can breast-feed their babies. most-watched, most grateful that you spent the evening with us. >> according to a source the president said, quote, why are we having all these people from blackhole countries come in here. >> other countries are not as good to live in as america? >> >> we thought it would be great

for the economy, >> ♪ ♪ everybody working for the weekend ♪ heather: we are live on the east coast in new york city, live shot outside our studios on avenue of the americas, 4:00 am on the east coast, it is friday, the weekend is already here. let's begin with deal or no deal, speaking of working for the weekend, a bipartisan group of senators coming to terms on a daca deal but the white house says not so fast and immigration talks are getting sidetracked because of remarks from donald

trump that are raising eyebrows. griff jenkins is live with the latest on the latest controversy. readings the white house is in the naked, the president using profanity to disparage immigrants coming from african countries and haiti in an oval office meeting, questioning what the us is doing, norway and instead, why are we having all these people from blackhole countries coming here. the white house issued a statement afterwards saying certain washington politicians choose to fight for foreign countries but donald trump will always fight for the american people, they want a merit based system, a bipartisan gang of 6 including democrats jürgen bennett and menendez worked to come up with the deal on daca and immigration before the spending deadline.

senator menendez was asked about the group of 6. >> is there an issue of getting through? >> i don't consider it a run through and we are in the midst of vetting it with other colleagues. >> reporter: their deal so far rejected. gop senators cotton, grassley and purdue issued a statement last night saying, quote, there has been no deal reached on the future of daca, some colleagues floated a potential plan that isn't serious and we should mention minority leader nancy pelosi making her uncontroversial comments talking about those trying to do these talks. >> open a hamburger stand next or what, that could have been done four months ago. the idea that this week, four white guys in general kelly to do this.

>> reporter: of the immigration deal wasn't already tough enough, now there is some salty language on both sides. democrats with steny hoyer rebuking the minority leader for comments. heather: they have a lot of work to do. some brand-new chilling discount, a murder suspect outside the police department. >> we have an officer down in the back of a vehicle. >> authorities in charlotte, north carolina say jonathan bennett drove up to a group of at least six officers in a parking lot and started shooting, one officer hit in the leg before police returned fire killing bennett. >> he ambushed us, shot at us,

things like this make you appreciate people who voluntarily put their lives on the line. some people use that against us. heather: bennett was wanted for killing his girlfriend and kidnapping there 2-month-old daughter, that little girl is okay so that is good news in all that. the man indicted on terrorism charges in an isis inspired suicide bombing attack, then pleading not guilty telling a judge at this moment not guilty that he's charged with providing support to a terrorist organization, the only person seriously injured when a pipe bomb partially detonated a bus terminal during new york city's rush-hour last month, he could face life in prison if convicted. 120 million americans in the path of the deadly winter storm, the same when it sparked devastating mudslides in california targeting the midwest

and the east unleashing whiteout conditions and ice. time is running out for 50 people still missing in california, evacuation zones expanding overnight after staggering rain triggered devastating mudslides, 17 people including four children, the youngest just 3 years old are dead. more evidence that donald trump's tax reform plan belongs in the win column, at least 80 major company seeing benefits and bonuses for employees thanks to the new law. we have a look at the rapidly growing list. >> let's get to the numbers, 20 of the 82 companies passing tax relief on to workers, so many they can't fit in one graphic, walmart announced it will increase its starting wage to $11 per hour, employees will get a bonus of $1000, the tao rising

to another all-time high yesterday jumping 205 points to close above 25,500 commander recent quinnipiac poll shows 66% of american voters say the nation's economy is excellent or good, the highest positive rating since they first gauged this topic in 2001, leading to the following tweet from one of the architect of the text package, kevin mccarthy, writing, quote, armageddon isn't shaping up like the democrats predicted, tax reform is already delivering wage increases, bonuses for 1 million plus americans, improved employee benefits, lower utility rates, not to mention the expected bump in paychecks thanks to lower tax withholdings. >> workers and their families will receive larger paychecks starting in february. this has been a massive project we have been working on beginning to implement, a lot of work left to be done but we are

estimating 90% of workers will see an increase in take-home pay. >> many democrats are not as enthusiastic. >> in terms of the bonus versus the crumbs they are giving to workers is so pathetic. >> and add 2500 new jobs as a result of the tax bill relocating its heavy truck production from mexico to michigan. >> it is great economic news that will hopefully continue. thank you. in a few hours the white house will announce its decision regarding sanctions against iran and the controversial nuclear agreement. donald trump could continue sanctions put in place by the deal, but new and tougher

sanctions to crack down on iran slamming the obama era program as the worst deal ever and called on congress to fix it or withdraw. the house shooting down proposed limits on government surveillance while reauthorizing the foreign intelligence surveillance act. section 702 allows the nsa to collect textss and emails without a warrant even when talking with americans. it would set limits for how authorities could use the information. rand paul will filibuster the bill which heads to the senate. former white house chief strategist steve bannon preparing for a russia related congressional testimony next week. hired william burke, white house special counsel, and it comes after bannon's statements about

members of the first family came to light in that new book fire and fury. and the trump russia dossier, which we know was the basis of the fight for the warrant to survey the trump campaign. more pieces fall into place, clinton cash arthur peter schweitzer says it reveals the left extensive plot to keep donald trump out of the white house. >> this has got to go down as one of the great if not the greatest dirty trick in american political history book look at what they accomplished with his or tried to accomplish with this. for this investment with fusion gps they wanted to influence the media which they did, stories about the fbi looking around, trump's russia ties and basically got the fbi to take an unsourced documents, this is

very important, fusion gps, he says we do open-source research, that is what we are known for and what we do, there is no open-source information here at all and that is why glenn simpson didn't confirm any of it because he knew there was nothing to it. >> he is referring to transcripts with glenn simpson who refused to tell congress how his company verify the dossier before releasing them to the media. diane feinstein released that. the time is up taking up another award show. the won actor and writer using his speech at the critics choice for the best comedy award specifically to thank all white men. >> i went to thank john, mike and barry come all the white men who allowed us to stand here today, without you we would be

not here. >> james franco did not attend the award show, just hours after five women accused him of sexual misconduct which he denies. time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. that a lot of news. lawmakers green lighting the program allowing the nsa to spy on internet communications. what does it mean for your life and your privacy. our next guest, retired senior intelligence officer breaks it down. >> what do we call people who because it feels good. >> in the grass. >> last man standing making a come back, a new push to bring back the conservative show thanks to roseann. >> you are getting married. >> this can't be happening. you look seriously happy here. >> getting married in sin city wasn't easy enough, the kiosk catering to couples at the vegas

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jillian: welcome back, the debate between privacy and security coming to a head, the house rejected changes to the controversial spy program. what is the 5 act and how does it impact you? joining me to explain is daniel hoffman. thank you for joining us, appreciate it very much. we are dealing with section 702 which was set to expire on january 19th. explain what is the section that is in question? >> this section is authorized in 2008 and one disclosed in 2013 by ann snowden, allows for the

collection of correspondence, communication. when a foreigner is involved, the sender or receiver must be a foreigner, the us persons cannot be targeted if there's inadvertent collection, that information must be destroyed unless there is evidence of a crime. there is significant oversight of this program. there is a courts which provides oversight and the perspective of retired intelligence officer i can tell you i felt the debate is a good thing to have but i also believe that this is really important for national security. heather: the question is how much information is shared in terms of what they collected with americans who may be caught in the crossfire. >> some of the challenge we face was rectified last spring when the nsa on their own foolish and

made some changes and rather than target the body of an email which was about collection, if there is a foreign target mentioned in an email we could target that email for collection, they eliminated that so there has to be a foreigner on one end the other receiving or sending and that they eliminate lawful collection but it also played to the concerns that many have including rand paul about the privacy of american citizens and it is a fair debate to have but we all need to remember we are under great threat and we don't want to turn off what could be valuable intelligence collection to protect our citizens. >> it is a fine line when you talk about individual rights and rights to privacy and at the same time you want to keep our citizens safe from terrorism, the terrorism threat is very

very real in america as we have seen. in terms of the crime you mentioned, crime elements, is it going to be potentially any crime and who is determining if a crime is involved. >> a very rigorous process when it comes to managing the us collection. i have been on the other end where the names have not been revealed and there is a vigorous process in order to know who the person is, there has to be a real reason to know that. goes through a serious process but i would highlight us persons who are members of al qaeda who were themselves targets of threats and there have been us persons family members in contact with terrorists so there are legitimate reasons the fbi might need to know that information but it goes to the law enforcement channel and there is tremendous oversight and respect for the law when they do that. heather: thank you for joining

us, we appreciate it. the time is 19 minutes after the top of the hour and donald trump has out to make america safe again by taking the notorious ms 13 gang. >> we will find you, we will arrest you, we will jail you and we will deport you. heather: brand-new proof the president's hard-line policies are working. when time magazine got it all wrong addicting donald trump would melt down and lose the election, they are at it again with a brand-new cover that will have you seeing red. ♪

>> another low blow to the commander-in-chief coming from time magazine, and paying tribute to his one year anniversary being an office. and donald trump's comments in north korea. depicting a meltdown month before his historic presidential victory. the hit abc show last man standing could be making a come back. pants petitioning for the show's revival convinced that it was canceled because of its conservative views, the show's document tim ellen responding to this foretelling fox news exclusively the support from all the fans to bring back last man standing is overwhelming to me

and appreciated. they could definitely entertain -- after roseanne barr revealed her character in the upcoming roseann reboot is a trump supporter. this is why people hate hollywood, that is the message from rob lowe, slamming the former disney actress over this insensitive tweet about the deadly california mudslide, writing this on twitter, blank the 101 to santa barbara, i am missing my boyfriend's first date on his tour. try to move out our dead quicker. and instagram followers calling out the photo of sliding down the slide with her daughter. what is wrong with that? a lot of people claim it was unsafe and could break the toddler's legs but other fans

jumped or defense, thank to stop mom shaming. wish you guys had told me about the leg thing earlier, they broke both of them and after watching this happening, so many broken legs here. getting married, the change >> couples looking to tie the knot will have to walk off the plane. the las vegas county clerk's office will open the kiosk at the airport baggage claim to help people get marriage licenses just like a vending machine. officials held with the

valentine's day brush. head to vegas. the time is 26 minutes after the top of the hour and a trump administration taking on hezbollah, terror problem in yemen, after years of the obama administration ignoring it. our next guest who spent years trying to stop the flow of money says it is about time, we have a president who is facing get head on. >> i like the flowery smell. which is okay. heather: the school offering an entire degree on how to deal with being a man. ♪

heather: officers who planned the niger mission the left four american soldiers did could face punishment, military officials telling cnn the officers may be reprimanded for not following

correct procedure. the soldiers died when isis militants attacked during a patrol, the military is set to release its final report on the ambush at the end of the month. donald trump possibly extending an olive branch to north korea saying he probably has a, quote, very good relationship with kim jung un. the president refused to tell the wall street journal whether he had spoken with kim jung un, but said past insults were part of a broader strategy, this comes as the pentagon deployed three bombers to guam, a move it says is a show of strength. >> you would be wrong if the bomber deployed in the single lens, it affects allies across the pacific, buyers across the globe. >> north korea agreeing to send a delegation to the olympics next month in south korea, a potential sign of future peace talks. after five years of hiding out in a london embassy, julian

assange has citizenship as the wiki leaks found her announcing it by tweeting this picture of himself wearing the national soccer jersey but he cannot leave. the uk rejected the request to grant him diplomatic status. to leave the embassy and face justice. donald trump keeping a key campaign promise making america safe again. the most wanted high-ranking ms 13 leader, one of several arrested in this massive bust. the grand jury indicted 7 suspected members of the brutal gang, the charges range from murder to drug trafficking. the seven month operation stretching across several states including new jersey and texas.

jeff sessions is ordering a review of drug trafficking and money laundering operations linked to hezbollah after a stunning report the obama administration derail the investigation to preserve the iran deal. this announcement comes as we learn the us is aggressively targeting terror cells in yemen. you to explain is the author of drone warrior, special operations intelligence analyst brett, we appreciate you joining us. >> nice to see you. heather: tell us your experience, for three years you hunted down until officers in iran. what is the connection to yemen? >> when it comes to hezbollah's activities a lot of the things hezbollah does when it comes to drug trafficking, money laundering and human smuggling, that money goes to iran so these are front organizations that allow iran to operate. when it comes to this new task force my thoughts are it is a smart move by the affirmative justice to create this task

force to look at prosecuting these hezbollah activities because in the end a tied back to iran. hezbollah has their hands and a lot of ventures out there. this task force has a hezbollah name, it is a message to iran that the new administration is done with these proxy groups that are out there wreaking havoc conducting operations and placing importance on stopping the flow of money that in the end is funding terrorist activities. heather: this is called the hezbollah financing and narco terrorism team in response to the project cassondra that broke in politico and we have this article from december titled the secret back story of how obama let hezbollah off the hook and alleges an ambitious us task force targeting hezbollah, billion-dollar committal enterprise ran headlong into the white house, desire for a nuclear deal with iran. now we have this project put together by the attorney general

jeff sessions, where do you see it moving forward? >> a big step in the right direction. the key is going to be whether they have the authority to conduct prosecution not only in the us but outside the us. it is not just a us problem but a global issue, when it comes to organizations like the dea or the fbi they are the right size to head of these activities because they have a significant amount of information on hezbollah. law enforcement has been working for years on these activities and were told to stand down, primarily for political reasons. this is a step in the right direction. hopefully we see the stopping of the flow of money in these activities stemming from years of investigation that have taken place in the us. heather: we can look at the number of airstrikes in yemen in 2017, 120 strikes against al qaeda and isis militants according to the foundation for

the defense of democracy and the department of defense report that came out, several key al qaeda leaders were killed in recent us airstrikes in yemen. what do you think of that news? >> they have to step up the tasks to help the yemeni government but in the endory, that is from irani and backed militias, for years they established a foothold here. they can't go out and strike against irani and regime targets but there is a significant issue that might be greater than al qaeda, iran has been able to take a stake in it. that is where the focus should be in making sure these activities are curbed. heather: thank you for joining

us, appreciate it, have a great weekend. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, breathalyzers test for drunk drivers but what about drivers who text? this is a new device that could bust you right on the highway. >> not a library. it is a bait and switch, private enterprise and confiscation of public parkland. heather: the president a library sent a firestorm of criticism posing a serious economic threat to the surrounding community. a slap in the face the taxpayers forced to pay the final tab. and the liberal invasion, now he says it is the tip of the iceberg. ♪

heather: plans for the lavish obama presidential center in

chicago released this week facing mounting criticism. >> is a bait and switch. we have a live library and the confiscation of parkland held in public trust for 150 years but was offered up, and confiscation of public parkland. heather: 100 professors and faculty members writing a letter offering the grandscale project, will not help the self i prosper. political analyst and ceo of strategic consulting, janet caldwell. thank you for joining us. what is making this difference, what source of controversy? and what is going to be inside

the facility. >> me being from chicago, the library very well. and and the community, i don't have any idea where these jobs are going to go. there is not a lot of space. and you should put it in one of those areas where there is not much economic opportunity. the second thing is the city of chicago will have to pony up hundreds of millions of dollars. president obama is popular in illinois and across the country. we should be able to raise that money in city coffers where

chicago has become for the second time in a row beating out new york city and los angeles combined. that money could be going to job training programs. stemming violence and providing economic opportunity to chicago. heather: we talk about the library, and $100 million, and underground parking for the site, and the full -- they could

cut some costs here. and cutting some costs, so many folks in charge of it and going to city council. some of these people owe their careers -- they will go into the city coffers, raise the taxes in chicago, and move out of the city and see recent -- city and state. >> we have to see what the obama foundation has to say about this. there statement is why we don't expect everyone to agree with every element of the plan we look forward to working with people across the community of the city to make the most of the opportunity to create a global destination that will showcase the south side to the world. what do you think there statement? >> if they want to make a global destination they should

revitalize areas of chicago, and we should go to englewood, and some of those places where they don't feel safe. heather: making a lot of sense this morning even though you are agreeing with people you would not normally agree with. have a great weekend. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour, walmart announcing a minimum wage increase and an employee bonus. that is good news. there is also bad news, the surprise shutdown leaving thousands without a job. a major change coming from new york. ♪

>> a foxbusiness alert, good and

bad news for walmart, the nation's world retailer closing sam's clubs nationwide land off thousands of workers, just hours after the retail giant announced an increase to their hourly minimum wage. >> reporter: both of those announcements came almost in the same breath. we heard the good news from walmart and the bad news that 63 sam's club locations across the country would be cleansing, laying off thousands of employees. many claimed they were not given any advance notice. we are hearing of locations closing in texas, new york, virginia and arizona. we haven't gotten a full list. some of them will be turned into e-commerce distribution centers. employees can apply to those locations or other locations. if you have a sam's club membership you can get a refund

if your location is shutting down. >> hopefully those employees will be considered first for the new job. facebook making more changes. >> mark zuckerberg in 2018, trying to make good on the promise, facebook is radically going to alter the formula that determines what you see and what rises to the top. now you will see messages from friends and family first to promote the social engagement facebook really wants to focus on. we will start seeing more of that and less of the other things. facebook doesn't want you to just scroll through and not look at anything or comment.

>> the foam packaging, it is not just the foam cup, many people have been calling on them to make some changes so they will start doing that very soon. maybe it will encourage them other fast food chains to do the same. heather: i wonder if it will cost more. >> they will be using 100% recycled, fiber-based packaging. not sure what the price difference on that is. heather: thank you for joining us, have a great weekend. guess what is coming up. >> fox's 911. and the frightening and shocking situations. >> what is your emergency. >> let step into the spotlight

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>> louisiana superintendent, a controversial arrest of one of the teachers. >> you pushed me to the floor. heather: she was arrested during the school board meeting after questioning why the school superintendent was getting a raise when teachers had not gotten when in ten years, the former teacher of the year will not face any charges. the superintendent is taking the blame. >> i worked so hard to see this. i should have stayed out, okay? that is what you want to hear and it is the truth. i should have stayed up and done what? heather: he is vowing to bring a proposal to the school board so that all teachers can get a raise. a professor under fire for calling donald trump a, quote, self-absorbed self-serving habitual liar. duane hayes teaches computer science at the university of

california. students say he signed every email from his taxpayer-funded account with negative comments about the commander-in-chief. he also repeatedly refers to donald trump as a villain. the university of california irvine has yet to comment. chicago, they could become the first in the us to arm officers with textolyzers allowing to scan phones to see if drivers were texting at the time of an accident. city council is discussing the idea, new york, new jersey, tennessee considering arming officers with the devices. it is a first of its kind, masters degree in how to be a man. starting next year students at stony brook university in new york will participate in an online masculinity studies program. the creator says there's a growing call to bring men into the gender equality conversation

and men have to be taught the different ways to be masculine, looking at fatherhood and work/life balance. "fox and friends" first continues right now. i will see you back here on monday, goodbye. >> 5 white guys i call them, at a hamburger stand. >> deal or no deal? the white house rejecting a bipartisan daca deal announced by a gang of 6 senate members as immigration talks are overshadowed by donald trump's comments. live in washington a response from the white house. rob: putting more money in your pocket, most americans getting bigger paychecks next month thanks to this new tax plan from the white house and it doesn't stop there. the brand-new numbers just ahead. >> remember this cover showing