end show. we'll see you in the first show of 2019 next sunday with the latest buzz. eric: an escalating blame game as the partial government shutdown enters its second week. the it presents a day one challenge for the democrats who take control of the house this coming week. welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm eric shawn. >> democratic leadership blaming president trump. texas congressman louie gohmert echoing that criticism. >> this is total hypocrisy for

democrats to come along now after they squandered that money and say this is where we would put it. we played that game before. we gout the money and you didn't use it for that. we have to have a tangible wall where we need it. laura: hi, garrett. reporter: the two side aren't any closer to making a deal because full-scale negotiations aren't even taking place. i've always been amazed and still going for my best, the democratic leaders are even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. refusing to negotiate with the so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... white house at least for now. i want that too. both sides are accusing the eliquis. other of playing politics with eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. the shutdown. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. steve scalise argued democrats eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? are against the wall because reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, they want to deny president his as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke.

eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. main campaign promise. >> chuck schumer was for this in don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve 2006. i would be curious what changed. or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily is it because donald trump is and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. requesting it? i think it's incumbent upon him seek immediate medical care for sudden sign of bleeding, like unusual bruising. to show the american people what eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. the plan is. tell your doctor about all planned medical reporter or dental procedures. eliquis, the number one cardiologist-prescribed blood thinner. >> if the president wants to ask your doctor if eliquis is what's next for you. continue to keep the campaign promise he made which is to have mexico pay for the wall. now say the rules have changed but we are going to use the american taxpayer like an atm >> well, the white house blaming machine, that's not the right democrats for a partial government shutdown over while direction to go. funding. reporter: lindsey graham' is lawmakers decided to go home for christmas instead of negotiating with president trump. the president also blaming democrats for the death of the migrant child in u.s. custody, the second one in three weeks. the president tweeting, quote, working to to.

and the deaths of children or others at the border are strictly the fault of the democrats and their pathetic laura * garrett tenney, thank immigration policies that allow you for that report in people to make the long track, washington. eric: there is reaction from thinking they can enter our country illegally. they can't. washington on the bordered if we had a wall they wouldn't even try. battle. >> people who want to say wall counselor to the president, kellyanne conway today. wall wall, want it to be a >> i think the president's point is an important one, which is four-letter word and not respect with customs and border patrol and i.c.e. tell us what they that he stayed in washington to negotiate a border security and get funding for dhs and i.c.e. need. all saying wall or no wall is and of course enhance border being disingenuous and turning a security with democrats until he took over as president were all in favor of. blind eye to what is a crisis at we are allowing these people to the border. take their children on a journey without correcting the fault. reporter: democrats say they do not know exactly what the they are being promised president wants here. something people cannot deliver house minority leader nancy on. pelosi told "usa today" in an >> let's talk about this when interview that president trump jason dix, deputy editor for says we are going to build a roll call. wall and mexico is going to pay things are being here today. >> thanks for having me. for it. >> is reset on the sideline and watch this play out, one thing now he's backed down saying a

people start to notice is despite how serious it all lives curtain or while not sure where as we just mentioned of those he is. items, there doesn't seem to be a sense of the dude and all of the president tweeted about the this, right? wall and used the word wall at >> it certainly seems to be the least 12 times since christmas case. we spent most of this past week after christmas holiday at the writing we'll be forced to close the border entirely if capital and it was pretty empty except for a lot of capitol obstructionist democrats don't give us money to finish the police officers and quite a few wall. tourists. one thing missing were lawmakers john kelly said president trump on both sides of the aisle in the house and senate. is not actually asking for a wall. he says they moved on from that there didn't seem to be a lot of movement or any side effect to the dean and that was also after speaking with border and backed up by our reporting that customs agents. general kelly told the "l.a. showed there was a lot of negotiation going on even behind times" we need a physical the scenes. barrier in some places, >> the president has been technology across the board, and extracted on twitter as we've we need more people. all notice that he hasn't made public appearances in the united the president still says wall states of december 1100 which and sometimes he'll say barrier or ferning. some call initial because he was so busy in the spotlight last but we left a solid concrete month trying to drum up support wall early on in the for the wall appeared when you make of that? administration when we asked >> it does seem a little odd. people what they needed and where they needed it.

mick mulvaney says he knows what the presidency is the most powerful position on the planet arguably and you have a real the democrats want. sort of purge to make your case the white house says they came in public to the american people down from their ask of $5 face to face. billion and gave democrats a social media of course is a very powerful force, but nothing like counter offer. for days they say they did not being in a public setting are hear from democrats. being on television. and democrats said they are not that's a people respond to. going to make a counter offer. certainly it's not just democrats who are kind of >> i believe the president already compromised. questioning what the endgame is he originally asked for $5 billion it's a modest here or what his position is here publicly. investment. reporter: the president says call it whatever you want, a they are wondering where do we wall, a fence, a barrier with go from here. i was struck by congressman steel slats. stuart who had on the last he says he just need some sort segment. he almost artichokes we are of physical barrier at the running out of ways to say i don't know what's going on and southern border. >> in california, authorities we are finding new ways to sort arresting 7 more people in of recalculate and think what connection with the murder of a would be a sign of progress? police officer. corporal ronil singh was shot certainly if we had people at the white house, and nowhere wednesday during a traffic stop.

negotiating particularly the democratic leaders that would be a sign of progress, but so far we are continuing to follow this there doesn't seem to be any heartbreaking story. indication that there is a reporter: a total of 8 people serious young come to the table are in custody after being arrested in connection with this here. case. >> a lack of urgency and people picking up on it appeared if we their first more prominent took a couple giant steps back and look at who people think is arrest authorities say shot and responsible, a recent poll asked killed corporal singh after people who they blame for the partial government shutdown. being pulled over on suspicion almost half of those polls, 47% of dui. then there whether arrests of say they blame the president. 33% point the finger at congressional democrats and 7% his family and girlfriend more say congressional republicans. is that what you hear in your circle to washington? helping him avoid arrest. >> someone. because we are right in the >> it's a tremendous blow. middle of this and because the partial government shut down we are asking our ups and downs. really hasn't totally sunk in i we have good days and bad days. don't think because the holidays and the paychecks, these partial not everybody is having them at the same time. we had incredible support from paychecks haven't been delayed yet. people are still getting paid other law enforcement agencies for work they did in september. when we need it to cover our

it hasn't totally sunk in. streets because we are not able to handle those shifts. the president and away brought this upon himself racing in it's been a tough few days. front of television cameras that reporter: authorities say the he would take the blame, that he suspect was in the country would probably shut down the illegally. they say he was making a run for government. that is something people will the border the day he was arrested. remember. >> when i think about what most investigators say he had of us have set up with online previous arrests for dui and banking, lectured well, car payments set to come out of your known gang association. paycheck and all those people furloughed, 400,000 workers stayed home without pay. 20,000 working without pay any the police chief was asked about think about what that next month is going to be like for them and their families not getting the check you just mentioned. california's sanctuary laws. >> i want to remember ronil january those payments are going to start coming out and there's going to be zero. singhen not really so much about everything else. it was a senseless tragedy. should that vision alone be enough to get things moving it could have been prevented. again? >> you would think so. but unfortunately we are here one of the striking things this past week as the office of having this conversation baits personnel management mentality are supposed 830,000 votes was not prevented. reporter: corporal singh leaves working without a paycheck. behind a wife and 5-month-old basically giving them a sample

form letter to send to their son. mortgage company or their creditors and kind of coaching laura: thank you so much. them through how to work their way through this. eric: it could be a wet start to is a little heartbreaking a new year. because on one level they even a form could affect millions on suggest offering to do chores in exchange for rent. new year's eve. this is just really a bad kind we'll have the full forecast straight ahead. of sort of optics if you will both parties digging in their just the way that it looks. also, thent did what a heels. since the democrats voted for pay freeze take affect for those the fence in 2006, why won't same workers fear not the military, but the civilian they back the wall today? federal workforce at the same here is majority whip, steve time that a pay freeze on the cabinet and the seniormost scalise. >> if the senate has a different executives in the government, and better way to approach and the political appointees a freeze was undone for them. border security, they ought to put that plan on the table. there's just sort of a confluence of things they really don't look good. minimums and fees. jamie: jason, we've got to read leave it right there. >> thanks for having me.

eric: 2018 coming to a close. just about 35 hours to go. my red new year's eve preparations underway in the comics celebration will happen in times square appeared jackie heinrich is that what is called the crossroads of the world. hi, jacqui. >> hey, eric. it is a tradition 112 year strong. it has to off without a hitch. we are testing -- the organizers are testing the ball drop mechanism and the 32 -- [inaudible] low. a billion people watching this on tv tomorrow night to a lot of preparation to make sure everything goes fine. going on for several days. yesterday was the competitive spirit tomorrow night 3000 pounds of confetti will be dropped in times square following the ball drop. have to preparations, thousands of n.y.p.d. officers --

[inaudible] sniper teams are stationed on rooftops in and around times square and technology is a little bit different here for the first-time n.y.p.d. is using drones to back up more than 1200 security cameras and they are also using canines for the first time. right now there is no credible threats against the threats of intelligence analyst and counterterrorism teams monitoring the area and social media for any potential threats of a million people on times square. >> with the drums come in this is the first time were using it at a large-scale event has to go through the night we will have to rely on aviation. >> there've only been two years. i was in 1942 in 1943 during world war ii. the current new year's eve ball they seem to be the very foundation of weighs nearly 12,000 pounds in your typical bank. 12 feet in diameter and its capital one is anything but typical. software than 2500 waterford that's why we designed capital one cafes.

chris does. this year's ball drop is dedicated to journalism into the you can get savings and checking accounts with free press after particularly no fees or minimums. tough year for journalists at and one of america's best savings rates. the turn of "washington post" columnist jamaat khashoggi and to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. the shooting in maryland. this isn't a typical bank. eric: does a wonderful and this is banking reimagined. completely appropriate what's in your wallet? dedication, an honor to our journalists marinate. thank you. jamie: be sure to join us here on fox news channel as we ring in the new year. something very, very special appeared a handful of representatives on the committee to protect your horse will be in times square to press the button to drop the big crystal ball at midnight. and what you know, our anchor jon scott will be among them. tune in for the ball drop. john scott, you're so lucky. the all-american new year celebration on new year's eve or 30:00 p.m. eastern and runs all the way into the new year to get to stay inside, have a little fire and watch it on tv if you don't want to brave the crowds.

eric: december marked a pretty wild one. wall street seen both record this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience gains in massive slumps. will the roller coaster ride and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. continuing to the new year? we'll be talking with an expert on that. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments plus calls for the government to declassify the fbi documents in in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. the russia investigation. the fbi should finally come show me decorating shows. clean on the greatest mystery in this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... american history, what happened simple. easy. awesome. to jimmy hoffa appeared informants told the juror who stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience killed him, i think it's finally and two-hour appointment windows. time the fbi to release its click, call or visit a store today. secret half of files. the hoffa family does want all this information that is still hidden. they wanted out in the public realm. that is why we are calling for in our special investigation that you can watch on fox nation, the fbi released all of reporter: we had snow flurries its files in the show is called riddle the search for james r. coming in this morning. we heard about rain damning the hoffa. >> jimmy hoffa is missing. new year's celebrations on the east coast. what have we got? [inaudible] >> what you mean jimmy hoffa is reporter: consistent with the

missing? >> this place went absolutely theme of 2018. the final hours will be wet wild. across the northeast. we had people looking for hoffa. we'll turn warmer out there. and we'll be dealing with the >> questionable if the body will wind spread rain at times ever be found. >> shots were fired at jimmy. square. and many cities have outdoor >> he gave me the directions to festivities. the house and he described the also, pretty substantial snow in layout. >> fox news had the answers. places like albuquerque, new >> i was around. mexico monday night. last year as the ball dropped the actual temperature was >> i've never believed the around 10. story. it will feel like 45 in new york >> did you think how awful is to get killed? city in contrast with 36 below >> i felt it in my bones. zero at midnight central time. so the forecast for the crowd in new york, we are dealing with eric: riddle is now available in streaming service. you can listen to the podcast occasional rain, air temps all right now available on fox around 48. it will feel damp and cool. nation. and we'll be right back. it's better to overprepare for several hours standing in the

this is not a bed. rain. the experience outside in terms of how it may feel. we'll start the day dry tomorrow. we are expecting to see widespread rain. then it rolls through the area exiting after midnight. we are look at mild air across the northeast. frigid air to the northwest. still that pesky snowstorm into new mexico. 5 in bismarck, cool in los angeles. it will be 59 to 60 degrees as well. we'll end with cool and windy weather into the rose bowl parade. a good record to set. there have been no ef4 or ef5 tornadoes. and record low number. we like to set those records. laura: i was covering times

square and it was so cold i couldn't feel my face. thanks so much. have a good one. [♪] >> i don't think it's as much the two side are far apart. there is one side that is afraid of the radical left wing base because they want open borders. >> they want to waste money on a medieval wall. that is a 5th century solution. >> it won't get out of the senate without border wall funding. eric: the standoff dragging into it's a revolution in sleep. the new year. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season.

congress is waiting to see what it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. nancy pelosi could do to reach a it can even warm your feet to help you compromise on his demand for fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. that border wall. they had no problem supporting and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed the george w. bush fence on the is only $1299. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction southern border back in 2006. what's the difference today? with mattresses by j.d. power. joining me is republican plus, 24-month financing on all beds. congressman chris stuart. ends new year's day. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. congressman, welcome. first on the shutdown. who do you think blinks, who do you think budges. who will cry uncle first. >> i don't think anyone knows the answer to this. people seek out positions, i get that. but the american people eventually know we'll have to have some type of compromise here. the president ran on border security. he won on that campaign and he tried to compromise with the democrats here as some of your previous guests have said. he started out asking $25 billion. we are down to $5 billion now.

the democrats have said no, no, no and no. he's even saying it doesn't have to be a physical wall. just border security. they continue to say no. at some point the american people are going to ask the democratic leaders. what will you do? will you not give us any money at all for border security? are you going to defund i.c.e.? eric: the democrats say they do support border security having voted billions of dollars for it. the president has gone down from $5 billion to $2.5. so he's gone down by half. the democrats are sticking at $1.3. do you think there could be a compromise in that area to get this done and open the

government? >> how could there not be? eric: december capping off a tough month for a repair the dow it's a tiny percentage of losing 9274% this month. overall spending. the nasdaq down 10.2% and the last spring we were talking in the republicans in congress were acid effect under a down nearly talking about $5 billion. 10%, 9.9. now we are talking about while the volatility remained in the coming year? $billion or $1.8. let's bring in john gray's, financial advisor. if i were the president, i would any german incentives are we bring miss pelosi back from going to break out champagne in the new year? >> stay tuned, eric. no one knows how this is going hawaii and ask her what will you to unfold, but it's unfold, give us? her answer may be nothing. that's jestingly mycology volatility with a vengeance. at this point it has been i believe this is just the nothing. beginning. but if the american people see eric: what do you think will that, she'll have to answer to happen? >> it could go either way. them, and i think most of we've said much of the wicked blow up from 25,000 to 30,000 on americans think it will be the dow. absurd. >> ways your interpretation of and submitting from either level whether it's 25 from here or if the fact that the democratic we balance up to 30,000. leadership is so against the be prepared for a 40% decline. wall. we heard the congressman call it i believe the preparation is a fifth century medieval answer. what it's all about.

it's not the prediction. it's been poised so that if it here is then senator from is time to run for cover, we already know what the exit illinois, barack obama on the strategies are to keep our assets intact. floor of the senate among the democrats who supported and eric: what would those exit strategy speed? voted for the secure fence act >> well, they would be of 2006 that allocated $1.4 customized. if you look at 02, zero wait, online committee accounts that billion, more than they are shifted automatically by design willing to support today. to either cash or alternatives how that better than those that $1.4 billion for a border fence. continue to hold shares are here is what then senator obama said about but the putting a exchanged old shares for new shares are not good allows the barrier on our southern border. >> the bill before us will portfolio manager to do while certainly do some good. it will authorize badly needed the ship for titanic is hitting funding for better fences and the iceberg. we want to salvage those accounts and move out of the better security along our borders. risk asset like 2008 into cash that should help stem some of the tide of illegal immigration or alternatives and back into in this country. risk asset in 2092 adjoining eric: if they were willing to support the secure fence act, why won't they support the 2017. eric: what about those who say

secure wall act? it's artificial situation that >> because president trump have to do at the tariffs and the government shut down in some supports it. it's something he ran on and of that uncertainty that his they despise this president so government made and kind of much they will change their mind on many things. artificial. not an underlying indication of not just border security. the strength of the actual they spent 8 years going after economy. president trump on the war in >> well, it might be. if we look at everything we've seen in the past, we never were afghanistan and iraq, and now able to see the dust that could they go after president trump. disrupt our day coming down the there were a number of things street. there's always the bus that where they changed their minds. if this president supports it couldn't time her name and we just didn't see it coming. they are against it. even if they -- they proposed i am trying to say don't look for what you think is going to happen because often it much and supported these ideas just a worse than you can imagine and few years ago. therefore prepared for what is worse than anything we've seen eric: you call it a fence, then before or anything we think you can go forward. we're going to go through, then i think we could hold that you tell the republicans, you can call it a wall. better as opposed to saying it's not this and it's not bad that will that get this through and probably won't happen and then it does. just change the name? >> i say border security not a as you pointed out if we go from wall. it was never going to be a peak to trough from september 20th through christmas eve, markets were up 2,000-mile wall.

nobody proposed it be a wall 20%. from texas to san diego. that's pretty darn quick. can you really identify what caused that? some portions of it will be a i might illicit trade tariffs. physical barrier. but this is a phrase the president has used through his i might say was demographics. you could name climate change for whatever you like. campaign, the democrats have at the end of the day be upon opposed it because this his pretty dramatic. president supports it. eric: market to team up from let's call it a barrier. let's call it a fence. 18,026,000. we have to have everyone keep an let's call it whatever they want eye on it. john gray's coming thank you for to call it. your dice. but let's fund it and secure or >> my pleasure. eric: more fallout from president trump's decision withdrawing u.s. troops from border. >> are you confidence this some syria. some lawmakers urging the white house to rethink its decision as way will end? >> you have to. i think at some point the new reactions pour in from other american people will say to the democratic party, for heavens states. sake. the president has come down. he's only asking for a small amount of money. work with him on this. eric: congressman stuart, thank you for joining us.

laura? laura: it's been a busy year from high-profile hearings to the mid-terms. lauren ban charred takes a look back at the year that was in washington. reporter: president trump's second year in office. president trump: we enacted the biggest tax cuts. reporter: kicked off with fire and fury. >> furious, disgusted would fit. >> the government shutdown was 100% avoidable. reporter: disputes over immigration policy. >> he divided americans in ways no other modern president has done. >> if you listen real close you can hear the people in congress shaking. reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson fired by president trump as others in the white house and congress step down.

>> for me, that time is soon approaching. reporter: facebook's founder apologized to congress. >> it's inevitable there will need to be some regulation. >> this is the constitution of the internet. reporter: the president announced tariffs on chinese imports and traveled to singapore to meet with north korea's kim jong-un. president trump: we are ready to write a new chapter between our nations. reporter: the supreme court approved the president's travel ban. president trump: we have to make sure we vet people coming into the country. reporter: justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement. president trump: i will nominate judge kavanaugh to the supreme court. reporter: the confirmation

marred with controversy. >> my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. reporter: in the end the president's pick became the newest justice on the u.s. supreme court. >> mr. president, through for the great honor. reporter: the special counsel's investigation in its second year continues to probe into russian interference. as president trump traveled to helsinki, finland to meet with his russian counterparts. president trump: dan coats and others came to me and said they think it many russia. putin says it's not russia. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always

great. reporter: by november democrats predicted a blue wave. the result, split control of the house and senate. >> maybe you get a ripple. the president's feud with the media reached a boiling point. president trump: cnn should be ashamed of themselves having you work for them. reporter: the nation said farewell to its 41st president. >> through our tears let us know jamie: russia standards reach an understanding with turkey and the blessings of knowing and how to move forward in the area. this after president trump loving you, a great and noble announced the u.s. would man. the best father a son or withdraw 2000 american troops from the country. daughter can have. reporter: the year earned much the decision sparking concerns the way it began with fire and that its early exit could empower iran. senator lindsey graham who is said to have lunch with the fury. >> is it worth shutting down the president today is urging the president to change his mind. government and hurting the american people? reporter: perhaps a preview of >> i'm asking the president to make sure we have troops there things to come as a new congress to protect us. don't outsource our national security to some foreign power. gets ready to start their term.

if we leave now the kurds will eric: the partial government get in a fight with turkey. they could have fathered. shutdown continuing through the beginning at least of 2019. jamie: trey yanks has the latest from jerusalem. this as both parties are pointing fingers and blaming >> laura come as u.s. troops each other. but what do the american people think about this in washington? repair to this area, effects of the american withdrawal already being felt across the region. coming up we'll take a look. on friday russian backed syrian forces did enter the we'll look at times square where northeastern city at the final preparations are being made for the biggest party on invitation of white bg kurdish earth that will happen tomorrow fighters. while previously the two groups night. let's be honest. of five bloody battles in theater, the kurds here in every insurance company tells you they can save you money. massive once they leave the save up to 10% when you bundle with esurance. country. u.s. coalition fighter jets were including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. still flying over the city but the future of my jeep does he's a pretty good spokesperson. remain in the air. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from geico to esurance the critical area 20 miles from the turkish border and saved an average of $412," you probably won't believe me. hey, actor lady whose scene was cut. hi. but you can believe this esurance employee, .. erdogan -- kurdish fighters help defeat i says. no emails... no emails. since 2016 local fighters that when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. the united states have

controlled manjib after reclaiming it from isis forces. residents of manjib are a difficult position. they face invasion of the turks or take control of the city, both of which could lead to more violence in northern area. laura come a flexible takeover of manjib by the government forces would be another big area for syrian president bashar al-assad to a schema normalization of this country are the past two months. but the uae and bahrain said they would be at the syrian capital of damascus. laura: last watch in the new year. thank you. eric: bacchanal no one in sight for the partial government shutdown over president trump's border wall. lawmakers now react and to the standoff. we'll have the latest imac. expected to be the first order of business when they are sworn in this week. what will they do, what will it take to end it when? well have not.

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overnight. so there you have it. mark your calendar, january january 21st. laura: we will see you back your 4:00. more news now from washington. >> leadership on both sides of the aisle in congress out of town. 1:00 p.m. eastern on wednesday. president trump white house and democrats need to give a border wall before reopening the government. >> plus commissioner of the california town mourning the death of a police officer seeks out today can the state century laws protecting illegal aliens including the man accused of the crime. leland: and countdown to 2019. the big apple ready to usher in new years tomorrow night. we'll go behind the scenes on the massive security hack. ♪