>> so no collusion but impeachment anyway. that's it for this weeks show. thank you to my panel and to all of you for watching. we will see you right here. thank you. >> this is a fox news alert. president trump confirm in a u.s. airstrike on new years day in gannon killed an al qaeda operative tied to the deadly 2000 attack on the uss. they believe he helps coordinate the bombing of the u.s. destroyer in the yemen. 17 american sailors were killed. i spoke earlier today to the retired former commander of the uss cole. >> even though the announcing system fell back on their training and within a little over an hour we had a stable and is a testament to how well they were trained.

the first day we evacuated 33 wood off the ship and 99 minutes and of those dirty 32 s. survived. what's incredibly heartening about this is that it proved the united states government is still willing to invest the time, the intelligence to hold those that kill americans accountable even over 18 years later. jamal al-adawi had been on the fbi list of most wanted terrorists. laura: another fox news alert. president trump on day 16 of the partial government shutdown. my $.5 billion for the border wall but he now says instead of concrete wall can really be a steel barrier. the president is calling on democrats to accept the fence to end the standoff. he also threatens to declare a national emergency in order to build it.

it's been a day of fast-moving developments on this front this afternoon. i'm eric shawn. this is a brainy hour of america's news headquarters. laura: i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville. the president would use military funding to build the border wall. meanwhile, vice president mike translating a second straight day of talks and the government shutdown over the border wall, which president trump says must be funded. >> we will build a steel barrier. it'll be less obtrusive and it will be stronger. but to be less obtrusive, stronger and were able to use our great companies to make it by using steel. >> live coverage with ellison barber in washington. first, to kevin corke at the white house where there's been a lot of action today. >> very busy day indeed. it's clear as we look forward to the coming week the white house is prepared to move into the next phase of the negotiation

over the partial government shutdown. a very busy day the president spent much of it at camp david in maryland, but he made his way back to the white house this afternoon after spending much of the morning and part of the afternoon in maryland. he told reporters that the word wall or the use of concrete is what is really bothering democrats, fine. he is willing to use a steel barrier to defend our border. >> ally concrete so we'll given steel. steel is actually more expensive than concrete, but it will look beautiful and it's very strong. we have criminals coming in. human traffickers coming in. we have things coming in that you don't even want to know about. it's been that way for decades and we can't have it anymore. because of the strength of our economy, the stronger it is, the greatest economy we've ever had. because of that promise happening even more so we have

to stop it. >> while the president spent much of the day up north, the vice president was back in washington meeting with congressional staffers and the democratic leadership side of the aisle and a working session right over my shoulder at the eisenhower executive office building just next door. afterwards he headed to twitter and he said this. were back at the white house this afternoon working with a partisan staff from congressional leadership. the president of the united states is committed to securing the border, building the wall and working to reopen the government. that of course is the key. we are told by officials to expect additional retail by the white house for congressional democrats of course as we careened towards day 17 of the partial shutdown with no apparent end in sight should make for a busy week and a hopeful those furloughed are right now not being paid. back to you. >> kevin corke at the white house for us. thank you.

>> the president says the democrats object to a concrete wall. the same democratic critics are now slamming the proposed wall back in 2006. .ax started the border construction that is constructed now. as the president is now opting for a steel barrier for negotiations to reopen the government remains stymied as both sides have yet to clinch a deal. >> let me first say that her purpose in a meeting of the white house is to open up government. the impression you get in the president that he would like to not only close government cannot build a wall, but also abolish congress. the only voice that mattered was his own. >> this could be settled in 24 hours or less if we could get together. the american people want us to work together. they want us to do right. they want us to secure the border. they want us to fund the government. we should have a redundant.

>> fox news coverage continues. ellison barber in washington. >> democrats say the government needs to reopen and then they're willing to have a discussion about what needs to happen at the border. they continued to say it needs to end before anything can possibly get resolved on the border issue. >> we passed legislation last thursday that would open up the government. i would hope that senator mcconnell would take the -- the coequal branch of government, the legislative branch and send this to the president. >> a few days ago the house passed legislation to reopen parts of the government had senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he would not consider something the president won't sign. they voted to fund the department of homeland security on an interim basis without new funding for a wall. most in the party think that is not the way forward.

>> what's immoral is not to secure our borders. not to protect the people of this nation. the democrats could any moment now, they control the floor of the house. instead of playing games where they strip out one bill and another bill and try to place partisanship on the floor of the house, they have to do what they've agreed to do in the past and that is her by the appropriations to secure the border. >> the chairwoman of the house appropriations committee democratic representative nita lowey release the text to immediately reopen part of the government. trent threw -- freshman democratic congresswoman alexandria sub 10. they proposed a tax hike on high income earners to find her green new dealer she calls it, which aims to eliminate the use of fossil fuels.

garrett tenney has more on this from washington. hi, garrett. >> the beginning of many debates over the green new deal. her proposal aims to tackle climate change by generating 100% from renewable sources eliminating all industrial greenhouse gas emissions and paying for it by raising taxes on the wealthiest americans to marginal rate as high as 70%. that is nearly double the top tax rate after republicans credit a year ago. steve scalise criticized ocasio-cortez proposal thing to take away 70% of income and give it to left his tennessee per program for the freshman congresswoman fired back saying you're the gop minority whip. have you not know how marginal tax rates work. some of her follows replied by referencing the shooting which the lease nearly lost his life including one who wrote she's got better aim than the shooter.

with that, school he founded the back-and-forth writing happy to continue this debate on the floor of the house, but it's not productive to engage here were some of your radical followers. #stay classy. while the twitter debate may be over for now, the new deal push congress and a number of mainstream democrat are already backing it as well. this debate is likely just getting started. laura: garrett tenney reported in washington. >> people earning more than $10 million a year. police arresting a suspect of killing a young texas girl. the sheriff's office charging eric black junior with capital murder in the shooting death of young train for she was writing in her family car when she was so tragically shot. our newsroom at the details. >> the harris county issues beat -- giving us an update on

this case. investigators telling us they were able to identify the suspects that shaun king received and passed along to the sheriff's office. eric black junior was arrested and are charged with capital murder. investigators say black admitted to taking part in the shooting, identifying him as the driver. authorities waiting to confirm arrest of any other suspects, hussein are looking for more. the county sheriff billy jasmine and her family were innocent dems. they went on to say they do not believe they were the intended target and were possibly shot as a result of mistaken identity. >> this went down very quickly when the gunfire erupted. they witnessed something very true magic and it's likely the last thing they did see was the red truck in the driver in the truck and that's what they remember of last. they were looking for a suspect

after receiving reports the sun saying the the shooting might have been racially motivated. investigators now believe the truck originally identified was likely a person who wasn't involved to just happen to be driving in the area at the time of the shooting, but they'd still like to use big saying whatever the they witnessed could help them. eric: just so tragic. laura appeared trim to the family of the american russian charge of espionage saying -- plus national security adviser john bolton is in israel today assuring our allies as the u.s. plans to withdraw from syria. >> were going to be discussing the president's decision to withdraw, but to do so in a way that makes sure that isis is defeated.

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night along the highway in other areas because of all the heavy rain. look at that, that they've had this weekend. laura. >> we have to build a wall -- [inaudible] steel instead of concord is that is better. from the standpoint of safety number one -- [inaudible] laura: president trump showing no signs of compromising as the partial government shutdown extends in the meanwhile he continues to threaten to declare a national emergency in order to build it, but house intelligence chairman adam schiff questions whether the president even can declare such an emergency. >> i may feel that threatening talk for the president that he doesn't have the power to

execute. if harry truman could nationalize the steel industry during wartime, this president doesn't have the power to declare an emergency and build a multibillion dollar's wall on the border. so that's a nonstarter. >> one of the big questions going on, columnist for national review magazine. thanks for being here today. let's talk about what happened in the last hour. would you make a president trump's remarks saying senior staffers are talking about a steel barrier saying they're not going to talk about concrete for right now. he's also looking at declaring a national urgency, so is this the right call to end the standoff and can he do it? >> the president is realizing that's not going well for him so is changing the subject. i think there is a way for him to get what he wants. every year the department of defense gets a lot of money for military construction and it's not allocated for specific program because the military needs change month-to-month.

he can take some of that money and start building a nation. but the discussion of the national emergency, imminent domain, it is not workable as the congressman said, if harry truman could nationalize the steel mills during wartime, the president's not going to be able to do this over the border in peacetime. as for eminent domain, republicans and conservatives in private property rights are important. seizing a bunch of land at the border to build a wall is not necessary and it tramples on basic constitutional rights. one of the most unpopular decisions ever made. >> sunday morning talk shows are very active with this topic in about the partial government shutdown as well. here's what house majority leader steny hoyer said today. >> what we ought to do is open up the government first. in knots over going to do. we passed legislation last thursday that would open up the

government. i would hope that senator mcconnell would take the responsibility as the leader of the coequal branch of government, the legislative branch and send this to the president. >> the president showed no signs of backing down last hour after the meeting. do you think there's going to be some wiggle room now that the steel barrier is being discussed? does that give it more play? >> the democratic freshmen members are so anti-trump are going to prevent leaders like steny hoyer from cutting any kind of a deal. the president's best option is to say i tried. i did my best. i'm going to go take money from the pentagon to build the wall anyway. see you in court if you want to challenge me. we are so polarized now and it's all about donald trump. for him are against him. but nothing gets done because of it's about donald trump, everybody stuck in concrete. or steel. [laughter]

there you go. >> they would individually if we open so there's some early for things things like getting american tax refunds. >> making sure tsa employees to show up. >> and not as well. republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has been keeping quiet to take up these pills. do you think we'll hear from o'connell on this? >> were going to have another four or five days of this. i don't think we'll see a break until the end of the week and then it's going to be like two sumo wrestlers trying to disengage. >> all right. if these individual bills don't work out, many people go were kind of checking down the list of what's going to work, what's not going to work. if the individual bills don't work, what solutions could there be? >> as i said, the president should start building what he wants. doesn't have to be a wall every part of the way. i believe that you can have an

effect to border, while in some places, since in other places are the president should get the best possible mines and start building it. if the congress wants to stop him that will hurt the democrats in congress politically. people may not want to go shut down the government for a while, but they do believe we face the real possibility of the surge in border crossings as we've seen in the last year and by her enemies and sensual american people want to make sure that stout. >> there's been a lot of action in washington that we've seen holding meetings. we watch the president come and go to camp david. but tanner, the tone, the body language. what are you picking up on? it still feels very tense. >> the white house is in more confusion before. a change in chief of staff although i think mr. maldini will be excellent chief of

staff. the white house is still in constant turmoil, which makes him a less effective negotiating partner. the only person you can negotiate with his donald trump because everything else is tentative. >> yes or no answer was still in the same place next weekend? >> i think the president is going to decide to declare victory and go off and try something else. building the wall with department of defense money he has access to. laura: thinks are being here today. always appreciate her perspective. eric. eric: russia facing international pressure to release a former u.s. rain detained in moscow. they can moscow. he accused them of spying. his family is speaking out. they are demanding answers while he was -- why he was taken and can they get them out? no deal yet. but you know the bills are coming for hundreds of thousands of federal employees not getting their paychecks. the real-world impact of the gridlock in washington as the

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>> hundreds of thousands of federal workers really feeling the financial pinch. the government shutdown heads in to its third week in the bills will soon be due. bryan llenas joins us with more. reporter: yeah, june 11th is the first payday scheduled for federal employees during the 16 day government shut down. federal workers cannot get their paychecks until they shut down is over. early hour on fox news, representative pete king urged an end for the government shutdown now for the sake of working men and women. >> the government shutdown holding all of these hostages who have nothing to do with this issue. medical bills to pay. i would hope that both sides would come together and find a way to get out of this.

>> dozens of agencies and nine major departments are not receiving undine. department of agriculture, commerce, justice, transportation, state department and more. more than 380,000 federal workers have been furloughed, meaning these employees cannot come into work and will be without pay during the duration of the shutdown. 450,000 federal workers are working, but without pay. they are considered essential personnel. this includes fbi agent and tsa workers. transportation security administration acknowledged yesterday there's been an increase in the number of baggage and passenger screeners at airports nationwide calling out sick here to union officials said 150 tsa workers called out sick in new york on friday. callouts tripled at dallas-fort worth international airport as well. most national parks are still partially open to allowing

visitors to go in. the problem is park stats are not working. reports of human feces. garbage, overflowing restrooms and parks worldwide -- nationwide. taken entrance fees mouse to pay for some desperate maintenance that is now needed at these parks. eric: clearly some human consequences. >> national security adviser john bolton assuring america's ally the u.s. withdraw from syria depends on defeating the remnants of isis and ensuring the safety of the kurds fighting the islamic state. tray gangsters live in jerusalem with more on the story. reporter: laura, president trump's national security adviser john bolton met with israeli prime minister benjamin at yahoo! where he told the israelis the united states would not be pulling out of syria as quickly as it.

also telling reporters on sunday the trump administration will wait for assurances from turkey about the fate of u.s. backed kurdish fighters. critics say he was abandoning the kurds after his recent decision on syria. national security adviser adding isis will be completely defeated before the united states decides to withdraw. officials said over the weekend part of the visit to israel was meant to ensure israel is the president trump will not rush to withdraw leckie previously indicated. president trump extended this timeline from 30 days to four months. the timeline appears to be open-ended with old comment. some will reportedly remain in syria and others moved to iraq even wants u.s. troops returned in the region. bolton will have to turkey to meet with readership in ankara about the u.s. with draw desire to protect kurdish fighters on a large-scale military operation. during his trip with messages to

israeli prime minister benjamin at yahoo! and turkish president erdogan, he also brought a message for bash its troops were on syria, the redland has remained firm when it comes to serious use of chemical weapons on civilians. laura: such an important essay. thank you so much. >> honestly i know what everybody has said. they must think he's one of the more quirky picked up by the russian attaché. i can't think of anything that would have caused the russian government to want to hang him. particularly an espionage charge. totally unbelievable. >> the brother of the american citizen detained in moscow on suspicion of spying. he's demanding paul weiland's release says the former u.s. marine was arrested while he was visiting moscow to attend a friend's wedding and his family

is still waiting for answers. >> the russian government hasn't given details about what the charges are on the act, criminal act is extraordinarily vague. >> managing your a global strategy served in the george w. bush white house. in a variety of national security policy and legislative roles on the national security council. thank you for joining us. for what you know when the intelligence community, does this sound like a real spy or do you think the russians perhaps made an inadvertent mistake by arresting? >> i think we've got to allow for the possibility of that this individual is truly working for us in a sort of nonofficial covert capacity, something that's not out of the embassy, but his job is to befriend and

ultimately recruit people who can give secrets to the united states that we could use in our long-standing feuds with russia. second and honestly more likely i think the russians probably snatched him up for political reasons. either because they want to facilitate a swap later on. of course you remember anna chapman, sort of a model russian agency type women who we arrested in 2010 for western spies. or it could be the russians that'll be rough sledding in the united states for them this year because of the mueller report and the rest and they could be trying to say listen, everybody does the spy stuff. look at the sky. he must do it also. >> look at the resume. the russians probably saw u.s. marine been involved for 10 years or so when he was deployed in iraq communicating with russians, writing about it,

having a real sense of learning russian. they see that on the cover, but they don't see or may not have known he apparently was court-martialed for stealing $10,000 from the government. would they recruit someone court-martialed? >> that could honestly be part of what the intelligence agencies call the legend. the cover story they build around a particular agent so people will conclude you know what, if you sort of engaged in larceny, there's no way the united states government would have him aboard in sort of a secret capacity. but it doesn't look like he's the type of guy we would want to use for sensitive mission, but that's what we want russians to conclude that what this guy is just some individual who likes to travel and likes russian culture and the rest. having said that, we don't have the facts before us to

categorically conclude one way or the other. i wouldn't put it past the russians any day of the week that they wouldn't arrest an american and put him in jail under charges for some political benefit. >> one report says he received some type of usb stick with sensitive or classified russian information on it. the russians can plant back. or falsely claim that, can't they? >> they can certainly very easily have done that in this case. we don't know quite what their game is yet. there's all sorts of things the russian fsb is running here in the united states. we can't see totally got on the public record what's going on here. safe to say those in u.s. government and the state

department are trying to piece together the puzzle seer. >> it happens to be his twin brother talked about the process in dealing with this. our ambassador in russia has visited. here is his brother, david talking about the process they hope continues. >> he hopes to see them next week, but still very early stages as far as helping them -- i think it's going to be a slow process and i understand secretary pompeo is both engaged in the difficulty and also whether there's not a lot of detail yet. >> so what is the process like? what are secretary pompeo say to the prime minister of russia dealing with this case? >> is very likely saying whether he's a spy for the united states or not, so you listen, you've got a release the sky.

he doesn't have anything to do with espionage. what is your game here? i know you don't want to provoke the united states said that we have to take similar action here although certainly i think we would do it on a more ethical basis than with the russians. but i think it's definitely working him over a bit unexpected hospital, the cia director can't get involved for those reasons because it would look like at the cia aspiration. i think the secretary of state is the one running the show. eric: will see what happens. certainly we hope for mr. whelan's release. good to see you. thank you for your service to our country. in the fox news channel we've been reporting on one of the nation's most notorious mysteries. the disappearance of labor leader jimmy hoffa. coming up, snap preview of my showed riddle.

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>> a karate instructor to the rescue. police in north carolina say he stopped an attempted kidnapper from chasing after a woman who ran into a studio on thursday. the instructor confronting the suspect in getting into a shoving match with them.

police arriving surely after making an arrest that investigators say the suspect may have been high. he faces kidnapping charges clearly not aware of who is dealing with. >> the government should fully really thought the fbi files of the disappearance of jimmy hoffa. most of the files believe it or not are still secret. that is what were calling for an approximation special riddle. the show is about the haunting disappearance when he disappeared from the michigan restaurant parking lot back in july 30, 1975. he wanted him out of the way. >> i met sharon in 2001 as part of a proposal. that is near the restaurant. he said he bought in and saw no

one dared. no meeting, no sit down and it was the end. >> and standing in front of the house in which they admitted killer of jimmy hoffa said he pumped two bullets into the back of his head. >> 2004 we hired a forensic team of retired michigan state police investigators are the tip of the tiles on the hardwood floor and found it blood pattern that fit the story exactly. >> i see that. >> that the best i've seen. >> the greatest amount of blood evidence was found in front of the closet door where hoffa's head would've hit the floor. [inaudible]

seven drops trailed down the long hallway were to mob accomplices dragged his lifeless body to the kitchen, stuffed him in a body bag and drove him away. the 50 specimens, 28 tested positive for possible blood. the fbi was only able to extract dna from two. one drop was from an unknown male. the other deemed inconclusive. >> why do you think what we found is so important? >> what he found is all that's left. >> he went on to write the best-selling biography that details the case. >> it is indications of blood in a pattern that fits exactly what was described happened in that house. you found the pattern that is perfectly -- fits perfectly what sharon had told you. fox news had the answers.

>> you can see more of those answers on fox nation when you watch a riddle to for james r. hoffa. calling on the fbi to release all of the files so that decades of secrets will finally be out. >> did you know it tonight? grammar speeches envelopes and there could be some political controversy. award show season once again. starting tonight with the golden globe. our oscar expert is up next. he'll tell us who you think will take tonight's top award. things change. apartments become houses, cars become mini vans. as we upgrade and downsize, an allstate agent will do the same for our protection. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands?

>> the star-studded evening on the red carpet is hollywood picks off the very first awards of the season with the 76th annual golden globe. ask for this year to predict tonight's winner. we know that you are the expert on that. it is such a big night. before we get to your prediction, let's first talk about two votes in the golden globe and how this can affect the rest. >> they are presented by the association. this is a group of 90 journalists who covered

hollywood and i would say the golden globes are the oscars. this is the first big test where we see how much report there is. get a big boost in the race. trust me, laura. everyone in hollywood is paying close attention to what happens tonight. >> maybe the big wins. it starts on monday. >> very good. the nominee for the best motion picture drama. everybody's talking about lady god for. the golden globe nominee for best motion picture drama. >> we have it here. "black panther," bohemian rhapsody. a star is born. they will shine the brightest. bradley cooper and lady have

received stellar reviews about the rise of one star in the fall of another and it's a terrific motion picture. i think it wins. this is the fourth time a star is born has been done. the last version in 1976 and win by barbra streisand. i don't think it does quite that well tonight and assuming that it does, it will still be seen as the front runner. >> people were asking what about bradley cooper and lady god. they always go for the big stars. you can't get much bigger than lady gaga. laura: there's other big names. we met one close to mike mccarthy and nicole kidman. but you really can't top her. very good reviews for her.

hopefully she has two speeches already. >> i know a lot of people know this. bradley cooper, he sings? i've got some good news and some bad news for bradley cooper. the good news is that great shot paul newman won the souls or 50 years ago. then i slacked won this award as he was famously snubbed by the academy. had some tough competition. >> i also want to get to the best motion picture musical or comedy. i here got a prediction for this. >> at the film about two men traveling through the segregated south in hershel ali has great audience response. if there is one film that can

take down i think it's green book. >> really, okay. >> i want to mention real quickly. bradley cooper loses bohemian rhapsody. lead singer of the rock band, queen anne is just phenomenal. the mannerisms. and i think he wins the oscar for best terror. is that good. >> for any rock fan in many of us are to watch this movie be made, to see the story be told in this way is very exciting. how about the words in the different categories? >> they have a chance, but watch christian bale advice. when we heard christian bale is taking on the role of former vice president dick cheney, what he really did pull it off a great performance, he is a

brilliant actor and delivers an astonishing performance. they will probably -- [inaudible] will have to sit back and enjoy the nomination. 54 years ago when this award for playing mary poppins and emily blunt will do it this year for mary poppins returned. she is marvelous in the role but she is a great job. this is the fifth nomination. she's never won before. i think she wins. >> watch out for british art or to possibly win in watch for amy adams as lynne cheney, former second lady. if she wins tonight, she's on track -- laura: i leave it there. always great to have you on. we'll see what happens tonight. we'll talk about it tomorrow. eric: derek has a fantastic record and predict the winners. a heck of a number from a heck

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