel

trump's travel ban. on friday federal judge temporarily suspended the president's executive order on immigration. temporarily halted immigrants and refugees from seven predominantly muslim countries from coming into the united states, so natalie president can establish new screening measures to prevent terrorist from entering the country. today the president says he is ready for a long, legal fight. >> we will see what happens. we have a big court case, where we're well represented. we will see what happens. >> is it a supreme court case? >> we will see. >> hopefully it toss than the have to. it is common sense. some things are law and i'm all in favor of that. some things are common sense. this is common sense. >> reporter: a new quinnipiac university poll shows majority of the americans oppose the travel ban. >>> and today president double down on a claim natalie media is under reporting the number of recent terror attacks. white house released a list of 78 terror attacks most of them reported by cbs news. today during a house hearing the home land security secretary, struck a different tone. >> i think the press gets, does the best job, responsible press, do the best job that they can to get the facts straight but, of cour

. >> to president trump, come here >>> the city of chicago has a long and rich history, here to talk about that, my friend and colleague tremaine lee. >> i had time to be with natalieoore, wbze reporter, she wrote a fantastic book called "the south side." it's a look into how segregation shaped not just the south side but chicago. we talked about her neighborhood and the rich legacy of black chicago but struggles that isn't limited to gun violence, it didn't start and end with gun violence. let's take a look. so this is a beautiful block. >> yeah. this is where i grew up. >> i don't think people outside of chicago get to see this chicago. so many people it's a war zone, it's chiraq. >> there's an incrisability of the black middle-class in this country. this is not an anomaly, this is not a special neighborhood. there cease many neighborhoods that were once white in chicago that turned over black and they maintained a middle-class identity. >> why do you think that gets lost? >> it's not use. >> it's not sexy. >> it's not sexy. >> hi, how are you? how's your meal today? >> the issues we are dealing with in this city are not new. something just didn't magically happe