we talked to a group raising millions of dollars for our nation's veterans, getting the help they need when they are ready to make the transition from service to civilian life. welcome toamerica's news headquarters, live from washington on jillian scott >> i'm mike emanuel . >> lawmakers are calling yesterday's emergency missile alert ever unacceptable. they say democratic congressman gabby giffords called on president trump directly negotiate with north korea and build a path to denuclearization. will car in honolulu with details. >> mike, local residents still trying to figure out how this happened. a real head scratcher after they had a terrifying saturday morning when so many

people received that text alert which read ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. that sparked panic, residents believing north korea had fired a missile. it would only take about 30 minutes to hawaii and local residents

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widely reporteddisparaging if notracist comment thursday referring to a haiti and some countries in africa as should hold countries . dogging the administration for a fourth day, that meeting about temporary protected status . what to do about 700,000 dreamers in limbo. the to the president sent this morning, daca is probably dead because democrats don't really want it, they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our military. the president has no events scheduled for today, he is with his family first lady melania should return to dc sometime tomorrow afternoon and then it will be a four-day work week for congress with the president. we will see if those daca calls can be resurrected or if the presidents to is also on the money looking ahead to acritical week, bill keating and westfall . >> for more on the debate over daca and immigration

reform, molly annenberg joins us with the latest details. >> daca, that's the program to prevent illegal miners from being deported and its vexing members of congress right now.the trump administration plans to shut it down in march unless legislators send him a bill making it along so legislators are trying to find out if they let it and/or they put in a stand-alone bill to wrap up some type of daca and immigration reform in a bill to fund the government. democrats say daca first. >> what we are dealing with now our children brought here through a very young age, no faultof their own. that's what we can address . >> option one, we will not lose our government funding until we get a deal on daca. >>president trump as you just saw , he tweeted this morning that quote, daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want it, they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our military.

that bill be done by friday. republicans say they are open to figuring out a solution for the 800,000 illegal miners want to do it as a part of a comprehensive immigration legislation. >> republicans and democrats want to solve the transcend situation but we want to make surewe are not back here in five years doing the same thing. what we have to do is secure our borders . this is a serious issue. >> along with the border wall, center purdue that he wants to fix migration and move toward more of a merit-based immigration system.jillian >> molly annenberg, thanks for that reporting.>> let's bring in jesse burns, associate director with the hill newspaper. thanks for coming in. >> you are, the government run out of money tuesday night. here's the white house approach to this issue, let's take a listen.

>> our plan is to oppose it and go to the american people and say the democrats need to work with us to fund our national security and our intelligence systemand ensure our military isprepared in case of an emergency. going to the american people and making the case that democrats are being irresponsible, shutting down the government and doing the things they pledged not to do only a few years ago will be effective. >> that's the section of that strategy. >> democrats , their only leverage it to try to get daca in these funding talks with that on friday, they are under the gun with that court to get this done. they'regoing to drag it out. the democrats i spoke to , they said they're pushing this week to get it done in those four days to hammer out some type of deal.

trump said on tuesday he would sign any immigration bill sent to him . ever since then we've seen a lot of controversy over comments in theoval office and each week from him, pumping the brakes saying maybe we don't have a deal yet. >> democrats are facing questions like senator michael bennet, democrat of colorado who chuck todd is being asked whether democrats benefit from the government shutdown , listen to this. >> it should not come to that. we should stop shutting the government down. we should start the work of the american people sent us to washington to do. we have not passed a real budget for the 10 years that i've been in the senate. >> the democrats blame in this shutdown showdown? >> i think since august or september we hadfor continuing resolutions , top-down measuresto fund the government. both parties realize that no one benefits politically there's a truck down and of course you have 1 million people affected as well and the government will

eventually get paid when funding doesn't come through but politically , a shutdown overobamacare is something that neither party wants. we will see how far it comes. the last time we had a continuing resolution was about a month ago, they got done in a couple of days previous to the deadline. it might not run through friday night . >> resident trump set a deadline for democrats to figure out issues so his argument becomes you have more time, this is not the crisis of the moment . >> is drawing a box and saying i want this to happen, here's the deadline but i don't want to make any concessions right now. thatkind of tweet saying democrats don't want daca, obviously democrats want daca so they will be pushing for that aggressively but it's a matter of do they get those kind of concessions they want ? there are some pushing forthe dream act getting more done , more concessions and it will solve the controversy this week over the comments that president trump that only gives air to that effort.

>> speaking of that uproar over the colorful language, does that make it harder to get things done? >> it makes things a headache for speaker ryan and gop leadership. they are trying to hammer out the details of these immigration deals that came to the white house and said look, here's what we have so far. maybe trump is going to push back on some of it but the fact that there's so much controversy on just the phrase , that's a distraction from this legislative effort. it distracts from the progress they seemed to be making early in the week. >> thanks for a lot, busy week ahead. much more on the daca debate on fox news sunday.the attorney general joins chris wallace to discuss immigration and how the state is responding. immediately following this program, american news headquarters at 2 pm. >> coming up, what does one of the most popular videogames in the world have

to do with open american veterans make the transition from service to civilian life? we will tell you all about it. plus, recovery workers find another casualty, a body buried many a california mudslide. the latest on that. and 1 million americans dealing with subfreezing temperatures but we want to tell you the incredible story of one dogs survival after hours stuck outside. >> we did expect the facebook post to spread to 2,400 kids and people we didn't even know. >> our very own adam is monitoring all the winter weather from our fox news extreme weather center, what can you tell us? >> everything in the blue already above freezing, if you don't like the cold, unfortunatelythat low 10 degrees. or below zero degrees and it's on the way. the details coming up in the full forecast after the break . >> so i can take on my day.

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people have perished in devastating mudslides across california. recovery crews in montecito are using backhoes, jackhammers and chainsaws to clear month, toppled trees and even boulders from residential areas.

>> i think it'sgoing to be tough for all of them. they want to open all those stores, every single day i was thinking about this . right now, i'm not functional so the longer the recovery takes, the harder is going to be for them to bounce back. >> so far over 50 homes have been completely destroyed while 460 have been damaged. >> a main family has been reunited at with their dog after she went missing in the midst of a frigid blizzard. the 13-year-old yellow lab followed her owners outside when they went to plow but she wouldn't come home. five days later a family member saw sophie frozen in a snow bank. >> finally, she bumped her head up again. so i turned around. >> the family says sophie lost about five pounds and is now safe, recovering at home. what a miracle.

and it more cold temperatures hitthe east coast, adam is standing by at the fox 16 weather center . >> mikey, lots of full out there dealing with that cold air on this sunday. you're looking at temperatures far south, 27 degrees, 39 in new orleans. still lots of teens stretching along the east coast, all below freezing. in that freezing air we are seeing some of the most weather across the country right now as far as winter weather as we've seen the system move across portions of theozark. this running into arkansas stretching across missouri. decent snowfalls , there are winter advisories in this area and will continue to be so as the system dress authorities, eventually moving toward memphis and

areas of tennessee and kentucky and as we had forward, the next big one has been cold and it's about to get really cold once again. they attention to this line, that's the front edge of a cold front. know all along it but it's back behind it where things begin to get frigid. this is the windchill forecast, temperatures dropping dropping back to the negatives, -10 to 15 degree range. that's happening on monday and tuesday.monday i forecast -10 degrees infargo. tuesday that spread out even further. there's full acrossthe plains might waking up to cold temperatures here the next couple of days . >> i woke up to a radio station it was -1 windchill in dc . thanks, adam. >> still add, chelsea manning wants to take on washington this time as a united states senator. the convicted felon announces her candidacy. plus, president trump calling for democrats in congress for failing on daca and other big items on his agenda. our fair and balanced

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every tweet about anything else. >> well, we want to see such a strong president when it comes to the economy. it's also important that he points out that he is trying to work with democrats on certain issues like daca, but they are really the roadblock when it comes to the dreamers and making sure that they are taking care of. it is that to the democrats whether or not daca and had. trump has repeatedly said he is open to daca. it does not address the wish list that he and the white house have released most importantly funding for the border wall. i want to see more about, but but he also needs to make sure he addresses the real problems and holdups in congress because the media isn't always fair and balanced. gillian: but elizabeth, even tweet touting his accomplishments aside,

off-topic, unilateral spur of the moment does the president like to do, doesn't it sometimes to rail not just his own messaging, but his own actual policy object is thinking specifically of the tweet earlier on five said that he treated out before the hill was set to vote? >> absolutely. there's a couple things at play here. first of all, the president seems increasingly confused about what his own position is on various issues and it's a great example. he sent out two contradictory positions in just a couple hours. he took three different positions in one single meeting. i think they reflect its own confusion about what it is he's trying to accomplish. kristin also mentioned that there is burden on the democrat to get things done. the republicans control the

house, the white house. it's hard to say it's up to the democrat to find solutions and keep the government open. the republicans are being led by a president that is taking a sideways pass here and it's just not clear they have the agreement terminally within the republican party to accomplish anything. >> on the deal, listening to a attorney general javier becerra had to say to chris wallace earlier this morning. i want to get to your reaction. >> two decades have gone by. they have now established schools here, families here and all the sudden just the rug from underneath. >> he was referring to the 200,000 or so solitary and the president is sending back to their country of origin.

what do you say to the comments? >> the democrats want to protect these people, the dreamers. they've got to work with tron. the white house has been extremely clear from the beginning for any daca deal. the end of the diversity visa lottery come in the end of chain migration and funding for border wall. they did not fully address. it would be political suicide for him to agree to any amnesty deal if all of his demands are not met. it is why he's in the white house today and if he gives up, it will be a storage bush read my lips moment. how he deals with this issue has everything to do with whether or not he's reelected in 2020. >> that's interesting. forget what you believe your

personal beliefs or political beliefs about what is the right solution here for dreamers and other people on temporary status in the united states. the president reneged it all in season aground on the border wall in the ending though, it will amount to political suicide. you agree with that from a political option. >> the compromise put forward included mortar security, some funding for fans being in some of the issues kristen just raised about trying to address these other problems. the president himself treated our country needs a good shutdown to fix this mess. the president has expressed a number of times privately he thinks that a shutdown is good for him politically. it makes it hard to see how he's going to be pushing to find a real compromise and solutions when he himself has expressed interest in a shutdown because he thinks that motivate his

base. he has to be -- on up to what he said publicly. >> unfortunately we've got to leave it there. you both do a good job laying out the two sides of the coin. thanks for joining us this afternoon. >> a former soldier convicted of leaking classified documents is now running for the u.s. senate. chelsea mini known as bradley manning filed a statement for candidacy in maryland. fox news correspondent carolyn shively is here. >> hey there, might. posting the tweet tweet coming if there ran for senate in the hashtag, we got this theater message on youtube was a bit more ominous talking about current political leaders. >> we don't need them anymore. we can do better. you're right we got this.

>> writer and a democratic candidate, but in 2010 shows army intelligence candidate who was caught giving wikileaks documents about the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan and prisoners in guantánamo bay. it was a shocker. the largest leak of classified documents in u.s. history. in 2013 men and is convicted as a sentence to 35 years. late last year president obama to the seven years already served and was released from the military prison. she's challenging democrat ben cardin, the two-term senator up for reelection in november. cardin has thought of as an easy favorite to reelection but the main recognition could bring heavy media coverage in outside money from the far left to the race. mankiw does a pitcher attic whistleblower by some and a traitor by others. she hasn't shied away from controversy since release released from prison are thus reclaiming posted on twitter expletive the police on law-enforcement appreciation

day. men innocently convicted felon but that doesn't appear to garner running for congress. >> i think there's a joke there about congress "politico." running against incumbent democrat in maryland, one would think you'd have an easy time. thanks a lot. >> honoring dr. martin luther king jr., we speak to the civil rights leader about his legacy in the urgent about racial equality in america. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee.

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low, it is still higher than other groups in the u.s. and according to a recent poll, 56% of americans say overall race relations in the u.s. are bad and 44% say those relations are getting worse. joining me now come out b.b. king, martin luther king junior's needs, great to see you today. how are you doing as a country right now? >> we are coming along just fine. i'm 67 years old. i marched in the 1960s. martin luther king junior were my mentors during those days. martin luther king jr. was considered to be an agitator and outsider sometimes then it reminds me of our leader, president donald john trump, president of the united states is often compared to an agitator and has been referred to as a bull in a china shop in all

that. president trump is causing us to have these conversations about race relations. if my uncle were here today i believe he would remind us of that scripture of one blood god made all people so we are one human race. we must learn to live together as brothers and i added sisters. i know president trump is working on prison reform getting some people out of prison, back into the working market. unemployment for blacks than for everybody is down and hiring is coming up. we know what the tax cut, some businesses are now saying we'll raise our own minimum wage. all of that is working in president trump has always been the same. that is one of the things that convinced me to vote for him along with his pro-life babies in the womb. they ask what about racism. if you give people jobs come a good fair place to live, a good place in society with dignity,

they will get along. we just want fairness and i had a discussion today. people were sitting president trump is called haiti and africa a bad word. he was referring to the corruption in those countries that need to be fixed or they actually are held over because of the stranglehold corruption and as the leader of america as we become great again, i believe our president will step into those corrupt places in drain for more swamps outside of america. mike: the other day at the white house reporters were shut at the 45th president are you a racist at an event honoring the legacy of dr. king. what is your reaction to that? >> that was amazing to me they were not acknowledging the new legislation president trump is standing right here in georgia with the martin luther king historic park now been a national park, the first named in honor of an african-american president undivided is my uncle. i believe that it's well

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gillian: for many veterans in this country the decks are stacked against them when they leave the military and reenter civilian life.

issues from mental health care to the challenge of finding employment in adjusting to life back at home, a whole host of challenges they face to carry a little bit of the load is a captain and the endowment, an organization that works to find quality employment for nations that are in. delightful to have you here in call of duty and dominant. i want to get you in because i had the privilege of working with the group in the past and seeing firsthand the impact you make for veterans across the country. thanks for being with us. >> dancer having me, gillian. gillian: this week on the president trump sign an executive order that seeks to pave the way to getting smoother experience transitioning as you point out tirelessly an

important step when it comes to help being veterans. the work you've been doing our top-tier issues. >> is spread out, gillian. preventing suicides among transitioning service mers veterans have to be her number one priority, but also a number of issues that have to be addressed as well. housing certainly amongst them in the investments in the single thing that can impact the most veterans favorably of high quality employment. mike: tell me about the call of duty and tell us why the finding of gainful employment and what

you do to pursue that end. >> absolutely. high quality employment is the one thing that will help the most veterans successfully readjust to society and to contribute proven time and time again. give self-respect, purpose to take care of your family, colleagues with a high-quality job in the support systems you need to successfully integrate back. the single best thing you can do. >> i want to pull up a graphic that the fact 15.6% of veteran jobseekers of other highly -- these are men and women who have given years of their life and

why do they face these devastating disadvantages when it comes to unemployment? >> it's really true. we have seen an enormous increase across the nonprofits are supporting veterans seeking jobs. as you said, 15% more likely to be underemployed and one in three veterans are under employed. this means a job as an good enough. it's got to be a high-quality job in the organizations we find how done an incredible job of ensuring that. but nine organizations will obtain a salary north of $57,000 in more than 90% of the jobs are for full-time work. mike: for folks at home, as i understand it, the owner of call of duty has donated upwards of

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