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♪ leland: 1:00 p.m. eastern negotiations could get underway in the next couple of minutes. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington paradigm leland vittert. >> that afternoon, everyone. i am gillian turner. we'll go live to the white house now. president trump speaking out to reporters saying he may declare a national border wall attacks of the democrats fail over the next few days. the government shutdown continues on. joining us live in the white house with everything that's going down today. cabin. reporter: jillian, good afternoon. the president is up in camp david. they are actually strategizing to 2019 agenda before making his way up there he did have a chance as you point out to speak with reporters and he said topping his to-do list or a couple of very important things.

number one solving the shut down and number two, building a wall. >> intend to call either the united states and a couple other great steel companies who have them, but the place for design of the beautiful steel product which we now make here and will use that as our barrier. if you go back to the year 2000, we have thousands of people that have been killed by illegal immigration, by people coming into the country illegally and killing our citizens. we can't have it. reporter: those comments just before his southland departure and after a tweet with comments by two prominent democrats including his predecessor, let me take you to the president social media platform. you simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked. the words of barack obama from

2005 as you see their little typo. i voted when i was a senator to build a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in. the words of hillary clinton in 2015. democrats on capitol hill don't want to revisit all of that. they would prefer that to focus on the here and now and that means trying to end the shutdown. >> the speaker has awesome powers, but if the president of the united states is against government and doesn't care whether people's needs are met or that employees are paid for that we can have a legitimate discussion, then we have to take it to the american people. reporter: meanwhile come a day 16 of the shutdown, no end in sight. i can tell you moments ago i saw some staffers making the move in between the white house as we get information from a picture and/or readout i promised to pass on details are not meeting with the vice president and

democratic staffers. for now, back to you. >> things. we'll check in with you in a little while. >> the staff level with congressional leadership staff and more on how congress itself is dealing with the partial government shutdown. ellison barber on the other end of pennsylvania avenue. are these the house of representatives the house of representatives in recess for a lot of these guys home. >> wasting legislative move it but nothing that would make it to the president. releasing the text of individual bills immediately reopen. minority leader mitch mcconnell has said in the past when it comes to shutdown legislation the senate will not consider something the president will sign. the fund and home security

without. democrats continue to say the shutdown needs to end before anything is on the border issue. a handful of republicans agree with that. if you in the house, coupled the senate. most of the border is a national security issue and they want that $5 billion right now. what's immoral is not to secure our borders are not protect the people's decision. >> there is a bipartisan agreement on funding the balance of the government. let's isolate the department of homeland security and continued talking. >> the president has an obligation to secure the border. >> the impression that he would like to not only close government, build a wall, but also abolished congress. >> the house expected to start moving those new bills as early as day. leland: the graphic of the five republicans who voted, will

hurd, someone to watch in those negotiations. >> the partial government shutdown impacting federal workers across the country and now hitting it hard. branyan is so so sorry. reporter: as a result of the shutdown cut three dozen national parks or partially close come including famous parks like yosemite and joshua park. other parks remain fully open. the problem here is that these parks are allowing visitors, but their staffs are not working because the national park service remains unfunded. so now there are reports of human feces, dirty restrooms, parks nationwide. dozens of government agencies in nine major departments are not receiving funding during the shut down internet 16th day. these departments include agriculture, commerce, justice, homeland security, transportation, state department and more. according to the government, and

more than 380,000 federal workers have been furloughed, meaning employees cannot come into work can be without pay during the duration of the shutdown. more than 450,000 federal workers are working but without pay. they are considered a a special personnel. 80% of the department of homeland security. the bills are starting to pile up for folks and the fact that some federal employees like daniel stuart are applying because they simply cannot afford to go out with me any longer. >> order while, fine, not a problem. they do it, they don't. not a problem. all they wanted to do is make sure that the people in my family, the people i love, the people i know are taking care of. reporter: transportation security administration says there's been an increase in tsa baggage and passenger screeners calling out sick. 150 tsa workers called out

friday three times as many calls as normal reported at dallas-fort worth international airport. tsa workers have to come into work despite not being paid. they are deemed essential personnel. tsa says the impact on wait times has been minimal so far. in the meantime, businesses traveling and spending money. they can't take much of the shut down any longer. >> they're going to lose revenue. there's going to be a huge weight off of that. reporter: downsizing staff in many business owners say at the shutdown goes into a month or more can be devastating. jillian. >> thanks, brian. >> only imagine we'll start seeing more of the stories in terms of government workers affected by this. we bring in with our debbie dingell, chairwoman from michigan. nice to see you.

hello to both of you. >> take into account brian's reporting. back in 2006 the president pointed to do for democrats in the house, 26 senators voted for defense security act. is it really worth having all these people furloughed over $5 billion is a political victory worth it right now? >> you know what kind of think anyone is winning right now. republicans are winning, democrats are winning and the american people are winning. president trump had long discussions before about why president trump collect it. a lot of people two years ago were tired of occurring. i came home this weekend. i can get on a plane and two seconds if we could ever reach an agreement. people are mad. the fact of the matter is they're beginning to feel the impact. it's an real people's lives. these are public servants.

leland: you and i have a deep love for the great state of michigan and the people there. when i was home over the summer and talk to folks, immigration was still a big issue for them. even though michigan is in a border state, they treated as such. a lot of folks i talked to, red and blue, talked about their desire to have a fence, a wall or something to stop illegal immigration. you hear in the same thing, so, why haven't democrats are the message? >> i'm going to tell you i think president trump is not hearing the message either. i don't think there's anybody that doesn't want to keep this nation safe. that's how we do it in the most effective way. in this state, it's a state that's very rich in its diversity of immigration. my hometown of dearborn has lebanese and yemenis in a lot of different people, but we need comprehensive immigration reform

and we need to get back in the room then be talking about this. the way this is being done right now, the president has dug in. i will say what i don't understand is when the senate passed a bill two weeks ago identical to a bill that passed the house, both of them come in the senate it 98 to two. why can't we reopen the government? gillian: you say -- you say the liability for the president but it's also true democrats have the house. the longer this goes on, the shutdown, the more reliability this is for democrats. the buck stops with them now. nancy pelosi is the one that can make a deal. the president has shown he's willing to back down off the $5.5 billion mark last week. democrats said no. >> so let me ask you this question. why is that, first of all is said to you when we started this that it pox on everybody's houses. the president could sign a bill that passed the senate 98 to two

that passed the house this week and is refusing to do it. why can't we find it the department, x there and homeland security until february 8th. train to the answer to that question is because nothing seems to get done in washington without some kind of payment deadline. you talk about comprehensive immigration reform. they've been talking about that in congress and the mid-2000. 2006 is when the security act came through. and yet no one has been able to come up with a deal that it seems as though kicking the can down the road two weeks a month ends up with nothing getting done. precisely nothing. why would this time be any different if all of a sudden the president signed the bills are talking about. >> first of all, members are home. the christmas vacation a lot of people didn't feel the impact of the government shutdown. a lot of republicans are going to start feeling the impact of this says you talk about the irs

and tax returns not been there. real people are impacted. these tsa agents have been working without pay and they talked to me about it when i went to washington last week, let alone when i returned back home this weekend. i think we've got to get back in the room. i think you've got republicans coming and talking to me and saying do you think we can find a way to move this? you've got a freshman class they all met this weekend. we got a memo from them. they are anxious they want to do something. it is time for us. we've got a big election coming in two years. gillian: before you move on to 2020, want to ask you, sierra cawley, the new chairman of the house armed services committee said this morning that the president is empowered to declare a national emergency as a means to getting funding to build the border wall. he set up perfectly within his

presidential powers. >> i also think i heard him say that it will fairly likely be challenged in the court. gillian: but it's well within your legal jurisdiction there in terms of what's on paper. >> i suspect someone would challenge him. the fact of the matter is i would like to see the president say we need to reopen government. we need to talk about the border but a lot of people are impacted by the government being close. he's far too callous about what the implications are so working people across this country and millions of people at the impact being, our leadership has to be into that as well. we need to reopen the government. that means to be our number one priority and we need to make sure keeping this nation safe. gillian: was going to leave it there but will check back in with you. be sure to stick around after our show on "fox news sunday."

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further interviews that county sheriff's office to leave jazmine barnes and her family were innocent but dems. they went on to say they do not believe there in the intended target or possibly shot as a result of mistaken identity. prior to the arrest dozens father spoke to a huge crowd gathered for a rally. >> first of all, i want to thank everybody. it's just very heartfelt to know justice from a baby. thank you for everything. officials were looking for a white sauce that cnet might've been virtually -- racially motivated. he's hoping that it can take some comfort in knowing they made great progress. the work is not finished. also expect gains an update in the case in less than two hours.

leland: stand by for that. any idea on a motive yet? >> none whatsoever. all investigators are saying is it's possibly a case of mistaken identity. leland: so sad. jeff paul, west coast news hub will monitor for development in a couple hours. thanks, jeff. gillian: mudslide with one of the major roadways yesterday closed both sides of the pacific coast highway. now, more rain could be on the way with the national weather service issuing flash flood warnings in southern parts of l.a. county and a flood advisory for orange county. >> suing democratic versus a two were among five foreign ss fighters captured in eastern syria. it's been identified as warren christopher clark and david

ahmed hamid, both originally from the united days. pentagon spokesman commander sean robertson says this incident is now under investigation. also, the pentagon cannot confirm any of the information at this time. it's a big weekend, this entire week actually for all of these terror -- foreign terror fighters. shot at one of the al qaeda commanders were shot by a job inside yemen. that was a big deal. secretary of state mike umpire was set to leave tuesday for a weeklong trip to the middle east to meet with key partners in the region. they'll be stopping in jordan, egypt, uae, saudi arabia and kuwait. that's quite an epic trip. it's interesting he is heading back there. you know, president trump has visited the middle east. he'll be revisiting saudi arabia for a second time.

>> by minister netanyahu on the right. and then heads to turkey. bolton you couldn't say really walking back president trump syria policy. the clarifying a few well that the united states is going to stay true to the mission inside of syria against a says. for the foreseeable future, but certainly they're what they call a systemized among others and secretary pompeo travels to the rest of the middle east, that message certainly shook the capital's in jordan in the uae. gillian: is it an apology tour is the question for all the foreign-policy analysts? is this an apology tour for pulling out of syria, for threatening to pull out of afghanistan. that's what all of them have been questioning behind the scenes here. we had general keen on here

yesterday and he said the president was absolutely revisited to withdraw from syria. he didn't say he was reassuring, that he has revisited that decision and that is where the idea about putting some benchmarks, some conditions have come into place. we hear john bolton say we are not pulling out until isis has been 100% decimated. >> a clarification. we've seen this in the past with resident comes foreign-policy in staking out a very bold claim in the beginning, whether it read by tweet or soundbite and then the policy that is going to enact that max comes in behind and clarifies exactly how it's going to work. gillian: and domestic policy actually. some of the immigration policies. we've seen this happen, seems to be his policymaking style. transit will watch secretary, john bolton has a turkey.

we'll have some tough conversations with the turks rehear. back to domestic policy. a twitter debate between two members of congress has taken a turn after people started treating about steve scalise and ocasio-cortez also tweedy and some other things about her dance moves and how this all affects policy in washington. and heroic rescue out of texas. how a group of officers and civilians came together to save a man trapped inside the burning vehicle. ir best. carnation breakfast essentials®.

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exploratory committee. keep monitoring what she has to say talking a lot about middle-class finances and saying washington is rigged. we'll let you know if she has any news. gillian: new video now, vice president mike pence as he was departing to meet congressional staffers. the working group started yesterday picking up negotiations today for day two. as they look to reach a deal to end the partial government shutdown. in a twitter debate between two members of congress gets out of control when people treat them harshaw herbs against congressman scalise. garrett tenney joins us now with the latest. what can you tell us about that? reporter: twitter is the best place to solve the nation's problems as we know. this twitter debate was about alexandria ocasio-cortez for a great idea, radical plan to take on climate change in income

inequality in part by eliminating the use of fossil fuels and drastically raising taxes from the current rate of 37.5% to a marginal rate high as 70. house minority whip saying republicans want americans to keep more money all democrats want to, quote, take away 70% of income and give it to leftist fantasy programs. ocasio-cortez treated back then you're the gop would have had you not know how marginal tax rates were here that's right a most forgot gop works for the ceos showering themselves in multimillion dollar bonuses. not the actual working people whose wages and health care they're ripping off for profit. it took a dark turn after referencing the 2017 shooting which he nearly lost his life. one user wrote she's got better aim than the shooter james hodgkinson. another urged her to kick the

lease's cane. and in the online debate between happy to continue this debate on the floor the people's house but it's clearly not productive to engage with your radical followers. #stay classy. certain to be a lot of debate in the months and years ahead. a new deal for the progressive wave of freshmen lawmakers that just took office. they plan to push forward on capitol hill as well as on the campaign trail on the democratic side in 2020. >> sometimes it is better and safer to put the phone down. once in a while. on capitol hill the white house over the place. we land. leland: joining us now eats ross comiskey. appreciate you being here. we'll see if we can keep this discussion more civil than a cat on twitter sometimes. the language being used at times on both sides have gone beyond the pale. the base loves it.

i'm wondering in denver where you are in colorado is your listeners call, anybody frustrated that stuff still wasn't getting done on capitol hill while everybody snipes at each other. >> thanks for having me. i would say that radio listeners tend to be the base of their party is in a lot of ways. talking to someone in line at the supermarket or stop at the tv station while i was just talking to saying things that they should worry about opening the government before they start talking about impeachment. most people in the real world, there used to this instability and they don't care whether someone is insulting someone else. they care about whether they're getting the job done. >> does it do the job from getting done? >> i think sometimes in thank you for having us on today and good morning from santa fe. we are talking about it.

they are talking about it on capitol hill. social media, radio, television talking about it once again rather than talking about the issues. here in mexico we are impacted the state most impacted in the country by the government shutdown. these are the things that we need to be dealing with rather than richard doll and social media. leland: for viewers who aren't as familiar with what you just brought up in the indian tribes don't have money to pay teachers, health care, food stamps and the like. it is fair to say impacted by the flood of illegal immigration across the border. people will debate numbers back and forth but when it comes to the issue of government shutdown, call it offends, call it awol, we need to deal with what's happening at the border. >> well, we have a sense in

columbus and even over -- [inaudible] >> your works to a point. here's a fact. we need to concentrate on actually what is happening. more information from testimony this week. not in capitol hill. testimony in new york city about what the real threat is. interdiction is not coming across the border. then you can hear in the testimony and his trial where they're coming across by the time. it is not coming across as people walking across the border. leland: i'm glad you got the alleged part in there hasn't been convicted yet. ross, your thoughts on this. can republicans figure out a way to leverage what richard has been talking about here and also sell the idea in unitas says.

if donald trump will start broadening the conversation a little bit. every time he keeps coming back to a concrete wall, he hurts his own position. broadly speaking the public is in favor of more border security and trump has kind of boxed himself in between the wall in those 15 minutes with chuck and nancy where he said he would take ownership of the shut down. he's now given democrats were interested in a political victory than good policy over the country all the reason they need to do what they're doing now. leland: this brings up an interesting point. you are on the border and to a certain extent than they do walking across a piece of sand where there is no fence. that's an indisputable act. at the same time the democrats. nancy pelosi not the most extreme part of her caucus may not 1 dollar for a wall or not 1

dollar for what president trump wants to build in the wall is a moral quote, unquote. does that mean the fence in southern new mexico as immoral as well well as the government should take it down. >> a 7-year-old girl and a 9-year-old lawyer who came across the border in three years into his ministration -- tears and the administration one year campaigning to central issue for president trump has been immigration and the border in the wall. and yet when immigrants come across the border they are not prepared. it is a sign of incompetence i can only compare to 2003 invading iraq. leland: nobody's going to argue those deaths were tragic. it's pretty difficult to equate them to incompetency of entire administration. this brings up an important

point. how much longer do your listeners and does the base give president trump to not have a wall built for a true stop illegal at the gratian. >> they think he fights against his own party in the establishment and everyone to get done what he wants to get done. as long as it appears like you still trying to get it done. >> more about effective policy. >> for now. but if he gets to 2020 and there is nothing that he is at least sold to his base as the equivalent of a law, even exactly what they thought they were talking about before, there's no way he's going to win reelection unless they be dems put them up again.

is it better to have this as a bully pulpit. do they enjoy more. then they do fixing border security or fixing immigration. >> no, i don't believe so. either the new democrats for the democrats in the house and senate would like to get to the business to communicate and legislate. [inaudible] >> there is a risk of not. we'll talk to you guys soon.

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gillian: look at the dash cam video released by the corpus christi police department. it shows civilians and police working together to save a texas man from a burning vehicle. the 7-year-old was tracked inside the plane with this group rush to put the car over together. police are saying he would not survive this incident without help from this group. >> kevin spacey do in court tomorrow and sexual assault charges after massachusetts

judge denied the upcoming arraignment on a felony charge for allegedly assaulting an 18-year-old man at a nantucket restaurant in 2016. a lot of media had it up to nantucket for the hearing tomorrow. defense attorney sharon might go for more on this. aside from the media circus tomorrow outside the courtroom, will are we going to learn any more about these charges? >> probably not. the judge may read it out loud or not and then asks bases to plead guilty or not guilty. there's not going to be a long hearing. not that big of a deal. the prosecution might ask for bombs. they could ask him to request that he be monitored with gps ankle monitor, just after the prosecution that's how they want to proceed. leland: anything to read into how this is played out. a couple years since the alleged event have been. videotape out there allegedly

the event happening for the assault happening in kevin spacey says they don't want to show up to court and the judge says you have to. >> him not wanting to show up to court he doesn't want to do the perp walk as they say. it's negative publicity and he doesn't want any part of it. you can't blame him for that. the video they claim to have there's conflicting reports as to what it contained. supposedly it has spacey groping him, but i've also read that it doesn't show any of that. it shows a hand reaching and touching his sure. i think the prosecution has problems, though. what makes them videotapes a sex assault. i mean, really? you take time out to video a assault because you're on the phone with your girlfriend and she doesn't believe it's

happening? that's way out there. leland: is that blaming the victim? does the defense attorney have a problem with doing that? >> i wouldn't say it's blaming the victim. it's how a normal person will react. if someone is being assaulted with unwanted touching, and they're going to push him away, say no, run away. what is this guy do? he talks to his girlfriend and then take the video of it. who does that? somebody looking for fame? i mean, did he give consent and wonder about and maybe change his mind? that's a very odd reaction. >> the prosecutor has worked through some of these before bringing the charges. unequivocal and how he has denied them come including a video put out an odd in the sense that he is appearing as one of the characters to deny this. take a listen and then we'll get your reaction.

>> of course some believe everything and have been waiting with bated breath to hear me and i got what i deserved. but you wouldn't believe the worst about evidence, would you? you would rush to judgments without facts, would you? did you? leland: kevin underwood denying what kevin spacey allegedly did. doing himself any favors with that? >> is not doing himself any favors. it's not admissible. he's not standing there admitting a sexual assault. it is veiled way of trying to communicate to the public saying hey, i did not do this one. maybe others, but not this one. leland: real quickly in the last 30 seconds there have been so many allegations that have come up in acts that are similar in nature, perhaps the one he is accused of. do those play into this case and

the public argument and media arguments about that. or is this case goes further? >> they won't play on monday, but as it goes to trial they certainly well. that is probably spacey's biggest problem bringing in pattern evidence. is there evidence of similar conduct and this is a sex assault occurred around the world somebody from norway, london, l.a. they don't have any lack of the dems that could allegedly testify. leland: we saw that been used with though kospi. appreciate it, sharon, we'll have you back as the case goes forward. >> okay, thank you. leland: good to see you. gillian. gillian: coming up next l.a. getting ready for one of its biggest bang for the entire year. the golden globe. a preview of all the glitz and

glamour. >> that's right. hours away from hollywood's biggest party of the year. we'll have that and much more coming up.

leland: the 76th annual golden globe awards will be held in los angeles. tonight, the globe says in a

promise to be a star-studded event. millions of americans tune in from all across the country. joining us live this afternoon from the red carpet is our own michael camero. now a few hours before the star is kind start to roll in. >> that is right. final preparations underway as hollywood is ready to kick off awards season the only way it knows how with a star-studded party. the globe's upcoming screen actors globe celebrate the best in tv and film but most falls heavily on big screen features. denominational and can carry its weight in gold. >> campaigning now for all of these. they are being developed right now trying to figure out how to win the war. >> and. >> for honors this year include

a star is born, the favorite black klansman, bohemian rhapsody, green book invites with a leading six nominations. >> when your power people always take it from you. >> there is a lot of amazing performances. it's an amazing compliment to be included in this way. >> so much talk about recognizing diversity, both "black panther" and crazy rich asians have shared in the well. >> hollywood is improving in terms of diversity. ♪ in hollywood, fox news. >> on the television side, the assassination of john ever thought she leads with four nominations and it is the hollywood press in a very british influence this year with a bodyguard and a very english scandal. look for some surprises tonight

at another first for carol burnett award. outstanding achievement in television. who better to win the award and carol burnett. >> michael, thank you for that. we wish you a fabulous time this evening. they're going to enjoy it. good to see you. thank you. >> give george clooney a hug. leland: i wonder how that is going to work out. things to ponder. reply five minutes away from chris wallace interview with sarah sanders, which is a great interview. a lot of news made a lot of interesting questions down on the border. have a great week. gillian: have a great week, everyone. thank you for being with us.

>> i am chris wallace. shutdown day 16. president trump is still deadlocked with house democrats over the border wall. ♪. >> he said he'd keep the government close for a long period of time. months or even years. >> absolutely i said that. i'm proud of doing what i'm doing. >>chris: with nancy pelosi back of speaker, we will discuss new challenges facing the president in this era of divided government with white house press secretary, sarah sanders. and we will find out what house