californians' heads will explode because they have been taxed so many. we have got to leave it at that. >> you have got $22 trillion in debt with the federal government and it's shut down. >> it's absolutely a crisis. and it's national security. the most of important job of the federal government is to keep our families and certain seasons safe. that's all this president is trying to do. >> the question people can reasonably ask, is he inviting people to 1600 pennsylvania avenue to solve the problem or to create a photo-op. >> if you don't show up at the table, how in the world will recome to a solution. reporter: democrats boycotted a

white house lunch today. even amid airport crises. how long can this go on? as polls show americans are moving toward trump. most of voters seeing it as a security crisis on the border. are democrats about to lose this fight because it shows america who is to blame for the shutdown and democrats are using government worker pay checks as leverage. this as a new caravan headed to the border has grown to 2,000 and is expected to be bigger. angel moms stormed chuck schumer's office. they are demanding a sit-down with nancy pelosi saying why are you ignoring our efforts to deal

with this. fallout mounting after the democrats, including senator bob menendez and congressman jerry nadler skipped out of the d.c. shutdown talks. they took a charter plane to puerto rico to party with lobbyists. in great britain. the prime minister theresa may's brexit plan suffered an historic defeat. britain is on the path to leave the e.u. england ignores the will of the people. the voters in england look across the channel and only see chaos in the e.u. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.

let's get an update at the shutdown crisis at the airports. miami, dallas, honolulu, houston, they faced wait times. passengers double and triple the average. we have a delta ceo interview saying things are running pretty okay at the airports. kristina partsinevelos * has the latest. reporter: the union representing air traffic controllers filed a lawsuit demanding compensation. a judge denied that saying congress is responsible for allocating the money for the workers working without pay. there are 10,000 air traffic

controllers work without pay at airports all across the country be hence possibly some of those lines. officials say if this continues for another month or so, you will see no more air traffic controllers come into work because they can't sustain working without pay. they will start shifting and moving elsewhere. that pretty much means canadians stepped forward over the weekend. hundreds of canadians have paid for over 300 pizzas and shipped them to 600u.s. facility. this is air traffic controllers helping air traffic controllers. the tsa said monday january 14 there was double the normal number of people calling in sick. on that topic we are talking about the airport and the

flyers. what about the airlines. delta's ceo announcing the shutdown could cost $25 million per month because they don't have as many government employees flying as often. >> signs are emerging the shutdown may last into next week. edward? reporter: no movement on the government shutdown. president trump inviting house democrats to the white house for lunch today. not one democrat showed up. house majority leader steny hoyer said that was a mistake saying when the president invites to you talk, you should go. republican fused why nobody showed up from the democratic side. president trump took to twitter posing a question. why is nancy pelosi getting paid while people who are working are

not? >> every day it drags on, you are less popular. you are not winning the fight. you may be in your own untruth bubble, but you are not winning the fight. everyone knows that. we certainly do. reporter: . the house minority leader says once this is resolved things will go back to normal. >> studying it hard. it's found the damage is a little worse because of government contractors. there is a lot of pain. reporter: .13% of growth is shaved off gdp. if it lasts the entire square within the gdp goes down 2%. the irs recalled workers to come

back to work without a paycheck to process tax refunds. liz: the caravan in honduras has grown to 2,000 people. steve harrigan is there. reporter: these are the the first migrants behind me. they have gone 150 miles. they are on the border between honduras and guatemala. tomorrow will be a test to see if they pass easily through guatemala. some of them piled on the back of trucks, and a lot of young men just walking, trying to hitch a ride where they could.

liz report feed went down there. in eveningland prime minister theresa may's brexit plan met with a crushing defeat. ashley? reporter: the brexit drama goes on. what a crushing humiliating defeat it was for the pemg. 432 no votes, with and crushing ma gin of 230 votes. after that result there was speculation theresa may may resign. no, no way. she was defiant and told the house of commons that something has to be done to honor the people of britain. >> the house has spoken and the government will listen. it's clear the hughes does not support this deal. but tonight's vote tells us

nothing about what it does support. nothing about how -- nothing about how or even if it intends to honor the decision the british people took in a referendum parliament decided to hold. reporter: the opposition party filing a motion of no confidence. that will be debated tomorrow in parliament. the prime minister is expected to survive that. she still has three days to come back with a plan b. future of brexit very much up in the air. liz: lord conrad black, we welcome you to the show. >> thank you. i'm still a member of the house of lords. liz: what happens now? >> she'll win the confidence vote. she'll be confirmed in her

position and she is unassailable within the conservative party. having passed a confidence vote within the conservative party they can't question her again for a considerable time. she is safe enough, i think. but you have three options. either you fold the whole thing up and abandon brexit, that's impossible. they have a vote to go ahead and they would never get a vote to overturn it. two, you crash out and leave without an agreement and go back to where britain was before it joined the common market. and you try to narrow the gap with brussels with the o nurks s of the existing proposal. it seems brussels will make some concessions and she can narrow the garp within the house of commons somewhat.

but there are two basic problems. there is no majority support for either of the options. if you can't get a majority support, essentially you are carried along by events. liz: this seems like a crisis of leadership in the u.k. and we see what's going on with the democrats in congress. my gem farage is saying this is a betrayal of the middle class, not doing what the voters want. people see chaos in france and italy. people who wanted brexit say we want to go yearn ourselves, make our own laws and stand up for our own borders. what is your reaction to that? >> i almost agree with nigel.

he's a good friend of mine. i think the conservative party put it in a way it's more apt to gain wired appearance in parliament. but i wouldn't go as far as nigel and say it's a complete betrayal. but it's a terrible lack of moral leadership. but from a great many of these mps hiding behind the tactic of not agreeing with anything that comes up. but they are on a conveyer belt coming to a decision whether they agree with it or not. the major powers are faltering. and brussels itself is an utterly incompetent institution. they are not answerable to anyone, not to the major constituent member governments. and certainly not?

in -- not in strasbourg. liz: the e.u. could fall apart potentially. >> liz, it would be like texas and california and arizona and new mexico see seeding fro -- ym the' united states. liz: let's come back' stateside. what would you recommend to president trump. >> i suggested a four-pronged attack. i think he should make an offer to give 60% of the normal compensation, the federal employees not now being paid would get. you give them that so they can pay their basic bills. declare a national emergency and

start work on building the border security. ignore the lower courts, and don't allow the democrats to get away from the nonsense of judge shopping and saying a district federal judge can tell the president what he dock and what the constitution says about his authority. and three, use the army. bring in a couple brigades of 10 thousands thousand men and stop these' crossing. the president is the commander-in-chief. he can get the army to do any reasonable thing he deems necessary. you have got to attack on all fronts. liz: lord black, you are saying he's not going to get a deal with the democrats. he should go ahead and do it. the polls are now rebuking the

democrats, most of voters say it is a crisis. it's not a manufactured crisis. it's a security crisis. that's according to quinnipiac. what do you say to that, that the president should grab the leadership, and go ahead and do it. >> that's exactly what he should do, than is plenty of price dent for it. that d mr. is plenty -- there is plenty of precedence for it. you can legislate after the fact. but in the meantime we have to stop this invasion of unskilled people and stop all of the subsidiary problems. you can't have the greatest cities in the country telling their police forces they can't enforce federal immigration laws and telling census takers set up by the constitution that they can't ask people's citizenship.

this whole thing is insane. 20 years from now historians will say how did this ever happen with 22 million people in the country illegally. liz: stocks shrugging off the brexit vote. the dow closing here session highs. am, microsoft, they accounted forward 2/3 of the dow's gain. polls so americans are getting a better sense of who is ready to find a solution, and who won't even talk about it. how democrats are using government work paychecks in their leverage. it's a story that broke the nation's heart. two teenaged girls brutally murdered by ms-13 members.

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invitation to lunch with president trump today. he wanted to find a solution to the border crisis. even the media is getting fed up. >> make sure our borders will secure. >> if you say you believe in border were security. >> way don't believe in -- what i don't believe in is shutting down the government and saying if you don't do what i say, then i'm going to keep the government united states of america shut down. that's not a policy that ought to be pursued. liz: the polls are rebuking the democrats. this happening as steny hoyer put out a vote schedule that indicates the shutdown may last until next week. let's go to the power panel. ford, enough is enough. what do you think of the

democrats not showing up to the white house. they are not even negotiating. >> their actions speak volumes, particularly when you add in over the weekend they were in puerto rico hobnobbing with lobby yiforts. we have 650 miles of physical barriers on the border. that's the height of hypocrisy by the democrats. liz: the democrats say it's a crisis. why not negotiate and fix the crisis? the polls are showing, quinnipiac say most of voters say it's a crisis. >> the polls are saying the approval rating of president

trump are not even at 40%. liz: let's's stay on point. >> it's a crisis created by donald trump. liz: that is totally wrong with you just said that it was created by donald trump it was created by people domght border trying to cross illegally. we have angel moms going into chuck schumer's office saying why are you revictimmizing us again and again by not talking to us. that is a fake story that donald trump made it up. it's been there for a decade, ford. >> it was a crisis under bush and obama and not's a crisis under trump. scores of americans are being killed by illegal immigrants.

>> that's not true, that's a lie. liz: wendy, do you know what the i.c.e. report said. it says 2,000 people in the united states have homicide cases against them. that's 2,000 people killed by illegal immigrants. >> you are making things up. you are lying. it's mind boggling that 2,000 people in fiscal 2018 were killed by criminal illegals. that's according to government data. >> it's false. >> we have an 80. >> ,000 case backlog in the die tension courts. the democrats are more concerns with hating donald trump than protecting the american citizens. liz: i can't handle people being

killed treated like rounding errors. liz: that's moral relativism. >> let's speak with facts. let's not -- liz: i am giving the facts of how many americans were killed. you just twisted my words and distorted it. i'm telling you how many people were killed by criminal illegals. we are not against immigration. we are more immigration and humanitarian causes. we are saying fix the crisis. >> president trump created the crisis. liz: the death toll from the snowstorm pummeling the mid-atlantic is responsible for 9 people dead. the weather center predicting fans to be sitting outside in 10

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liz: welcome back. you are watching the fox business network. limits call this story california screaming. the utility, pg & e, they are going to file for bankruptcy. they have a lot of liability for the california fires. the stock crashed 50% yesterday. weighing on the broader spectre of the utilities is pg & e. california state lawmakers are faced with offering a bailout to

pg & e or let them fail. they went on junkets with other energy executives in the state to exotic places like hawaii. pg & e execs were not on the trip. it's surprising when the wildfires were raging through california the last couple years, the country stood up and took notice. but nobody really knew of it was the power lines that were dropping and igniting these fires. what do you think congress is going to do about this? >> california has to address this issue. you brought up, you know, the right variables when you talked about it. saying the company is negligent,

that's not something they would typically get help with from rate payers. if it's not the company's fault. as they gone into chapter 11, that will have to be looked at. also california has to look at its laws and regulations in terms of for res forest managemo they make sure their power lines or gas pipelines aren't causing problems. so they can update them or trim back the vegetation so their equipment is not causing a fire. liz: the junkets the energy executives went on with state lawmakers was to get the lawmakers to pass the law that would let the energy companies

put the liabilities, pass them along to customers in the form of higher electricity bills. it could go up on average $200 in california. that doesn't seem fair. >> if the company is negligent, i don't know how you can put that operate payers. that's why i say that has to be determined. that's something that will be determined. they have gone into chapter 11, bankruptcy. those issues will have to be looked at closely. remember california had an enron-induced blackout. california had rolling blackouts. if we are not allowed to get a bailout and gone into bankruptcy. that's what pg & e officials are saying. why not break up pg & e. they can't clear out the brush and the trees around these power lines that ignited the fires,

sir, break them up. >> obviously in chapter 11 reorganization. you have to have a utility in california. but you have to make a distinction between a bailout you should not have and making sure you have the legal and regulatory climate where the energy companies can put in the proper lines to move the energy safely. liz: up next, we'll hear from a father whose daughter was brutally murdered by ms-13 gang members the day before her 16th birthday. angel moms stormed chuck schumer's office saying sit down and listen to us and tomorrow revictimmizing us.

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>> i have been encouraging them to invite every family who lost a loved one, then go door to door and unlike what schumer and pelosi said, this is not a manufactured crisis. liz: that's newt gingrich not minuting words -- not mincing words. the family of a 6-year-old who was killed by ms-13 is playing a significant role. they were in the president's box during the state of the union. this is a story that broke the nation's heart. >> my daughter and her best friend was walking back from

another friend's house while they were brutally attacked minutes away from a friend's home. they were attacked by ms-13 with bats and machetes on a sunny day. liz: this is your on child and turning 16. >> yes. liz: if any politician looked you in the eye and say this is a manufactured crisis. >> no, they haven't. liz: did president obama reach out to you when this happened? >> no, and i was upset about it. because he has black young ladies as children. liz: what do you feel when you hear any media pundit saying this is a manufactured crisis and president trump created this crisis at the border.

>> this is something that's been going on for 20-30 years. for many years long island has been a safe haven for immigration. and now we are starting to harbor these gang members through immigration in the city of brentwood. it's not the president's fault. this is something he walked into. this should have been taken care of a long time ago. liz: if you had anything to say to nancy pelosi and chuck schumer or any other politician in washington. what would you say? >> they need to get their story together and learn the facts. it's across the whole united states. liz: what do you think about president trump and his attempt to fix it. he has shown faith how adamant he is with immigration dealing with gang members. and i believe he'll succeed.

>> i like your reaction to this statement from the former bordered chief under president trump. >> anybody who says the what else ineffective is absolutely lying to the american people. it works. >> what else your reaction to that? >> it can work. but we also have to be 3 steps ahead of these gang members. you are not dealing with regular criminals. they will do whatever it takes to get themselves into this country. liz: how are you and your wife doing? >> every day is something different. we try to take it one day at a time and try to continue to live our life and live as a normal family. but it's still a struggle every day knowing our little girl has been taken away from us. liz: what happened to the gang members? >> right now they are arrested. they are still awaiting trial

and it's just a matter of time before justice will be served. liz: do you think it's taking too long? >> yeah, but it's part of the process. one day well finally heal the same time these criminals get sentenced. liz: you don't feel heals now? >> not 100%. liz: do you sleep at night? >> i sleep all right. liz: when we saw the story, it's the kind of zwroir that driefds you to your knees. what do you say to the media analysts or any pundit who says this is a manufactured crisis. it's made up. they don't have angel moms or dads like you on their shows. what's your response to that? >> they need to walk in my shoes and feel the pain i go through.

i might come across a childhood toy because i'm cleaning up. it brings back memories. they need to live that, then they will understand this is a serious issue going on in america. liz: they treat it like a rounding error. how do you feel about that? >> it's not fair. my daughter should not have been a number. liz: will you come back on the show? >> sure. liz: how do you feel now? >> i feel great. allowing america to hear me speak about immigration dealing with gangs. my daughter. i just want to see america get past this so we don't have to relive another 2016. liz: thank you so much for coming on. give your best to our wife. you are in our hearts and prayers.

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deblasio sounding more and more like president trump. >> there is a lack of recognition we have tens of millions of people hurting and we are not speaking to them. donald trump spoke to them. i remember those 2-minute ads. trump's ad seemed like a populist message in the good sense of populist. he was speaking to their pains and challenges. he understood their lives were getting harder, not easier. the next generation's prospects were looking breaker than the generations before. liz: they are talking about establishment democrats not listening to what working people need. >> i think mayor deblasio has a point. what democrats need to know when they are going into 2020 is they

need individuals who speak to all americans. even though trump did not speak to all americans, he did speak to a segment of the population that was often ignored. that's what bill deblasio is trying to say, we can't ignore those flyover states, we have to speak too everyone. liz: hillary clinton ignored wisconsin to her detriment, that's what wisconsin said. here is another story for you. ford, respond to what deblasio said. he's right. but here is what i don't understand. they are clear not learning the lessons from 2016. an agenda that taxes them. and essentially it hurts the working class. i don't know how those policies

are being promoted is going to win over mccomb county, michigan and lee county, florida. liz: joe biden's brother getting interviewed by a newspaper. he said the news democrats -- the democrats are moving too far left. >> we are actually speaking to different ideologies. america is not monolithic. and the democratic party represents that. what he was trying to say is members of the bind family did vote for trump because they wanted something different. a lot of americans did that as well. >> i disagree with that. he's saying the 2020 electoral map will look like 2016. if you want to win the rust belt

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security is gaining momentum with voters. look at this pole. 54% says yes, there is a security crisis at the border. an abc washington post poll shows support for the wall, climbing by a percentage points versus this time last year. let's bring in the washington times opinion editor. charles, what you make of those poll numbers? >> around here everybody is money to the fact that it looks like most americans are blaming trump for the shutdown. the important numbers are the ones you pulled out. it shows the largest majority in any of the polls had it at 80% of people had not noticed the shutdown at all. then followed up with the second largest group was 10%, who said they have had only minor inconvenience by the shutdown. in other words, 90% of americans have no direct knowledge, they

are not feeling the shutdown directly. at the end of the day, people are not going to vote on the shutdown or not to shut down. what people are going to vote on is an issue like immigration. if the wall is being built. if the borders being fixed, then whoever is responsible is going to get credit. anybody who is in the way is going to get destroyed. >> how do you get there? democrats are not negotiating. which of the president do? >> i think this is not a normal regular politician we are use to. this is a guy who is standing up for something he believes in. something he knows that the american people believe in. quite frankly, over time when all of the hysteria in the media dies down and it comes down to just the basic issue, i think that trump winds up winning. he will never get credit in the media, of course.

the media is going to kill him over this. they will blame him for it at every turn. there are many times during the 2016 race where the entire media was against him. it was easy to write him out. he wound off emerging victorious. also the little fights. >> i want to talk about your opinion piece about nancy pelosi and charles schumer. you say it is there border security problem. why do you say that? >> you can say donald trump is shutting down the government because he wants to shut down the border wall. when you step back and look at the big picture which is what i tried to do every way, and the big picture fight donald trump is on the side of the american people. >> okay charles. are those opinion pieces out there ready. >> charles thinking.

thank you for having us in your home. thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next at the foxbusiness network. have a good evening spewing good evening. william barr, the president's nominee for attorney general is on capitol hill today is his confirmation hearings began. barr assured lawmakers he would instill the impartiality that is in such short supply. barr making it clear he would not shy away from supporting the president, no matter the public outcry. >> president trump has sought no assurances promises or commitments for me of any kind. either express or implied. i have not given