julie: the white house sporting a brand-new financial report and that could raise the questions about possible conflicts of interest and julie banderas and this is "the fox report." the trump administration releasing financial data on nearly 200 top white house aides as required by s. at -- ethics rules and the disclosures revealed the president top -- or well off compared to most americans. at the top of the chart first daughter ivanka trump and for son-in-law jared kushner are both now official white house advisers. together they are worth at least $240 million from their various

business ventures. amid the financial document, vice president pants hit the road today talking about modest income, the manufacturing jobs which president trump promises to bring back. >> president trump has a three-part agenda and i hear about it every day, jobs, jobs and jobs and it's happening right here in ohio. president trump knows what all of you know that when manufacturing is strong, america is strong and he is fighting every day to bring american manufacturing back. julie: julie: for more on this kristin fisher is live from the white house tonight. kristin why did the white house releases financial information now? >> because they are required to by law and what these documents do if they provide a glimpse into the finances of white house senior staffers at the time they enter government so let's take a look at the numbers because i know you want to, everybody does but. ivanka trump and jared kushner at the top anywhere between 240

and $700 million in assets gary commuted director of economic counsel in the number two executive of old and faxes were some where between 252 and 611 million and steve bannon's chief strategist anywhere between 11.8 and 53.8 million kellyanne conway about the same 11 million to 44.2 million assets are and reince priebus chief of staff anywhere from a bit over 604,000 to 1.62 million so a lot of wealth in this white house but what these documents do not do is they do not give a full account of just how these people are potentially disentangling with some of those assets to avoid any potential conflict of interest. not a lot of substance in these documents but it's certainly interesting stuff. julie: oh yeah it is. the press and was active on twitter today. he tends to do that on saturdays often and he also had praise for

his usual targets. what was that? >> it was kind of a backhanded compliment directed at "the news york times" for a story that was headlined obamacare choices could go from one to zero in some areas. president trump posted on twitter this morning he said the feeling "new york times" finally gets it. in places where no insurance companies offer plans there will be no way for obamacare customers to use subsidies to buy health plans. in other words obamacare is dead good things will happen either with republicans or democrats so president trump indicating in no uncertain terms that he is willing to work with democrats if members of the house freedom caucus do not get on board and then today we got our first real taste of just how far this white house may be willing to go to retaliate against members of the conservative caucus if they do not get on board. dan scavino who is the director of social media here at the white house posted on twitter quote donald trump's bringing

jobs back to michigan in justin amash is a big liability likely trump train, defeat him in the primaries. the best we can tell this is the first time somebody in the trump administration has come out and publicly taken sides in a republican primary so this serves as a very stern warning to other republican lawmakers on what could happen if they don't get in line with this administration's agenda. julie: president trump is spending the weekend at the white house with the vice president and in fact traveling this weekend and he is in ohio today. what is he doing? >> he is in ohio today and this is the second week in a row that the vice president has traveled to a state that they won in november. last week he was in west virginia and today as you mentioned he was in ohio during manufacturing facilities and small-business owners. he told them the presence top priorities are creating jobs, jobs amort jobs and ranter what the white house has done this week to help achieve that goal.

he pointed to president trump signing two executive orders want to put america on the path to energy independence and another two to help level the playing field in international trade deals. >> 93% of manufactures are excited about what they have in store and a president trump's leadership. so are the american people. people of this country have not been this confident about our economy since year 2000. >> the vice president doing his best to get this administration back on message and highlight the strength despite the russia investigation is continuing to overshadow almost everything else. julie: kristin fisher thank you very much. the white house also releasing financial disclosures for armor national security adviser michael flynn. documents detail blends financial activities dating back to 2014 and show he earned more than $1.3 million for work on local groups and government contractors including speeches

to russian companies. this is whether the senate intelligence committee has denied flynn's request for immunity in the investigation on moscow. garrett tenney is live from washington with more. garrett what else have we learned from these financial disclosures about flynn's work with other countries? >> to country stand out in this disclosure, turkey and russia. friday michael flynn filed the disclosures to do with the white house showing he made speeches for three separate companies. one of them was for russia's state-sponsored television network archie and the others were russian airline and a russian cybersecurity firm. the forms don't say how much he was paid for the speeches only it was more than $5000. separately in the update disclosure form flynn declared more than $827,000 for the work he did with his consulting firm flynn intel grew. last month he filed as a foreign

agent with the justice department for lobby work he did for firm in turkey for more than half a million dollars worth. again we don't know how much that flynn earned personally only that it was more than $5000 of those are a lot of questions that investigators at the fbi as well as the house and senate will certain they want answers to. julie: what do we know about the status of him to testify in exchange for immunity? >> the house-senate intelligence committees as well as the fbi on capitol hill we have been told it's too early in this investigation before even discussions but at this point it's also something they are not ready to rule out altogether. we do know michael flynn is one of the top targets of this investigation. members of congress has said he would likely need to have some pretty strong evidence implicating someone higher up in order for him to even consider a deal. another part of congress's investigation is the unmasking

of trump transition officials and intelligence reports which is what happened to flynn shortly before he was fired. >> those are classified documents. when you deal with sources and methods and how we gather information that hurts us long-term in our intelligence and if anyone does it for political gain something that affects us in our national security long-term that is in active criminal defense. >> they start at the bottom and work their way up and remember the house and senate intelligence committees are just beginning to start interviewing witnesses. they have a long ways to go before they get to flynn. julie: garrett tenney in washington thank you so much. it's april fools' day and the russian foreign ministry did not let it go by without poking fun at the americans hacking scandal. the ministry sharing an audio file meant to sound like a voicemail prompts. it suggest to press one to arrange a call from a russian diplomat to a political opponent. press two if there is evidence of russian hackers and three for

election interference. the ministry confirmed to the "associated press" that it was a prank. president vladimir putin has denied allegations in the u.s. election. a fiery showdown is brewing on capitol hill ahead of the senate vote to confirm judge neil gorsuch to the supreme court said at least two democrats say they will support gorsuch but others are threatening to filibuster including democratic leader chuck schumer which of course we knew. chuck schumer said from the very beginning he would go against it no surprise there but republicans want to change the rules so they don't need any democratic support. vice president pence said earlier today senators will get it done. listen. >> as america saw in those hearings just a little more than a week ago judge neil gorsuch is one of the most respect did, qualified and mainstream nominees to the supreme court in american history. we will overcome the obstructionist in the united states senate will confirm judge

neil gorsuch one way or the other. julie: doug mckelway has more on where the fight is heading. >> hi chilly with the senate vote on sipri part nominee neil gorsuch looming this week is a lot of 11th hour jockeying. the senate democrats to the 60 vote threshold to filibuster his nomination. that's important because they are both from space the trump one eight. just yesterday missouri democrat claire mccaskill also facing a 2018 re-election battle also from estate the trump one added herself to the no list and plans to the nomination yet she told a private gathering last sunday that gorsuch is one of the better ones. >> it's hard to find any reason except for obstructionism on why fellow democrats in her caucus have not been able to join them. mccaskill offered this warning about the democrats on why they

should leave the high court next couple of years. >> they take take another one off the list and bring it to the senate and we say no and they are not going to let us do that. she's talking about the threat of the so-called nuclear option which is invoked by leader mcconnell will change senate rules to allow confirmation of the supreme court justices simple majority vote. >> that comes to rules change and i sincerely hope that it does not do the sake of the grand traditions of this body for the sake of the advice and consent clause of the constitution but if it does it will be squarely on the shoulders of the republican party and republican leader. >> it was schumer's party and of majority leader reid which invoke the nuclear option for executive branch nominees below the supreme court level. leader mcconnell who is protective has not said whether he would pull the nuclear trigger but he has guaranteed that gorsuch will be confirmed by friday.

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through the town. severe flooding killing at least 150 people in colombia. you can see the widespread damage caused by the avalanche of water that poured into the city from a flooded river. this is near colombia's border with ecuador. we are told many the people they are for sleeping when it all happened. rescue crews now facing and racing against the clock. to find more survivors hundreds of people remained missing and to add to all of that the flooding destroyed it area's water system. finding clean water may be hard in the coming days if not impossible. colombian president declaring a state of emergency in the area even as he faces calls of impeachment. the opposition party calling for nationwide marches in 20 cities. the protest over a range of issues including the state of the economy and corruption allegations against the president. the suspect arrested for starting a fire that demolished part of the busiest land the interstate is now facing a newg.

authorities tacking on arson. when the man appeared in court today. two other people charged in the case but a raging fire erupting underneath interstate 85 on thursday leading to a portion of the roadway collapsing. officials say it will take months and millions of dollars to fix fix it. bryan llenas joins me now with more on this. brian three people have been arrested for just one of the accused is starting the fire. >> the new charge is arson investigators say 39-year-old basil eleby started the fire underneath -- underneath i-85. eleby is charged with first-degree arson as well as first-degree criminal -- this is not his first run-in with the law. he is an extensive criminal record reportedly arrested 19 times since 1995. two others with eleby are charged with criminal trespassing. the atlanta journal-constitution

is reporting the arrest warrant says one of the other two people he was with told police eleby smoked before he placed a chair on top of the shopping cart and it had to get causing a fire but it was started underneath interstate 85 where construction materials were. the department of transportation still won't say how the fire started. his instagram video was shot by a driver showing just how intense the fire was. dozens of firefighters battled the flames while dodging flying concrete and julie no one was injured in the entire ordeal. eleby is back in court. julie: an entire highway get shut down and part of the collapses. i can't even imagine. >> it's terrible given the fact that two or 3000 cars pass through this area through the day. bumper to bumper a nightmare. atlanta traffic rated among the

worst in the world according to transportation analytics firm and rex at the average commuter spending a little over 70 hours in traffic. things just got worse. this drone footage from our fox station in atlanta shows the extent of the damage to i-85. the fire caused during a 60 feet of highway in both directions to collapse. drivers will have to find alternate routes for the foreseeable future. >> we expect the demolition of these damaged sections to last throughout the weekend and into monday. the big question on everyone's mind is how long will this take to repair? we are not able to give you a firm estimate this moment but you should know that this will take at least several months to get this rebuilt. >> of the several months and that leaves millions of dollars more per the federal government has given $10 million to help with the initial repair. julie: that's such a shame.

>> and nobody was hurt. julie: that's a miracle. for a highway to collapse and not one person injured is really truly remarkable. bryan llenas thank you. the va coming under fire yet again. some facilities being accused of retaliating against whistleblowers. i had how one senator is trying to protect them. plus seven people on chicago's south side gunned down over just 12 hours. the city's police department superintendent saying that guns are the problem. >> that's what the issue is, to gun problem. we have too many guns in chicago and too many people and have

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, one facility accused of retaliating against whistleblowers and that is drawing the attention of capitol hill, as it should. will cars live from our west coast studio tonight. what types of retaliations are the whistleblowers experiencing? >> julie some say they have tried to fire them and others say they've been placed in the so-called solitary confinement in their hospital. dale clyde may be the highest paid government employee who literally does nothing every day what is your salary? >> i'm paid approximately $250,000 per year. >> what are you doing right now presently at the va? >> i sit in a chair and i look at the walls. >> that said dr. client is a double board-certified yale fellow who specializes in pain management at the va in missouri. after becoming a whistleblower and reporting a secret weight

with weight manipulation more to the inspector general moore documents showed the missouri va stripped client of his duties in the clinic was shut down. he now has to sit in empty office every day with nothing to do. the story is eerily familiar when you meet brian's mother veteran working as a peer support specialist at the denver va. his mother said she found more than 35 hundreds veterans of secret weight with a va in golden and denver. when he reported them the v-8 retaliated. timothy gave me no work pass to perform so i was supposed to sit in abraham russlyn people who have done wrong do nothing keep my door open so they could keep an eye on me. >> we asked the beatrice bombing camarena gave us a statement that said they don't tolerate retaliation of any kind chilly. julie: republican senator ron johnson has stepped up. he tells us ps heard many of the same horror stories that we have

been hearing in case now pushing a bill to protect whistleblowers like smothers and dr. client. take a listen. >> i wish i could say i was not shocked. disappointing and depressing but the fact of the matter is did va health care system is an government-run bureaucratic single-payer health care system and it has inherent bureaucratic albums. >> the new va director david shelton has said it's his top priority to stop many of the lingering problems with the new va. julie: will will carr in los angeles thank you kaj chicago police the paper presents in one neighborhood after the latest string of deadly gun violence left several dead. police say a man and a woman were gunned down late thursday just hours before four people were killed near a restaurant investigators found a pregnant woman shot to death inside of the home. we are told most of the victims were targeted and had gang

affiliations. chicago police superintendent eddie johnson said the city will continue to be plagued with gun violence until it enforces its own gun laws. >> the simple fact of it is chicago has a gun problem and we do not do a good job of holding these repeat gun offenders accountable for what they do. there is no accountability in chicago. they laugh about our judicial system. they think it's a joke and until we get the legislation in place to hold them accountable we will see this cycle of violence. julie: so far no arrests have been made in any of the most recent cases. as iraqi forces battle to liberate their country's second-biggest city of horrific report of islamic state fighters using civilians as human shields as casualties are stacking up in mosul, what is next? meanwhile our top 10 account official says isis is not our biggest threat.

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daughter ivanka and her husband jared kushner. the wealthiest of the disclosures were between 240 and 700 million. the next of the former goldman sachs banker and present once economic adviser gary cohen. president trump responding to reporter and insurance companies pulling out of the obamacare exchanges need while pleading putting the following the failing "new york times" finally gets it. in places where no insurance company offers plans there will be no way for obamacare customers to use subsidies to buy health plans. in other words o care is dead. and then there is this. sam president trump minute when he said on tuesday quote we believe in those really magnificent words made in the usa. thanks to president trump that is -- vice president mike pence

visiting with small business owners in ohio where he hammered on federal regulations rules that he insist me to be rolled back in order to move economic growth. now turning to the middle east as the battle to reclaim mosul from isis rages on this weekend. iraqi troops fighting off a fierce terror attack from the terror group and exchanging gunfire in the southwestern part of the city. is that fighting intensifies civilians are being caught in the crossfire literally. katie logan has more. >> fighting in mosul was to the city. iraqi forces are fighting. tough battles against the remaining isis fighters. iraqi troops are pushing closer into western mosul. they will be controlling but despite recent gains is still a tough battle with an estimated 2000 isis fighters holding out.

they are using suicide attacks against iraqi positions. hundreds of thousands fleeing their homes because of the intense fighting. yesterday u.n. secretary-general antony cucharis visited a camp near mosul. with so many seeking shelter camps are crowded and conditions are poor. the u.n. is pleading for more aid and resources to help those fleeing. some emergency plies -- supplies are getting to mosul but the u.s. says it's not nearly enough. only 8% of the programs is funded and iran's 400,000 civilians are still trapped in residential areas. because of these limited resorts some families are returning home the fighting is likely to continue for some time. the city is far from safe. their unconfirmed reports that a senior isis commander may have been killed in an iraqi airstrike. coalitions continue to be

crucial in the campaign against isis. julie: katie logan they keep it while the western world battles terror groups like isis and al-qaeda that top pentagon officials shared his view of a bigger threat, i ran. that's the word from james mattis during a meeting with his british counterparts in london plus our senior general in the middle east also warning about iran's growing alliance with russia. "fox news" pentagon producer lucas tomlinson takes a closer look. >> the ongoing battle with isis and al qaeda secretary james mattis says not to forget about i ran. >> that was the primary exporter of terrorism frankly. as a primary state sponsor of terrorism and it continues that kind of behavior today. >> last week uss george h.w. bush arrived to keep an eye on on i ran. on capitol hill the u.s. central

control head says the greatest threat to the region. i think we need to look at opportunities where we can disrupt through military means or other means their activities. general votel said iran's behavior has gotten worse since the nuclear deal was reached with the obama administration. earlier this month more ballistic and general votel work. we have seen russian jets operating and certainly their cooperation to prop up the regime and give them new life here and i think we should be concerned about that. this week there was president visit moscow with a sign of ties between nations. >> russia and i ran coordinate in every step of isis and al-nusra to stabilize the situation in syria. >> votel said they are trying to undermine the united states and

afghanistan. >> i prepared to assume they may be providing some time of support in terms of weapons or other things that maybe there and i think that's a possibility. we have seen russian activity vis-à-vis the taliban. i'm not willing to say at this point if that is manifested in the weapons in that sort of thing but certainly what they are up to their night of other activities is concerning. i ran is accused of -- general votel said they are interrupting iranian backed fighters raising questions about what comes next after isis. the pentagon lucas tomlinson "fox news." juliette president trumps trump's plan to build a wall along the u.s. border with mexico now facing opposition. the privately-owned land near the border are pushing back. could it be another round of ♪ ♪

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leak. immigration and customs enforcement releasing a new report. under the trump administration the so-called naming and shaming report identifies cities ignoring requests to turn over criminals, illegal immigrants. william la jeunesse has the story. >> we want i.c.e. to be focused on the violent criminals. >> that's why sanctuary cities argue it's their right to decide which illegal immigrants need to stay and those who get deported. the administration disagrees. >> the american people are not happy with these results. they know that when cities and states refuse to help enforce immigration law our nation is less safe. sad to prove his point immigrations and customs enforcement released its weekly naming and shaming report identifying cities that refuse to hold jailed inmates for up to 48 hours for deportation known as detainer requests.

in one week in february i.c.e. tried to pick up almost 3000 illegal immigrants arrested or convicted of crimes. almost 600 requests went to 10 cities alone including los angeles, new york city, kern county which is bakersfield california clark county nevada which includes las vegas and san diego. according to i.c.e. most if not all have been ignored. crimes include assault, domestic violence, child abuse robbery dui and drug possession. seattle join san francisco and challenging the administration's plan to withhold law enforcement grant money from sanctuary cities. contracts contingent on following federal laws that require cities cooperate with i.c.e. reason that the department of justice will take all lawful steps to clawback any funds awarded to a jurisdiction that willfully violates. i.c.e. report reveals is no single definition of the

sanctuary cities since many differ on their degree of noncompliance. gray area that allows both sides to complain. in los angeles william la jeunesse "fox news." julie: it's not just democrats trying to stop that president trump are building a wall along the mexican border. at that some of the people who lived there where the wall will be built saying they're trying to buy. texas is especially unique since 90% of the land is privately-owned which means the government would have to seize it under eminent domain and that could lead to a series of long-term legal battles not to mention millions and 19 upon millions, tens of millions of dollars. is that in the budget? kc stegall explains. >> it was the cornerstone of resin trump campaign erect a wall between mexico and the united states to keep illegal immigrants and smugglers out.

>> who's going to stop them? >> aurora may be skeptical over how much of a deterrent the structure will actually be. she and her family on land along the border in south texas and they have now received a letter from the department of justice offering $2900 for more than one acre of their property. fair market die says the federal government not even close for land that has been in the family for generations. >> i don't think it's fair. we have grandchildren and great-grandchildren and we will be given about $50. legal scholars say this is just one example out of possibly thousands where the feds will have to exercise eminent domain to snatch up private border property to build on. >> it can be scary and they can be emotional. turning blue gala in imminent domain law. he says the lone star state is unique and predicts many here

will put up a fight. >> 90% of land is privately-owned. it means a whole bunch of property owners are going to have to give up quite a bit of acreage in order to build this wall. >> republicans have typically spoken out against the use of eminent domain citing government overreach. president trump however sees things differently mostly advocating for its use and defending it including in this october 2015 interview with our own brett error. >> just say you understand you are taking the house and paying them much more, you're paying much more than it's worth. speak even if they don't want to sell? >> it depends if it's to build another house for somebody else who has more money of silly now. legal experts say the landowners won't be able to fight the merits of eminent domain use as it pertains to the border wall because it's been deemed a public use project. what can be contested however in

court, what is fair market value and how large will the check be for turning over part of your property? in dallas kc stegall "fox news." julie: this is a nasty april fools' day prank. it's been almost two weeks since the first day of spring and get mother nature slamming parts of new england with some 12 inches of snow plus this. oh my gosh. holy smokes. i've got to admit that the first time i've seen that video appeared strong winds and choppy waters leading to this frightening scene. holy cow. coming up the decision o i accept i don't race down the slopes like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat

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julie: terrifying moments caught on video when a wave knocks the sailboat into a pier. watch. holy cow. [bleep] julie: i will tell you what you do come nothing. first of all you would never ever normally an experienced sailor would never get this close to a shoreline let alone a bridge or a pier. sailboat doesn't have that much control especially when it comes to a serf like that. boaters knock off the coast of southern california engulfed by a powerful way than you can see the passengers on board being thrown from their sailboat into the choppy water. all four of them thank god survive. authorities say they were

wearing life vests and no one was seriously hurt. they are very lucky. the federal government going straight to the experts for help in securing the u.s. border. the department of homeland security asking silicon valley companies to develop new kinds of drones to patrol the border area. claudia cowan explains how the technology helps agents in the field. >> the government has been using drones for years. that's the air force says there is more demand for drone operators and pilots of any single type of plane that flies. now a new initiative hopes to speed up the procurement process for solar drones saving time money and lives. >> we are looking for the latest and greatest technology that we can get to our operators who have this huge mission of securing the u.s. border so they can do it more effectively and keep them safe. >> that means i is in the sky and border protection is paying startups to tweet existing technology to fit his purpose.

>> imagine a border agent working in a small area they want to see what's over the next hill. they want to know if they're going to encounter at rupe and how many people are there. they may have weapons so they know how to respond. >> seattle's radar manufactured eagle time scored one of the first contracts for a sensor mounted on a small drone and measures the distance between objects even if they are moving and even in bad weather. >> the ability to have a small is unique. >> local law enforcement members who use drones to fight crime see a cost benefit. >> they give you real-time information at a very low cost point. in relation to man's assets in can cost up to 1800 dollars an hour pay the small drones are costing us nearly nothing other than man-hours. at a recent expo in san jose industry leaders praised the partnership. >> we know the capabilities they are. we know the cost savings are

there and most importantly we know the ability to protect property and save lives is there. >> department of homeland security is open an office in silicon valley a signal that the federal government will continue to partner with startups to get these technologies into the field fast before they are obsolete. san francisco body know when "fox news". julie: no april fools joke here folks. people in new england are dealing with no -- more snow up to a foot of snow, that's right in the spring. not so necessarily shocking but it happened in area last night in near the virginia coast dozens of homes in a church actually destroyed by a powerful storm. the national weather service confirming at least one tornado their. adam is live with the forecast. i think a lot of people wish it was an april fools joke. >> it's not a joke and not unusual but certainly folks are thinking at this point it's spring can we finally get a

break from it? we have seen snow in extreme northeast throughout the entire day for the good news is that's about to wrap up and we are continuing to get on the tail end of this. here's her hour-by-hour forecast even though they're still snow lingering portions of maine in the portland area that will continue to run off to run offshore through the overnight hours that i'm expecting a clear forecast for sunday across the entire region and it may be allowed to warm up in a couple of days. we certainly do need it. look at the snow depth numbers. nothing in new york city but the farthest to the north in the deepest colors of the pinks and purples you are getting up to a foot of snow on the ground right now and in some cases higher elevations up to 2 feet of standing snow. as the warmer air moves and maybe it will melt off a bit in the next couple of days. their software is feeling more springlike. the middle of the country where we are tracking a bit low pressure system that's beginning to fire up with thunderstorms moving across portions of texas. this is the spot we'll be paying attention to tonight at next

couple of days because there could be a potential for severe weather firing up here. beginning right now and running through the evening hours this is your severe threat. just a slight threat but including places stretching towards dallas all the way down towards the mexico border and this is of course going to shift to the east for tomorrow. this is going to be one that we are paying close attention to tomorrow. you see this red color, that's an enhanced threat and possibly tornadoes in the houston area. there will be her next big system we are watching. still spring up there and we are getting springlike storms.

>> you are always giving me grief and we are not on air. i don't believe you. don't even try to pull my chain. joel, are we on air? oh. hi. that's how fox reports this saturday april 1. april fools' day. "watters world" starts now.

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