it can be repetitive in the case of trump news. and i know outrage can be uncool in a world where the professionals are never outraged. but if we lose our outrage, if we get used to president trump's deviancy, then deviancy wins. in the face of the outrageous, what choice do you really have? in outrage, at least, there is hope. joining now nick former chief of staff to joe biden and al gore. former senior aide to president obama. nick, your newspaper it turns out was one of the two sources that donald trump and n his tweet says he just learned this. learned it from your newspaper six weeks before he tweeted it. >> look, i'm pleased that he regards us now as a reliable source. >> he does. >> he cites you and in the next breath says that you are not -- what did he call you? not fake news. he used another phrase tonight. >> well, it's always something. >> dishonest. >> it's important to read the stories closely if you're going to read them. and the stories talked about he was not actually wiretapped. there was some kind of eavesdrop or

new revelations painting a chaotic picturpicture, as abc's david wright reports. >> reporter: moments before his departure for florida, president trump summoned his top aides to an oval office meeting where, senior white house sources tell abc news, the president went "ballistic," erupting at them in anger. marine one already parked on the south lawn, a pool camera in the rose garden was rolling outside the windows, capturing this glimpse of the tense scene inside. that's senior adviser steve bannon, who seemed animated at one point. among the others on the receiving end of this tirade -- chief of staff reince priebus, ivanka trump, jared kushner, and white house counsel don mcgahn. sources tell abc news trump's anger had been brewing since thursday, when attorney general jeff sessions caught him by surprise by recusing himself from any investigations into russia's meddling in the 2016 campaign. >> i have now decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigations of any matter relating in any way to the campaigns for president of the united states. >> reporter: hours earlier, trump had expressed his full confidence in th

a white house official telling bloomberg news that president trump has signed a new travel ban. ee the podium. we will bring you anything that happens at that podium live is and is it does. president trump has called on congress to find $1 trillion in public and private funds to invest in america's roads, bridges, airports, and other projects. we are focusing on the president's infrastructure plan. we are joined by mike burke, om.irman and ceo of aec do you anticipate $1 trillion will be put aside to spend on infrastructure at some point in 2017? mike: i think a plan will be put in place before the end of 2017 for the $1 trillion plan and then it will be implemented over the course of 18 and 19 and forward. vonnie: how will this happen? . bipartisan effort presumably will it involve tax credits and public-private partnerships? mike: we don't know just yet what it will look like that we do know that it will be a bipartisan support initiative. we have seen broad bipartisan support across washington for an infrastructure initiative and i think it will be comprised of a host of diffe

was last night a new trump? he see the good reviews and say i'm going to be different, or is this like the campaign where he had his moments where he was on prompter, when he was on the cliff, he would always recover and recalibrate for a certain period of time, which it varies. sometimes weeks. sometimes hours. >> if he is watching all of this coverage that says he is a new trump, at some point that will annoy him. >> i just wholly reject the idea that he is a new trump. i think he is doing a different type of selling. if you look at him as someone who is always selling, you recognize he needed to make a different sales pitch. >> another thing he was selling -- this one is a little more difficult than a republican congress because the traditions of the republican party, free market, open trade, not this president. >> i believe strongly in free trade, but it also has to be fair trade. it's been a long time since we had fair trade. the first republican president, abraham lincoln, warned that the abandonment of th

the real news headlines have been hard on president trump this week. the "new york times," "washington post," cnn is other outlets have been breaking new ground about the connections to russia. one of "the washington post" stories calls jeff sessions to recuse himself from russia-related investigations. trump was reportedly ticked off about this. . he didn't think sessions needed to recuse himself. so what happened this weekend? trump tried to change the story. in fact, he and his allies have created a brand new story line. castings a purgss on president obama. they haven't given any proof, but they have given trump supporters a talking point. that trump's problems are obama's fault. they are working overtime to promote this dmartive. let's take a look at what's going on here and how it start ed. this morning just in time for the sunday morning shows, sean spicer said, quote, reports concerning potentially politically motivated investigations immediately ahead of the 2016 election are very troubling. by reports, does he mean trump's own tweets? because

news. demanding answers. president trump speaks out about his explosive wiretapping claim as more republicans say they haven't seen any evidence. senators just got a classified briefing about it from the head of the fbi. what did he reveal? >>> growing dissent. republican opposition to the gop healthcare bill approaches critical mass in the house just hours ahead of a cnn counsel hall with health secretary tom price. can the plan to repeal and replace obamacare be salvaged? >>> campaigning again. president trump holding a rally paid for by his re-election campaign. he'll be touting a healthcare plan, but didn't mention it at all in an earlier speech in michigan. is his push tonight too little too late? >>> secretary of state rex tillerson arrives in asia, leaving reporters behind as he attempts to talk about the north korea threat. the plan for china and a broader coalition. is it a mission impossible? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the "the situation

given how much cable news trump watches, my money was on national security adviser travelocity gnome.ing retired vice admiral bob harward, who turned the offer down because, according to friends, harward thought that the chaos in the white house made the offer a real "( bleep ) sandwich." ( laughter ) by the way-- by the way, trump tower serves a mean ( bleep ) sandwich. ( laughter ) not to be confused with the taco bowl, though it is really hard to tell the difference sometimes. ( applause ) because, in that photo-- ( laughter and applause ) can we put that back up? can we put the photo back up? trump really does have a taco- eating grin. well, today, trump finally made his choice: lieutenant general and man gravely thrilled, h.r. mcmaster. he chose mcmaster, i assume, because he had the strongest- sounding name. "is general thrust mcpowerhouse not available? then let's go with mcmaster instead." this afternoon, the president introduced mcmaster from the official command couch. >> i'd like to ask h.r. to say a couple of words. >> stephen: i'm sure this isn't the first time that h.r.

trump at the request of president obama. the claim was made by press secretary sean spicer citing fox news. british officials called the allegations utterly ridiculous. president trump refuses to apologize, passing the buck to fox news, and his spokesman now says the white house doesn't regret anything. and after standing just feet from north korean soldiers at the dividing line between north and south korea, secretary of state tillerson today warned kim jong-un's regime that the united states would consider military action against north korea if it's provoked. previous administrations have also said all options are on the table, but where others tried to engage the north, tillerson is now stressing that the policy of strategic patience has ended. i'll talk to jake sullivan. he was national security adviser to vice-president biden, a top adviser to hillary clinton, and our correspondents, analysts and guests are standing by with full coverage of the day's top stories. let's begin with president trump. defying all evidence, all logic, once again raising the claim that he was bugged by his pre

trump's budget cuts? let's go "out front." good evening. i'm erin burnett. we begin with the breaking news. sident donald trump stand alone. congressional leaders giving strong rebukes of wiretapping, paul ryan saying no such wiretap existed, a quote, and the top republican and the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee came out j

new. mr. trump's political career was launched on the back of his birther claim against president obama. >> you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country, he may not have been born in this country. >> reporter: what's the cumulative effect? >> when people begin to get skeptical about what a president tells us, it begins to lead to a situation where he is less powerful. >> reporter: also new tonight, the president's daughter ivanka trump is joining her father's team here at the white house. a source familiar with ivanka's plans tells me she will not have an official title or take salary but she will be moving into an office just above her father's. >> peter alexander at the white house, thanks. >>> for perspective on where this leaves us, i'm joined by tom brokaw. you've covered every president since johnson. today confirmation from the fbi director that the president is pushing a false story and that his campaign has been under investigation now since july. these are not pol

insiders told abc news trump went ballistic. as for president barack obama, he seemed unfazed by the trump twitter attacks, getting a round of applause as he and mrs. obama arrived at the national gallery of art in washington over the weekend. he says the statements from trump are completely false. >> let's go live to brian ross at the justice department tonight, and more than 48 hours with no proof from the white house? >> reporter: that's right, david. it's a familiar story with donald trump. he spent years fueling a right wing theory that barack obama was not an american citizen. no proof. more recently he claimed 3 million people voted illegally against him. no proof. now this twitter claim about the fbi and wiretapping. once again, david, no proof. >> the white house was asked today after these tweets on saturday, did the president reach out? did he call the fbi director? >> reporter: press secretary sean spicer says, to the best of his knowledge, he did not. >> brian ross leading us off. from the justice department, brian,

we get the latest on her new role supporting mr. trumpde the white house and get an exclusive look at her group's first new ad. that is straight ahead. >> big accomplishments, bigger results. companies investing in american jobs. critical pipelines supplying american energy approved. it's the simple things in life that mean the most. boost® simply complete™. no artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners, plus 10 grams of protein and 25 vitamins & minerals. it doesn't get better than this. boost® simply complete™. .. .. .. >> sandra: one of the most prominent voices and faces president trump during the 2016 giving was national trump campaigns spokesperson katrina pierson. now she is still working in support of the president as part of the nonprofit america first policies. tonight, in an exclusive to "the first 100 days," we are getting a sneak peek at the first political ad. here it is. >> president trump, one month in, delivering on his promises to you. big accomplishments, bigger results. companies investing in american jobs. critical pipe

trump has to make a deal with planned parenthood. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstands. "the newmes" said president trump told planned parenthood he would have the funding if the group stopped abortions. the group rejected the offer. none of the money the group receives is used for abortions. "usa today" explains why the supreme court sidestepped a closely watched transgender rights case. the justices vacated the appeals court ruling that let a student use the school's bathroom matching his gender identity. the teenager is not discouraged. >> for more, it's more the impact it could have on transgender kids that come after me. and those currently in school and still affected before they get out of school. >> the case goes back to the appeals court level because the trump administration reversed obama guidance on the issue. >>> the "baltimore sun" reports a new development in the case against seven city police officers. an attorney says body cam footage shows officers unlawfully arrested his client last summer. the case was dropped yesterday. the officers have pleaded not guilty to

news. their take on the trump budget. calling it madness. showing it hurts the new york city police department budget. a budget that is now strained, trying to protect melania trump and her son on fifth avenue in trump tower. extra details and police there. you know new york politics and thu feedback loop works from the nypd, in fact, to washington on situations like this, what do you expect? >> the tabloids will be all over washington and all over president trump for doing this, if this goes the way it is going. look every budget year, federal budget year, new york city is on the lookout for how much money they're going to get for the nypd, but most importantly for their counter terrorism efforts. it's not just money to the nypd and the new york city police department to protect new yorkers in the five burourghs. when ray kelly came back as police commissioner under major bloomberg, he set up basically his own intelligence operation within the nypd so they could see and find out about plots against new york city at the same time if not befor

abc news political analyst rick klein sais president trump's new phase is also a way to repackage his old campaign themes to the american people like calling to repeal and replace the affordable care act to increase military spending and - build that wall. (trump) a great great wall along our southern border but also a shift in tone towards compromise? over how to accomplish immigration reform (trump) i believe republicans and democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that has eluded the night's most emotional moment? (nats of standing ovation) a standing ovation for carryn owens? the widow of chief petty officer ryan owens - killed in action a month ago during a raid in yemen. ryan's legacy is etched into eternity. thank you. but during the rest of his speech - democrats sat silent in defiance. many female members of the party dressing in white to symbolize their commitment to women's rights. and also - getting a chance to respond. former democratic governor of kentucky steve beshear ripped into the president's plans to repeal obamacare (beshear) this isn't a game - it's life

new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president trump pour traz hrtraf as a dealmaker and a gambler too. with the outcome far from certain, the vote is expected this afternoon following intense negotiations that appear to have come up short. cbs news counts 35 house members who say they'll vote no. enough to kill the legislation. craig bogwell is at the tap cal. >> reporter: it is high drama on capitol hill after around the clock negotiations, closed door meetings, last minute tweaks. republicans are rolling the dice and bringing this legislation to the house floor and right now, anne-marie, it is unclear whether they have the votes to approve the measure. >> feeling good. >> reporter: president trump dispatched his top aides to capitol hill thursday demanding house republicans vote on the gop health care plan today. if not, budget director mick mulvaney says the president will move on to other priorities. >> i think it was a helpful message. the president has done everything he can to put us in the position to win. >> reporter: gop lawmakers decided to postpone a vote on the plan yesterd

this news from mcclatchy, news from the counterintelligence investigation looking into the trump campaign since july of last year, according to mcclatchy sources, that investigation includes investigation specifically into the russian use of bots and trolls, to spread pro-trump/anti-clinton news online both of the real variety and of the madeup variety. gregor don is a national correspondent for mcclatchy news. he co-bilined that with peter stone of mcclatchy. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> what got you going on this story? were you following this investigation and heard about this piece of it or were you following the bots and trolls part of it and heard it might be the subject of investigation. >> we've been working on the trump and russia thing for months like most media outlets in washington. and one of ourources tipped my colleague peter stone who ha done some great reporting for mcclatchy as a freelancer and we dived into it. we were absolutely -- our minds were blown by the possibilities presented here. and maybe they won't pan out but it was definitely worth de

." >>> "out front" now, breaking news, trump right now at this hour we are learning that there has been a block of the travel ban. a federal judge moments ago issuing a restraining order on donald trump's latest executive order. on immigration. it was slated to go into effect at midnight tonight. let's get straight to jeff zeleny for the latest. this is the retooled quote/unquote improved executive order that would ban immigrants from -- or people coming in, to be clear, from six muslim majority countries as well as a temp rare stay on refugees. a nationwide ban out of hawaii. >> reporter: that's right, erin. white house is still assessing this. white house press secretary sean spicer who is on the ground here in nashville, tennessee, where the president's scheduled to have a rally here coming up, he just told reporters moments ago that they are still looking at this decision and he would have more to comment on later he said after the rally as they fly back to washington. i would be very surprised if president trump did not say something about that here at the rally. this of course is

like, if trump's lies are the virus, fox news is the sex-monkey that started it all. when trump said there were terror attacks in sweden? he got that from fox. his threat to send feds into chicago if the crime rate didn't go down, he got that idea from fox. if that's the trend, it's no surprise the entire administration now started looking to fox for leadership. last week was a perfect example of how this works. trump had accused president obama of wiretapping him and then, shockingly, the claim turned out to be (bleep). who would have thought! the intelligence communities in both houses of congress agreed. everyone was trying to figure out what the hell trump was talking about. a fox news pundit had a theenchts three intelligence sources have informed fox news that president obama went outside the chain of command -- he didn't use the n.s.a., he didn't use the c.i.a., he didn't use the f.b.i., and he didn't use the d.o.j. he is gchq. what the heck is gchq? that's the initials for the british spying agency. >> trevor: that man there is judge andrew napolitano. he's th

. >>> tomorrow know tonight president trump's new budge proposal -- tonight president trump's new budget proposal calls for deep cuts to the epa and state department in order to finance a big boost in defense spending. kpix5's emily turner is here to break down what it all means for us. >> this budget drops a lot of funding and it lands now at the feet of the state. for california who get about 1/3 of its funding from the feds, that's going to be quite a lot to make up. there's always a battle when it comes to the budget, but president trump may be in for a bigger battle than usual. >> we're spending less money on soft power, financial aid for folk overseas and more national defense which is what the president promised when he ran for off. >> reporter: the president's budget will increase military spending by 10% at the expense of many other federally funded programs. >> our strength depends on the vitality of our communities and the economy, all of which are undermined by the president's budget. >> reporter: the enviromental protection agency would be slashed by 31% potentially ending a

they want to see the white house and where is the new trump hotel at also on pennsylvania avenue and ness as usual there tonight and some good news for the president and the trump organization. a federal landlord has ruled the president's hotel does not violate the lease terms forbidding benefits to elected officials. an ethics watchdog group sued the president saying he violated the constitution by allowing his business to accept payments from foreign governments. the president claims he's handed over his global real estate and licensing to his sons but he continues a steak in the business even in the white house. >>> another round of hearings for neil gorsuch. >> fox5's ronica cleary joins us now with the very latest. hey, ronica. >> reporter: hey jim and shawn and here's the thing. if you haven't paid close attention with all of the other news that we've been talking about, you could have easily missed the fact that the senate has been holding hearings all week to confirm judge neil gorsuch as the next supreme court justice. now, in order for gorsuch to be confirmed, he must reach0

news alert. president donald trump's 2005 taxes and a blockbuster has now been released by nbc news and what we areng a political jihad. and now donald trump, jr., is responding. thank you, rachel maddow, proving to your truncating trug followers how much success he has had. he pays a higher tax rate than nbc's partner, comcast. and bernie sanders and obama. matt and mercedes schlapp. it's a pretty good thing that he has paid more than comcast, obama, bernie, $38 million in federal taxes alone is an obscene amount of money. you know what they will say next? they will suggest o come up trump probably put it in the guy's mailbox late at night by himself. that'll be the next conspiracy. >> i think the loser of the week is definitely rachel maddow. it's the story that really has no legs. the 2005 tax returns, the last two or three hours since you've been on the air, they've been analyzing it. basically it's sean spicer says, there is no there there. i think it was about a 25% tax rate, more than mitt romney paid. it shows that he did his part. obviously they are just trying to make a story out of it. >

news. the headlines at 8pm: president trump has signed a new executive order, imposing a ban on travellers from six mainly muslim countries. iraq is no longer included. like every nation, the united states has a right to control who enters our country and to keep out those who would do us harm. concerns for thousands of jobs at vauxhall‘s uk plants after it's sold to a french car maker. we've all been worried, of course. we're all going to be worried. we've all got families, and i myself have been here for nearly 30 years. disbelief. no one really knows what is going on. again, we haven't been told. security services explain how they've prevented 13 potential terror attacks in the past four years. in france, republicans back francois fillon as their candidate in next month's presidential election, despite him losing support after being accused of embezzlement. and in the next hour: a zoo in cumbria loses its license after almost 500 animals died there in the last four years. inspectors criticised south lakes zoo for overcrowding, and a lack of proper welfare for the animals. and 30 years a

news, shakah brah! ( laughter ) so a hawaiian judge blocked president trump's new travel ban. hawaii have been waiting, they have been waiting to stick it to trump for a long time now. i bet the judge was, like, hey, you know that birth certificate you were looking for? got it right here. i found it. ( laughter ) not like this is going to change how donald trump feels about them. donald trump never liked hawaii. i don't trust coconuts, they stole my look! i don't like it! ( laughter ) so just a recap, the judge blocked the latest travel ban because he said trump was basically trying to pass off the old ban as a new ban. and when donald trump heard this, he stood up and he told that judge, you are absolutely correct. >> the order he blocked was a watered-down version of the first order. i think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what i wanted to do in the first place. >> trevor: whatever you think of trump's policies, the man is his lone worst enpi. the judge says the reason i know it's a muslim ban is that you keep saying it's a muslim ban. then t

was that signed and tonight local leaders are lashing out again at the president's new plan despite attempts by the trump administration to explain the rationale. john rawlins will have more on that part of the story for you coming up tonight on "action news" at 6:00. >> meantime president trump is not backing down from his claim that former president barack obama wire tapped trump tower during last year's presidential campaign. president trump made the comments over the weekend on twitter but has yet to offer any proof. now fbi director james comey has called on the justice department to refute the president's claim. the white house says it wants congress to investigate, however. representative donald norcross of new jersey says president trump's tweets are concerning. >> i think there's great cause for concern when the leader of the free world is tweeting some things that it seems by all indications not based on reality. >> obama has denied the wiretapping allegations through a spokesperson. former members of obama's staff have also denounced the claims. >> al septa rider was followed from a south phil

a new chapter -- [applause] pres. trump: -- of american greatness is now beginning. a new national pride is sweeping across our nation, and a new surge of optimism is placing impossible dreams firmly within our grasp. what we are witnessing today is the renewal of the american spirit. our allies will find once again america is ready to lead. [applause] pres. trump: all the nations of the world, friend or foe, will find that america is strong, america is proud, and america is free. in nine years, united states will celebrate the 250th anniversary of our founding. 250 years since the day we declared our independence. it will be one of the great milestones in the history of the world. but what will america look like as we reach our 250th year? what kind of country will we leave for our children? i will not allow the mistakes of recent decades past to define the course of our future. for too long, we have watched our middle-class shrink as we have exported our jobs and wealth to foreign countries. we financed and built one global project after another, but ignored it the

news, shakah brah! ( laughter ) so a hawaiian judge blocked president trump's new travel ban. people in hawaii have been waiting, they have been waiting to stick it to trump for a long time now. i bet the judge was, like, hey, you know that birth certificate you were looking for? got it right here. i found it. ( laughter ) not like this is going to change how donald trump feels about them. donald trump never liked hawaii. i don't trust coconuts, they stole my look! i don't like it! ( laughter ) so just a recap, the judge blocked the latest travel ban because he said trump was basically trying to pass off the old ban as a new ban. and when donald trump heard this, he stood up and he told that judge, you are absolutely correct. >> the order he blocked was a watered-down version of the first order. i think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what i wanted to do in the first place. >> trevor: whatever you think of trump's policies, the man is his lone worst enpi. the judge says the reason i know it's a muslim ban is that you keep saying it's a muslim b

some of the fake news said i do not think donald trump wants to build a wall. can you imagine if i said we will not build a wall? fake news. fake, fake news. we will get rid of obamacare and make health care better for you, and for your family. >> sean: we will have reactions of the president's rally, coming up later in the show. nbc's corporate jihad continues. an investigation into a server connected to donald trump being a politically motivated hit job. by the way, that is tonight's opening monologue. nbc has now hit a new low by releasing a small portion of the president's tax returns. the ultimate left propaganda destroy donald trump media, it's not new. now that he occupies the oval office, the opponent press is going to new extremes and lows. they will not stop until he is out of office. i've been saying since 2008, journalism is dead. now it is in the ground, buried, flowers on top. the long list of attacks against the president, here's just a small sampling. >> here you have a deranged president, or a pathologically lying president lying about the opera

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it turned out to be favorable news for donald trump. akes a lot of money and pays a lot of money in taxes. but it's very news worthy that we have this and it's not illegal to publish these reports it's illegal to leak them. it's a felony up to five years in prison. but publishing is not leaking. howie: msnbc was putting aught a story that ended up being favorable to the president. >> after the break, after the break. howie: don't go away, stay tuned. coming up next. >> 23 minute before we found out donald trump paid his taxes in 2005. if "saturday night live" weren't in reruns last night i believe they would have done rachel maddow, however hard it would be to characterize since it was a parody that was unfolding. howie: the returns were obtained by david cay johnston. and he and i rachel maddow said maybe it was trump who sent it or one of his people. >> i don't have inside information on that. if trump were want to go get out good information about a task return. it would be risky to give to it a network that would be least likely to r

news. also developing now, president trump has accused former president obama of wiretapping trump towers in new york before the election. --mp made the instantiated unsubstantiated allegations in a series of tweets this morning. breitbart's swift. ifi would be very worried the obama administration was able to obtain a warrant about trump activities. >> if there is anything like he was tweeting about come it would be under the supervision of the courts. formeratement from president obama said, "no white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the department of justice. either president obama nor any surveilled official on a u.s. citizen. any suggestion otherwise is simply false." embattled attorney general jeff sessions will be among those bonding with the president tonight. the dinner comes amid reports the president was very upset overreach using himself from any investigation involving russia. other guests include the commerce secretary wilbur ross, homeland security secretary john kelly, and chief strategist steve bannon. the president has spent 30% of hi

says sons attended grabbed opening of new trump hotel in vancouver. their stepsister stephanie trump was there as well. president trump handed off his business enterprises to his children to focus on presidency. >> coming up on "fox news morning" embattled uber ceo gets in a fight with one of his drivers. >> michigan, must start paying the full cost of water they still can't drink without risking health. >> as we head to break a live look outside there's the white house bright and early. actually dark and early at this point, right, 5:12 is the time now. 57 degrees. it will be nice. we're in for storms perhaps later today. michael thomas will fill us in on that when we come back. >> cleanup underway in parts of midwest this morning after deadly storm outbreak. two people were killed in missouri and illinois. at least one tornado tchd down in illinois and now turning to politics president trump first address to joint session of kong greg is met wit and the president touched near will a dozen -- touched on nearly a dozen issues and called for unity in co

but some former agents have suggested the secret service is now stretched thin, protecting trump tower in new york, the president's weekend retreat in florida, and the extended trump family. adding to the bad news, the secret service says an agent's laptop computer was stolen yesterday from her parked car in this brooklyn neighborhood. she sometimes had duty at trump tower, but officials say her computer was encrypted. the latest fence jumper is a 26-year-old from california, who claimed to be a friend of the president's. the secret service says tonight he was on the ground 16 1/2 minutes that the agency is extremely angry and disappointed, and that it's imposing extra security posts, and technology enhancements. lester? >> all right, pete williams, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, a nuclear warning from secretary of state rex tillerson to north korea. tillerson saying the time for talk is over, it hasn't worked, and unless the north koreans backtrack on their nuclear program, u.s. military action is on the table. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is following the secret

news." president trump calls out a federal judge for blocking the new version of his travel ban. >> you don't think this was done by a judge for political reasons, do you? no. this ruling makes us look weak. >>> as another showdown on capitol hill in an effort to repeal and replace obamacare. >>> and passengers get another unexpected snow blast while waiting for a train. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president trump called the federal judge's ruling blocking his revised immigration plan unpresidential judicial overreach. this is the second time the travel ban has been put on hold. hena daniels is live with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump once again vowing to take his travel ban fight to the supreme court, this after a federal judge in hawaii issued a temporary restraining order nationwide for the second time. more than half a dozen states are also challenging this order. >> this ruling makes us look weak. >> president trump is vowing to fight back agains

abc 7 news. >>> president trump is facing a new challenge to his revised travel ban. a second federal judge has blocked his executive order. that was calling for refugees and citizens predominantly muslim countries doct from coming to the u.s. the judge says the order discriminates and unconstituti unconstitutional. >> every day people coming out to the protests and standing with their muslim immigrant neighbors continue to do so. >> a federal judge in hawaii blocked the ban yesterday on the same grounds. the revised version was supposed to go into effect at midnight. president trump has vowed to take this fight to the supreme court. what is next for the president's travel ban? appeal it to the ninth circuit court of appeals here in san francisco. that's the same court that upheld the stay on the original ban or now that it's been blocked in maryland the case could go to the fourth circuit court in richmond, virginia. if those courts don't give the administration the answer they're looking for, as the president has promised, again, this could go all the way to the sup

three adult children of president donald trump joined a ribbon-cutting ceremony wednesday for the new trump international hotel and tower in vancouver. this is donald trump, jr.. >> this has been an amazing journey. amy: protesters gathered outside wednesday's ribbon cutting ceremony, where they chanted and held signs proclaiming, "love trumps hate." cnn reports the vancouver high-rise will cater to wealthy investors, like an executive at a major abu dhabi bank, seeking to park their money in real estate investments. the trump organization doesn't directly own the tower, but will instead collect licensing fees from the project's owner. many government ethics experts say the investment puts president trump at risk of violating the emoluments clause of the constitution, which prohibits people holding federal office from accepting payments from foreign governments. we will look at president trump link to that bank over tower after headlines. in georgia, a judge handed down the final two sentences this week against a group of 15 people who terrorized black residents of the city of douglasville,

be one of the main issues but there are plenty of other diplomatic challenges facing him and the new trumptner of venture capitalist amasia. rex tillerson is pushing for a new approach to north korea. how will it be different to what the 0bama administration did? hopefully it is quite a bit different. 0bama - the quite a bit different. 0bama had the same exact thing... nothing much happened. same exact thing... nothing much happened- e; lt= same exact thing... nothing much happened. evafil it was almost happened. exactly. it was almost exactly the same to fall. i think we are ina exactly the same to fall. i think we are in a bit of an inflection point here. whether the administration prior before had not worked... should they be thinking out of the box? i think they are starting to. trump is much more a man who understands force, i suppose and if you look at his cabinet and even within the cabinet in the security council and so forth, i think he understands and has more aptitude for it than his predecessors. what for it than his prea‘eeeseorfi china? do you think it could about china? do you

nbc news senior nbc investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden by why president trump might be surprised by what's in the report. >> reporter: according to two senior officials who have reviewed the document, what may have surprised the president is that the new military plan seems to be a lot like the old obama plan, just more of it. what one administration official calls an intensification. >> the current plan to defeat the islamic state is like that old saying, plan "b" is just try harder at plan "a." we have not come up with new ways of approaching this. we need more creativity in our attack ideas. >> reporter: during the campaign, donald trump made crushing isis a signature issue. >> they're going to be gone. isis will be gone. if i'm elected president. and they'll be gone quickly. they will be gone very, very quickly. >> reporter: mr. trump calling president obama's strategy a failure. saying he had a secret plan of his own. >> i know more about isis than the generals do. believe me. >> i, donald john trump -- >> reporter: just days after becoming president he ordered the pentagon

a pro—trump rally outside his tower in new york, a skyscraper that donald trump claims was a crime scenee his allegations without offering any proof or saying they came from intelligence briefings or reading reports from a right—wing website, breitbart news. it is extraordinary for a president to allege this against anyone let alone his predecessor, without citing any evidence. a key former aide of barack 0bama has shot back at donald trump, saying no president could order a wiretap, he says. he said things were put in place "to protect citizens like you". during last year's election campaign the fbi opened an investigation which is still ongoing, looking into investigations between donald trump associates and the russians. the whole truth and nothing but the truth. this week the new attorney general jeff sessions faced calls for his resignation for not disclosing meetings he held with the russian ambassador. donald trump's national security adviser michael flynn had to resign last month because of conversations about us sanctions against the kremlin with the same ambassador. we will hav