quest deal with your stove and microwave. >> the stove and microwave. and tell you to change the batteries in your smoke alarms. >> there you go. a lot of news. we will see you all back here tomorrow at 1 o'clock. more news from new york right now. >> a news alert. a white house security breach. a suspect under arrest after managing to climb the fence and gain access to the south lawn of the white house. all this while president trump was inside the white house. welcome to a brand now our inside america's news headquarters. good to see you. >> just flew in from los angeles? >> yes i did. with the college kids on the beach. >> is there a 10 under all that makeup? >> there is.

>> this happened last night before midnight. authorities say the suspect was carrying a backpack but no dangerous materials were found inside. kristin fisher is live at the white house with the latest. how in the world than anyone managed to jump the fence at the white house and get away with it? at least they got over the fence.>> reporter: that is exactly what secret service is trying to find out right now. right now president trump is at trump international golf club in virginia. and he just spoke with reporters about what happened last night. he said that the secret service did a fantastic job. as for the intruder he says it was a troubled person, it was very sad it was the furthest that any fence jumper has done since 2014 when i met with a knife made it all the way inside the white house. president obama was not home but this time, president trump was. and according to the secret service it happened shortly before midnight. an intruder with a backpack

jump before the offense, made only to the south entrance which is the engines that you see the president leave from every time he boards marine one. that intruder was arrested. officials said he had no criminal history. the previous history with the secret service, as for the backpack he was wearing for the intruder was wearing excuse me, because we do not know if it was a man or woman. backpack was served and nothing has been found. there have been about 78 fence jumpers since 1991. so this is really nothing new. but the most serious of those instances took place in 2014. omar gonzalez, an iraq army veteran made it to the east room with a knife. the resignation of the director of the secret service at the time. it also led to a congressional investigation. in response, the secret service has said that it was replace the fence. another fence is just six feet tall by 2018 they hope to raise it five feet. that is the plan, that is the fix. but it will not be in place at

least for another year. as for president trump, as amended he is at trump international golf course in virginia. right now he is meeting with several members of the cabinet and senior staff. those people included -- any of several members of his chief staff. reince priebus, steve bannon and press secretary sean spicer. all of them are there. the president says that today will be talking about the economy and the job market was not yesterday. healthcare always best president mike pence just finished up that pitch down kentucky. >> okay kristin fisher thank you very much. >> for more on this let's bring in dan emmett a former secret service agent for two decades. he also author of the book i am a secret service agent. dan, given your perspective of

what happened last night. >> you know, as the previous reporter noted, jumping the white house fence is nothing new. it has been going on since they built the fence. really anyone of any average physical ability can get over the fence. it's what happens when the intruder lands on the white house side of the fence that is important. and what all of this in my view, the intruder should not admit as far as they did. they did react properly to him prior to entering the house. >> after the 2014 incident in which the man with a knife made into the white house, they installed spikes on the top of the fence and obviously that is not a complete deterrent.>> no, it is not. i'm 62 years old. in the past there been people that are little monthly duration is looking for a little excitement. in my view and in today's world

anyone that jumps the fence at this point has should be on the go force. -- when using lethal force raising shoot to kill? >> absolutely, 100 percent. especially when the president is in the residence. >> and an intruder in this particular incident, mentally disturbed. >> mentally disturbed people commit assassinations every day. it takes that type of person to do this. when this person came over the fence no one knew what was in the backpack. they can get to the residence level and set himself out and then it would be bad and there was a why would you use lethal force >>. >> raising the fence which is the current plan. it is not sufficient?

or not? >> no. absolute eyewash. you can raise the fence all you want.but until you start getting serious about what you do when the person gets on the other side of the fence, it will continue. people can climb fences, get over fences in any number of ways. it will be a nice thing to look at, it will be a nice thing to say look at what we have done. but in the end it will not stop people from jumping the fence. >> other than lethal force and obviously you think that is an option. if you are in charge of securing the perimeter, what more would you do? >> i would probably establish rules of engagement that would state when the president is in house that lethal force will be used for anyone who jumps the fence. and probably that when the president is not in residence that it not be used. but a backpack, you can set up an awful lot of trouble with in a backpack with explosives. this person pose in my view,

and lethal threat. it is not clear until after the fact what their true intent was but sometimes that is too late. >> what additional controls on the inside of the perimeter - would not be advisable? >> well, the more the better. by the secret service right now unfortunately is in a manpower crunch. they are having a real hard time keeping people in the organization. their attrition rate is higher than ever in the history of the secret service. people are leaving in record numbers through retirement and resignation. you know it takes a long time to train a uniform office or a secret service agent. it takes a long time to get the embedded prior to coming on board.a long time to train and a written voluntarily to get them up to speed to what they need to be able to do to work at the white house. i think a lot of the manpower issues have to do with numbers.

bodies just are not there. >> dan emmett, former secret service agent. thank you very much. >> you are quite welcome. let's the vice president rallying support for the gop healthcare proposal in louisville kentucky today. he is taking part in a listening session with small business owners getting their thoughts on healthcare reform and making the case for the republican plan. listen. >> obamacare has failed the people kentucky. it is of the people of america and obamacare must go. we are going to replace it with healthcare reform that will improve the lives of every american and strengthen the economy. >> we are following the story live from washington. hello garrett. >> hi julie. this is part of the republican lawmakers behind the gop obamacare replacement plan. a large part of the effort is taking their message straight to the american people who voted for the president in november. particularly in states where

members of congress have spoken out against the gop plan kentucky is home to senator rand paul who is one such senator. so it is no coincidence that is rally support for the gop's replacement bill and to ease some of the concerns and doubters. >> despite some of the fear mongering and on the liberal left i want to assure the people kentucky might be looking on this morning. we're going to work with congress and work with our agency in health and human services.we are going to have an orderly transition. to a better healthcare system that makes affordable, high-quality health insurance available for every american. >> the trump administration has been busy this week counting the gop bill and working to build support with a series of meetings at the white house with lawmakers and the president continued that effort in his weekly address saying, this is exactly what voters have been asking for. >> americans have called out for relief. and relief is what we are determined to give them.

we will deliver relief to american workers, families and small businesses who right now are being crushed by obamacare. by increasing freedom, choice and opportunity for the american people. >> and the tepid sales pitches into coming tuesday the white house will host members of the conservative house freedom caucus who have been leading the charge against the gop bill and we will be headed there for a night of pizza and bowling. the president holds some dealmaking as well. >> all right thank you very much garrett tenney. let's bring anton garrett from virginia to further weigh in on this. he sits on the house education and workforce committee. congressman thank you so much for talking to us. first i want to talk rand paul. he was the first to come forward and put up with a plan to replace obamacare. now he is against the replacement. but he is not the only prominent republican opposition. so why are republicans are so

adamant about repealing and replacing the affordable care act not coming together on this? >> weed for years criticized pelosi for telling us we had to pass a plan to find out what was in it. now it seems we have done it a 180 and that they hear. this is way too important to get it wrong. there are two primary sticking points i think that the senator paul and it is myself included, against this current plan. so let's work. let's negotiate the plan and get really actually provides a better product with lower cost instead of just passing something to pass it. >> let's talk about sticking points. in case those of us following do not really know why it is a standstill. house republicans are literally in a standoff with conservatives. over the republican replacement bill. and they are pushing an amendment to the bill that would move up the date for freezing obamacare is medicare. the medicaid expansion rather two 2018 is that in 2020. leadership is worried that the change would actually driveway

senate moderates already concerned about repealing the medicaid expansion.which is it? and do those concerned about the medicaid expansion have a real issue here? >> yes they have a real issue to grind. i am here in virginia with we did we are going to punish the state that were responsible for the state that expanded at the time we did not have the money to pay for the bills were passing. so it is a real going to pay. i think you encourage the behavior by rewarding good behavior not bad behavior. that's was pushing the medicaid expansion deadline out does. we want to see a change to reflect rewards for good judgment at the state level and the other thing is, does president trump, does house leadership want to put their names on the largest entitlement package ever pass to the republican-controlled congress and white house? >> on friday members voiced

concern in another issue. as far as sticking points. if the measure doesn't do enough to drive down healthcare costs, and that is a measure that republicans have been sticking to. we want to bring the cost down. we want the bill to repeal obama care essential health benefits which mandate healthcare services that plans must cover. a lot of people do not want to be mandated and told that you must sign up for this. and it must cover x, y and z. will this be less or more affordable if passed? because isn't the bottom line the dollar here? >> theoretically there's a lot of good stuff in the plan. these two sticking points are that are these worth this for conservatives? for me they are. but we want to pass something. i genuinely want to pass on standards do not think it needs to be done by way of an entitlement. i do think we can push cost down. i do think the plan is a step

in the right direction. but it is not as good as we can do and that is what the american people are entitled to expect.>> okay what about premiums? conservatives it saves the requirements of their proposing, taking points to be repealed. insurers could actually offer cheaper plans that cover less and save another gop bill could actually raise premiums. >> well, if you allow people to shop for what they actually want as opposed to mandating what they must have, then we would see no cost going down here to the current plan is you know the status quo is detached from reality. because i have maternity coverage right? i am not going to need that. and a number of other things that are mandated that people would choose not to pay for. when you make it so that your routine checkup is subsidized down to a $10 co-pay, then you realize that everything is going to cost more because you are offsetting the cost of more services to a broader pool. so yes, i mean all legitimate points. >> before let you go, pre-existing conditions.

discriminating against those that have them. do they need to do away with that? >> sure, look we have a proposal in our office that is that an individual mandate with provider incentive, we went to the providers of the cans we want to cover these folks with pre-existing conditions. so you go ahead and do that, you shows a receipt for the cost of building a dollar +1 two incentive behaving as opposed to using the care as opposed to the state. >> congress min tom garrett, thank you for talking to us. >> thank you, had a great day. >> united states intensifying the fight against isis spinning beginning the deployment of 400 us marines to northern syria. they are there to help train and advise local arab and kurdish forces. this new contingent adding to the roughly 500 troops already inside the country. and this as deadly explosions ripped through two buses carrying shiite pilgrims into damascus. 40 people at least were killed. more than 100 others injured.

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into russian meddling in the 2016 election ramping up. some lawmakers looking into a possible tie between moscow and the outcome of the presidential race. let's bring in democratic congressman eric -- from california ranking member of the cia subcommittee on the house intelligence committee. punishment, thank you for being with us. he launched a website that seems to be dedicated to establishing ties between donald trump and his aides. and the russian government, in fact one section of it is

entitled russian ties. it got all of these lines between donald trump and vladimir putin and jeff sessions and others in the russian -- and the russian ambassador. what is the point of that? it is not a crime to talk to a russian. you surely know that as a lawyer. >> good afternoon greg. what we are trying to do right now is pieced together what were the prior personal political and financial ties between donald trump and the people in his orbit and russia. and as you find out, it is not a crime to talk to russia. however, some of these individuals were sanctioned individuals on the russian side. so to do business with them would have been a crime. i know what we are looking at is that russia interfered any election. that was confirmed but were any of these individuals among donald trump and his team working with russia as this interference campaign took place? and that is what they're

investigating right now. >> but you all accused and convicted michael flynn. of a crime. in fact you say michael flynn may have broken the law when he privately discussed us sanctions against russia. he says he did not talk about sanctions with russia. >> greg, we need to update the website because there is more information about michael flynn now that we have learned he was working as a foreign agent and had not disclosed that as he was joining the administration. but what michael flynn - >> greg: what crime did he commit in regards to russia? >> when he traveled before becoming national security advisor and was paid to speak by russia today whether that was properly disclosed.also, whether michael flynn when he spoke to the russian ambassador and incubated that he would get rid of the obama sanction that would -- whether that also was a violation of the logan act. and depending on what he told any person looking at - >> greg: come on, as a lawyer

you know that the logan act is a joke. no one has ever been prosecuted under that. >> also, with respect to flynn, he did lie to the vice president. so if you'd like to any other persons talking to him in this investigation, that you could be a crime. a greg, the larger point here is, you can just write michael flynn off as being forgetful with his recollection about russia. you can write off jeff sessions as being forgetful two times and he was asked under oath when testifying to the senate about russia. we are starting to see a pattern of deceit when the people in the top administration are asked about prior contact with russia. the bigger question is, is this because of prioritized that included working with russia while they were - >> greg: the website largely, what it does is anyone associated in a trump administration, and you conveniently overlook the fact

that the russian ambassador was actually a frequent visitor according to white house, meeting with president obama advisors. not to mention all of the democrats that have not come out that have met with as well. i mean come on, fairness. shouldn't you identify that as well? >> two separate that you greg, president obama was the president. so it was his job to work with the russian ambassador. also asked them to knock off the interference campaign. i wish president obama had done more to stop the interference campaign. however, we give you another example. >> greg: but to condemn jeff sessions. -- same way as they said is nothing here it is my job to that. and he is supposed to be doing that talking to government officials, isn't he? let's be fair here. >> greg, timing is everything here. jeff sessions meets with the russian ambassador two times after it is revealed that they

are attacking our democracy. i think best case for jeff sessions is that it is bad judgment to move the country attacking our democracy. worst case that we see that his position goes from being very much anti-russia and pro-ukraine to say no we should embrace and work with russia more. we give you more carter page, june 2016 we learned that russia is attacking the democracy. that is reported widely. one month later carter page was a senior foreign policy advisor for president trump with permission of the campaign traveling over to moscow. that is one piece of evidence i want to learn more about. >> greg: are you persuaded at all that president obama's director of national intelligence said 60 days ago we have no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government. >> the director and the responsibility of the fbi director are two different ones. the fbi would be, if there is, a counterintelligence

investigation. they would be conducting that. that in many cases would not go to the director. -- >> the top official in intelligence? he would clearly know if there was collusion. he says there is no collusion. >> from my understanding, we want this to still be investigated. we want to follow the evidence. we have not found yet whether any us present were working with russia. it would be in president trump's interest if they were not for the public to know that. and he should welcome this investigation. >> greg: congressmen eric swalwell, thank you for being here. >> of course. >> the travel ban facing legal hurdles event. several states during the fight to block executive order from going into effect. so what happens next with travel ban version 2.0? and the war against terror in syria. with more us boots on the ground. will take a closer look at the strategies. but first here's general jack

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escalating the fight against the islamic state. now we have the four-star general jack keane on the strategy. >> they put two months of effort into it. the chairman and the joint chief. i'm talking about the four-star chiefs and the chairman themselves working with their staff. they have got this, they put a tremendous effort into it. the president has been briefed on multiple options. he has been selecting what he wants to do he is going to be decisive and have a sense of urgency and he wants this to end. >> for more or less bringing nash, a fox news contributor. thank you for talking to us. already the trump administration is picking up where obama did not leave off. and that is boots on the ground. we talked about that through his entire administration. he did not want to going to syria with groups on the ground he fought isis three aspects. and the number of isis militants actually grew.

and that so we are up against the harder one than we were let's say in years ago. how will this mission be different than the mission deployed by obama's administration? >> i think the analogy would be a disease he tried treating it with drugs and it did not work. now it is time for surgery. surgery comes with a whole bunch of breasts. when you put boots on the ground inside a hostile country, i mean that is the rest of this kind of surgery. so going forward we have tried pressurizing this by providing airpower and applies, logistics, intelligence and reconnaissance. now we are actually putting deeds on the ground and the marines going in our very much like a tactic used successfully up in iraq. to take back mosul. so that is sort of a make that over happen and then of course we have these other forces, special forces and regular army forces going into -- and that is a new mission.

they're trying to assure our allies of us commitment and deter the syrians from coming in to the area and causing trouble. because that would bring in more kurdish forces which the turks are not in favor of. it is a very complicated situation right now. we will see how it plays out. right now it looks okay to me. it really does. >> what about the syrian president? how do we deal with him? he has pushed back calling the is invaders saying there has been no concrete action. he calls on the trump administration and says obviously this is false. us officials have basically gone on the record. we know the marines have arrived in the northern part two support us backed local forces preparing to mount an assault. isis is capital. so what happens with this mission now? how was it playing and how is it going so far, do you know? >> here is what i know julie. the mission will probably go fine because as the general

says, a lot has been put into this. my question is, and what i am waiting to see is not whether or not we will be successful. i believe we will be.the question is the same thing only push north out of iraq out of kuwait into iraq during operation iraqi freedom. we were talking on air and they said how long will this take us? and i said it probably will not take long. what happens the next day when the sun comes up, what then? that is what we have to worry about. >> yes and aside, going far as insulting the us and telling a chinese is ali what are they going to do to fight isis? the americans lost nearly everywhere. they had to withdraw in the end. i mean first of all, as i losing in iraq. he obviously does not want us on the ground. we are there and we are not leaving. how should the white house respond to drive home the message as he has to iran putting them on morning as they

said to syria?that we are not getting out of there to wipe out isis once and for all? >> and that is a thing. and i don't think that he really cares about isis. he cares about the people we are backing. so if all of a sudden the people we are backing stop fighting him, turned their effort towards isis that will take the pressure off of him. and i think he will be fine with that. in the end, here is where the general and i disagree. in the end, this will come to a political solution where the united states is going to have to guarantee against allies and the russians will have to sell it to their allies. it will be a political solution that ends this. >> okay captain chuch nash always deceived. thank you. >> you bet, thank you. place a federal judge in seattle since he is not ready yet to rule on blocking the trump administration's revised travel ban.right now hawaii is the only state that has filed a lawsuit to block the band and five others are planning to do so. rob schmidt is live in the new york city newsroom with more.

>> this quickly came under fire from democrats in a number of states. and a minor victory for the administration yesterday when the judge that ruled against the band last month decided not to immediately apply his previous ruling to this latest executive order. now in washington state a group of americans with relatives who were have pending visa applications asked him to immediately shoot down the new version and he denied that request saying they would have to fight this new executive order separately. last month the white house appealed the decision but lost that appeal three to nothing and we saw the when a ban went into place everybody protesting at the airport. what a mess that was for the new demonstration. the ban was removed after that loss and the trumpet ministration quickly went back to work on this new version. this ban removes iraq from the list of countries with block visas living just six nations on the list. you see them there. the new van blocks all refugees from entering the united states

temporarily, it does not put syria that special circumstance of being indefinitely put on hold. the green card holders also not affected in the new order. and the new ban bridge itself of a perceived preference for christian refugees over muslims coming into the united states. that was a big complaint it's as well. and the attorney general in washington state has said or said on thursday basically he is not impressed. >> it is not a new lawsuit. in our view this new executive order contains many of the same weaknesses as the first. and some of the identical policies as the original. consequently, it is equally subject to the injunction that we obtain from the judge on february 3. >> the white house says they taken into account all of the concerns regarding the first executive order. they say they worked hard to appease the critics with the

new order.the president says he is confident the new version will survive the courts.this order slated to going to bet on thursday with the judge's hearing argument against the ban on wednesday in hawaii. >> more litigation. okay rob schmitt, thank you. >> it seems like a miracle. a driver surviving a crash into a freight train. the dramatic rescue caught on tape. and president trump reportedly knows where he will pin the blame at the republican health care plan fails. as republicans continue to face strong expectant democrats. what president trump may be suggesting as plan b. >> we must act now to save americans from the imploding obamacare disaster.premiums are skyrocketing double and triple digits in some cases.

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in new york has been fired. he just tweeted out moments ago, i did not resign. moments a -- moments ago i was fired. -- all of this coming after yesterday's announcement by the interment of justice that the remaining us attorneys that had all not already call the quiz had been asked to tender their resignation as part of the transition from one administration to another. many of them submitted their resignations.apparently preet bharara. and he was fired today. we will have more on that as we get details. in the meantime, the white house works to unite republicans behind legislation to repeal and replace obamacare, behind closed doors president trump is reportedly suggesting a backup plan that the gop could let obamacare fail and lay the blame at the feet of democrats. in the meantime, in his weekly

address the president saying the time is right for change. >> 37 long years of -- soaring cost, cancel plans and bureaucratic mandates, americans have called out for relief. and relief is what we are determined to give them. i want every american to know that action on obamacare is an urgent necessity. >> let's bring in alex, former communications director for senator marco firehouse strategies. and medical advisor for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign and a fox news contributor. see you both. aetna ceo said obamacare is in a death spiral, they lost $439 and upon out of most of the healthcare markets. united healthcare says it is losing $1 billion, they are calling it quits.

blue cross blue shield as well as humana are all bailing out of this thing. i mean unless action is taken. it is going to fail, isn't it? >> well greg, for about six years the obama administration tried to work with republicans to make some fixes to this legislation. they decided that the interest in the american people was not what they were put into office four. >> so you're saying obamacare was bad to begin with because they almost immediately needed fixing? >> less move passes and look at now. >> you can admit that it was a bad idea to begin with. >> getting healthcare to over 20 million americans who did not have it was not a bad idea. >> there were other ways to do it. >> it is true that women have access to birth control and biased by the fact that they're just women and how they are charged to healthcare. that is not a bad idea. let's move past this and focus on the dysfunction of this

white house and we plan that is being put forward. of course it is no surprise given his heartless mocking of a disabled reporter during the campaign that he -- >> can you put the point forward. >> this would disproportionately affect the disabled company. up to 10 million disabled americans will lose health insurance. but there are some things in this bill that are really just mind-boggling.why are you looking to get incentives to companies that pay the city is more than $500,000? incentivizing overpayments -- >> what about the tax credits here that would simply be yet another entitlement program. that is one of the reasons why conservative republicans are saying hold on just a minute. we don't like this new plan by president trump.>> well, that is the argument from some of the most conservative members

of the house. while they do not like the new plan. but that is a conservative proposal. conservatives have been talking about this for years. and paul ryan's proposal has had a very long time. the idea is that you want people who can not afford health insurance to buy health insurance. on think anybody wants to see tens of millions of americans going without health insurance. simply because they cannot afford it. and so the idea is that rather than having the huge mandates like obamacare did in the huge subsidy that we can't afford like obamacare did, you have tax credits that will also help in theory drug on the cost of healthcare. >> alex, this you know we can just let this fail on his own is what the president said here that is just a negotiating tactic, isn't it? it would be somewhat irresponsible to say that. >> i just do not understand the

negotiating tactic if that is what it is. it seems to tell house republicans it is okay to vote against this bill because we will just let it fail and go back and try again in the future. they get one shot at this. they do not pass the repeal and replacement of obamacare now, voters will hold them accountable next year at the ballots. were beyond that, when the individual marketplace starts to collapse as we are already seeing, yes it will be because of the fault of the mistakes made by resident obama but i guarantee the president trump will be the one against the blame. and he has every opportunity to replace it and if he fails to do it they will hold him accountable. >> jehnu , deductibles and everything are going all over. the average premium increase for this year alone will be 25 percent. that is utterly unsustainable isn't it? >> it is certainly not going to be sustainable for older

americans and many of them who voted for donald trump, when they find out that the plan that he is pushing makes insurance companies be able to charge them five times the amount that they charge younger americans. under obamacare that was three times. some of the stuff he >> kind of reminiscent of all of the promises obama made. he was a thousands of dollars in insurance premiums and then it turned out it twice as much. >> let's talk about the here and now. no one wants americans with health insurance to lose it. but we looking at 15 million people losing health insurance. [inaudible] >> okay jehnu, alex, good to see you both. thanks so much. talk amongst yourselves.>> you don't even need to interview them actually.

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controversy. they say some parents recently complained in response to schooling they decided to name it the family dance and are making a gender-neutral event. a handful of states have seen schools that have transition from father daughter dances to family dances. back in 2013 the aclu got involved in rhode island every single month that she could not attend father daughter dance. the solution became making it a family dance allowing everyone to attend.>> thank you. that will do it for us. we will see you back here in one hour from now. >> we get another hour together? amazing.my birthday came early. we will see you at 4 o'clock. >> the journal editorial report is next. gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya.

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