backfired on his. investors sold stocks for days. we didn't know. i don't care that you talk to the banks. i care that you publicized it. >> we have never seen the level of hostility between the speaker of the house and the president that we have with nancy pelosi and president trump. >> the fact that they would leave ups flying commercial is a danger to us and other people. >> that she would accuse the president of the united states putting a life in jeopardy. the reason he didn't want her to go is because he's trying to support american citizens. liz: breaking news. the president saying he'll make a big announcement on the shutdown and the border tomorrow. the markets shrugging off the

shutdown. major averages finishing you have as the wall is getting bigger between the white house and capitol hill. the blood student between the white house and nancy pelosi escalating. but we'll show you how nancy pelosi's argument falls apart on all points. a new report comes out of fox news disputing her claims that the president leaked the news of her trip. also her reasons for postponing the state of the union tears apart. ' politicians warning, tear down that wall between capitol hill or the white house or voters will build a moat around you. >> there is light at the ends of the tunnel. and we'll answer the big question corporate america has after that toxic masculinity ad

by gillette. here is what corporate america is asking. should we or not go political with our ads at the super bowl? there is a big x factor on whether you should go get popcorn or drinks during halftime. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. let's get right top washington, d.c. over that breaking news from president trump saying he'll have an announcement on the shutdown and the border. can we get to edward lawrence? reporter: more posturing today and no talk between the white house and speaker nancy pelosi. the threat of a national

emergency hanging over the president minutes ago tweets this. he sent out and mess average saying, i will be making a major announcement on the' humanitarian crisis and the shut june tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. from the white house. leaders saying under no circumstances will the white house support any delegation taking flights during the shutdown. age neither side is talking. >> this is a shutdown that's the longest in history, the dumbest in history, and it may well be the most of damage. >> it's time for nancy pelosi to put a counter offer on the table of some amount. she says she is for border security, but she opposed every single item. she said she will only support a

dollar. reporter: the president met with a high-ranking north korean official today. >> the united states is going to keep pressure and sanctions on north korea until we see fully and verified denuclearization. we had very good steps in good faith from the north koreans in releasing the hostages and other moves. we'll continue those conversations. reporter: the white house trying to discredit a story out of "buzzfeed." the president's outside counsel they say asked michael cohen to lie. thed saying the president asked him to lie about communication over plans to you build a trump tower in moscow. the outside counsel for the president saying that is simply

not true. liz: the reporter is not saying whether they had the evidence in hand of all that going on. the president's major announcement will come tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern time? >> that's right. 3:00 p.m. eastern time from the white house. he's saying you a live broadcast. speculation, he does hang out there, it could be a national knowledge that he could enact or say something else that maybe there is a breakthrough with some of the democrats. some democrats have been wavering. liz: there is a way out of the shutdown. we'll see what the president -- we are monitoring the events that the president is about to make a major announcement tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. we are hearing from senators and politicians on both side of the aisle of how to move ahead of the house. draft a bill on the senate side

with border wall money and back a relief and vote on it every day, debate it every day, talk about the security problems at the border. we are hearing that idea from jason chaffetz and others. republican senator kevin cramer. this sounds like common sense. grab the headlines away from the pelosi spat and the petty stuff going on. what do you think of that idea, senator? >> it's been very difficult. thank you, elizabeth, by raising the opportunity it's been difficult to be somewhat on the sidelines in the senate, it's not in the fight, but we have been talking to each other in constructive and informal ways. my sense is there is a softening. however, that said, unless nancy pelosi, the speaker the house is willing to gore wait with donald trump the president of the united states, everybody we do

is sort of window dressing. those two have to come to some resolution or we are not in a position moving forward now. i'm encouraged to hear that some house democrats are wavering. liz: that's a great point you made. maybe the president tomorrow declares a national emergency or take funds out of the disaster relief funds we already have. >> i didn't know anything about it until i just heard tonight my ear as you guys were talking about it. he has been reluctant to declare a national emergency. while he might make a point on that and take the political monkey off their back, it doesn't get the wall built. i don't know what his announcement is going to be. but i'm going to try to find out everything i can after this

show. liz: we have had a government shutdown practically every year since the 70s. when democrats like dick durbin fear monger that president trump will use future shutdowns with abandon when we have had one every year. >> it's a good point. it's far too common. this one is different because it's 25% of the government, it's not the entire government. that's why it has been able to linker as long. this administration has done everything it can even through the shutdown to deliver services, including opening some of the usda offices for a few days at a time. passing legislation and signing laws that guarantee back pay. they are trying to ease the pain as much as they can even through the shutdown. in some respects i think that relieved the pressure that existed in previous years.

i personally would like to see some way where you could take this off the table as a tool. but it is the job of the congress and executive branch every year to fund the government. and we shouldn't be shirking our responsibilities with ongoing crs. what's your take on the fight between trump and pelosi? >> i have never seen anything like it. i think of those years when i was in the house whether it was speaker boehner orion. it's not like you had a great relationship necessarily. but they did talk on a pretty regular basis. they never made the claims they are making now. for nancy pelosi to say donald trump put her in danger by leaking her travel plans.

now we find out the state department out of kabul said it was leaked because buying tickets through unclassified means put them in danger by her team. liz: putting out a statement that supported nancy pelosi's claim. we are watching this fight unfold. there has got to be a way to get pelosi to budge. what do you think? >> why doesn't she offer the president something that her and her team really want. to me it looks like she is inept at negotiating. she is more bent on him losing than she is on winning things for her own party. that's what a divided government does. they ought to find ways to have winners and winners. i'm amazed at her ineptness in this negotiation.

>> when you see me looking away from the camera and watching the stock futures, i always want to monitor stocks and developments. the breaking news is the president will have a major announcement, he says tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. we have concerns. there are three, they number three major migrant caravans. one with 1,000 migrants mainly from honduras you just crossing into mexico. we'll wait to hear if mexico will grant them visas. steve harrigan is on the ground with the latest. reporter: this is the lead element of that caravan. you can see them resting and relaxing after four days on the road. sleeping outside at night and walk or jumping on the back of pickup trucks during the day. their goal is clear.

they want to get to the united states. it was a question mark how they would be received in mexico. the border gated were thrown open for a little while. about a thousand migrants came through with no document. now there has been order established on the border with mexico. they are checking people's documents, they are giving them a wrist band and they are making them wait five days before getting into effects co. the government of mexico and its leftist president says they will welcome these migrants with open arms and treat them humanely. the other question is how do people of mexico feel about it. you can see the central plaza is pretty much overrun. there are a lot of people just sleeping outdoors. it got tiresome for people in the city of tijuana for a while. there was resentment there and

they closed down the shelter. when they do get to thawment s. border, what will happen then? the first rare can in october that numbered 7,000. they think as many as half of that 7,000 tried to cross into the u.s. illegally based on arrest record. we have the second convoy, people back at the mexico border and new convoys forming in honduras. this is a stream that's just continuing day after day. liz: great to see you, stir. stocks ending big for the week. all major averages endle up. gerri willis has more from the new york stock exchange. gerri? >> a big week for the dow, a big day for the dow. the dow industrials endle up 364 points.

markets up almost 3%. it 7 been a big week because of news rumors, tories about trade with china and hopes the resolution to the trade wash can be found soon. the "wall street journal" said the u.s. will be dropping some tariffs in order to resolve the dispute. today we got a headline from bloomberg saying china might go on a buying streak to cut the trade deficit. many stocks moving higher on earnings news. the biggest one of them, goldman sachs, the best performer of the week on the dow. liz, back to you. liz: facebook shares did drop at the end of the day up. this happened on news of a possible record-setting fine for facebook not protecting your data. it could be the first major

punishment against facebook from the u.s. government. it could come from the federal trade commission. facebook signed an agreement with the fcc8 years ago that it would get permission from you before sharing your data. it's over multiple breaches. facebook has $41 billion in cash, mash equivalent and marketable securities on its balance sheets. this is a speed ticket. should companies get political or not with their super bowl ads. does it attract or alienate consumers? this is a hot debate over that masculinity ad. tell us what you think about this on twitter at "the evening

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liz: we love watching market reaction, economic reaction, business reaction. look at this story. business booming at some of america's biggest ports as businesses are trying to beat the clock on any new potential tariffs coming in on chinese goods starting march 1. hillary vaughn is at the port in los angeles, one of the country's biggest. reporter: there is a backlog of cargo containers. the director of the port tells us this isn't normal. what's happening is they are returning out of space to put these containers. in 2018 they wrapped up their record year. 2018 was their best year in terms of imports and exports. and really what's happening, companies are trying to make sure they are getting as many i

am forth overseas from china before a new rounds of tariffs roll through. but this surge has a trade imbalance. they are sending some empty containers to china and bringing them back full. so china is not' reciprocating and demanding as many imports'. liz: we have a report undercutting nancy pelosi's claim that president trump put her life in danger alleging he leaked the news about her delegation going to afghanistan. welcome to the show. >> this isn't the first time people's schedules at least approximately of where they are going has come out. she had to effectively advertise to a broad group of members and their staff that she was going.

that was a bipartisan advertisement. liz: so washington doesn't leak, really. a state department cable showed pelosi's delegation asking about tickets on commercial flights. what's your reaction to nancy pelosi saying the president put her life in danger. >> it's about as true as nancy pelosi's statement that they couldn't protect the president of the united states inside the house chambers. she plays fast and loose with her statements. she gets away with it. it's part of the san francisco say something and the hyperbole doesn't count. but the frornlt issue is the president recognized he wasn't going on vacation until the shutdown is over. she shouldn't can walking away from negotiations because she wants to take a trip for

political purposes. liz: here is the other part of nancy pelosi's case that falls apart. she actually invited president trump to make his state of the union addressen january 3. -- address on january 3. that was after the shutdown and she didn't mention security issues then? >> she made up a reason to take back an invitation that she made when we were already in the shutdown. it many the bad precedent. with president obama there was never a question whether president obama would be invited for the say the of the union. since the 30s, i don't think there has been a break in the state of the union. some of them incredibly difficult times. bust reality is we want to hear from the president. the president has an obligation to make this address and making it in writing makes no sense. because the american people in

massive amounts listen to it. liz: president trump weighed in earlier today. here is what he said about nancy pelosi's claim. why would nancy pelosi leave the country on a 7-day excurison when 800,000 great people are not getting paid? why won't she come to the table? >> she certainly could. on the saturday after the shutdown. vice president pence came up to the capitol and made an offer that was within a few hundred million dollars of what they had already agreed to and they didn't encounter. that's a problem when you are losing in three days more money than the difference between the last ask and the last offer. it makes no sense. the president is standing on principle. as you can see, nancy pelosi is looking for political gamesmanship. this time we found an

interrupting one because the president said i'm not going to facilitate you leaving the negotiation table and he stopped her. liz: you are you now nominated to the trade gore yaitions. >> the president asked me to work on trade in lower and middle economies around the world. i happen to know containers have been leaving the united states for china dead empty for a long time. when they are not empty they are filled with used card board or used metals that are going to be purchased. we had a huge trade imbalance that caused those containers to go back empty. liz: much of the nation about to get blasted by a monstrous

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>> welcome back. you are watching the foxbusiness network. were coming into the bottom of the hour. now a massive snowstorm with blizzard like conditions bearing down on much of the country, it's going to be followed by bone chilling temperatures. rick is in the fox news weather center with more.

rick. >> so much to worry about with the storm. there is no, a big area of high density, slushy and sleet stuff. >> a lot of this stuff will have a flash freeze. that commute on monday morning could be really treacherous. cold air solemnly in place right now right here is the initiation that leads to the storm on the other side of the rockies. it brought rain and snow back across parts of california in the pacific northwest. take a look, winter storm warnings everywhere you see the pain. it stretches from parts of kansas, south dakota, and all the way up through maine. it is a wide swath. it will get in on the action. here's the future radar. while we think the reader will look like. tomorrow afternoon, big rain across the south, strong weather. across the river valley there's

a changing line between the rain and the snow. eventually, this is out of here late in the afternoon on sunday. i want to show you a closer inversion of that, from d.c. across parts of the northeast. this is 9:00 p.m. on saturday. you see here, new york city, probably in the snow read you go to the south and we are talking about rain. go towards sunday morning, there's rain moving in. the batch of pink is where we could do with freezing way. whatever snowfalls will have snow and it will compact that. it will make for slushy mess. by the time it's gone the cold air moves in quickly. this is the forecast accumulation. the highest in the interior sections. maybe less than we thought yesterday. some areas in the 18 - 24 inches of snow. this is sunday night into monday morning. 6 degrees for a temperature in new york city. six in boston, minus three in

buffalo, eight in chicago. monday daytime highs, are really cool. it will be windy and wind chills will feel like the minus teens. sunday afternoon, soon as the precipitation stops, shovel your driveway and sidewalk. get it all off before the hard freeze comes in on monday. you'll thank me if you follow that message. >> thank you. that's great advice. let's get back to breaking news about the president's major announcement tomorrow. edward lawrence has more. >> reporter: we have a little bit of color on this. it will happen at 3:00 p.m. in the diplomatic room. president donald trump not giving away what he is going to say. he has been reluctant up till now to declare a national emergency. he is been trying to get democrats on his side. >> what is tomorrow about? >> i am not going to get ahead of the president. i can assure you he will continue to fight for border

security. the end the national emergency i suggest everybody tune in so far no leash out of -- >> did you hear how she said that. she was asked about a national emergency. then she said, he will make that announcement tomorrow. i don't think she meant to say that. but she did say, to your point, i suggest everybody tune in. >> this is going to be a big announcement. we will just have to wait and see what the president decides to do. >> may be a national emergency. we will have to wait. great stuff. i'll stay with you throughout the show. again, the president's major announcement on the border. it's on up partial government

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>> did you see the toxic masculinity ads out of gillette? some people took it as toxic

sanctimony. we get the message. i do not know how beards are toxic. i'm being facetious. organ answer the question. should you go get popcorn during the super bowl ads to avoid being lectured up by corporate america? is a popular advertising. it seems to think companies will not go political at this year's super bowl. we have warning signs that yes, maybe you should go take a popcorn and ice cream break. joining me as the hills media reporter and fox news contributor. we welcome you both. >> good evening. >> before we get you, let's show the super bowl political commercials. they have caused an uproar with the public in the past. watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ >> looking good boys. >> i know. >> let's do this. >> let me dial back on the term, they are nice ads, they are sweet ads, the issue is, people want to be entertained by the super bowl. we know millennial's, this is the x factor. one survey says eight out of ten millennial's like it when they go millennial. what do you think will happen? >> those are the people aimed at. once you get to my age, i don't want to date myself here. but when you're younger, your buying habits are still flexible. you are not locked into a product. you usually go after younger people because you're still deciding what they will be committed to. the plan is for people like us

to be talking about these ads. i don't know why they don't just use -- when you throw in a dog or a clydesdale, are they polarized? every study shows that in order for corporate activism to be effective that the brand has to be connected back to the cause. in other words, what does gillette have to do with me too. what do razors have to do with me too. we saw it in hollywood. when you alienate half the country, they don't bother watching. the same thing with the ends. your insulting have a gender. as the product that gender buys. i see no upside. >> what you think? >> and joe is truly onto something. i'm a marketing majors. i worked 20 years and fortune 100 company. a lot of time in brand management. your brand is your baby. you create it, you nurture it, you grow it and you protected.

no brand in the world is going to have their base, their loyal consumers if they have a political bias going on. our country is more divided than ever. it is such a boneheaded move for these corporations to inject politics into these commercials. they are alienating their base. >> do you think these are political ads of the super bowl? >> i'm not even sure i will watch it. i am still single by the boy scouts a couple of years ago. >> do you think will see him at the super bowl? >> i will be watching. i don't think so. i think it will be the halftime show where they've gun safe and we don't hear a lot of political messages. they realize who the audience is. sports is the ultimate escape and they're not gonna screw with that.

>> will there be political ads? if so all will have you both want to critique them. >> saints win, by the way. >> bareknuckle brawling out of control. i'm talking trump versus pelosi. both sides of the aisle consumed and political battle. there is a way out, there's light at the end of the tunnel. we'll show you coming up. >> while the nation's leader to get out in d.c., will take you to the caravans. there are now three of them. we have migrants walking into mexico possibly asking for visas out of mexico. that report is coming up. stay there. our grandparents checked their smartphones

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>> breaking news. at this hour president trump announced he will make in major statement tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. that on the border with the partial shutdown. joining me as wall street journal editorial. here's the update, sir sanders said quote, i suggest everybody tune in. what you think he says? >> the big money as he declares some emergency which would allow him to do other things. what i hope it is, i hope he makes a bigger offering goes bigger. instead of the tit for tat with nancy pelosi, say i am willing

to do a, b, and c, to get this wall. on the surface they both have retractable positions. the president said i will not sign a bill without money for the wall, mrs. posey says, not a dime for the wall. trump has indicated there are things he would give to get that wall. >> like what? >> he might give daca, the government shut down the government last year because of that. i think if you went big and said he was willing to consider that. daca would be one. he has always talked about in each 1b visa. it could be something unrelated. >> i think he is in a good position. there are polls showing people blaming republicans are blaming democrats. but, one shows that most people want to an agreement and watch each side to give in. mrs. posey is the only one who has taken the position that

there is nothing i could get that would get me to give. >> even 1 dollar, she wouldn't do it. >> 70% of americans say compromise. >> the president has his base. they love that he canceled the speakers trip. i'm not sure that helps them. there is a big clump of americans in the metal that are willing. if the president is willing to consider, i think that puts a speaker in a tough position. >> i am hearing the president, do it. declare it a national emergency. right now, the deep-sea media beltway, america's focus on small stuff, not on the people being killed by illegals, the drugs, the crisis. >> i hate doing things emergency. >> and fax them into a corner. >> i think they have the option of trying to make a deal. that is what he is good at. he is the one willing to give

some things. some things the democrats really want. i don't think mrs. pelosi would have a hard time dealing with that. when people see her as the only one who will not give anything. >> what you think about the democrat side of the aisle. >> the fact is, it is harder for any congressional leader of any party to keep the coalition together than it is for the president. >> because mitch mcconnell is giving cover to the republicans saying he will schedule a bill. >> he has to keep the people together. >> this story about security issues over the state of the union, nancy pelosi said januari welcome you to the state of the union. it wasn't a security issue then. >> that's why think they have to break out of that. there each claim to their base. i think president trump could get the margin in the middle that wants to see a deal. >> do you think it the border is

in crisis? >> i do. we have all these children coming in. it i think there's also some problems and we don't have the infrastructure to deal with the inflow. we do not have points, they're trying to get people to go through certain ports to make sure we can deal with them. we do not have any order. >> what is the political fallout of calling a national emergency. we have no idea if that will happen. >> if you call a emergency and then juggle things around and say i'm going to build a wall, you might get something. congress does have a role in appropriating money. i would rather force a deal then do that. i think emergencies, it may get you out of the impasse because then you could sign a bill to reopen the government. i don't think that's a good way to resolve it. >> let's wrap it up. 2013 democrats agreed to

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liz: three major caravans headed to the u.s. marching into mexico through the guatemala-mexico border. joining us is sheriff mark daniels. the president is about to make an announcement on the border and the shutdown. >> 31 border sheriffs came out with a statement last week. public safety in our community, it talks about national security and it talks about the humanitarian crisis on our border. we have 2,000 miles of southern

border that is in dire strait of help. it needs balance and exclusions. liz: you are saying yes he should declare an emergency. >> yes, it's time to get this border secure. it's in our constitution. we have an epidemic on our southern border. liz: can you spell it out? >> let's look at the humanitarian crisis. we have moms and dads dropping children from 18-foot fences on towvment s. side. you do that anywhere in the united states, that's a crime. you have 70% of all the people in the caravan being criminally victimized on their march to the border. you have the majority of females, the majority on birth control, are sexually assaulted.

you have people dying on the southern border trying to get through here. liz: the human trafficking. the president takes the issue out of the d.c. media beltway and tells the world why it's a humanitarian crisis. nancy pelosi said it was one. joe biden said it was a crisis. barack obama said it was what crisis. chuck schumer said it was a crisis. >> unfortunately we have personalities, opinions and politics involved. let's get back to it. we need to secure our borders. liz: sheriff mark daniels thank you for your service to our country. and thank you for having us in your home. watch for that announcement from the president 3:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow.

have a good weekend. lou dobbs is next on the fox business network. [♪] lou: good evening. the national security crisis on our southern border has worsened as another week passes and the radical dems led by schumer and pelosi refuse to build the president's border wall. but there are developments. president trump revealing he'll have a major announcement tomorrow on the border crisis. the president thanking border patrol and i.c.e. agents reassuring them he's fully committed to supporting them. president trump: everything we asking for whether it's the wall or barrier, whether