revelation last week but i don't >> president trump going on the attack. democrats and the fbi. after the criminal charges for infiltrating our presidential election. i'm eric and this is the fox report. >> president trump reacted sharply to this bombshell indictment which critics are calling a reality check against the repeated claim. the rush investigation is nothing but a quote, which on. the president writing today that he never said russia did not meddle in the election, i said it may be russia or china or another country or group or might be a 400-pound genius sitting in bed playing with his

computer. the russian hoax was that the trump campaign colluded with russia and it never did. the indictment blows load off the multi- million-dollar rush operation to disrupt the 2016 election. the tactics for green party candidate, bernie sanders and trump all disparaging hillary clinton. the white house said the russian started all of this before president trump announces candidacy. arguing that this indicates the president of any collusion. kevin is reporting live tonight. good evening. what do we learn today? >> once again the president has been so clear about this. he is said reef repeatedly that the collusion investigation is a hoax.

however we also learned that you could make the argument he gave a bit of a golf clap tour frequent critic about one angle of the russia story. were speaking about adam shift. the president in the tweet said, finally little adam shift is now blaming the obama administration for russian meddling. he's finally right about something. obama was president, new of the threat and did nothing. thank you adam. the president is making announcement in reference to the russian operatives to the camp they colluded long before trump ran for office. >> the president had a very important point.

the previous administration under jim comey's lack of leadership at the fbi should have been doing something about this. if they were informed back in may of 2014, don't forget donald trump came down that escalator in june of 2015. what we now know according to rod rosenstein is at the 13 months prior to donald trump getting into the race russians were trying to do something to change the outcome of our election. >> we've also learned that's an effort that continues to this very day. there warning us to keep an eye on the midterm elections. this is not a storyline that will end anytime soon. >> the president was also critical about the fbi and about the mishandling of the tips it received over nicholas cruise.

>> this is a difficult, no one wants to be a monday morning quarterback. it is clear there's been strong reaction that the fbi missed out on the tip the gunman who perpetrated the massacre in florida was perhaps planning something. when we share what the president is saying, he has said this is something the bureau has got to get right. criticize them in the tweet people watching fox today for about that. ohio governor john k-6 said he thought the president went too far. >> i don't agree. i think it's an absurd statement. the fact is the fbi made a terrible mistake that people should be held accountable, but we need leadership out of the executive. >> people need to be held accountable. he you heard him say we need leadership out of the executive.

we expect more of that this week when the president host the listening session. that's coming up with high school students and other stakeholders. he will continue to work hard to create more solutions and try to protect our children. >> meanwhile, all of this is prompting heated reaction capitol hill, particularly the claim of vindication. adam shift is telling the president not so fast. >> this is a president who claims vindication anytime someone sneezes. it doesn't contain any allegations most known to the public which is the russian publishing of stolen information. >> ..: , the trump campaign in canada trump was very wedding of what was going on.

>> democrats like shift in some on the right are pushing back on the president's claim that the indictment proves there is no collusion between his campaign in russia. >> i would be very careful if i were president trump. >> it doesn't contain any of the allegations most known which is the russian hacking and publishing of stolen informati information. >> it is an open question, the worst thing he could do in his world this validate this investigation by claiming victory here. >> 13 russian citizens and three companies tried to influence the presidential election by pretending to be americans it allegedly began in 2014. >> this began in 2014 under

president barack obama's nose. >> they can't point the finger back when they're sitting on sanctions the congress on a bipartisan basis needs to be imposed. >> there is a congressional deadline he missed to impose new sanctions on russia. steve minutia set on wednesday the sanctions are on the way. >> eric: for more on the president's reaction will talk with sarah. the indictment says that if unwitting individuals associated with the trump campaign they said we're basically duped to zach clear him? >> it doesn't clear him completely because we don't know what more might be coming from the council. for the leaking of stolen

e-mails. it weakens occlusion argument because you have a major piece of the puzzle when it comes to russian interference something we've heard a lot from democrats and we now know that trump campaign associates were not involved in any willing way. that complicates the narrative for democrats have claimed that trump was potentially colluding. it also complicates the argument that these efforts were to help president trump into the oval office. they did begin more than a year before trump jumped into the race and they wanted discord in the system more broadly. the took the form of supporting the campaign but that was not the ultimate goal. we learn that bernie sanders had suspicions this to get all these

people on twitter they didn't know about. they went to the clinton campaign about it. and then the trump is not my president rally that's a standing that that was arranged and organized by the russians. >> that undermanned the democrats arguments that the russians were always in the tank for trump because he had a mysterious financial times for some kind of black male on him. we don't know everything mueller knows, that could come out later the right now according to the indictment the russians were not in the tank for president trump. all they wanted to do is erode the public's trust in the political system. otherwise why would they stage rallies to oppose a candidate they wanted to put in the oval

office. it doesn't make sense unless you understand their goal was to create chaos. >> the president basically thanked adam shift about the obama administration saying obama was president, new of the threat and did nothing. here's what schiff said today. >> i said all along the obama administration should've done more. we cannot get them to acknowledge the russian interference, they were wary of appearing to put their hand on the scale of the election. >> some obama officials have said they made a mistake and slipped up. >> i think you've seen democrats migrate towards that more and more. the obama administration was

wary of interfering with the election because at the time president trump was describing the election as a rigged system. it could've left as if they're playing into the narrative. at the same time you didn't know the extent of russian interference. this came out more than a year later. >> the eight administration certainly knew, the internet agency in 2013 may reach you at the washington post wrote lester they said the obama administration secretly debated options on how to punish russia. including cyber attacks that might embarrass putin and sanctions i could crater the russian economy. but late december they approved a modest sanctions so narrowly target that they describe the impact is largely symbolic.

>> and hindsight is 2020. looking back the officials may have wish they had more aggressive sanctions. you just noted that some of them extended beyond election day. for the obama administration to come out before the election not have made a lot of sense and may have given the perception to the american public that they're trying to sabotage the incoming president. in the president can have the ability to impose sanctions. >> i think congress has passed overwhelmingly, this indictment gives president trump an opening to revisit the russian interference question that we put a over the past few months. i think we see the administration move on that.

>> thank you. will come back later in the show. for more on the political fallout. >> were now hearing more from the couple who recently took in the queue's florida shooter, the family say they saw no warning signs admitting they did not see what everyone else off. this comes as their delivering and a passionate speech. their demanding action. now they're taking their fight to washington in cities across the country. jill joins us tonight. >> more funerals today and right outside the high school today many people stopping by now that the road has reopened many students and parents wanting to see the school which remains a crime scene. also, the school was celebrating

valentine's day wednesday afternoon when the fire alarm went off in a hundred 50 bullet started ringing out three minutes of the principal saint valentine's day is a global day of love. a few blocks away a memorial of flowers and candles and 17 angels representing those who died. for the first time the school principal posting an emotional video message to the community and us kids. >> i promise you i will hug each and every one of you as many times as you need and i will hold you as long as you need me to for you and your families and we will get this through this together. >> a friend of the suspect who is allowing them to live at the house said they never saw this coming. >> that's heartbreak.

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the president tweeted that he never got over the fact that obama was to send $1.7 billion in cash to iran and nobody in congress call for an investigation. the foreign minister said to run will respond to president trump scraps the nuclear deal. he said the u.s. is doing what it can to jeopardize it. an attack on the israeli border overnight sparking the worst violence more than two years. wonder for israeli soldiers. israel responded with airstrikes against hamas. this is one week after largest airstrikes in decades once against iranian targets. israel losing an f-16 fighter jet. : paula has the latest. >> tensions are flaring along the israeli border. this time with deadly consequences they had a small

demonstration after the palestinian demonstrators left the area israeli soldiers went into gaza to take down a palestinian flag that they were waving but inside was an explosive device. it injured for israeli soldiers. >> israeli tanks fired on gaza and the israeli launched airstrikes as well. therefore three different worse in the last decade with the longest and bloodiest in 2014. the united nations has warned that the situation is worsening and there's a humanitarian disaster there brewing. >> thank you. >> has republican is pushing a new immigration bill.

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>> eric: the daca deadline islo. right now there's not a done deal inside for the dreamers. starting to look like we won't see one anytime soon. the president said it's on time for march 5 but they're predicting nothing will be passed until after the midterms. the senate is trying to pass something this week but cannot. most popular one was the grass the bill but the president was [inaudible] that. it didn't enough to limit chain

migration. would've taken effect this summer which the white house fears it would have created illegal immigrants coming into our country. >> what all this is is an effort by the party to provide a current underclass. they need a permanent underclass dependent on the government. >> for the person them to say it could go on he doesn't know the fear they have instilled into the families and hearts of these children. >> their fears tonight that if they don't get an immigration deal it will threaten republican seats in the midterms. ice conducted its first big crackdown in california since it became a sanctuary state. agents arrested more than 150 people. here's more. >> we've identified the subject.

>> at 530 in the morning they have about a hundred agents out across los angeles. their targets, criminal aliens. those i was standing deportation order and those who have been deported before but reentered. the judge ordered this man deported in 1996. two years go he is convicted of lewd acts with a minor. >> you been here since 1996 and you don't speak english? >> the counter refuse to hindemith for deportation forcing us to find him here. we are enforcing the laws as written. someone here illegally has violated those laws. >> this is in the latest chapter of the escalating state of the federal government and the state. california better hold on tight. they're about ready to see a lot more special agents.

>> california became the first century state in january. the law prohibits police from cooperating with or detaining criminal aliens for ice. >> we have heard from officials that ice will purposely target communities like oakland that are standing up for families. >> they say that it brings comfort to families living in fear. >> i'm disappointed. i thought i was protected by being here. but i'm not. >> married 28 years with two american-born sons, this man thought ice would overlook his conviction on foodstamp fraud, he was wrong. >> if you have any criminal background and you're not a citizen, and you'll get picked up. >> working to protect our communities that we live in and serve regardless of what california politicians say. over three days the ice arrested

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make them a priority. there angry likely by missed warning signs. many students say they were not surprised about nicholas cruise. the fbi admitting it failed to follow up on a tip just one month ago. another warning about cruise but that's not all. adam is joining us now. it's now on his troubling history. >> a good evening. as there's call for more and stricter gun control laws, there is mounting criticism not only in the fbi but some of the missing signs at the state local level as well in the local school district. the pressure is on to find out what happened and how this killer slipped through the cracks. a lot of public records being accessed interviews with friends and acquaintances. the killer had mental health issues. law-enforcement notified about violent behavior.

there is a video posted on snapchat nothing was done. significant school disciplinary records and nothing done. he was diagnosed with autism and adhd. all this in the situation have people questioning things. >> if a person is hearing voices and making threats to shoot and kill innocent people, that person is subject to being taken to illegal official and need a mental health treatment. that probably existed in this case, i can't say for certain. we'll see if specs go by. >> the president has been criticizing the fbi. but they go deeper. they are watching this closely. the killer legally purchased his rifle that he used but how did

it happen? how is he allowed to purchase that? he was expelled from school but that didn't put them on a list. he was reported to law-enforcement numerous times and he had mental health issues well documented. local departments around the country are seeing what they're gonna do. a lot of people are hoping to improve security. it's all about what happens there and how this will affect policy on the national level. >> despite the pleas for stricter gun control legislation some are skeptical of the laws ability to deter the violence. >> i don't agree with the solution. i don't think more gun control is can stop someone like this.

we need someone on-site as i said who can protect the students immediately. >> the president will be meeting with state local law-enforcement officials on thursday, what can come out of that? >> i think you've seen president trump play his policy description. that seems to be something will focus on. the remarks he made after the shooting he focused on mental illness, the role that monitoring people and communities think that's where you see the white house go with the policy. you haven't seen them talk a lot about guns. when you see republicans ask whether not focusing on going controls, for a lot of members conversations bargains are counterproductive because

republicans will not vote in favor for more restrictions. there's not a lot of empirical evidence. >> the democrats are calling for commonsense reforms. diane feinstein is going to try to reinstate the assault weapons ban that lapsed into thousand four. what are the chances of that being reinstated? >> there's a lot of emotions running high in conversations about guns tend to be a little bit more emotional and hysterical that it would be of gun legislation was taken up in a vacuum. we saw the potential for a bipartisan compromise after the las vegas shooting there was talk among those banning bump stocks that we never saw movement on it.

>> it's hot for a few days and then it disappears. the may read to something from the new york post. the vast majority of long gun owners are ball abiding. there's need for sensible gun control that without unduly infringing on the rights can slow the tide of the source. we call for reinstating the federal weapons ban. banning gun sales told criminal fugitives and targeting bump stocks. to think any of these can pass muster? >> i think the solution will have to address the criteria that goes into these tragedies. such as the purchasing the guns but the law-enforcement and health mental health issue. and tragedy after tragedy they were able to maintain guns.

>> the fbi knew about -- >> and all the incidences, law-enforcement know about these people. there were laws to prevent these but they were in force. so some -- having to put with guards at schools. i talked with the israeli ambassador and he says in israel every school has a guard in front of the school and when the kids going field trips there accompanied by an armed guard. here's what they said about that here. >> our most precious asset our children were letting them be exposed for someone can walk in a know they have a free shot in

a fair bit of time to act. it doesn't make sense, it's crazy. >> what are the chance of guards at schools? >> they've pointed to this is the high cost of that protection and that schools are administered at the local level so the federal government could common fund that could be difficult to implement. >> will they're going to meet with officials on thursday, could he introduced or proposed a program nationwide to put on guards at schools? >> they could discuss it. at the end of the day any solution will take into account ideas from both sides of the aisle. whether you have bands on certain weapons were talking about the mental health aspects. an ultimate bipartisan legislation might take a look at

all of those. >> also with stunning the fact that the fbi was warned at least three times, one on a tip line, what good is it if you see something any say something and it's totally ignored? >> i think it's the wrong moment for the fbi to be hit by this development. there are ready doubts about their credibility. they were ready have been a bad pr moment. i don't think arguments about these been related are valid. not a good moment for them to be going through the scrutiny. if agents receive these tips and don't act on the why does the system exist for those tips to be filed? you're going to see more questions asked about how the warnings were handled. >> eric: it was a stunning and tragic mistake.

heartbreaking image in florida. visiting a 15-year-old in the hospital who a shot five times. take a look. that's a result of what happened a few days ago. students, her classmates and others have started something called march for life. a massive march across the country on march 24 that the students are saying enough is enough. the politicians and government needs to do something. here's cameron a junior at the high school talking about the plans. >> were giving her politicians a clean slate and in the next election were saying if you're accepting money from the nra there is a badge of shame on you. dear enabling things like this to happen. >> eric: what you tell the

students they can this send a message that resonates with the politicians in washington? >> regardless of where you fall it's good to see young people getting engaged. these young people have been through such as tragedy. they will be a positive force for gun control. they should take these people seriously. they should not be dismissed because they're still in high school. there can be very powerful advocates. democrats might try to amplify their message that might be partisan. attacks on the nra may be misguided. the nra is powerful not maybe not just because of the money given to politicians, but because their message is popular. >> eric: sarah, thank you for your input. >> eric: spacex is taking on high-speed internet from the sky.

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. eric: the northeast now thawing out after a weekend snowstorm, but another system is forming in the western half of the country. let's go to meteorologist adam klotz in the extreme weather center. >> we're about to see a big change on the eastern half of the country and the western half to see the tments plunge and see winter weather. you're seeing cold air in the northern mountains and northern plains, that's going to settle in. and no surprise as a result. wherever the cold air funnels in, that's where we're going to see the winter weather, watches and warnings from the great lakes back across the country running up along the northwestern coast as well, the pink areas are spots where you

are looking at winter storm warnings, that's where the weather is going to be the worst here for the next couple of days. so far over the last 12 hours, we've seen snow from minnesota stretching you across the country. here's an hour-by-hour forecast and you can watch it sweep across the country, the heaviest snow with the plains states but expect higher elevations to see snow as well. this will be sweeping across, you see the rain, snow line, everything in front of the system perhaps heavy rain as this continues to move across the country. the reason you're looking at rain across portions of the midwest and further off towards the east, it is that warm in some of these places. daytime highs for monday, temperatures in the mid 70s getting up closer to 80 degrees and stays warm on tuesday, eric, i know you're going to like this. 71 degrees for wednesday, new york city. there's warm weather for us while other folks are dealing with winter. eric: that's unbelievable.

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february 18, 2018. i'm eric shawn, thank you for watching. have a great week ahead. stay tuned on fox news channel for theweekend. >> thanks for another weekend. it's been fun. >> it's been fun. >> i'm chris wallace on the special edition of fox news sunday, the gunman charged with murdering 17 people at a florida high school left a trail of warning signs. why were so many red flags missed? >> no child, no teacher, should ever be in danger in an american school. >> we're going to find out what happened here. and what we're going to do is we're going to have a real conversation about how we're going to stop it. >> this hour we will get the latest on the investigation into the school massacre, the lives lost. >> i sent her to school yesterday. she was supposed to be safe. >> and what led a troubled teen to buy a