trying to do something cool. jillian: i'm not sure i quite get it. rob: who knows. happy monday. it's freezing cold. jillian: yes it is, "fox & friends" starts right now. >> president trump says let's make a deal and now it's all eyes on the senate where a vote to reopen the government could come as early as tomorrow. >> if he openings up the government, h we will discuss whatever he offers. but hostage taking should not work. >> a suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer is served with capital murder. he leaves behind a wife. >> moves towards the northeast as parts of the country digs out. >> 3,000 flights delayed. at least 1600 cancellations. >> new video emerges showing the confrontation between group of catholic students wearing maga hats and african-american man. >> when does america have the nerve to wear that stupid hat. >> super bowl is set after a

double dose of overtime. >> snap. into the end zone. super bowl. new england. >> tom brady marching the patriots down the field beating the chivas 37-31 in the afc title game. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what about the rams that stunning victory and call that wasn't made? do you think i watched a little football yesterday. two overtime games. steve: i was watching the kansas city game. watched my team go to the super bowl but it did not exactly work out. ainsley: to get as far as they did. steve: they did. that unbelievable catch made by chris hogan of the patriots. what a great player.

he actually went to high school with my son peter back in the olden days. he was a lacrosse player back then. is he amazing. brian: everyone had a shot at him. dolphins let him go and patriots pick him up and he ends up being fantastic. i watched hard knocks on hbo because i have very few friends i have a lot of time. chris hogan call him 7/11 open all the time. barely on the roster and now one of the best players. super bowl rams, super bowl patriots. controversy aside we have lots of hype coming. ainsley: what's the date? brian: whenever they are ready. two weeks. steve: two weeks. ainsley: moving on. talk about the partial government shutdown. a lot of people are still not getting paid. so, it's a very important issue. the president came up with a new plan and he tweeted this. he said, to all of the great people who are working so hard for your country and not getting paid, i say thank you. you are great patriots. we must now work together

after decades of abuse to finally fix the humanitarian, criminal and drug crisis at our border. we will win big. steve: that's right. the president himself went on television at 4:00 on saturday and he presented his proposal. the latest. this is the third time he has tried to negotiate with the democrats. every time they say no. not going to do it. this time they actually said no before he outlined the deal. these are the general guidelines of the deal. we're going to be talking about today. he does want 5.7 billion for some sort of a border barrier. initial lay concrete wall now who knows what it is but a border barrier. here's the good part for the democrats. offering three years of protection to the daca recipients, currently daca status is under review by the supreme court. this is something the democrats have wanted for a long time. they say it's a nonstarter because it's not permanent. ainsley: na addition to that he wants three year extension of protection for immigrants under temporary protected status.

and 800 million for humanitarian aid and 500 million drug detection technology. 2750 new border agents and law enforcement and 75 new immigration judge teams. brian: before the speech nancy pelosi rejects it out of hand. few democrats let them know ready to negotiate. kelsey gabbard over the weekend she says both sides are to blame they have got to go back and get back to work we shouldn't be doing this on television. and you have senator warner saying this is pretty much a starting point and then betty thompson chairman of homeland security in the house, he said. this. ainsley: he is a democrat. brian: he also said something that nancy pelosi continues to say, a wall is immoral. betty thompson doesn't say that. >> democrats historically have supported certain barriers. certain other things to protect this country. we will sit with the chief, the president, whomever and

we will work through it. >> you wouldn't rule out a wall? >> i would not rule out a wall in certain instances. now, the notion that we can't have barriers is just something that's not true. >> i'm not for a would you. i'm not for a wall. [whispering] she's not for a wall. steve: she is not for the wall. ainsley: some you can prosecutes are from us straited with that nancy pelosi just saying no to something she used to be for or many democrats used to be for because she doesn't like the president. steve: soon everybody is going to be on the record mitch mcconnell is going to bring up the president's proposal. mitch, keep in mind, has made it clear he is not going to bring it up unless the president is on board. thursday night the vice president and jared kushner went to mitch mcconnell's office on capitol hill. they have figured it out. this was the proposal. and now everybody nut senate is going to be able to say are you willing to give the

president about $6 billion for the daca protections? keep in mind, 6 billion is, what? a fourth of what he had asked for initially. isn't it worth that to reopen the government, give those people protected status and all the other things that the president has outlined? brian: if you want to know what the president suspect against, i think he has done the right thing again. i think even though the polls right now show the democrats have the -- majority of public support, now it look as though they won't even negotiate. not when you see a proposal that clearly shows some give to a point where on the right people like ann coulter have come out and said we voted for donald trump. i look at this proposal. i see jeb. people are seeing amnesty. people tweeted back. what people have to understand even if you are conservative and elected a conservative president. there is not enough conservatives in the country for the president to do everything conservatives want. he has to be president. he is running. and to do that you have to show some give.

i think conservatives have got to realize the president has no choice. he is the president not a candidate. steve: it's not amnesty though. he tweeted that out it's not am nets city. it's a three-year extension of a program that could be struck down by the u.s. supreme court. and there is no permanent pathway to citizenship. which is the metric for amnesty. what do you think about this? email us at friends@foxnews.com. we will be talking about it all morning long. ainsley: could go to the floor as early as tomorrow. do they have enough votes? they need 60 votes. steve: that's the big question. meanwhile, i'm sure you saw the video. it was the indigenous people's march was being held on friday afternoon at the lincoln memorial. this is the video that came out. and i'm sure you saw some of the headlines about how dare that group of high school kids from kentucky would mock that native american banging the drum. now, that particular young man, nic sanman, is he a junior the covington catholic high school in kentucky. he has come out and said all

these stories about me are not true. >> yeah. brian: he went out there and said, listen, we heard all -- as we walked up there. see all these negative chants against us. i asked permission for some -- like a spirit chant from our school. >> chaperone can we chant our school chant back at these people? it isn't just make america great again hat. we are sitting here being the object of ridicule. we have nothing against it we are going to a protest with my fellow students. so they chantinged back. and he claims that this vietnam vet who is actually native american walked up to him and started pounding the drum right in his face and he thought the best thing for him to do would to be stare straight ahead and be nonconfrontational. ainsley: well, the full video was finally released and it caused a lot of conservatives to come back and say i'm sorry. i judged what was happening without seeing the full video. nic, the young boy that you see there. it's just been awful for his family. he released a statement and

being called every name in the book including a racist. i will not stand for mob like character assassination of my family's name. i'm mortified that so many people have come to believe something that did not happen that students in my school were acting in racist fashion toward african-americans or native measures. i did not do. that will do not have hateful feelings in my heart and did not witness any of my classmates doing that. steve: take a look once again. this is some of the video showing he is there in the spot shadow. that shows the native american activist walking toward the young man wearing the maga hats from the high school. now, keep in mind, the dynamic was you have got got closer to the lincoln memorial you have got the high school kids. but 10 or 15 away from them you have this group of four or five activists yelling a rot of inappropriate things at the young men. that's why they asked their chaperone can we shout school cheers and things like that?

the said yes. mr. sandman said at no point did anybody from the high school yell anything like build the wall or anything beyond school chants. but, nonetheless, you take a look at the headlines, and you can see why he is reaching out now trying to set the record straight. ainsley: yeah. huge learning opportunity here because the headlines. this just shows you can't make judgments without knowing the full story. look at some of these headline its, the hollywood reporter students in make america great again hats mock native americans after washington rally. cnn teens in make america great again hats taunted native american elder at lincoln memorial. vox. white students the in maga gear crashed the indigenous people's march and harassed participants. brian: we have it on full screen says i should have committed to memory and i almost had it. here he is. really amazing that some people said extreme things about the covington catholic boys when it should have

been clear was based on the earliest video snippets we didn't really know what happened. after friday, with the rush to judgment on buzzfeed, which was stopped at 7:30 at night and made every panel condemning the president look so ridiculous that shows no one learned any lesson the next day jumping to conclusion about this. steve: i hope the people who issued one sided condemnations correct their stories. i'm curious what u.s. congressman john yarmuth a democrat from kentucky, he tweeted out i'm calling for total and complete shutdown of teenagers wearing maga hats until we can figure out what's going on. they seem to be poisoning young minds. shut down teens in the hats. brian: very good reaction. he later tweeted that it was a joke apparently. i'm being told that. ainsley: let us know what you think about that story, too. steve: exactly. ainsley: hand it over to jillian, headlines. i'm sure you were watching last night. jillian: i was. we will get to that.

get to breaking news following out of alabama right now. a fox news alert. a suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer will being charged with capital murder. perez shot down the officer as he tried to arrest the wanted man in mobile. officer was with the police department three years and leaves behind a wife. the fourth officer shot and killed on the job this year. thousands are asking for asigh pflum mexico and thousands more getting to the u.s. border. we will get to the weather later. for now thousands have signed up for temporary status in mexico. another 3,000 migrants are either traveling through the country now or soon arriving in a new caravan. president trump's mexico for failing to stop them. now to ethics stream weather. are you feeling it? dropping to life-threatening lows. boston, expected to fall 20 below zero after seeing 10 inches of snow. upstate new york up to

20 inches of snow fell. parts of vermont dealing with at least a foot of snow. since friday, more than 4500 flights have been cancelled across the u.s. and we didn't get to the headline for timing reasons. we have a patriots super bowl. ainsley: we will be talking about it all morning. steve: straight ahead on this monday morning you, democrats are not budging on patriot's offer to extend daca in exchange for border wall funding. mike huckabee shows that's how little democrats actually care about the dreamers. what's he mean by that? he is going to explain next. brian: plus, guess who wants cory booker to run for president. rand paul? my teeth have always been a very sore spot for me,

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♪ >> i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown. and solve the crisis on the southern border. it is a compassionate response to the ongoing tragedy on our southern border. >> well, in an effort to end the government shutdown now in day 31, president trump saturday offered democrats a three owe-year extension for daca recipients in exchange for border wall funding.

short of $6 million. is that enough for democrats or will they never give. in fox news contributor and author of rare, medium or well done governor mike huckabee. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. the president has made incredibly generous offer. it is a compromise. he has made out on the table what democrats have said they wanted. get 800,000 people back to work. let daca recipients have a real clear vision for the next three years which is a pretty long time to get something settled. and nancy pelosi says no. she proves today that she is not interested in those 800,000 government workers on furlough. she is not interested in dreamers. she is interested in trying to do something to hurt this president and ultimately hurt this country. and now we know. steve: you know, mike, i think at least one side has forgotten what negotiation is all about. somebody, each side gets

something. i mean, the president has offered daca protections. program, humanitarian money all that stuff asking for. he is asking for a quarter of what he has asked for in the past for wall money and they won't give it to him because they are not thinking about today. they are thinking about 2020. that would be a win for him. >> oh, it's actually a win for the american people. i mean, it's not a win for anybody when you've had this many people, 800,000 folks out of pay for over, you know, 28 days. i mean, the point is this is no longer about nancy pelosi and the president. and the president has made a good faith gesture. i think it's more than generous. generous enough that some of his own people on the right are unhappy with it. but it's the right thing for him to do. i think it's time for nancy pelosi to quit playing politics with the lives of these people. accept the fact that there is more than one branch of government. she doesn't run the whole thing unlike what she

thinks. she is not equal to the president. she is the speaker of one half of congress. and sit down and work this out and get it done today and be done with it. steve: right. big question now is who is going to blink first. >> it can't be the president because, in essence, he has already given. he has done more than blink. he has been generous. it's not a capitulation but it is a compromise. and that's what he is supposed to do. he has offered a reasonable deal. it's more than reasonable. and if she doesn't take it and chuck doesn't take it and if the democrats don't overrule the two of them and take it, then it is squarely on their shoulders from this day forward. steve: that's the way it looks to a lot of people. governor huckabee, thank you very much for joining us today from the panhandle of florida. >> thank you, steve. take care. steve: what do you think about that? email us. we told you about the media attacking a high school student after a confrontation with a native

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may's backup plan but she will show everybody today. u.k. effectively the eu march 29 with or without a deal. brian, ainsley. brian: 24 minutes after the hour. students from a catholic high school were in washington, d.c. for a march for life. over the weekend it happened to be during the same day as indigenous people's march. this video of a confrontation went viral over the weekend. ♪ ainsley: immediately the media rushed to judgment video started emerging of what really happened? >> that's right. look at make america great again hat. look at the hat. look at the hat. we takers? we not takers look again. >> this video shows the man

with the drums going up to the boy and getting in his face. and the boy stood there and stood his ground. brian: joe concha a columnist at the hill and joins us now. get this straight. 24 hours after we jump to conclusions about the buzzfeed story we jump -- not we, but many jump to conclusions about that story, right? >> it's like, brian, you could create a board game that says jumping to conclusions, like the old twister. reagan used to say trust but verify. and now it seems like the media seems to have a slogan that says let's be first instead of accurate which is supposed to be the other way around. this is the classic case as you said rushing to judgment by the media and always seems to happen one way doesn't it guys against groups or ideologies that they may disagree with to push a narrative. and here flint firefighters union dan rather yesterday, dan rather who was basically fired from cbs news who was famous for saying yeah, my documents i'm using against george w. bush are fake but accurate.

he went so far to blame president trump for this. for saying that this is about poisoning minds. you have a congressman from kentucky who is only the chairman of the house budget committee now who said i am calling for a total and complete shutdown of teenagers wearing make america great hats again it until we can find out what's going on. they seem to be poisoning minds. cnn has a tweet up video shows a crowd of teenagers make america great again hats tauntin taunting a an elder after the indulge news people's march. never did they get it wrong there is no apologies or contrition. let's see them here. these kids who were there for a good reason are now being painted as racist as a result of wearing hats in a video that if you just took 10 minutes to watch you would see is completely the opposite of what the media is portraying. brian: you see the american

indian walking up and playing the drum in the teenager's face not the other way around. ainsley: this teenager is a junior in high school. how do you think he handled this situation? he was clearly this video, you can see the native american walking up taunting him. is he not throwing a fist. he is not yelling at him or saying anything in return. yet, he was the one that the media just blasted. and i'm sure it was a very tough weekend for him until he finally released this statement and he said i'm being called every name in the book including racist. i not stand like mob like character assassination of my family's name. my parents are receiving deaths and threats because of the social media mob. the danger of not telling the full story are not knowing the story and jumping to conclusions. it's clear here. >> yeah. and, look, the american people are on to this, ainsley. it's not like when the media sisays something the media believes it not like the old days when you just had abc, cbs and nbc as the places to get news. there are fact checkers.

i keep going back to one story that was done. done by axios and survey monkey. it said that 92% of republicans, republican leaning independence say that traditional news outlets knowingly report false or misleading stories at least sometimes and this is reflected by studies by pew and gallup. just republicans don't trust the media. >> 79% of independents agree with that assessment as well and a majority of democrats. so, look, the media gets it wrong but people more and more don't trust the messenger. hopefully this doesn't have an impact on this kid because apparently receiving death threats. is he only a junior in high school. this is so unfair. brian: people say it's provocative to wear the hats. he is president of the united states. 60 million people voted for him. you wore a button or hat showing it is provocative. there is video available of kids walking out in the square and being screamed at

by this group called black israelites screaming -- in fact, let's listen to it? >> let's make america great again. a bunch of child molesters. >> right. brian: future school shooters and child molester and incest. the results. ainsley: among other things. >> yeah. i mentioned it before that the chairman of the house budget committee, a democrat, is calling for banning these hats. could you imagine a world, just to close your eyes for a moment and picture president trump saying you know what i'm calling for a ban on hope and change and i'm with her t-shirts. we always hear about aauthor terrence in the white house. gee, i'm seeing that a very high ranking democrat is calling for banning hats? where are we? is this the u.s.a. where we are telling people what they can and cannot wear. it's not like it's provocative or anything. it's a campaign slogan. he needs to apologize. whenever he does an interview i hope is he taken

into account the same way a republican would if he called for authoritarian. ainsley: seven hours later he did say that was a joke. his tweet was a joke. >> the tweet is still up, ainsley. brian: thanks so much. ainsley: thanks, joe. 31 minutes after the top of the hour. passengers stranded on board a freezing plane for nearly 16 hours. how their travel nightmare came to an end. brian: remember when the media reacted this way to the buzzfeed story about president trump? >> if it were to be true it, means the president told someone to lie under oath. very simply is a crime and impeachable. >> if this story is true. we must begin impeachment. brian: dan bongino reacts to the media now admitting himself that was a bad move. >> it was something that the entire media world was telling the public this is probably true by the way we covered. this now look. with advil, you'll ask...

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steve: we have a fox news alert. police officer once named officer of the month has been shot and killed in the line of duty. brian: officers say officer sean tudor was gunned down by marco perez as he tried to arrest the wanted man in mobile, alabama. he will be charged with capital murder. ainsley: officer tudol was with the police department four years and leaves behind a wife. he is the fourth officer shot and killed on the job this year. let's bring in dan bongino former nypd officer secret service officer and host of the dan bongino podcast and wrote the book the attempted sabotage of donald trump spy gate. we want to get to the terrible news about the police officer that was killed. it seems like we are reporting these constantly. >> yeah. ainsley, you said 4th officer this year. it's january. ainsley: 21 days. >> it's 21 days. we're not even -- we barely

scratched the surface of the year yet. in this line of work, i remember my first paycheck $300 a week nypd. the day i left the secret service we lost one of our finest the night before. what kind of job do you go to where every single day you could come home severely injured or never come home at all. think about that this? how many jobs. military police officers. this is one of those jobs if you see a police officer out there. just give them a wink and a thank you and say or her and thank them for what they are doing. steve: no kidding. dan, let's talk a little bit about the partial government shutdown today. day 31. a lot of federal employees would like to get a paycheck. sooner or later. and you saw the president, 4:00. go out on television, make his case. and compromise deal. clearly is he giving stuff to the democrats that they have asked for for a long time. is he taking a quarter of

the amount of wall money he wanted and, yet, you have got listen to this sound bite. have you got congressman jim clyburn from the great state of maryland saying, look, this whole offer a nonstarter. watch. >> i can't see us federal employees, 800,000 people out of work while we go back and forth on negotiations i think it's a nonstarter for him to ask for a permanent wall and -- steve: that's what the congressman from south carolina says. what do you say about this negotiation? >> the president has them in a corner right now. the democrats. you realize, right. every individual component of the offer he makes for the democrats the compromise deal. every single component of it the democrats have agreed to in the past. with some cases in the secure fences act and the wall portion of the money they have agreed to more

they have nowhere to go on this. to the american public, the democrats can no longer claim trump is not interested in the deal. he gave you a deal. and they cannot claim to be taking some kind of principled moral high road. they have already agreed to this stuff. the daca portion of this stuff. the wall money. the length of the wall. they have agreed to got them in the corner and have to explain why they don't want to open up the government right now. they are holding all the cards. brian: "the washington post" says you have got to cut them a deal. the president made an offer. go ahead and start. senator warner said this is a good starting points and other democrats weighing in. maybe it's starting to crack. meanwhile, everyone knows what happened on friday. during our show the buzzfeed story breaks talked about how michael cohen was told by the president and the special counsel knows it to lie in front of congress. everyone is saying if this is true that's it for this administration. listen. >> if it were to be true it, means the president told someone to lie under oath

very simply is a crime and sim peachable. >> if this story is true, we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> we are high crimes and misdemeanors and impeachment. brian: special counsel weighed in at 7:30 at night and can't listen to this anymore. we don't have any information that said that michael cohen lied and was told to lie. pointed to a place in the sentencing where michael cohen said did i it on behalf of the president not on the direction from the president. and they didn't get the hints that the special counsel. >> brian, they have learned nothing know. you just had joe concha on before. this is a media blow up of epic proportions. talking about this incident with the native american gentleman and this high school kid. they have learned nothing. this is an epidemic of fake news. how many times have we seen this when it comes to these anti-trump stories? i can't encourage people enough, you have to wait 24 hours. it's not a joke.

i'm dead serious. before running with any of these anti-trump stories. brian: emailed don jr. with cryptic information. they didn't email with anything. spammed email information was on the internet. deutsch bank story about trump back records. wrong. the mike flynn story that he was told to contact the russians when trump was a candidate. >> wrong. the mcclatchey story about michael cohen in prague. wrong. these stories have been wrong over and over. you have to wait 24 hours. the story will shortly be debunked. if true standard? someone trying to claim to us in the media that everything from this point on should be asterisked saying if this story is true? that's not journalism. that's beyond poor tabloidism there. steve: certain members of the media say if true, however buzzfeed says they stand by their story. let's see how that works out. dan bongino, thank you very much for joining us live.

ainsley: thank you. >> thanks, guys. brian: if the information i'm getting is true we have to toss to jillian we're behind. is that true? jillian: i'm not going to lie i wasn't listening to you. i'm not going to confirm or deny what you are trying to get out of me right now. brian: i should have tossed to you right away. jillian: you should always toss to me right away brian. we have information you need to know. a suspected illegal immigrant may also be a serial killer. 19-year-old wilbur martinez guzman is the main suspect in four murders across nevada. all of the victims shot and killed in their home. the carson city sheriff says immigration officials told them martinez guzman is likely in the u.s. illegally. more than 250 passengers being flown back to new jersey after being stranded on a flight for at least 16 hours. headed to hong kong forced to land in canada due to made call emergency.

mechanical issue stopped the plane from taking off again. passengers had to sleep on the plane in frigid temperatures without much food. united has apologized. former president jimmy carter pushes senator corey book tore make a 2020 white house run. >> i hope you run for president. >> you encouraging me means more than can you imagine. ainsley: instagram endorsement come comes from congress john lewis in home state of georgia. a look at your headlines. send it back to you guys. steve: thank you very much. right now seeing the coldest weather of the year. ainsley: temperatures plunging 35 degrees below zero in some areas. brian: 35 degrees, janice. janice: you need to tell me that? my gosh, i'm out here. it's cold and you have to dress appropriately. the temperatures, the wind chills below zero in a lot of areas as the front has moved through this artic

front and you can see the wind chills minus 13 in boston. minus 13 in nemine 14 in new yo. as far as south as tennessee valley. the storm has brought over 2 feet of snow. in some cases 40-degree drop. the good news is things will warm up relatively speaking as we head through tuesday. many the system moves in wednesday and thursday. we will keep you up to date. back to you. ainsley: we are approaching february. this is what we expect. thank you so much, janice, come back on inside. steve: thanks j.d. today americans are honoring martin luther king jr. on what would have been his ninthth birthday. 90th birthday. his niece dr. alveda king is here to join us next. ainsley: jonathan turley, michael good win and rachel

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(vo) quickbooks. backing you. brian: today would have marked the 90th birthday for dr. martin luther king jr. a bee con of nonviolent racial reform. on this very important day we remember his legacy and the lives he impacted across the country. joining us now to reflect on that great american icon is his niece dr. alveda king whose dad was his brother. great to see you. >> hi, brian. brian: made it a national holiday justifiably, what are your reflections today? >> i remember my uncle, referenced dr. martin luther king jr. my dad was his brother. referenced a.d. king. so dr. m.l., for instance, said i have decided to stick with love. hate is too difficult a burden to bear. so i'm encouraging people

today to remember he was a prophet. he was speaking to divine. he did not serve politics nor race. martin luther king jr. served god. all the solutions should be for the human race not separate races but the human race. brian: african-americans look at this footage had to go back of the buses and mountains colored only. baseball teams you stay in this team and you in the other. how do they remember the injustice of the past but yet look forward to the future? >> well, have you heard me say many times we cannot be color blind. we have to see color. because, if we don't see color, we will forget things that matter and will repeat that history. we have to put our glasses on. the glasses of love and faith and humanity. one blood, god made us all one blood. we are not separate races. we acknowledge that there

was injustice. injustice still goes on. and then we come together as human beings and resolve it. brian: a couple things happened as you know democrats are hitting the campaign trail. there is a lot of different places where they are going to be on this martin luther king day. what do you hope they all remember about your uncle today? what is the right way to remember him as they try to get the highest office in the land? >> the best way to remember my uncle referenced dr. martin luther king jr., a day on of service, not serving politics but to serve people. for instance, at our church, we took up an offering yesterday at church for those who are experiencing a loss of paychecks from the shutdown. what is the church doing in the middle of all of this? remember the words of a prophet instead of a political viewpoint. serving humanity, serving the one human race. that's the good day to remember dr. referenced martin luther king jr.

brian: dr. alveda king, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. brian: great. 11 minutes now before the top of the hour. it's been nearly two years since two teenage girls were found dead in indiana. now a new arrest could lead to a major break in that case. the grandfather of one of those girls is here live. plus, the pence family firing back at critics firing second lady karen pence for teaching at a christian school because it doesn't allow gay or lesbian teachers. next guest has a lesson for those critics. >> we will let the critics roll off our back. but, this criticism of christian education in america should stop. if i built a van,

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education is deeply offensive to us. we have a rich tradition in america of christian education. we'll let the critics roll off our back but this criticism of christian education in america should stop. ainsley: that is the vice president responding to criticism of his wife for returning to teach a part time -- to a part time position as an art teacher at virginia christian school. that private elementary school does not allow gay or lesbian teachers to work there as a result, the #expose christian schools began to light up social media. tony perkins is the president of family research council and he joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley, how are you this morning. ainsley: i'm good. thank you. we wanted to bring you on to talk to you about this and get your reaction. do you think there is an attack on christian schools? >> oh, there is no question about it. i talked to the vice president about this last week. really the outrage here should be an outrage over the outrageous reaction to the fact that christian

schools in america actually teaching that students should uphold and embrace biblical teaching. what this school is doing is simply teaching the bible. ainsley: we might not agree with the school's stance, some people, do, some people don't. she has a right to teach there. isn't she entitled to her beliefs and her own quingszs? >> absolutely. i mean, there is parents all across america that are sending their kids to these institutions. over 10,000 christian schools in america, over 7,000 christian colleges. and, look, parents are making great sacrifices to send their kids here so that number one, academically, they have an advantage here. these are good schools. secondly, it's to teach them the values, the moral teachings that they want their children to have. they are created in the image of god, therefore, they have value. yes, we are all sinners, but we have a savior, his name is jesus christ. he came to redeem mankind. and we surrender our lives to him and live according to the word of god. that's what they are teaching. karen used to teach here

when the vice president was in congress. now she has gone back to volunteer as an art teacher and use her schools and talent at a school she was at before. this is outrageous. but the message here, ainsley, is very clear. this is the canary in the coal mine as it comes to religious freedom. they want to push christian education, christian institutions into these religious ghettos in america and bar people that are in those places to come into the public square, which is what the second lady is doing here. ainsley: many people are asking you brought up that she taught there when he was in congress. many people are saying where was the backlash then? thank you so much for weighing in on this. thanks, tony. we appreciate it. god bless you. >> all right. thanks. ainsley: thank you. law professor jonathan turley, michael good win and rachel campos-duffy are all here live coming up. ♪ know you're not alone ♪ i'm going to make this place your home

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>> president trump says let's make a deal. >> the president came up with a new plan he said to all of the great people who are working so hard for your country and not getting paid, i say thank you. >> he opens up the government, he will discuss whatever he offers. but hostage-taking should not work. brian: few democrats letting them know he is ready to negotiate. >> few democrats have supported certain barriers and certain other things. >> i think it's time for nancy pelosi to quit playing politics with the lives of these people. >> a suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer is charged with capital murder. officer leaves behind a wife. >> new video emerges showing the confrontation between group of students wearing maga hats and native american man at a rally. super bowl is set double dose of overtime. >> in the end zone.

>> tom brady marching the patriots down the field beating the cheefs 37-31 in afc title game. ♪ we will ♪ we will ♪ rock you. brian: victory. some people thought they couldn't do it. and tom brady goes back to the super bowl where he feels quite comfortable. and there you see the winning field goal by the rams in overtime. they beat the saints not before a controversial call. and look at that interception after that drew brees hit. steve: bad call. >> beat by 13 points. >> a lot of people would have looed to have seen drew breeze vs. tom brady. that would have been great. >> i'm for the patriots.

brian: i'm there to go to the game and see what happens. ainsley: very journalistic approach. brian: seems like the president picked a team. congratulations patriots, going to be a great super bowl. ainsley: and is he friends with tom brady, too. he supported him throughout the campaign. steve: congratulations both teams. federal holiday martin luther king day which is observed on the third monday of every january. this year he would have been 90 years old. brian: we just spoke to his niece dr. alveda king. meanwhile, few minutes after the hour let's get started, the senate set to vote this week on president trump's new plan for border security including a daca extension introduced on saturday. ainsley: as part of the deal, democrats would have to approve funding for the border wall. steve: some funding. kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest on the partial government shutdown now in day 31, kevin. >> day 31, indeed. guys, the president is fighting for the american people. he is fighting for a deal. he is not fighting for

amnesty. let me take to you twitter. he explains what he means by that because it was a little back and forth between some conservatives who felt like his daca deal was in effect amnesty. the president saying this on twitter. he said no. amnesty is not part of my offer. it's a three-year extension of daca. amnesty will only be used on a much bigger deal whether on immigration or something else, likewise, there will be no big push to remove 11 million plus people who are here illegally but be careful, nancy. speaking of the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. now, yesterday, vice president mike pence told our chris wallace there is no amnesty in this dealed aing that now the ball is clearly in the democrats' court. >> this is not amnesty. there is no pathway to citizenship. there is no permanent stats here at all which is what amnesty contemplates. this is a good faith effort to address the issue. bring relief to daca

recipients. >> democrats are steadfast in their insistence that the government open first or they won't budge. >> if he opens up the government, we will discuss whatever he offers. but hostage-taking should not work. even his own supporters agree that this is a bad tactic and it's very hard to negotiate when a gun is held to your head. >> all, of course is 800,000 families hope that washington will finally figure it out and get it together. guys, i hope you have a very nice holiday. back to you. brian: are you done already? >> no i'm going to be here all day, brother. i got my nice coat. i'm hanging out. ainsley: how cold is it down there? >> 14 officially but the wind chills that below zero not that i have checked. [laughter] steve: he can do the news and sports and just did the weather. ainsley: get back to the pressroom. get out of the cold. steve: so now we have shown you what the president's deal was. unlike the democrats he is actually negotiating and right now we will just detail it briefly

5.7 billion for some sort of a border barrier and all the rest of these things are things that the democrats are all agreed to in the past. he would extend daca recipient protection for three years which is new. and a lot of people in daca would love that. ainsley: three year extension for protection for immigrants under temporary protected status. $800 million for humanitarian aid. $805 million in new drug detection technology. 2070 new border patrol agents and 75 new immigration judge teams. brian: over 75% of the public think the daca thing, the kids, the people who came here as kids are now young adults. steve: dreamers. brian: should be allowed to stay. it's overwhelming. now for very conservative republicans, they are upset at the president for even including that. in i don't know what they expect to do. they expect of the president. he has got to show some give. it's called negotiation. you can't have a route. the democrats wants it all their way.

that's nancy pelosi. she is not even talking. the president saying listen, i'm showing some give. 30 days. bothers me people don't get paychecks. i'm not insisting the government openings or closes. all you have to do is acknowledge barrier belt numbers and length. you haven't done that on the left. even "the washington post" is saying today it's time for the democrats to come to the table. senator mark warner brought it up earlier and i think the chairman of over -- chairman of homeland security said, too. listen, i am not against a barrier. steve: right. mark warner is going to get a chance this week to vote on it mitch mcconnell on the same page as the president is going to bring the bill that we just showed you up for a vote. what's interesting, i just noticed that apparently there are going to be massive protests for federal employees and labor unions demanding mitch mcconnell open the government with no strings attached. trying to exert more pressure on the republicans while the democrats, as

governor huckabee says aren't doing anything to help mows dreamers. >> the president has made incredibly generous offer it is a compromise. generous enough that some of his own people on the right are unhappy with it. but it's the right thing for him to do. and nancy pelosi says no. she proves today that she is not interested in those 800,000 government workers on furlough. she is not interested in dreamers. she is interested in trying to do something to hurt this president and ultimately hurt this country. ainsley: kevin mccarthy says this is a reasonable offer for immigration reform. he says this is a great way to reopen the government. he goes on to say the moment now turns to nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, the country is watching. because now you have the democratic party divided. some support this plan because they say it's a control pro-mize. a -- compromise. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say absolutely not. steve: if mitch brings it up for a vote and it fails,

what could happen next? i was just noticing that mark m meadows the powerful leader of the freedom caucus. this could be the productions' next play. he cites on twitter. he says u.s. law 10 usc 274 would allow for fence construction without a national emergency, that's new, protect our communities, build the wall and forget unreasonable democrats. interesting. brian: it will be very interesting negotiate get to that creating more bitterness. maybe get a state of the union out of it i don't know. anyone who flew over the weekend. people are beginning to say this is getting almost intolerable. now on average tsa usually has 3% of people call in sick. now it's up over 8. certain airports it's much higher. how long do you expect them to work without getting paid and still go to work? ainsley: well, now, when you check in, you go to whichever terminal. check point a had to be closed at the baltimore armingt because they didn't

have enough workers that were showing up. many of them said they couldn't come to work because they can't afford to drive and fill up their tanks. brian: border agent coast guard also hurt. steve: meanwhile in washington a group of high school students from covington catholic high school in kentucky went to the march for life on friday afternoon. and then later they went out to the lincoln memorial the indigenous people's march. their visit there has made national headlines because out headlines were these kids in magdalene hats were mocking a native american. the man at the center of this controversy nick sanmann outright laws were being spread about him. video did not come out on the first day. very clear in the spot shadow you could see the man with the drum right there. and he actually approached the guys in the magdalene -- ma.

see in the spot shadow is he working toward the maga hats. before that there were two groups. the high school students and a group of protesters who were hurling insults at the kids in the maga hats. well, the kids said to their chaperone can we shout some school chants? some cheers? and the chaperone said yes. that's when they were shouting and then the guy with the drum walked in. ainsley: this is an older gentleman who is banging his drum and chanting in the face of this high school student who said he was there to just stand his ground. he said it's been awful though the backlash he has received from this and his family is affected, too. he released a statement he said i'm being called every name in the book including a racist. i will not stand for this mock like character assassination of my family's name. i'm mortified that so many people have come to believe something that did not happen, that students from my school were chanting or acting in a racist fashion towards african-americans or native americans. i did not do. that will do not have hateful feelings in my

heart. and did not witness any of my classmates doing that. brian: he said my parents are receiving death and threats because of social media mob formed over this issue. joe concha joined us earlier today. he is a media columnist for the hill. let's listen. >> this is a classic case as you said rushing to judgment. by the media. and it always seems to happen one way doesn't it, guys, against groups or ideologies that they may disagree with to push a narrative. not only do they get it wrong, there is never any apologies there. is never any contrition or corrections. let's see them here. because these kids who were there for good reason are now being painted as racist as a result of wearing hats in a video if you would took 10 minutes to watch you would see is completely the opposite of what the media is portraying. steve: joe is exactly right. sometimes things are not as they first appear. and the kid is not calling for somebody apologize to me but nonetheless, all those headlines out there on the

internet forever and apparently that story not looking like it was true. brian: one thing can i guarantee all of jillian's stories are true. jillian: they are and this time have you my full attention. let's get you caught up on this fox news alert right now. a suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer will be charged with capital murder. police say marco perez gunned down officer sean tutor as he tried to arrest the man. he was with the police department for three years and leaves behind a wife. he is the fourth officer shot and killed on the job this year. thousands of migrants are expecting asylum in mexico as thousands more push toward the u.s. border. signed up for temporary status in mexico. another 3,000 migrants are either traveling through the country now or will soon be arriving in a new caravan. president trump's slammed mexico over the weekend for failing to stop them. tony mendez the cia officer

ben affleck in the award-winning movie argo has died. >> somebody is responsible. i'm responsible. i'm taking it through. >> tony? >> mendez died at assisted living center in massachusetts on saturday. his family says he was battling parkinson's'. the former cia officer is remembered for saving officers from iran new a high stakes operation in 1980. tony mendez was 78 years old. brian: thanks, jillian. steve: what a life. brian: 13 minutes after the hour the media had a field day over the buzzfeed report over president trump. >> if 2 were to be true is it impeachability. >> if this story is true must begin impeachment proceedings. >> impeachment. brian: jonathan turley says this exposes the media's double standard even more. i joins us next. flush

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territory. brian: media in a frenzy about president trump. the media is exposing its bias yet again with the handling of that story and even its coverage earlier this week of william barr's ag confirmation hearing. jonathan turley thought he saw it all before this cycle of news but you, man, weeing a lot of this. jonathan, you think the media was more exposed than ever friday. >> i think it was. it was an odd week. they started out the week by really castigating bill barr for a rather scholarly memorandum on the use of obstruction with regard to one possible count. the firing of james comey. and the democrats and the media went crazy saying oh my god you are speculating have you no idea what mueller h why the end of the week they jumped all over buzzfeed and said impeachment and indictment seemed eminent. what i think it does show is that there is an initial bias in what goes into a lot of these stories.

bill barr was perfectly right in writing that memo. his memo was actually quite good. i actually don't criticize buzzfeed. if they actually had two people associated with mueller saying this, it was news. it was what the media did with the article that is so disturbing. brian: yeah. the special counsel says basically no. in the beginning they stayed out of it and pointed them to an area where they would have showed them that the story, they couldn't back up because special counsel didn't know it and then they finally had to come out and say it's not true because it affected them so much. yesterday, rudy giuliani moved the story forward and i think tactically. he said it would be perfectly normal that trump talk to michael cohen before he testified to congress. would it? and, if not, is there a reason why rudy said it? >> well, i think that first of all, to take the last question first, i think that giuliani is trying to preempt michael cohen testimony. people are kidding themselves if they think the buzzfeed story is going to be 100 percent wrong. i think michael co-son going

to congress to incriminate the president. that doesn't mean that it's true but he will bring details including this one. dealings and discussions may have kinked much later than we currently think giuliani was trying to preempt this story. where giuliani is wrong he said there is nothing wrong with the president talking to cohen. legally that's true. cohen was his attorney and he was talking to him about that. but, tactically it would have been moronic that -- and i blame really his counsel on this. the president should not have been sitting down with his lawyer to talk about testimony affecting him in front of congress. andinand begging for this type f consideration. brian: if michael cohen said the president called him he would have said that at sentencing, right? >> i would assume so. we will see a lot more. i think that cohen is coming on a mission and that mission is not going to be good for the president they will need a heck of a lot more than michael cohen to

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thank you, brian. turning now to a potential break in an indiana cold case. police investigating a possible connection between the murders of two indiana teenagers and a man recently arrested on january 8th. steve: back in 2017, 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german were found dead on valentine's day just 24 hours after they were dropped off at a local nature trail. the cause of heir death has not been released. ainsley: but now indiana residents drawing comparisons between the mugshot of the recently arrested charles he will ridge who you see on the left and the fbi sketch back in 2017. >> here with reaction from lafayette -- west lafayette, indiana we have libby's grandfather mike patty. mike, thank you very much for joining us. i know it's been coming up on two years and you would like some answers, what do you think about many who are linked this particular suspect to the death of your grand daughter? >> well, appreciate you

story and helping us out. this is -- you have got to realize we have had over 36,000 tips. i don't mean to down play. optimistic out here. but i have learned to let's let law enforcement run all their angles and run all their information down and i'm really waiting on a call from them. because we have had several items like this come forward at us but, again, we are remaining optimistic that we are going to get this guy. this may be him. ainsley: tell us what happened to abby and to libby. >> well, we -- they dropped off. it was a day out of school. it was abnormally warm for february day. and there is hiking trails around bell, they were dropped off and to be picked up an hour or so later. obviously through texting and trying to call, nobody

answered and we quickly gathered up as a family and went out and started searching and told police. the night went on and we couldn't locate them. and unfortunately they were found the next day. steve: what is very haunting about the images that libby left behind was she snapchat add couple images of railroad tracks and there she is on the track and then there was also -- explain for us and their bodies were found not far from that particular location right there. mike, for a moment, explain the audio where somebody is saying go down the hill. >> that was a portion that libby had taped or video this guy they call bridge guy. one of the guys that's a suspect. we want to talk to. just videoed him coming at them and then obviously she continued running that video

as he made that statement of go down the hill. ainsley: you could see the guy's image? >> that's what the picture -- it's kind of a grainy picture. it's been cleaned up by some of the best. you know, quantico, the fbi, disney has looked at it nsa, nasa. we have tried to clean it up. it's just about pixelation is all it is. sketch drawn from eyewitnesses who saw this guy in that area that day. steve: mike, as we come up on the second anniversary since your grand daughter was killed. what dew points us to know about her? and her friend? >> oh, well, obviously, two young girls, their whole lives ahead of them. the world is going to be a worse place because they are not in it. they were so full of life. libby wanted to do everything. and she did. she wanted to experience.

she played about every sport she could play. in band, she wanted to do it all. and extremely intelligent. all high ability classes. she really had a zest for life and she had a plan. she had her life planned out. she knew where she was going to college and what she was studying. it was -- i mean she actually took the time to write it down. ainsley: mike, how are her parents doing and how are you doing? and how do you get up every morning? >> well, we're hanging in there. life unfortunately goes on. we wake up every morning and put one foot in front of the other. what gets me going is every morning i wake up and there is a picture in the hallway with libby and say good mornings. i think about what the last hour, half hour of these girls' lives was like.

and that just motivates me, you know, to get out there. and help spread this around. this guy is out there somewhere. he lives down the hall, down the street from somebody. if you see something, we need the public's help u we continue to need that because i have no idea where he is. but, if somebody knows something, please call the tip line, email it, call it in. let the investigators run this down because, again, he is down the street or down the hall from somebody and he is still is. the fact is we have a murderer out there walking around. whether it's this guy from southern indiana or not, you know, police obviously have all that information and they are working it. but, there has been no arrest made and we need to continue to stay vigilant and keep looking for this guy. steve: the state police are doing everything they can. they need the help from folks and you need some answers. mike patty, joining us today from west lafayette in indiana. sir, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you, mike. >> thank you, i appreciate it. steve: 7:30 here in new york.

ainsley? ainsley: a social media uproar growing after second lady karen pence starts teaching at christian school. now the second family is firing back. steve: plus the media barely covered the march for life in washington over the weekend. they were all over the women's march just one day later. is there a double standard? rachel campos-duffy says the media all about promoting an agenda. she will explain coming up next. ♪ [cell phone rings] where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time.. if you're a mom, you call at the worst possible time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico.

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turning the moon red. did you see the super blood wolf moa moon last night? steve: did i not. it was super cold last night and i stayed in the house. nasa explaining the lunar eclipse turned the moon a reddish hue. it was so big because it was closest to earth in orbit during a full moon. that's why it looked so red and so big. brian: the next super blood wolf moon will be 2037. noticed ever since the chinese landed on the dark side of the moon we have this blood moon do you think the chinese did this. ainsley: who named it the blood moon. brian: it's red. ainsley: i don't like the name is there a difference between the blood moon and blood wolf noon? why the wolf? brian: incredible. steve: let's bring in rachel campos-duffy a fox news contributor joins us from was saw iwhat youjoins iow.>>

ainsley: happen at night and then you have a wolf and blood combined in the name just gets scarier and scarier. rachel: i watched it actually from my kitchen window. i could see it me and the kids got to watch it last night. and we didn't have to go out into that cold weather. that was cool. brian: we can't call nasa because nasa has been told to stay home because of the shutdown. so there is no one there. got a machine. steve: there you go. ainsley: don't call them. brian. steve: griffith observatory ou.you were busy this weekend. marches across the country. it was also the same weekend as the women's march. but, i was noticing some of our research the women's march. mainstream media attention

and then how do you explain that. >> they are promoting an agenda. if you would have seen that there were tens of thousands more at the march for life. march for life full of energy, had excitement. the youth movement. and the march for the women's march was laden with controversy. the numbers were depressed. it was -- it was a hodgepodge of ideas. there was no unifying message. and because of anti-semitism and so forth. there is no other explanation for it other than bias. ainsley: let's take a look. >> the 46th annual march for life. we are here over 100,000 strong. primarily young people. >> it's important to be unapologetic about what we

believe. >> in you have to celebrate life. >> i'm here to spread god's message respect life at all stages. >> if someone can see our daughter and make a difference in their life, give them faith, give them hope, that is our goal. [we are pro-life generation. >> >> tell me specifically what you are fed up. >> they want to take away our rights and we want equal pay. >> what rights? >> free birth control and abortion. >> we're here to promote equal rights for everyone and protest the current government. >> [bleep] donald trump. >> is that the reason you are at the march. >> i'm at the march because i love women and i support women rights and yeah i do hate donald trump. ainsley: did you hear a lot of that? >> did i. you know, you guys have been talking all morning about the young man who was from the march for life on the stairs with the native

american and all the fake news that came out of it. a lot of the analysis has been oh it's because he wore a maga hat. some people say buzzfeed ran with that fake news story about that boy and the native american because they wanted to turbulent page on what had happened with the fake news story that dropped on friday. i actually think it has a lot to do with abortion. i think a lot of things that happen in american politics have to do with the divide in this country over abortion. i frankly think that the left is very threatened by what you saw in the march for life. a movement that is a youth movement that is not because kids are becoming more religious but, frankly, because they rely on technology and science and this is a movement that is pro-life movement is being bolstered and growing because young people trust technology and seeing four day old ultrasounds of their baby sisters and brother more than planned parenthood. the left is very threatened by the march for life.

that's why they give a media blackout on it that's why this young man has sadly been caught up in this controversy. steve: well, and he is now out trying to set the record straight and slowly but surely i think people are watching the video and figuring it out on their own. steve: rachel, thank you for watch coverage over the weekend. >> you bet. thank you for sending me out there. brian: ain steve: we knew this was going to happen and now the embargo has been lifted. jillian: this just happened moments ago. let's begin with this fox news alert. kamala harris is running for president. the california senator making the announcement just a few minutes ago on good morning america. harris says she feels responsibility to stand up and fight. she is one of dozens of democrats who have been considering a bid. she has been deemed a potential frontrunner for the party. today americans nationwide are celebrating martin luther king jr. day. earlier, his niece,

dr. alveda king joined to us remind us about his legacy. >> so i'm encouraging people today to remember he was a prophet. he wa was seeking to divine. martin luther king served god. all the solutions should be for the human race. jillian: the reverend was one of the most influential leaders in the civil rights movement. he was assistante assassinated pitcher curt schilling for the baseball hall of fame. the president tweeting, quote: curt schilling deserves to be in the baseball hall of fame. great record especially when under pressure and when it matters most do. what everyone in baseball knows is right. brian agrees. shilling believes his conservative views are keeping him out. the hall of fame inductee will be announced tomorrow. got a resounding absolutely from. brian: brian only reason is he not in the red sox owners

are not going to bat for him because of his beliefs. look at his record. you were in philadelphia forever. jillian: do you think he will get in. brian: i don't know. is he not getting the votes u it's so wrong. ainsley: do you think so he will. jillian: i don't think so. maybe i'm wrong. i don't know. brian: wins championships and games plays until is he almost 40. steve: see if the president's tweet will get some people to take a second look. ainsley: thank you, jillian. a deep freeze threatening the northeast as millions dig out from the weekend snow storm. >> boston is expected to -- the temperature to fall 20 degrees below zero after seeing close to a foot of snow. brian: janice dean is outside on fox square. she is tracking the coldest weather so far this season. hey, janice. japan january good morning and look at my friends who came out. what are your name. >> ryan. >> and bree. >> where from you. >> length ton kentucky. >> why are you out here. >> where from from you. >> texas.

>> what's your name. >> tammy. >> say hello to the folks at home. it's darn cold out here and yes they got snow in upstate new york up to two feet. this snow storm, you know, performed across the interior sections of the northeast along the coast mainly a rain event. man, we were right about the cold weather in terms of wind chills. it feels like minus 15 right now in new york. feels like minus 14 in pittsburgh. minus 21 in detroit. and this is going to be the coldest one today and then we will start to moderate those temperatures later this week. next storm system comes into the rockies. okay. you are going to go inside, right? >>y. janice: okay. good man. wave to everybody at home where it's cold out here and probably warm inside. steve: all right. come on in. if you are in the northeast, wear a hat. brian: or bring at least chapstick. steve: i would wear a hat. brian: one professor taking a stand against group think on college campuses. >> there is another kind of diversity that we often

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♪ steve: all right. so this week it looks like mitch mcconnell is going to brings up the president's latest compromise offer. ainsley: made three separate offers. democrats are still saying or at least nancy pelosi and schumer are saying no deal no money toward the wall. brian: 5.8 get 235 miles of wall. i'm just wondering how much more you need, how much more we have and didn't it start under a democratic president? steve: good questions so far the president has had four different offers. ainsley: oh it's four. not three. steve: four, exactly right. the first one, ainsley march of 2017; $20 million in it for the wall. 3 billion for the first year.

solid cob concrete wall. now that's no longer talked about. and no daca. however, now, he is offering daca. meanwhile, the second deal looked like, this january 2018, $25 billion for the border wall, solid concrete wall, restricting chain migration and extension look right there. he included daca. now, ainsley, what did chuck schumer tweet after that one? ainsley: second offer as we have been urging him to do for months the president has finally put pen to paper to show us where he stands on immigration. unfortunately this plan flies in the face of what most americans believe. steve: all right. so chuck schumer poo pooed that one. then about 10 days ago. this was the president's third offer, $5.7 billion for a border wall. steel slats, additional funds for border security. and what did chuck schumer say about that? he was joined by nancy pelosi. >> president trump must stop

holding the american people hostage. >> separate the shutdown from arguments over border security. steve: okay. the latest offer was unveiled on saturday 5.7 billion for border wall. in priority locations. good spots. they would be steel slats unlike the concrete wall like he had in his first suggestion. also additional funding for border security and aid. and daca protections. three years. this is something that democrats have wanted for very long time and, yet, chuck schumer said this about it yesterday. >> offering some of those protections that he took away back in exchange for the wall is not a compromise but hostage-taking. steve: hostage-taking he said right there. ainsley and brian, the president has made four offers and right now we're on the verge of a big vote in the senate and a lot of people are saying mitch mcconnell may not have the votes. brian: one of the democrats'

counter proposals we will give you an extra billion dollars reopen the government. none of that money goes towards the barrier, the wall, the fence. ainsley: "the washington post" editorial board begging the democrats to come bureau mize. brian: right. steve: see what happens. brian: meanwhile president trump and nancy pelosi are feuding over holding the state of the union address on capitol hill. by the way are we going or not? now one lawmaker has an offer for the president. hold it in my state. he will join us live next hour. steve: we might be going to michigan then. ainsley: one professor taking a stand against group think. diversity is more important than ever. that professor is here live next ♪ i'm still standing ♪ after all this time ♪ picking up the pieces of my life ♪

ainsley: a college professor taking a stand against the lack of diverse viewpoints on campuses during a pep talk. here with more is that professor jonathan dunn who teaches political science at the university of colorado and colorado springs. thanthank you so much, professor for being with us. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: you are welcome. >> you make a point in your pep talks diversity is good. most campuses rarely enforce that but so is viewpoint diversity why is it so important to represent all views on these college campuses. >> certainly. i think it's important for teaching and research? those are the most important things we do. if we are training the next generation of leaders, we really do need to make certain students are exposed to a wide range of ideas. as well as if you are generating research if you don't have people trying to point out some of the errors in your research, then they are going to be danger that you are going to consolidate around viewpoints that are

really incorrect. ainsley: i know you went out and interviewed conservative and libertarian professors. you said about a third of them were scared they were going to be outed and hiding their political beliefs. that's unbelievable. >> yes. 1/3 of them hid their politics from their colleagues and they described themselves as in the closet conservatives. and they were often really afraid, actually, to speak with us. sometimes when we contacted them they thought there was a rare scare in reverse we were trying to locate them so they could be run out of the university. ainsley: what do you think they were most scared about? we saw them a lot during the election. democrats are shocked that hillary didn't win some people voted for president trump that didn't want to admit it because they were scared they were going to be labeled racist? >> sure. so they really were afraid of professional consequences. they thought if their colleagues found out that they happen to be a conservative they might be denied tenure and be punished professionally that way. ainsley: well, why was it important for you to get this message across in talks and what was the reaction

from your peers? >> reaction so far has been positive. it's really difficult to dispute the idea that we need a range of viewpoints represented on campus. i thought it was important the mile high people were interested in the topic. large audience. i thought it was important to present it to them. ainsley: there is a statistic where it looks like if you look at all the liberal arts universities, 39% of the top tier liberal arts colleges had zero republican professors. do you think that will change? >> >> i don't think it's going to change any time soon if you are going to get conservative professors you need to get conservatives going into graduate school. a lot of conservative students who just really aren't interested in a career of higher education or afraid they will be discriminated against because of their politics. i don't think it will change any time soon. there is an effort particularly by people on the left in university to try and generate a greater range of viewpoints. a great organization letter acay

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♪ brian: the senate set as vote this week on president trump's new plan for border security. >> if he opens up the government we'll discuss whatever he officer but hostage-taking should not work. brian: few democrats are letting you know ready to negotiate. >> democrats historically supported barriers and other things. >> i think time for nancy pelosi to quit playing politics with the lives of these people. >> suspect accused shooting, killing a police officer will be charged with capital murder. the officer was with the police department for three years and leaves behind a wife. new video emerges showing confrontation between a group of catholic students wearing maga hats and a native-american man at rally. >> media has a slowing ban let's be first rather than accurate.

>> super bowl is set after double dose of over time. >> mellow super bowl, new england. >> tom brady marching the patriots down the field, beating the chiefs 37-31 in the afc title game. ♪ steve: if you let's go outside wear a hat, bundle up because if you're in the northeast it is bitterly cold on this martin luther king day. he would have been 90 years old this year. ainsley: wonderful man. wear your gloves, hat, bundle your faces. steve: windchill is substantial. brian: we talked to alveda king, her uncle, life, legacy how we both benefited. steve: we need to apologize.

a the beginning of ainsley's interview with the professor a technical error in the control room triggered a traffic of ruth baiter ginsberg with a date on it. we don't want, that was mistake. it was an accident. we believe she is still at home recovering from surgery. ainsley: we apologize, big mistake. steve: indeed. talk about the partial government shutdown in day 31. looks as if democrats and republicans in the senates after yelling at each other for the last month will finally get their chance to vote on donald trump's proposal that he outlined on saturday. brian: you need 60. the republicans have 53. so almost would be a symbolic vote. hard to imagine any democrats going along with it, during the negotiations very few were involved with it. you have to get the president negotiating basically by himself and some other people that want to see thing done on democratic

side but not leadership. one thing left out of the president's remarks were any reference to the 800,000 affected directly. he said this in a tweet two hours ago. to all the great people working so hard for your country, not getting paid, i say thank you. you're great patriots. we have to work together after decades of abuse to finally fix the humanitarian, criminal, drug crisis at our border. we will win big. a lot of people have been told you're not getting paid, so stay home. ainsley: they're estimating 800,000 total working or furloughed. they say 460,000 federal workers are having to go to work without getting a paycheck. it is day 31. we're entering into week five. hopefully a compromise can be made this week. you mentioned tsa. they looked at stats from saturday. 8% of their workers called in, saying they couldn't get to

work. say day last year, 3% weren't able to show up. the numbers are starting to increase. people are running out of money to even get to work. steve: indeed. something has to give on capitol hill. let's look at the border proposal the president put out. it is another,' we detailed, it is another compromise. he wants 5.7 billion for the border barrier. remember at one point he wanted 20 billion. the rest of the things are democrats in the past voted for and want. he would extend daca protection for three years. it is not amnesty because it is not permanent. it is not a pathway to citizenship. ainsley: three-year protection of immigrants under temporary protected status. 805 million for new drug detection technology. 2750 new border agents and 75

new immigration judge teams. steve: i would like to see polling done on couple of things. i would like people asked across the country is a wall immorality? is a wall immoral? the other thing, i don't know if they could possibly get down to the granular level to talk to people in this country through the daca status but would they take the deal? keep in mind, right now it is looked at by the u.s. supreme court but if you're in the country with dreamer status, and the president of the united states makes the offer, okay, three more years here in the country no questions asked, you have to wonder whether or not the dreamers would say, nancy pelosi come on, let's take that. brian: the 538 poll since the shutdown the president's disapproval gone up three points and gap between his approval and disapproval separated by 15. pew research did a study. americans do want a wall. 58% of americans oppose the wall.

61% approve how the president is handling the shutdown. i look at barrier over a wall. some don't like the brick wall, cement wall, now we're talking about what the border patrol prefers it is slats and steel i wonder if that would be different. ainsley: last week we saw freshman lawmakers meeting with the president. they were willing to sit down negotiate with him, despite nancy pelosi wanted. some didn't want her to be speaker. you have leaders within congress. congressman bennie thompson, democrat from mississippi, he is is the new homeland security chairman. he was on one of the shows over the weekend said he will not rule out a wall. democrats are started to become divided on this listen what he said. >> democrats historically supported certain barriers, certain other things to protect this country. we will sit with the chief, the president, or whomever we'll work through it.

>> so you wouldn't rule out a wall? >> i would not rule out a wall in certain instances. now the notion that we can't have barriers is just something that is not true. >> i'm not for a wall. i'm not for a wall. i'm not for a wall. steve: she's not for a wall. as we detailed about 20 minutes ago. the president now, this is his fourth offer. he has been making compromise offers. he is negotiating each time the democrats have said no. when you look at it, the democrats get something out of this with daca protections for three years and the president winds up with a little south of $6 billion, which is quarter what he asked for. both sides get something but dan bongino says the president has democrats in a corner right now and it is unclear what they're going to do. >> every individual component of the offer he now placed on the table for the democrats, this compromise deal, every single

component of it, the democrats have agreed to in the past. in some cases with the secure fences act and wall portion of the money they agreed to more. the democrats can no longer claim trump is not interested in a deal, he gave you a deal. he has them in a corner right now, they will is to explain why they don't want to open up the government right now. they're holding all the cards. brian: one thing is, democrats are over a barrel one respect, polls in their direction they don't offer something in response looks like the president is being the one who is the statesman. i thought it was interesting too, rodney scott, chief patrol agent, hopped on with martha rad ditch yesterday, he said cannot effective slow down barrier entries. martha said it is not a silver bullet. but a border wall won't directly impact that. it allows me to free up personnel to focus on threat.

most illegal drugs come through the port of entry. you can put border patrol people at the ports of entry if you had a barrier there freeing up personnel. you see how it all relates. disingenuous argument that walls don't work. they are not impenetrable but allow to you funnel people in certain direction. steve: reason president started his address on saturday talking about the particular proposal talking about needs of professionals working on the southern border. ainsley: we'll hand it over to jillian who has headlines. jillian: number of breaking stories started with a fox news alert. a suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer will be charged with capital murder marco perez shot officer tutor. he leaves behind a wife. he is fourth officer shot and killed on the job so far this year. more breaking news.

kamala harris just announcing moments ago on good morning america that she is making a 2020 run for the white house. >> i'm running for president of the united states. the american people deserve to have somebody who will fight for them, see them, who will hear about them, care about them, who will be concerned about their experience and put them in front of self-interest. >> the california senator putting out a video at the same time. she is deemed the potential front-runner to the democratic party. house more push more towards the u.s. border. more than 35 central americans signed up for temporary ray status in mexico. another 3,000 migrants are traveling through the country now or will soon be arriving in a new caravan. president trump slammed mention coover the weekend for failing to stop them. the super bowl is set after a double dose of overtime on championship sunday.

>> the birkhead to the end zone. hello super bowl, new england. jillian: tom brady marching the patriots down the field. they beat the chiefs 37-31 in overtime. they will meet the rams who beat the saints with a field goal in overtime. saints fans are still crying because they thought it was not fair. steve: bad call. brian: they blew a big lead at home. jillian: i'm not saying that would determine the game but was also not right. ainsley: thinking about drew brees this morning. brian: patriots-rams, super bowl v 3 in atlanta. steve: game on. ainsley: one couple is not allowed to take in foster kids because they own guns. the new court battle brewing this morning. steve: president and nancy pelosi feuding over state

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♪ >> it is a special event. this is a housekeeping matter in the congress of the united states so we have the responsibility, invitation we extend to the president. he can make it from the oval office. steve: there she is she is. making to the house of representatives because of security concerns we know according to the secret service and department of homeland security not apparently true. where would they do it, if not in the house of representatives? our next guest is inviting the president to ditch d.c. and deliver the state of the union address in michigan. here with more on his offer house speaker of michigan, lee chatfield. good morning to you. >> good morning. i appreciate the opportunity to

be on. steve: all right, mr. speaker. why did you extend to the office to offer to bring the state of the union from washington, d.c., to michigan? >> i think with the dysfunction we're seeing in washington politics and partisan gridlock created i think it is important the american people hear from the commander-in-chief. i think in michigan we have divided government but at the same time even as republican speaker i have found that the success of our democratic governor means success of state of michigan. i will fight every day for the success. i'm hopeful washington democrats can do the same thing. steve: you made this offer. i understand the great state of north carolina made a similar offer. have you heard back from the white house? >> i was asked formally to make the offer, send the invitation to the president of the united states. i was told it is under consideration and i will hear back officially shortly steve deceive what about democrats in the state government do they think it's a good idea or are you the only one because you're

a republican? >> before the i made the invitation i didn't reach out to ask their permission. as peeker of the house i think it is important that the people of our country hear from the president of the united states and hear from the commander-in-chief. i have yet to hear from that, like anything if you invoke the name of trump in any invitation there will be certain element of opposition and hater may come out and at the end of the day i think this is the right thing to do for the american people. steve: all right. one of the things the president always says during the state of the union he kind of fills in the blank. the state of our union is, dot, dot, dot. he would have to say if he was being realistic the state of our union is not too good. if you look at dysfunction in washington, d.c. he made the compromise offer on border security, the democrats say won't even consider it until you open up the government. what do you, speaker of the house in michigan make of what is happening in the other house

in d.c.? >> in era of divided government there is always needs to be consensus there needs to be element of compromise. without compromise state government cannot operate efficiently at any level. we need to put people above partisan, petty games, what we're seeing in washington. we're suffering because of it. i'm hopeful, democrats and can come to work with the president of the united states like i do with our democratic governor. i want our state to be successful. i hope washington democrats want our country to be successful and are not letting partisan politics get in the way of that. steve: president tweeted out to nancy pelosi yesterday, nancy, i'm still thinking about the state of the union speech, there are some options. i will get back to you soon. i would imagine, mr. speaker, the options are i could still come to the house whether you like it or not in washington, d.c., or i could do it at white house, i could do it at the senate, or you know what,

mr. speaker, he might come to michigan or north carolina? >> i think my first choice would be the federal government to open back up. have it in the federal house, should that be unavailable, michigan is open and ready at his convenience. steve: offer is right there. lee chatfield, michigan house speaker. thank you for joining us live. >> thank you for having me on. steve: real pleasure. think about the e that at foxnews.com. some feel trump administration is it putting our troops at risk by not fighting global warming? we'll tell you about global warming. watch company is taking on gillette's toxic masculinity ad. own take on men, the ceo whose voice you hear in the ad is live with us next. >> what is a man, is a man brave? ♪ started searching for her words.

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my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. steve: we have headlines for you. mike pence offering second summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un. >> laying out our expectation for north korea to take concrete steps to begin to make real the dedenuclearization. >> that is something kim jong-un promised with the first summit between the two leaders. the second summit expected to take place at end of february in vietnam. united kingdom heads back to parliament today with plan b for her british exit or brexit. her initial deal was overwhelmingly defeated last week. the uk is expected to leave the eu march 29th with a deal or

without a deal. that is the date. brian, ainsley? brian: should they stay, should they go. if you haven't seen it already gillette jumping on toxic masculinity bandwagon with this somewhat controversy ad. >> masculinity. >> is this the best a man can get? ♪ is it? >> boys will be boys. >> boys will be boys. >> boys will be boys. ainsley: that ad sparking some outrage and now a watch company is fighting back with its own positive message for men. >> what is a man? is a man brave? is a man, a hero? we see the good in men.

brian: here now the voice behind that ad, ceo of egard watch company. elon, what prompted this? this was all about gillette? >> you know, gill let was i guess the straw that broke the camel's back. there is narrative in society i feel that just been painting men with a broad bush. for a company like gillette to open up a commercial with a term like toxic masculinity, i don't feel like masculinity is toxic. i think masculinity is beautiful. femininity is beautiful. we celebrate both of them. they go hand in hand. there is pervasive narrative not helping anyone. if gillette wants to make a positive impact i don't know if that is the right way to go about it. ainsley: did you have support from friends, from could cowork, friends at company, supported

you making your own video? >> initially, no, there was a lot of fear and some backlash. the basic response was, if you look at political climate now, not is is the right time to make an ad on this, even if they believed in the ad. i went ahead made the ad alone. some people say it will draw attention away from women's rights issues. i ended up locking myself in a room. i recorded it myself. you know why the voice acting embarrassing people hear my voice, okay. but essentially i went ahead, i made it and i decided to at end of it all, despite all of that, say i have to put my company behind it. if i release it anonymously. i heard a quote that motivated me. i heard a quote you can act out of who have or act out of fear. releasing it anonymously, felt like censorship, felt like fear. i love my company. i worked very hard to build it, standing behind it meant a lot

more. i felt it would make a statement to other companies, it is okay to put out positive messages for men. we all deserve it as society. women are asking for it too, this positive message for men, so, that was the goal. brian: you know, you have some stats. you're not just saying men are good, this is how i feel. you're saying 97% of war fatalities are men. 70% of homicide victims are male. nearly half of fathers without visitation pay for child support and account for all suicide victims. men are paying a price, it is not always a man's world get out of my way. >> every time i bring up statistics to people met completely dismissed you know things, hey men choose to do those things. there is response that disregards these stats. they matter. and i think we can talk about the issues. we have to talk about those issues. we can still talk about the other issues.

they don't take away from each other. there is no exclusivity on suffering. there is no exclusivity being wonderful. we have to draw attention to all of this. it is amazing to me that those stats exist and how many people have written me, saying i didn't know all of these things. we have to be able to talk about them. that is just, something i felt for a very long time. that is part of the reason i wanted to put out the message is, you know, there are a lot of things that men sacrifice. look at go options, when making this message. look at what gillette did, take the minority, take the worst men and say, okay, well some men aren't like this but some is not enough. well to me it is not some men. it is overwhelmingly majority of men who are not like that. overwhelmingly majority of men who sacrifice, want to be protectors, want to be good. how do you effect positive change you? show the best of us. that is what inspires me. brian: where will we see the ad? is it running?

>> it is on youtube. i put it up myself on youtube. i didn't expect if i expected a response i expected it to be negative and i was so shocked because when you're alone you don't know other people feel the same way. and available on youtube. brian: they do. why not do a super bowl ad? then see reaction? >> that would be a dream come true. that would be whole other thing. they can see it on youtube, type in, egard watches, what is a man. ainsley: yes or no, would you do it again? zoo absolutely. i will never apologize for it. ainsley: thank you. brian: good job, appreciate it. ainsley: imagine being stuck on a plane for 16 hours, sleeping in freezing weather with barry any food. the travel nightmare for hundreds of passengers coming up. brian: president trump saluting caskets of four fallen heroes killed over the weekend. retired army ranger sean parnell with what the tribute shows us about the president.

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♪ steve: how cool is that? shot of the morning of all eagles flying into frame. parking right there? why? to snatch a fisherman's catch. brian: so wrong. ainsley: come on in a little closer. grab it and go. brian: i thought he would pick it up with his mouth. ainsley: me too. i wasn't expecting that. brian: i guess that is why you have clause. steve: i guess why they do. the man was ice fishing in maine, spotted the eagle. turned on the camera.

brian: meanwhile, let's move on. the president, president trump over the weekend, don't know if you had a chance to see this was at dover air force base in delaware. ainsley: paying tribute to remains of four americans who died in syria. deadliest assault on u.s. troops since american forces moved into the country in 2015. steve: sean parnell, ceo of brands freedom, author of, man-of-war. he joins us from pittsburgh. good morning to you. >> good morning, everybody, great to be with you. steve: good to have you as well. when you see the president of the united states observing a dignified transfer as he did over the weekend, then he met with the families of four americans, how much does that mean to them? >> it means everything. this is, you know, to me, president trump is a commander-in-chief that loves and supports our military. he put the troops first in almost everything that he does. one of the primary tenets of being a commander is not just saying that you support the

troops but showing it through your actions. what does that mean if you're a young platoon leader in afghanistan? means getting out of a truck in middle of a kill zone, to show, prove to the troops you care about them. for the commander-in-chief, going to dover air force base for dignified transfer of remains. spending time with the fallen. no more sacred act than president of the united states to be there, support families of the fall inch. i think president trump does it better than any other president. brian: sean, i understand it is really tough. at times this is the rawest moment of family of those who lose their lives. if you show up as president, you don't know, you could get blasted by the family? >> there is no doubt about it. i can tell you from experience one of the hardest things you ever have to do in this life is write a letter home to someone who lost their life in combat. i've been a casualty notification officer the duty is to notify families of fallen.

i've been on receiving end. i know how difficult it is but families often look back at the moment are thankful they had somebody that cared, that was there for them. and i'm telling you right now, for the commander-in-chief to be there, to be present, means the word to families of the fallen. so much, so much about being a successful commander in the military is just about showing up when the times are tough. you know, being first in that foxhole, you know, on the front lines of the fight and last out is what it is all about. again, president trump being there with the families of the fallen during the toughest time of their life is probably the most important, will, the families will look back to be thankful of that. >> what is your message to the president if he is watching as a retired army ranger? >> keep everything you can do in your power to put the troops first in everything that you do. whether you're on the campaign trail, campaign rallies, policy

decisions. i think commander-in-chief owes it to every ink is fell person dawn as uniform in the military. make sure every mission we send troops to is vital to national security interests, has a clear-cut tangible end state to missions. so we aren't in the never ending conflicts that perpetually puts american troops lives at risk. brian: every day that we're not losing winning in afghanistan, some say the theory is 1years and blow back will be stateside. say the same thing about syria. the president has to keep that in perspective as well, right? >> there is no question about it. i think in afghanistan my primary concern would be for the allies who came out of the shadows to support the u.s. military on the ground. we have to do everything we can to make sure the allies are taken care of but i would also add to that the caveat we can't be there forever. we've been in afghanistan over 17 years. there were kids born prior to 9/11, could be potentially

deploying to the afghan war now, most americans don't even realize there is a fight going on. there would i encourage the president or lawmakers or people in the pentagon, what is the end state in afghanistan? what are we there for? the point i'm trying to make we owe it to our troops to have a tangible end state to the mission. the same is true for syria. i think, isis as an ideology will persist for decades but the mission that the president outlined when he sent troops there was destruction of the caliphate. you know, when we went into syria, isis had a governing body that was imposing oppressive tactics of the people. they controlled large swaths of territory. they controlled cities. they controlled oil fields. they don't have that anymore. i think mission was accomplished in syria and the president brought people home. i don't think we should be criticizing him for that. brian: but his whole national security team recommended against it. steve: great observation, sean parnell.

ainsley: thank you, sean. thanks for serving. >> thanks for having me. steve: you bet. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: following a number of stories including this. more than 250 passengers are flown back to new jersey after being stranded on a united flight for at least 16 hours. the flight heading to hong kong, forced to land in canada due to medical emergency. mechanical issues stopped the plane from taking on again. passengers had to sleep on the plane in frigid temperatures without much food. united apologized. >> foster parents are claim they're being blocked from taking in kids because they own guns. they are suing new jersey government in federal court. they say state laws won't allow them to take anymore as long as they have loaded functional firearms, even if they're owned legally. americans nationwide celebrating martin luther king, jr. day. earlier alveda king joined us to

remind us of his legacy. >> i'm encouraging people today to remember he was a prophet. he was seeking the divine. he did not serve politics or government. martin luther king, jr. served god. so all the solutions should be for the human race. jillian: the reverend was one of the most influential leaders in the civil rights movement. he was assassinated in 1968. cities all over the country hold events today for his honor. a day to mourn not a day off. ainsley: millions are digging out from storms. steve: windchills in massachusetts could fall to 20 degrees below zero after seeing 10 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. brian: janice dean, i don't want to steal your thunder, i saw it is three degrees. janice: it is crazy. feels like minus teens out here. look at wonderful folks came to see me. where are you from, what are

your names? >> sandra from ontario. >> gary from ontario. >> i'm from ontario. this is nothing compared to canada. >> i'm from maine. janice: this is nothing for you, your kind of weather. where are you from? >> we're from point at -- point, verde beach, florida. janice: this feels like minus five in cleveland. this keep that in mind. keep the kids inside. a lot of folks have the day off which is great news. this brought two feet of know in the northeast. it is gone. the temperatures last throughout the day into the overnight and into tomorrow. 24 hour temperature change, i mean we drop 40 degrees in richmond. it dropped 32, from this time

yesterday. there is the forecast windchill as we go through time. so still really cold. not only for the northeast but across the great lakes and upper midwest. things start to moderate which is good. there is the next storm system, it is winter my friends. all right, florida, i'm coming to see you. ainsley: exactly. steve: janice according to my app it is 20 degrees below zero at this location. janice: my gosh, your app is colder than mine. steve: meantime the media are trying to play gotcha with president trump without any proof in some cases to back it up. >> if this story is true we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> if you can prove that the president ordered it, that certainly would rise to the level of, rises to the level of impeachable offense. steve: michael goodwin reporting, if true, is shameful. he is coming up live. ainsley: gary sinise raised more than a million dollars for our heroes in one day. find out how next.

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♪ jillian: good morning to you with hollywood headlines. bon jovi with a helping hand during the government shut down. his new jersey restaurant offering free meals to federal workers and their families. gene simmons and paul stanley offering free food at their rock and brew restaurant chain. gary sinise raising one million dollars for our heroes. he sold this jeep at the barrett auction. it goes to first-responders and active duty military.

brian. brian: thank you very much jillian, a officer, once named officer of the month shot and killed in the line of duty. ainsley: alabama officer sean tudor gunned down trying to make an arrest. steve: from our mobile, alabama affiliate joins us live from the police headquarters with latest on the investigation. reporter: good morning, you guys, we're hear trying to get a lot of questions answered this morning. a lot of folks in the law enforcement community and our community in general waking up to this news, very devastated. again that officer shot and killed yesterday afternoon. very good family man. a very dedicated police officer here. he was trying to make an arrest of marco perez, 19-year-old marco perez. he was wanted by mpd as well as federal authorities for gun charges. he is now in custody and our district attorney, ashley rich, says she will go through with

capital murder charges. he will have a bond hearing. we'll see if he remains behind bars or not. if that name, marco perez sounds familiar, he was on the run for two weeks as mpd was looking for him with an arrest warrant. he faked his own kidnapping and murder and along with his mother. that is why they were looking for him. that officer shot and killed trying to make the arrest yesterday. now the chief here in mobile says that the arrest comes easy. what comes after that the conviction is is the hard part so a lot of information still has not been released as far as that shooting didn't is concerned. hopefully later on today we'll learn a little bit more. a very hard time. this is the second police officer here in the city of mobile that the department has lost in the less than 12 months. so again very hard for the community right here. a lot of people wrapping their arms around them this morning in

support for our local law enforcement. we'll try to get some answers and we will have the latest as it comes. for now reporting live in mobile, i'm asha staples. fox news. steve: thank you very much. terrible news. brian: straight ahead the media going wild over reports linking president trump to russia with no evidence to prove it. >> this story is true we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> if you can prove that the president ordered it that certainly would rise to the level of, rises to the level of impeachable offense. brian: right. but a new op-ed says the media gotcha coverage, shameful. author michael goodwin live next. >> sandra smith what is coming up. >> we'll honor martin luther king, jr. and honor his legacy. the his friend reverend jesse jackson joins us live. buzzfeed under fire for reporting bombshell allegations against the president friday

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♪ >> all week the media tried to call gotcha own the trump administration claiming the buzzfeed article to lead to impeachment but they almost admitted they couldn't find any evidence. steve: our next guest blasting coverage as shameful. here with reaction, fox news contributor, "new york post" columnist michael goodwin. michael, good morning to you. >> thank you. steve: what is the gotcha hysteria. >> the instant reaction to the bus feed article, saying

essentially president commit ad lie. steve: told michael cohen to lie. >> that is significant what was here. they were were not saying something happened, saying the special counsel had evidence it happened. which of course led everyone to think, okay, this is it, this is the moment now, impeachment, maybe prison he will be resign if not forced out. it was hallelujah moment for the left. and of course as we know the special counsel through not just a little cold water, the statement from mueller's office totally debunks the heart of the story that they have this evidence. they said we don't have testimony. we don't have documents. we have no, no, effectively no evidence to back up this story. it is not accurate. and the air went out of the balloon but i think in that moment the run-up, the hysteria, the glee that now we have donald trump, now he is really finished.

you had democrats in congress. we're going to investigate. all this happens within hours. it is as though they were excited. and i write in the column, if a scientist wanted to prove that there is this hatred of trump among the media, this is what he or she would have done. ainsley: you're right. >> create an experiment. you see the reaction and when it is not done, you see the crestfallen feelings, sense, oh, no, we're back to square one. he is still president. we have nothing to hope for. ainsley: what does it mean going forward as far as trustworthiness for the media. steve: real quick. >> if anybody still trusts the media you're crazy. there is too much evidence it is biased beyond redemption. they are sick with hatred. they are blind with a desire to bring down this president. and i think you see it on the front page. you see it on the back page, day after day. steve: michael goodwin. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. ainsley: more "fox & friends" moments away.

>> the current windchill outside is 30 below. the only thing to would do as an adult is listen to the radio. >> bundle up. have a we begin with breaking news overseas, the israelis military has attacked iranian military targets in syria including weapons storage facilities and intelligent site and a military training camp. this comes in direct response to irani and rocket fire towards israel on sunday. we will have a live report from israeli syria border in just a minute. but first, last week's controversial buzzfeed report imploding over the weekend as robert mueller himself comes out to refute claims that the president told michael cohen to lie to congress. good morning, everyone i'm sandra smith come alive inside "america's newsroom."