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from either the trum or from the -- the trum -- trump administration, or within the congress. we'll do everything within our power to continue to get to the bottom of this very serious breach and trust and security. we have not heard back from our called ip today, and we repeatedly to chairman goodlatte about this matter. the flynn it that resignation does not resolve this matter? we need to know and to find out who authorized flynn to speak to the russians. we need to know why he lied to the administration and the american people. and why the white house counsel's office sat on this information for three weeks. now, it would surprise me to find out that flynn was acting on his own. he seems to speak to the president of the united states almost every day. and so we want everyone to know that this is just the beginning we're not y that making accusations, we're just trying to find answers to these very vexing problems. thank you. mr. thompson: good afternoon, i'm bennie thompson, ranking member of homeland security. from what you have heard from other members this resignation o

this from prime minister trum bull reporting. >> the call ended courteousy. as far as the nature of the discussion it was very frank and forth right. i stand up for australia's interests, i make australia's case as powerfully and persuasively as i can wherever i am. >> clear, when he says frank and forthright, that means it was blunt. that's what the white house was saying. but the white house spin was, well, that australia needs the u.s. more than the u.s. needs australia. i think we need our allies, our military allies all around the world. >> that was a point that former president obama stressed, andrea. in 2011 he traveled to australia why to tout an expanded military agreement with australia. so the previous administration had a very different view in terms of that type of relationship between allies. but as you point out, this administration is taking the stance that australia needs the united states more. the australian prime minister, though, digging in his heels, choosing his words carefully, andrea, but digging in his heels saying i will stand up fo

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the president had a very cordial conversation with prime minister trum bubul trumbull. he is extremely disappointed in the previous administrations deal was made and how poorly it was crafted and the threat to national security. he has tremendous respect for the prime minister and australian people and continued to review that and ensure that we would go through a very, very extreme vetting process to ensure that every single person being offered up is coming here with peaceful intentions and poses no threat to the united states, so he has ensured while he has respect for the australian australian people that we do not pose a threat to the united states of america, that the deal that he was cut by the last administration is something that he is extremely upset with. he does not like it but out of respect for him he is going to allow that process and move forward under the conditions that had been set that there will be extreme vetting on every single one of those individuals. >> just for clarity, the deal itself is still under review. >> part of the deal was that the de

betsy devo donald trums nominee to be education secretary, t republicans senators turns against her.we are hering dean heller, republican senator from nevada, it wasn't clear where he was going to vote. he has now said he is for. he will vote for betsy devos, again the key here for opponents, they need three republicans, there was some talk that heller might become that third. he now says he will vote for devos. we'll continue to keep an eye on how that is developing. >>> meanwhile, donald trump, he's been president for less than two weeks right now, he is already set one record. we'll tell you what it is in our most important number of the day. that is next. (vo) maybe it was here, when you hit 300,000 miles. or here, when you walked away without a scratch. maybe it was the day your baby came home. or maybe the day you realized your baby was not a baby anymore. every subaru is built to earn your trust. because we know what you're trusting us with. subaru. kelley blue book's most trusted brand. and best overall brand. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. and her new mobile weddi

today that strength in numbers and millions of people coming out since inauguration to say donald trum you don't stand for values. >> and interestingly enough members of gop are criticizing democrats by choosing insider. >> and there was talk bepty party chairman in the grand scheme of things if you're voting at home it doesn't mean anything to you. it distant matter who is running democratic party or republican party it's all inside baseball and what direction do you go in. tom perez served in obama administration and ellison was backed by sanders and house grass movement by sanders what's next for the dnc. here's ronica cleary. she's live on capitol hill tonight. >> hey, jim, shawn, it's funny i asked asked that question and i was surprised by the thoughtfulness of the people we spoke to feeling the decision does matt to them and many pointing to this administration and making them feel more connected to and concerned about you know the future of the party. so something that you know that's why we're out here getting it to the people. let's look how the president responded on twitter

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it's another busy week for president trum through confirmation hearings, but the big fight ahead is with this travel ban. >> reporter: emotional embraces across the country. tears of joy and perseverance. >> thank you guys. >> reporter: over the weekend, scenes like this played out at u.s. airports. this family of five, the father who worked alongside the u.s. mill area in iraq, now on american soil after several attempts to enter the country from iraq with approved visas in hand. >> i was denied boarding the flight to jfk. >> reporter: that was more than a week ago. they were stuck in iraq but now they're about to start a new life in america. after a federal judge seattle halts trump's immigration order. trump posting, just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens blame him and court system. people pouring in. bad. democr >> the president is not a dictator. the framers of constitution wanted a strong congress for the very reason that most of these kinds of things should be done within the scope of law making. >> reporter: trump's executive order w

you can enrapture them with terror.sounded like donald trum.oing to enrapture them with terror. >> i was going to say it if you didn't. it's true. you make a good point. and this -- you know, there's a reason that right now in this country we are enraptured with terror. we are afraid. many of us are very afraid. at the same time, it's fascinating to watch this car crash unfold. this is part of the issue of how we got here, as well, is that the sensationalism and the fascination with this over-the-top personality, administration, and movement is -- it's partially what perpetuated his ability to sell his brand. >> before you go. speaking of enrapturing with terror, that closing last night -- at the academy awards. talk about being enraptured for 3.5 hours with terror. at the end, you get the bill reveal. what did you -- you're in the business. you may one day be on that stage. >> hey -- >> what did you make of that thing last night? >> i mean, that was something. talk about the underdog comes back in the end to win. that is the true hollywood end

. >>> prime minister of japan is expect to meet with president trum top day at the white house. prime minister shin sue ab a laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery and will discuss japanese and u.s. business relations. afterward the two will hold a joint news conference, this is president trump's second time hosting a world leader. he met with british prime minister teresa may last month >>> meanwhile the senate has confirmed president trump's pick for health and human services secretary, tom price, vote was along party lines as expect, 52-47. democrats opposed price's support for revamping medicare , republicans say price will spearhead the repealing and replacing of the affordable care act. >>> and president trump may take legal battle over his travel ban to the supreme court. the last night appeals court refused to reinstate the order that temporarily bans travelers from seven majority muslim countries. correspondent weijia jiang has latest developments from the white house. >> reporter: president trump lashed out again about the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals ruli

so he's ensured that while he has respect for the australian people and respect for prime minister trum bell, that we -- trummable, that we do not pose a threat to the united states of america, that the deal that he -- that was cut by the last administration is something that he's extremely upset with. he does not like it. but out of respect for him, he's going to allow that process, continue to study it and allow it to move forward, under the conditions that have been set, that there will be extreme vetting on every single one of those individuals. reporter: just for clarity. the deal itself is still under review, so it's not certain to proceed. or it will proceed -- spicer: part of the deal wases that the deal allows for the united states to vet the individuals that are being -- that are being offered up to be processed. the president's goal is to make sure that every single one of those people in accordance with the deal, and as discussed in the telephone conversation with the prime minister, is subject to extreme vetting, to ensure that no one -- i cannot underscore how disappointed

retreat in baltimore which is really reflected in the way crowley was talking, which p'syou focus on trumersonality, and his personal foibles are controversies, whatever you want to call them. you give it about economic fundamentals, making america work in for the traditional base of the democratic party, which are the middle and working class. i think you can tell in some of his answers, he wanted to talk about russia and the outrageous that he has seen from the trump administration so far, but he also knows that there is a realization that that alone does not get you the majority back. does not get to the presidency. that stillestion hasn't been answered, and that is something they're going to work out over the course of months, if not longer, as this continues. mp is goings, tru to be thrown even more vols, even more controversy. we are just waiting to see whether they can focus. lot aboutalked a things he is hearing from republicans in the house on capitol hill. you both met republican members. are they as concerned or agitated? mr. lillis: depends on who you talk to. there are certai

in a way, trum donald trump is t saying what many people here believe. >> sreenivasan: all right, james jeffrey joining us from germany tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: a powerful pacific storm is blasting california this weekend with its heaviest rainfall in six years. the national weather service forecast a total of ten inches of rain in parts of southern california. utility crews today worked to restore power to 78,000 homes in los angeles. one man was electrocuted by a downed wire. 20 miles east of l.a., 180 homes were told to evacuate because of potential mudslides. in victorville, flash floods washed away cars, and one man drowned in his submerged vehicle. near sherman oaks, a sinkhole swallowed up two cars. more than 300 flights were delayed or canceled at los angeles international airport, and amtrak canceled service along the state's southern and central coast. one of the most notorious terrorists ever convicted in the united states, and serving a life sentence in prison, has died. the bureau of prisons announced today that the muslim sheik, omar abdel-

they smell blood and they think they can do more damage to trum than they guessed. and it is a broad and diverse group. i think you can can identify six of them. democrats in congress who have a platform to make speeches and demand things from the administration. you have the issue advocacy, immigration, environment that support all of those democrat and liberal elements in the media, you have covered them. the entertainment industry, saturday night live and late night comedy lord knows what the oscars will be like this year. an anti- trump fest. and academia and code pink and black lives matter takes it to the streets. it is it is a broad group. >> lou: meryl strep will have another platform in which we can hear her extraordinary rhetoric. this president barak obama president is very patient with all of this. a man who has on the campaign trail was an attack dog. junkyard attack dog and you could not cross him without knowing you are unloaded on and there hasn't been return fire from the white house. i find that stunning. >> i think they are doing too many things a

trum trump on the issue, aides said he wanted to end the call and did so when the prime minister triedge the subject to fighting isis. a source familiar with the circumstance says the president was fatigued with a long day of conversations with foreign leaders. overnight, after the story broke, prime minister turnbull largely avoided questions, but said the call ended courteously and says such talks are better conducted candidly and privately. we have more with president trump's conversation with president nieto. that call came after the cancellation of the visit with the white house. that ex-erpt from the phone call suggests that mr. trump offered to help with the drug cartel. he said you have bad hombres in mexico. they may need to be knocked out. you have to the done a good job of knocking them out. >> that is different from the early reporting suggesting trump was thinking of a hostile incursion into mexico to hit the drug cartels. sources say the reports based on inaccurate description of the call written by aides. one government official spoke to cnn described trump as naive to t

by the democrats, we continue to see those reports, now we are have trum president trump signing two executive orders, promoting women in the science field. you know women, tonight, democrats they will stress dress in white to protest. >> this is political theater, that is what the democrats do, overtime. people the see that president does have their best interest at heart, a lot of people already thought that, as they went into ballot box, democrats still live in a pre-donald trump paradigm, they think they can just continue to go out to media and say horrible things, it is will carry, this president has a message to communicate over media's head, that is why it is not working, president will help women, and help minorities, he will help everyone in this country, including a strong healthy economy, they will all look very silly at the end. liz: a majority of americans in polls saying they like the president's policies. and you know, but we still have the things like town hall protests that are spooking republicans, like tom cotton, president trump said, he blames president obama and

trum writes one sentence. he responds to everything because he's detail oriented.ponse takes 0 seconds. lou: the bannon bath robe nonsense. where is this coming from? >> on twitter he actually does wear a bath robe. here are five pictures of him wearing a bath robe. does anyone nets' 25 years old in these pictures? there are a lot of stories coming about bannon. but that's what happens. one side leaks about the other group. lou: gayle, do you want to name names? who do you think would be releasing stories like this to the press? >> i wouldn't want to know their names because i think people should go after them and make sure they are held to account for leaking confidential information about americans -- people trying keep americans safe. look at the cover picture of bannon on "time" magazine. it's disgraceful to put someone in such a high level our government in such a bad light on purpose. lou: it comes wrath -- it becomes rather obvious which players are going which way. mark simone, constrained as always. glad to have you with us. gayle trotter, thanks for being

do you think the country can come together under a trum -- trump presidency?e country is divided, but if we have a common goal. and that is what the women's march on washington was. we were there for women's rights. regardless of if it was -- if you were republican or democrat or independent, black, white or latino. it didn't matter. we came together for a common goal, and i certainly believe that can happen again. >> you are willing to give the president a chance? >> i have listened to some of the things he has said. it doesn't seem like he is trying to bring the country together. seems like he is dividing the country even more. i don't know what plans he has and what plans he has laid out to his administration, but from what he has said it does not seem like he is bringing the country closer together. >> that is a very honest answer. would you run for office? you say you would like to. >> one of the things i did say is that i was exploring the idea. i certainly believe that if you want to be part of the change, you know, if you want to make change you have t

says japanese interpreters are struggling to make sense of trumpese when translating trip president trum trump. a translator says "he only speaks logically and only says certain sides of things, there were moments when i suspected what he was saying was dubious." a retired interpreter says it's not an interpreters job to upgrade a politician's speech. "if trump is not making sense, you don't get to make sense either. if his languages course, that's the way you translate him." she seems to be no fan of trump either, but the american media should heed her advice, because they often take it upon themselves to interpret trump. and in doing so, they make things up. they did it several times in the last few days, when trump tweeted this attack on these news organizations at -- when he spoke against swedish immigration problems at a rally, the press claims he made up a terrorist attack. he mentioned no attack, they made that up. time and time again, the mainstream media chooses to interpret for us what the president is actually saying. fake news is not about facts. it's about filters. the news

i know that it is a fair and free way to protest donald trum donald trump. >> dagen: we know enough about business to know that if it was helping their bottom line to drop their brand, it would be very difficult for them to do that. they dropped to the brand because of declining sales where nordstrom let go, there is opportunity for other retailers. you could buy the shoes and the clothing on amazon.com. >> brian: go to trump tower and ask her for stuff. >> dagen: i think it's unfair because she's not the president. she's a family member who has the same last name. if it was any other family and,s move would be called wildly sexist. it's not racist. >> harris: except for the fact that we've seen her sit in. she is part of the politics of the white house. we don't know what she's going to be doing it, but she's married to someone with one of the highest roles in the white house. we know there's access there, if nothing else. you and sandra know this best, when that happens, that's supposed to make you as i understand, dependent from what's going on. she's put it in a blind trust and i've t

nancy speak lowe's i reacted tod president trump saying quote, vladimir put in and president trum presentnationali prayer breakfast president trump brought his reality show, the one he used to host up, let me say that again. he started talking p aboutabou celebrity apprentice.ppre remember he used to host itment then he took a swipe at the new host and asked the crowd to pray for arnold warts nagger. the california governor snappede back. they hired a big hovnaniany star, arnold schwartz nagger toe take my place. and we know how that turned out. the ratings went back down the tubes. it's been a total disaster andnd mark will never bet again and i want to pray for arnold if we can for the ratings. donald trump, i have a great idea, why don't we switch jobs. you take t v because you're suce an expert in ratings and i take over your job and then people again. > earlier this week schwartz nationer spoke out against trump's immigration ban and he said it wag ill prepared and pr makes americepa look "stupid". > at some point president trump will not be living alone in the white house. it turns

robert hear wood has turned dowo an offer to be presidentod trums new national security advisor. the associated press reports hes declined due to financial and family commitments. hear wood would have replacedepl retired general michael flynn who resigned monday afterer revelations that he misled vice-president pence about discussions with the russian diplomat. retired david petraeus are stile in the running position. tomorrow they will say donald trump rants and raves. i'm not ranting and raving, i'm just telling you, you're just dishonest people. things got pretty heated today during the press conference. p i was treo announce his nominee for labor secretary. al commander acosta. he also talked about a number of issues t this afternoon. fox's lauren blanchard shows us how it all plays out. >>reporter: the nominee fornomi secretary of the department of labor will be mr. alex acosta. > what was supposed to be an announcement of his new labor secretary pick quickly turnedure into a marathon press conferencr with the president repeatedly berated reporters. the news is fake. we are

white house and sarah silverman, this comedian or something, saying that we need a coup to take donald trumtrump. these phases of the party are really hurting the brand. the more and more you have these radicals out there as the face of the party, the middle of the country, especially in the rust belt, the states trump stole away from the democrats, they are creating a rift and are doing extreme damage to the brand. >> the face of the democratic party to me, i'm not a democratic by any imagination. they are the people who were marching at the day after election day. >> jesse: it the people on stage, the face of it, the people who had all the tv cameras on them, saying things like trump is hitler, that's not good. >> i would also suggest the democratic party, it has a ways to grow. that is absolutely true. coming up from the bottom, where the republican party seems to be coming from the top down at this point. that is a good place to begin. >> jesse: i think it's an issue of people obstructing and not reaching across the aisle. guys, thank you very much pretty coming up next, will be right b

balance -- it puts the challenge to the trump administration and i think it open up divisions f.ym the trum to enforce the executive order while this goes all the way to the supreme court, this is a huge victory for president trump and his chiefzs-rategist steve bannon. >> and i think, those divisions are already -- we can see this divisions within the republican party is joining us from ç england, thank you very much. great having you on the show. >> thanks. >>> now president trump is announcing it could take longer to roll out replacement to obama care that he's actually said in the past. >> he told fox news the answer to replace imposing him is verys complicated. >> can americans in 2017 expect a new hillary clinton plan rolled out by the trump >> in the process and maybe it will take until sometimes until next year. we're certainly going to be in the process. very complicated. very complicated. obama care is aa you have to remember, obama care doesn't work. we're putting in a wonderful plan. it's statutorily takes a while to get. we'll putç it in fairly soon. i think that, yes, i woul

at the reality is is that judge neil gorsuch and president trum president trump, they will get confirmeddemocratic party can choose the path of least resistance and go along with the program, or they can potentially pay the political price. it doesn't matter with the majority leader chuck schumer is a saying or . what matters is those ten rollerball senate democrats. you even look at five states among those ten where president trump won by double digits. we are talking about 40 something percent in states like west virginia. at those the people to watch. those are the individuals to watch and those of the individuals will pay the political price if they continue to play these games. >> jon: it jessica, do democrats have to be careful because market was expected that with republicans having to defend so many feats that there would be a democratic majority in the senate. it clearly, that didn't happen. the next time around, two years from now, 2018, the opposite effect. it you've democrats defending lots of seats that donald trump won. >> i think it will be to see what things look like a y

do you think anything anti-trum anti-trump?y: i just want you to be truthful. >> bob: truthful. >> kimberly: cheerful. this is my media consulting for you, do it with a smile. >> bob: i smile all the time, particularly when i think about trump, except that he's scary. >> greg: i just saw this guy, thomas perez, the new dnc head. he is like an over caffeinated grad student who saw foreign film for the first time. you don't want to sit across from him. your face will be covered with spit. that was the original rundown and we changed it. i wanted to make fun of thomas perez. >> kimberly: i am happy for "fox & friends." it's great. he watches the show every morning and they got to sit down with him. >> dana: good way to kick off what's going to be a very big day for president trump. it's a different audience. you might have one side cheering a lot and the democrats not but i think what he should do is, when he lays out his program, turn to the democrats and say "what about that don't you like?" >> bob: he's going to cut medicaid. h

. >> governor chris christie showed up at the white house to have lunch with president trum trump.ays the two discussed drug abuse issues a big deal in new jersey right now which christie has made a priority. priority number one in his final year in office. and but some of are yet dwep speculating the governor of new jersey could be up for a white house post. >> governor tom wolf trying to mack the case. he wants 40% more for childhood education programs. the extra $75 million would allow children to enroll in high quality pre k programs subdiesed for lower income families. >> one man in in trouble after he poured a kid on a septa police officer. >> we sold you about this yesterday on our show. this video from that officer's body camera shows the man asking the officer for a kiss. even after the officer says no. forcibly kition her and grabbing here he was on upper dashy terminal 69 street. the officer turned on her body camera when the man would not leave her alone and then captured this incident. >> it makes you answeringy when it's over autopsy all said and done this is a woman

he ended by saying israel has no greater friend then donald trum donald trump. very specific and pointing that out. he understands the x essential nature, not going to ask us to do things to put our own security at risk. ultimately, if the palestinians don't recognize the right of israel to exist and won't allow israel to secure itself as he said, west of the jordan river. a second palestinian state would exist, every previous palestinian state turns into a terrorist state. we're not talking about costa rica here, we're talking about a potential second iran. i also loved the quote, he said we have the opportunity to reverse the tide of radical islam together. >> harris: we actually have that on video for moments ago. let's watch it together. >> our alliance was based on a deep bond of common values and common interests. increasingly, those values and interests are under attack by one malevolent force, radical islamic terror. mr. president, you've shown great clarity and courage in confronting this challenge head on. >> meghan: honestly, this is exactly what i th

of democratic senators will leave capitol hill to head to the white house for lunch with president trum. could be an attempt to whoo them on the nomination of neil gorsuch. both are seen as potential yes votes on gorsuch's nomination. >>> senators talking about something many people in our air care a lot about, the federal workforce, especially after president trump issued a hiring freeze for federal government, a major employer in our area. i'll show you a live picture from the hearing taking place on capitol hill. in his opening statement, james langford talked about the long wait applicants face when applying for jobs in the government. he says that's turning off the st >> 2016 it took an average of 100 days to fill an opposition in the federal government. in 2015, it took 90 days. the problem is getting worse. >> senator langford says less qualified workers are applying for government jobs because the hiring process takes so long. >> activists are in richmond to protest a vote to defund planned parenthood. the measure passed the house of delegates by a party line vote of 60-33. now

for 3457y virginia wegman's and they're sold out and it's going to be a while before they get the trum trump wine back in stock. this happened in starbucks they were going to hire 10,000 refugees and they were boycotted and changed that the hire military veterans and family as well. >> thanks, lauren, see you tomorrow. >> okay. >> bye-bye. >> 6:26. >> he bought that winery in 011. >> i didn't know there was trump wine. >> he joined us on the show a phone interview i was listening to it the other day. >> that's funny. >> it was interesting to listen to it five, six later. >> now president trump. >> what's going on, tuck, welcome back to school and work after a nice three day weekend. 4 washington. cool enough to want your jacket this morning. we've all gotten spoiled with spring like temperatures. mild know heat of yesterday when we had upper 60s and low 70s sunday and plenty of clouds. >>> you can see the clouds out there. partly to mostly cloudy today and daytime highs about 60. don't dispair. 70s are back. >> look at friday. >> happy hour. >> i might throw a party. >> i am going to b

trum trump items were not sold at the stores.lling the brand. the brand dipped 26% in the past year. it studies sales on five stores online. a report in the wall street journal claims the ivanka trump clothing line plunged 26%. >> nordstrom dropped ivanka trump. >> dropped a tweet about nordstrom. >> it may have been a business decisi decision. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day." alisyn camerota joins us. >> great to see you. we have great guests coming up on "new day." we have the husband of the woman who was deported back to mexico. a mother of two. the first arizona woman to be deported back to mexico under president trump's executive order. what was her crime? we will talk to her husband about that. >>> we have the author of the study on voter fraud. this study that donald trump cites as evidence of voter fraud in 2016. the author of the study is on to explain how the president and his team are misrepresenting the findi findings. see you at the top of the hour with all of that. >> looking forward to it. >> happy mon

now outside the courtroom it may be an effective political tactic for trum top say he got this list of countries from congress and the obama administration, even if it was for a european waiver program, not for banning immigrants. but, for example, inside the courtroom some judges are already probing whether this law is, yes, rational. the government does have huge immigration powers but tonight some judges may further probe whether he is using those big powers rationally. joining me now is bob ferguson, attorney general for the state of washington in his first interview since that hearing tonight. what did you think of the judges' questioning? do you think you will win this next round? >> thanks for having me on, ari. really appreciate it. yes, i said from the beginning when i filed this complaint on behalf of the state of washington that i was confident we would prevail. we prevailed at the if the district court level and i'm confident we'll prevail here as well. >> when you think about the debate over the seven countries, do you think the judges will dig in deep to look at how the v

. >> liberals furious over president trums executive orders on imgration, saying no one from the seven countries targeted has committed a terrorist act here in america, but overseas, in europe with, open borders and immigration, migrants in those countries have indeed committed atrocities. nigel farage, former uk member of parliament and architect of brexit will weigh in on the president's new approach next. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands. ahhh...that's a profit. way to grow, rodney! visit quickbooks.com. . . . ashley: the left is livid, is that reason enough? consider europe. europe welcomed refugees by the millions and look at the lives lost there. talked to him about why the left is so outraged by the president's temporary travel ban, take a listen. >> what on earth with this little concept is called democracy. you stand for election, you tell people what you're going to do and i know we are not used to it

groups are now looking at the president, including muslim organizations and they are calling on donald trum outline a plan to combat these rising forms of hate all across the country. mount carmel cemetery is one of the four at this intersection, police investigated, looked around to see if anymore tomb stones were targeted. it seems this is only jewish cemetery here, and this was only one where vandals struck. >> it is just disturbing. hopefully someone will come forward and talk to investigators. thank you. >>> back to court for bill cosby this morning. >> his legal team is looking for change of venue just days after a small priest trial victory last week. >> steve keeley is in norristown at montgomery county courthouse with more, steve? >> reporter: when cosby walks in through these doors in july he will be 80 years old. seventy-nine now. turns 80 july 12th. that should be about a month into his scheduled trial which is set to start june 5th. what is happening today is latest pretrial motion, to establish where the trial will happen, or, where will the trial jury come from, another area?

trum's hateful scapegoating of refugees will make us less safe and goes against our country's moral fiber and small d democratic values. it's hard to believe these seven countries were targeted based on a serious threat posed by their citizens traveling to the united states. the people responsible for some of the most egregious attacks on american soil in recent decades, including 9/11, the time's square bombing, boston marathon bombing, pulse nightclub shooting, and others, did not come from these seven countries. in fact, refugees from these countries already face a lengthy and rigorous vetting process led by our security and intelligence agency. this 20-step process involves multiple background checks, interviews, and screenings, and frequently takes between 18 and 24 months for approval. however, these seven countries do have at least one thing in common, according to bloomberg news, the trump organization does not have business or pursued business deals in any of them. president trump does, on the other hand, have business ties to other countries in the region that were excluded from

. >>> ton saturday president trum said a plan will come within a couple of weeks. replacing the health care law will required 60 votes in the senate. republicans have a 52 majority so that means they'll have to wrk with the democratidemocrats >> it's time for the senate democrats to take responsibility for obamacare and work with us to replace it with new reforms to replace this nationwide health care tragedy. i said to the republicans, you want to do something great politically, don't do anything, sit back for two years, let it explode, the democrats will come and beg for us to do something but we can't do that to the american people. we have to fix it and we will. >>> still ahead, malaysian authorities are searching for now more supports in the king of north korea's brother's killer. >>> they're looking at a potential tornado touching down in san antonio, texas. we're just beginning to look at the damage this morning. >>> those stories and the forecast when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone deserves attention, whether you've saved a lot or just a little. at pnc invest

america is likely to because that becomes so ridiculous that that it makes you want to support donald trumump. the left overreacts. >> juan: i tell you what. i don't have any sense that katie was talking about something literal. i think she was saying he uses this kind of language. he certainly is angry at the media. the idea that they put out this list. >> kimberly: you don't want to give the president the benefit of t you want to give it to her. >> juan: i give president trump the benefit of the doubt all the time, kimberly. when he puts out a list. the media is complicit. they have their reasons for not covering. greg, cable news lives for terror incidents. >> greg: cnn devoted years on police brutality. enough hatred toward the cops of the cops couldn't do their job. meanwhile they are doing specials on climate change based on faulty climate models. >> juan: the exception would be -- it wasn't a muslim who did it. it doesn't get covered. what happened in south carolina. when black people get -- that's not mass murder. >> eric: recovered back. -- we covered that. covered the quebec kill

the "new york times" pointout contrary to trums aims immigrants are less likely to commit crimes.characterization of chicago as this short hand talking point for violence is one of the reasons that we came here to chicago where i'll be hosting a town hall tomorrow night to hear directly from the people who live here, from residents and community leaders and elected officials and examine what is happening in this great american city. >>> the majority of democratic voters say that democrats in congress should tick to their principles when it comes to working with the president even "if that means blocking all legislation or nominees for government posts." a new political morning consult poll out today shows 56% of democrats feel this way while only 34% who say their elected officials should find common ground to work with the president. after some democrats voted in favor of the president's initial nominees democratic senators seem to be giving their base what they want. joining me now, robert reich, former secretary of labor under bill clinton, professor of university of california

. >> trum -- when asked whether his advisers had any contacts, he said, quote, nobody that i know of. nbc's bill neeley joins us live. first of all, any reaction from the kremlin from what we saw yesterday from trump? >> no reaction, craig. here's why. the kremlin is being very cautious about reacting to the daily tweets and even to yesterday's news conference by president trump. there's a good reason for that. last friday the official kremlin spokesman, dmitri peskov, said that mike flynn did not talk about sanctions with the russian ambassador to the united states. only for mr. flynn, the former national security adviser two days later to admit that he did. so the kremlin very embarrassed by that and it is choosing to keep its consul and not toy spond daily to donald trump's tweets and indeed to that news conference yesterday. indeed there is a distinct cooling in the enthusiasm for donald trump here. there were high hopes and even celebration when he was elected. there are now doubts that he will be able to deliver the promised reset, the improvement in relations that vladimir puti

while i deeply disagree with donald trums tweeting out crital tweets against the judiciary, if somebody strong and independent and beholden to the rule of law and the constitution, a tweet shouldn't be demoralizing, right? we need to have people on our highest court who are strong and independent and tweets shouldn't really factor in. so, you know, i certainly want to condemn what the president did in terms of his disparaging comments about the judiciary, but if they're strong and independent, what difference does it make? >> it's an interesting point that you're making. when it comes to judge gorsuch, you said it was important to have somebody who was strong and independent. do you believe that he is? >> what i have seen so far is his body of work on the tenth circuit and some of the work he did as a lawyer before then. my greatest concerns about judge gorsuch right now have to do with his belief in corporate n personhood and corps have greater rights than human beings. i'm very concerned about his rulings on women's reproductive health care and rulings he has made that are against the

>> i think christopher would p,ve been appalled by trum but he also would have said, who gave us trumphillary clinton. christopher was not a big supporter of hillary clinton. i feel he would have said it is because of the way they ran that campaign that we ended up with donald trump. i think he would have laid a lot of responsibility at her feet. >> liberalism infuriated christopher, it seemed to me. liberalism of the intellectual elite drove him crazy. what do you think he would say about the people who support donald trump versus the people who have contempt for him? >> i think he would be very active in the resistance. i think he would sense this was a moment that has chosen him. i think he would have more or less ignored trump himself. he thought bill clinton was a titanic will gary and -- will gary and -- vulgarian. i think he would have gone for steve bannon. he would have honed in on steve bannon who revealed himself yesterday as a simulator it neurotic -- semi-literate neurotic when he said every morning president trump tells reince and i, the means reince and me. the idea of h

remember he didn't address the group when he was a candidate because there was a fear of backlash by anti-trum let's discuss how things have changed with the one and only michael smerconish, the hoefts of cnn's "smerconish." what do you see this year? what are the issues at play? >> i think it's a continuation of the 2016 campaign, much like we saw with the rally over the weekend in melbourne, florida. the president trump is choosing the opportunity to stay in front of friendly audiences, saying the media doesn't give him a fair shake. i'm always surprised by this, chris. there's always the fringe type in the cpac room. so there are some intangibles, but i think by and large, he'll be given a very friendly audience. >> let's talk about one of those fringe types, that is a fresh provocateur milo yiannapolis who has come into national awareness because some college campuses canceled his awareness and conservatives were up in arms because they thought this was political correctness run amok. why can't this conservative provocateur kid go and speak at college campuses. well, now cpac has canceled

trum. >> when they realize that all that you embrace when you embrace protectionism, enormous executiveetion, government planning essentially what we can assume and how the economy will work and who should be winners and who should be losers. when they realize the slippery slope they are on, away from bedrock conservative principles, i think that things will change by mid-december. >> bill: here now to react, fox business network star, lou dobbs. we know mr. will is an anti-trump guy, he left the republican party, or said he did because of the president's candidacy. but he is coming now from an economic point of view there. he seems to be but it is unclear, the causal relationship is, there are no facts. he didn't talk about a specific policy in point of fact. he talks about this vague impression he has of dog don mike donald trump. doesn't mention the fact that donald trump is responsible, and my judgment, for $2.9 trillion in appreciation in the stock market since election day. that is a pretty strong statement. it is not picking winners and losers. it is making winners of everyone in

prosecutors say natalie trum violated contracts, natalie members had signed with the reeve just ownertrip 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 great advice for kid out there with big dreams and maybe follow in his footsteps.

china was one of president trum president trump's favorite punching bags on the campaign trail, et ceterajing off-balance right after the election. but correspondent saying tonight that things seem to be straightened out, at least for now. >> and one phone call, president trump diffuse mounting animosity between his administration and china, and all he did was reaffirm the policy the u.s. has employed for more than 40 years. >> i had a very, very good conversation, as most of you know, yesterday with the president of china. i think we are on the process of getting along very well. >> the white house says, "the two leaders discussed numerous topics and president trump agreed at the request of president xi to honor the polic policy. establish relations with communist china, the united states recognized one government for china and taiwan. the one in beijing. as recently as december, then- then-president-elect trump questioned the decision. >> i fully understand the one china policy, but i don't understand why we have to do that unless we make a deal with china having to do with other things

. >>> plus two big battles for donald trum top day first unusual tactic democrats are using to secureretary of education pick. >>> and his controversial ban will be argued in court today. >>> and it is a good day to get outside sue record numbers, i hear, record numbers. good day everybody it is february 7th, 7 days away from valentines day. >> we are one week. >> yes. >> you are on notice.