eric: we began with the fox news learned as democratic officials quick to say no to the immigration proposal to end the partial government shutdown. the president offering temporary protections for the study recipient and dreamers and other measures for funding his border wall but so far no progress has been reported. hello and welcome to our brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters" paradigm eric shawn. arthel: and i am arthel neville. a three-year extension for 700,000 sunday recipients. party leaders calling ineffective and a nonstarter as most republicans praised the president for his willingness to negotiate. vice president mike and sat down

with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." >> this is not amnesty. there is no pathway to citizenship. there is no permanent status here at all, which is what amnesty can't templates. this is a good-faith effort to address the issue, bring relief to recipients. arthel: garrett taney abaya from the white house. how confident with the proposal level pass. >> this is by no means a sure thing. republicans have the majority of there are going to be some immigration hard-liners who view concessions as a form of amnesty. so even if the republican state together they are still going to need at least seven democrats were to pass as well. the white house is clearly trying to ease concerns with the president himself tweeting this morning, no amnesty is not a part of my offer. it is a three-year extension of

saturday. it will be in a much bigger deal whether an immigration or something else. vice president pence also suggest that this proposal is in a final offer in the administration is open to both sides offering amendments to the plan. >> on tuesday, congress will begin its work. what the president did over the last month and notably over the last two weeks was direct our team to meet with rank-and-file democrats to find out what they were looking for. >> the white house is tanking on the rank-and-file democrats going again leadership in supporting the plan even if some of them have done so in private at this point, to do that publicly and a vote is a whole other challenge. arthel: so what is the white house is planned for negotiations moving forward? training for hope right now is constituent in the democratic representative districts will

call in, add pressure to lawmakers to support the president deal. but if today's comments are any indication, and chuck schumer said democrats are going to be united against the proposal and they are going to continue to refuse to negotiate until after he reopens the government. >> it is clear the president realizes by closing the government and hurting so many american workers and their families he has put himself in the country in an untenable position. unfortunately, the president keeps putting forward one-sided ineffective remedies. there is only one way out. open up the government. >> optics play a huge role in politics as well. another part of the strategy is that the white house is able to get it to pass in the senate, and if nancy pelosi doesn't allow to have a vote on the plan, the white house can make the argument keeping the government closed, not the white

house. arthel: thank you very much. eric: dismissing the president officer could the party leaders claiming the proposal calling it an acceptable. intelligence committee chairman adams smith -- adam shabazz doubled down this morning. >> the vice president and president know what they announced yesterday is not going to go anywhere. it wasn't intended to. it was an effort to pump up the president's poll numbers. but it did nothing to get us closer to ending the shutdown. eric: molly henneberg live on the negotiations going on washington. >> democratic leaders don't like the president's proposal and they also say they won't negotiate while the president is partially shut down. here's what the highest-ranking democrat in the house said about that. >> that's absolutely correct. i can't see s. keeping federal

employees, 800,000 people out of work while they go back and forth the negotiations. negotiations could take three or four weeks. we had to open the government for 30 days. get the government open. get people back to work and then sit around the table and see where the common ground is. >> president trump has said he wants a deal on the border wall before reopening the government. some republicans say democrats aren't interested in making a deal for giving the president any type of win on this issue. president trump will need to declare a national emergency in order to secure the southern border. >> with people pointing across in caravans being formed in the criminality coming into drugs, the human trafficking coming in but there is a significant minority of people coming across with benevolent intentions. >> democrats such as mark warner

say that to start talks with the presidents now would be a reward for president trump after the government shutdown. president trump says the democrats are the ones who weren't allowing people to go back to work and shouldn't have rejected its offer before he made it yesterday. >> thank you so much. arthel: here's the fox news extreme weather alert. a massive and deadly snowstorm moving across new england after burying parts of the midwest causing thousands of flight cancellations and hundreds of crashes on the road. at least five people are dead from weather-related accidents. jacqui heinrich joins us in the newsroom at rfk. reporter: winter storm warnings and advisories were in effect for 15 days for misery to main as the storm pushed a spirit massachusetts is not just now, but extreme cold temperatures making things dangerous. the state's emergency management agency warns windchills could

fall to 30 degrees below zero. parts of vermont as 16 inches as now with snow falling two inches an hour. visibility was reduced to a half mile at times. the storm is pulling a lot of mild air into the mid-atlantic in a wintry mix of snow and rain. temperatures to sharply dropped this afternoon creating a flash for use in some treacherous road conditions. new jersey, pennsylvania, kansas and virginia declared a state of emergency in connecticut governor ned lamont told them to stay home with 27,000 people out of power. >> this could be a scary part right now is we think about the freezing wind and make sure we do everything we can to keep our go in and do everything we can to make sure major roads don't freeze over because that could be dangerous. >> airports are full of unhappy passengers dealing with cancellations and delays. tsa report ties to call some of the partial government shutdown. six major airlines have waived

fees for 60 airports in the northeast including boston which has the most cancellations because of the storm. nationwide 2000 flights have been delayed in 1600 have been canceled. complicating things even more, a total lunar eclipse in rare moon could impact high tides tomorrow morning. coastal flood watch is in effect a new england and all the more dangerous as temperatures continue to plummet tonight. >> a big mess of weather. a lot happening. thank you. >> with the high tides and all of this, what's going on? going forward we'll take a look at what happens is the storm is on the cold air moves in. adam klotz in the extreme weather center because manhattan will soon feel like my not anything. >> really cold air. the three colors you're looking at, right along the coastline.

you're talking about anywhere from 12 to 18 inches of snow. the real concern is everything in the paint from connecticut as much as half an inch of i.c.e. will bring down power lines. especially as temperatures drop in the winds pick up will see that in the next several hours. areas where advisories are in place as we watch the tail end move out to the atlantic. a couple locations were paying attention to. the timestamp just behind my head. the timer to ago to 8:00, 9:00 and by 10:00 the entire system has moved out running new across the great lakes. the snow should be done in the really cold air we talk about begins to move in. wind chill temperatures in some of these locations from 5:00 p.m. on sunday. 11 degrees in new york. you see where it drops back further to the north in the west. these numbers plummet as we head to the overnight hours running

down by 10:00 p.m. into single digits. a lot of places into the negative. that continues to fall through the overnight hours. by the time we wake up early tomorrow morning, negative 20 in detroit. up and down the coast for the feels like temperatures. bouncing back on monday. unfortunately not a big warm-up. this is as warm as a cover going to feel. negative eight degrees. even if you're in one of the areas where it's a lot of rain, we can still see cruising on roadways. >> got to be careful with that. today you're negative, negative, negative. can she be positive? >> yeah, come talk to me and i'll have some news for you. arthel: that was actually funny, eric. the winter storm is putting more

pressure struggling with increasing colophon tsa workers who are not getting paid during the shutdown. how is that impacting travelers? president trump and speaker nancy pelosi going head-to-head with the president puts a new bargaining on the table. breaking on the president's offer and if a border security in the wall. >> with people still accounting across in the caravan being formed in the criminality coming in to drugs. the human trafficking that's coming in. not everyone, but there is a significant minority. we really need to stop that. you'll be any good at that water jet thingy... but we can guarantee the best price on a hotel, like this one. or any home,

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for the shutdown. last year at this time the unscheduled rate was right around 3%. latest figures showed he was most recently a percent. officers are calling out sick and entire checkpoint was closed of baltimore's bwi and saturday. elsewhere in the country many volunteers are pitching in to help by organizing your drives are cooking lunch for tsa officers. several groups protesting at times outside of various airport to not only send a message to lawmakers to in the shutdown, but to show support for airport workers who right now are being paid. >> we protect the traveling public and that's why the folks are here still not getting paid for my position. my wife also is the transportation security officers so we've lost both of our income. it's kind of tough. >> one major concern is the upcoming super bowl that is in just two weeks from today. atlanta's hartsfield jackson to my busiest airport the nation is

preparing for double the amount of travelers the monday after the big images in atlanta. tsa plans to bring in an additional 120 agent to help deal with all those crowds. arthel: we think those guys and ladies for working without pay. jeff paul, thank you. >> this is not a 2000-mile concrete structure from sea to sea. these are steel barriers and high-priority locations. our repressed will add another 230 miles this year in the areas are border agents most urgently need. >> president trump of course making his pitch yesterday afternoon to get his border while funding to get the government are coping. house speaker nancy pelosi and other democratic leaders quickly shooting it down. saying the government should be reopened first. this says james langford of oklahoma urges both sides to find a solution so all those

federal workers can start receiving paychecks again. >> if there's any two people that are not in a motion to stay trust me to speaker pelosi and the president. neither one of them is trusting the other one. the best thing is to resolve that we can resolve. for speaker pelosi to say up in the government and then i'll negotiate no i don't trust you right now and she doesn't trust him. let's do what we can, get it in writing, get it passed and resolved. >> let's bring in associate editor in white house columnist for the hill. both sides continue their standoff. so what do you think it could take to try and rectify jim? >> it will take something enormous and something more than the offered the president has made this weekend. both sides are very dug in. this is already a polarized tissue. we certainly saw a softer tone for the president yesterday. but a softer going to be more

successful? i think that is in question. you could end up in a situation where you try to please everyone and end up pleasing no one. when he was speaking yesterday within minutes of him stopping, my own e-mail inbox is filling up with messages from people on the left and right criticizing from different areas. but the problem. >> the democrats, mrs. pelosi had a statement saying he was incomplete and not appropriate. meanwhile this week, leader mcconnell will bring it to the floor. you need seven or so democratic senators to pass for the 60 threshold. what do you think will happen this week in a something is in the senate you would think he would bring that to the floor without the votes. would that put pressure on the house speaker to get up the ball? >> yes, if the senate passed s., it would ratchet up the pressure

on speaker pelosi because it would change the dynamics around the issue. but of course the question as you know is can mcconnell get these votes? can he get seven democrats to cross party lines? >> you think is fair? you think democrats represent the state that he won would go on? >> that isn't even a partisan opinion. i was doing my own reporting on the issue this week in steve banning of all people was saying democrats have no intention of giving a penny for the border while because even someone like gannon has become such a signature reissue that the democrats just don't feel there were political incentives for them to go along with it. >> and start or what you just said. democrats don't want to give a penny for a border wall. can you explain this? i ask a lot of people on the air about this. this is the office of the president for the border wall at

$527 billion. they're asking for 200 dirty for miles. in 2006, the secure america act reported that the democrats and many of those in power today past that and supported it. that put a fence on 654 miles. right now you're talking about the steel fence. the same thing. one third smaller they were for it. a bigger one in 2006, but now they're dug in doing everything they can to stop it. >> that is a valid point. if you talk to democrats, their responses because of president trump in the rhetoric he has used around this issue. they say that the matter you're referring to came in a very different context and now we have a situation where president trump in democrat's opinion has consistently deployed a kind of

anti-immigrant rhetoric, which has poisoned the well for this kind of measure. now, i'm not taking the democratic or republican position on not in answering your question as to what democrats say in response to the point you raise. >> one is representative and a thompson of mississippi and here's what he said about the shutdown. >> let's negotiate border security. but don't hold those 800,000 employees hostage in a situation. democrats for border security, but we want to talk about it. we want to make sure that what we're doing is the right name. the notion that we've come from a wall to some other thing is moving it along. eric: so what if you cannot predict? >> one possibility is still this idea the president declaring a national emergency. some people still favor that because they just don't be a

possibility of congressional agreement been reached on this point. i myself have very great difficulty discerning where there would be an agreement that would be passed a democratic controlled house of representatives. remember, we've are reducing the president under pressure from its own commentators like ann coulter and other members of his party who don't want to see him cave. it's an extremely difficult needle to thread. there were those who still favor the national emergency is the best lyrical resolution to the sticky situation. >> of course i would be challenging the court and other issues. right now we are at a 30. miles of the hill as always. thank you. >> republican senator lindsey graham with a warning about

pulling u.s. troops out of syria , urging president trump not to repeat president obama is plus a caravan to stretch of u.s. border. a report for mexico is next. hey, how'd you get in here? cross-checking. nice. what's in your wallet... oh, c'mon!

eric: the situation is again ramping up at the southern border. thousands of migrant and central america heading north again. the new caravan on its way towards the u.s. border after hundreds of central american migrants enter mexico from guatemala. griff jenkins is traveling with this caravan and is in southern mexico. >> the road to tijuana is hot in southern mexico just over 50 miles north of the border. you can see here many of the migrants cross over illegally on thursday as the band goes by. this is how so many migrants are

traveling. the unbelievable harsh conditions out here. there were some buses we saw earlier that were provided by the local government, seven or eight of them that the migrants 150 miles north to the next town. what were talking about now is a numbers game. you've got the 2000 migrants here we are marching with in san pedro to honduras. anyone darted today a thousand or more that started back to make the same trip and we are hearing there are according to officials 3000 ex hundred 91 at the migrants took up mexico's software to get temporary work visas registered at the port of entry. they will have one year to work and freely travel across mexico whether or not they also pursue a path towards tijuana or the united states where it is yet to be seen. one thing we are learning it

today and that is a call for a national strike in honduras. they are upset with the president saying that he's got to go when we will see whether or not that brings any change. one thing is for sure for now and that is a caravan as we saw last october are also coming now and it's going to come as washington tries to figure out what to do about these people. >> thanks so much. walking with a caravan. >> thousands of asis fighters inferior in the goal of destroying iss is not yet accomplished. withdraw about a plan is chaos. i am urging president trump not to do a president obama did, which is just to get out and not understand what happens when you get out. arthel: republican senator lindsey graham and turkey imploring president trump to have a plan in place that ensures isis has been defeated before pulling u.s. troops out

of syria. this comes after four americans were killed in a suicide attack in northern syria when they appeared isis claiming responsibility for the attack. joining me now is retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel daniel davis, senior fellow and military expert for defense priorities. thank you for joining us. i wanted to start out by asking, can the u.s. military ensure that isis is defeated also wants u.s. troops are gone, won't a rant swoop in and turkey will attack the kurds? >> yeah, i'm the first point know it's absolutely impossible. if you set a goal which senator graham just said they're coming you are almost guaranteeing american troops will never leave because it is a physical impossibility to militarily go and destroy. it's not as though there sitting out with an isis that says come get me. most have melted back into the population like would have been

in iraq and what is existing in afghanistan right now. that's why we haven't been able to get them out of there. the bigger issue for the united states is what do we have to do to ensure our security and the fact of the matter is we need to withdraw troops right now because that's not how we keep our people safe here by having them on the ground over there. if i could show you a big comparison to understand the scale, according to the dod 20,000 square miles where american troops are. if you disappear and you can't accomplish anything on there and we haven't been so far and we will never accomplish that goal. all will do is have more casualties that don't help her country going to get out. >> what about president trump's idea of creating a safe villain at the serious border with turkey. is that a viable and effective option? >> it's certainly something you can request and put diplomatic pressure on them to do that. we did work with the syrian

democratic forces and we both wanted i.c.e. is taken out of their capital and that was accomplished back in september -- sorry, october 2017. that's one of the reasons the military should come back because they obtained all you can accomplish militarily. the truth is turkeys on the border with syria. they consider that a terrorist that and i'll take what is in their self-interest and request things but we don't have leverage to force turkey to the one thing or another and that's one of the realities on the ground. arthel: as i mentioned, two soldiers, defense department civilian and military contract her. four americans killed in syria last wednesday. his isis looking to or how they are to change their strategy? >> yes, they absolutely already have. this is predicted long ago before they lost their territory it was clear it was some question as soon as we took their territory they would turn into a classic insurgent we ended something we have to

battle everywhere. already iss or their derivatives are all over the middle east, parts of africa can even send in a shed. we have to send on our soil against that. we keep it safe no matter where isis happens to pop up this by having robust global intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance effort and really effective efforts between our federal and local law-enforcement agencies. which is what most of the plot against the white house last week. that's how that was done and how will continue. not that having troops overseas. eric: that would be your strategy for syria. more intel on the ground that can report back here and coordinate and thwart any possible, you know -- >> that is certainly in the ground intel can help stuff. the global issue because threats can come from all over the world. what we have to realize is we can't change the conditions on the ground in syria or we can't change the government in iraq or in afghanistan for that matter.

we can't affect what's going on over there. we have an obligation to keep our people safe here. we just have to get past this empty believe that having combat troops somewhere over there makes a difference over here because it has demonstrated it doesn't. arthel: colonel davis, thank you so much. >> always my pleasure. eric: the bus the controversial article. does it is not backing down as it defends its claim on the russian investigation after robert mueller's offer said the article was incredible. assistant attorney general chris saint jacques will weigh in on what will happen next. plus domestic violence turns deadly. we will have the latest on the investigation into the gruesome murders of four people, including. >> it was not a gun. there are numerous objects around the house that can be used as weapons. investigators trying to figure

out what it is used to kill four people.

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arthel: police in oregon investigating after they say a man killed four members of his family. happening last night at a home, two other family members surviving the deal. the suspect was shot and killed by a deputy. the dems range from an intern to retiree. deputies say they arrived in horrific scene as gaza was attempting to kill a girl. but it comes were not shot, but the home contained numerous weapons. eric: special counsel robert mueller with the recent controversial article. the report claims president trump ordered his personal attorney michael: to lie to congress about the pursuit in moscow. as he continues to defend the

article fedayeen we've reconfirmed our reporting. meanwhile, the attorney wrote ahead of sentencing we address the campaign finance and false statement allegations together because both the rose from the loyalty to client one and in each case to benefit client one in accordance with directives. client one believed to be a reference to president trump. former senior investigative counsel on the house committee on oversight and reform and a former assistant attorney general in advisor. good to see you again. what does this mean? got this article and it apart the mechanics of journalism can see how stories are written in when you get the flow back from the office. >> you're absolutely right.

the most important aspect to keep in mind is that it alleges senior law enforcement officials are leaking information about a current investigation. that should concern republicans, democrats, average americans. that cooperation between these alleged law-enforcement officials and buzz feed goes back for months. the question is criminal behavior to leak that information. someone is willing to subject themselves to a criminal prosecution and they're willing to leak information to do it. what else would they be willing to do? >> they do everything. at the same time, we don't know what federal authorities are referencing. senior federal officials involved in the investigation. what if it's not mueller's office? what if it could be postal investigators? >> you're absolutely right.

irs, post office. >> there's a reason for that. it could be thousands of people announce why they write it that way because they don't want to be traced back to the source. eric: what does it mean when the office says this is not true in every going to get the truth on whether or not the president supposedly as disputed told him to allegedly lie. >> the only people who really knows what happens is mr. mueller and his team. as far as what it means and what will eventually come out, sooner or later he will finish its report and hopefully they will be released to the public and everybody will know what happened. eric: rudy giuliani, presidents former mayor here is what he had to say. >> they did have conversations about it. the conversation lasted throughout parts of 2016. the president was not sure when they ended.

i would say michael cullen would have a much better recollection than the president. that was his sole mission. so you've got to expect and not a great deal of concentration on a project that never went anywhere. it was non-bonding. that's the whole thing. >> the mayor talking about the trump to your project. we've got the testimony in which he says he got it out of loyalty and political messaging to be consistent with what the president was saying during the campaign. what you make of the memo were his own lawyer says it was in accordance with those direct is, but we don't know exactly what specifics there were. >> unit on the key issue. it's his own lawyer. obviously his lawyer is going to advocate for his client. the more important document is that he actually signed in blood two. those documents as what it says, which is he lied. in one hand you have his lawyer

advocating for him and then you have what he pled to announce more important. eric: it did not say the president of the united states told him to lie. and if you had that two prosecutors, do you think that would've been what he pled to? >> i believe so. but you never know. we'll see how it plays out. eric: the absence could indicate that. >> absence could indicate it didn't happen. there is still a long way to go on this and we should hopefully find out in the coming months would really happen. >> this came out during the confirmation hearings for william barr. but look what happened. >> he wrote on page one that a president persuading a person to commit perjury would be obstruction is that right? >> yes. any person who persuades another. if there was some reason to believe the president tried to coax somebody not to testify or testify falsely, that could be obstruction of justice.

>> yes, under an obstruction statute. eric: this is going to testify february 7th? michael: in front of congress. do you expect he will be asked this directly? >> i expect he'll be asked a number of questions directly. he used to work for congressman cummings. it's a smart person come, aggressive countries to be practicing attorney and he knows how to deal with a witness who is an admitted felon admitted to lying before congress and now is testifying before congress. i think the other members on the committee will ask very pointed blunt questions and he should hopefully answer them honestly. eric: that is going to be some show. good to see you. arthel: area, thank you. a plan to honor the life of otto warmbier, the american college student who died after being held captive in north korea for 15 months comment details on otto's o. mosh up next.

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eric: president trump prepares for his second summit with north korean summit kim jong next month. a reminder about otto warmbier. the young college student from ohio went on a tour of north korea only to become a big time. but here is a look that you have

not seen. on a hot summer day in new york city in 2015. on an inside manhattan's street on a spot that ironically happens to be only three blocks down on the same avenue that this year could bear the name. the proposed honor is a blunt and direct message to kim jong un regime. he planned to move to new york city in december 2016 for an internship at a financial firm. he was set to live in a new york university german plan to pursue a wall street career after he graduated from the university of virginia. tragically he never made it. the 22-year-old locked in a korean style and the inhumane brutality of the north korean regime. fox news has learned a dramatic plan. >> it will be someone who knows

kim jong un. arthel: jobber rally is planning the gesture aimed at the regime. the north korean mission to the united nations is located to be renamed otto warmbier way. it would be erected as a lasting memorial and a blunt in stinging reminder of his fate to the north korean diplomats. >> he represents everything we value in their freedoms. they want people to see the streets time and recall that this was a life that was given out essentially in the face of an absolute tater and authoritarian government. eric: warmbier one on a study trip only to return home with severe brain damage and in a non-responsive state on june 13, 2017. u.s. officials say he was beaten

and tortured while he was in prison for 17 months after being charged at tearing down a propaganda poster in his hotel. the north korean government on the 13th floor of this building one block from the u.n. headquarters on manhattan's east side. fox news has observed the north korean diplomatic corps commuting to their office into vans they parked in the nearby to somatic sound. they would have to pass otto warmbier everyday. >> proofread offending the north koreans? >> they will be offended. we've improved our relationship with the chinese in a relationship of the post-soviet union. >> new york city has a long history of honoring street names with provocative causes. it has a street sign declaring it the late soviet union activist and his wife human

rights activist buyer. he was named tian an men square corner to honor the victims who were killed during the 1989 tiananmen square protests. the north koreans would not respond to our request for comment about the plan. the regime previously has denied otto was beaten. a judge in washington d.c. awarded his parents, city and fred $501 million against the north korean government. the regime is liable of hostagetaking, declaring a larger reward is appropriate to punish and deter north korea. the new street sign would stand a lasting message. >> this renaming will go a long way in reminding people of american values and how awful authoritarian dictatorship is. >> the measure must first pass the council and then be signed

into law by mayor bill did lazio. only then he would be part of the city he intended to live in a permanent reminder of the freedoms and ideas that our country and that he represented. had he lived to be a new yorker now and so sadly his life was tragically and criminally cut short. >> it really is and how glad they were able to honor him. eric: we will see. arthel: we will be back in a moment. in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges.

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eric: a rare cosmic event taking place later tonight. any clips known as a super wolf blood moon. this is what look like last time this year from greece. the stress of north america they say will have the best view.as the moon turns a striking color. isn't it beautiful? >> stunning! eric: the reason it's called is because they think that wolves howl longer through the winter night when the moon is up. super blood wolf moon are really uncommon only 28 are expected this century. it will begin 10:30 p.m. eastern tonight. visible coast-to-coast. it will last more than one hour but i guess if you are on the east coast to get lots of snow and rain in the east. maybe you'll be able to pick out among some of the clouds. for those folks midwest and out

west, the outside and take a look! looks like you will absolutely be beautiful. arthel: nature is amazing! and things are looking up, eric. eric: they are. thank you for having us pay look up! stay strong. [cheers and applause] greg: just another slow week. let's start with the meal that made the media squeal. >> pizza, 300 hamburgers , french fries. greg: many, many french fries that seems like a year ago but the media lost their lunch over this and raged at trump to serve