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could knock out power lines and ground flights throughout the region. meteorologist adam klotz is following all of this from the weather center. here is adam with more. >> this is a big winter system we are tracking it is done plenty of snow across the midwest but as it hits the mid coast, eight east atlantic and stretching north we will see the most significant snowfall, snow stretching across the great lake, were beginning to see the snow through d.c. and this will be lifting to new york in the next couple of hours towards boston. no surprise winter storm watches and warnings across a large. much of east coast up into new england as we time the system out, the slow mover that's weight drop so much snow over the next couple of days when will it reach you, the future forecast this is taking all of my two tomorrow morning, good heavy snow by early tomorrow

morning in new york city stretching farther south continuing perhaps in d.c. definitely in philadelphia where you will see heavy snow this continues a slow move throughout the day on monday, monday is going to be a very snowy day on tuesday we began to get on the backside of the system and it continues to push out of the area but at least for the next 48 hours it looks like we will think about the system, how much no-fault are we talking about, this is additional snow from what you've seen on the ground maybe a couple of inches and then assented in philadelphia getting 10 - 20 inches of snow a foot of snow in new york city and a perhaps a little bit more and plenty of areas widespread when were talking about a foot of snow with the system and it's going to be in a tight area if you step outside of that perhaps only a couple of inches of snow but wide spreads, getting up to a foot, you mention the word blizzard philadelphia visibility down to a mild for three hours

to fall into the category of a blizzard but it's definitely going to be close to the threshold and pretty nasty out there for the next day or so. we will be watching it. arthel: adam klotz. thank you. eric: in washington this week president joe biden has another big executive order on deck. the new one modernizing the united states immigration system he wants to outline a pathway to citizenship for roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants, stolle new technology along the southern border. david spunt live in the north lawn with a snowy white house with the very latest. >> good afternoon to you several parts to president biden's immigration plan. you have to take them separately he will be signing executive orders on tuesday he was supposed to on friday they got delayed in those executive orders do not include the action

he has taken like stopping construction of former president trump's border wall and also stopping the trump travel ban i mentioned tuesday is the day that president biden will sign the executive orders one he plans to sign would establish attack source that would reunite families separated at the border. then biden on the trail talked about this issue, the white house plan for the president to sign those orders two days ago but because the confirmation vote of that man alejandro mayorkas as homeland security secretary has delayed the president is waiting. he is expected to be confirmed tomorrow night. president biden expected to increase refugee admissions, he has said in the past he wants to boost the number from 15000 per year to 125,000 per year. >> one thing i always like about joe biden he does pride himself

in working in a bipartisan fashion and i do too. farmers wanted, employers want an economist tells us if we were to deport 11 million souls from our shores that would lead to the loss of four or 5 million jobs of american citizens. >> the president's plan has republicans especially republican for border states concerned they argue now is not the time to let the people in especially during the middle of this pandemic. >> another executive order will have a profound affect on new mexico it's unbelievable we would compromise the safety and health and the national security of our nation by virtue of these executive orders. >> executive orders are one thing but actual legislation the president could sign into law would be something else that would be a dream for the biden white house especially for has bipartisan word attached to it republican senator lindsey

graham said he's interested on working on immigration reform and president biden said he would like to create an eight year path to permanent citizenship. eric: those executive orders start on tuesday. arthel: president biden is also calling for students to get back into school safely and soon. the president tweeting the sooner that we get our kids and educators back in the classroom the sooner parents can go back to work but we need the funding to do it, many american rescue plans or my american rescue plan will delivered much-needed support to our nation's schools to help them reopen and operate safely. president biden said he would like to see bipartisan support for his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill but democrats indicate they are preparing to push it through even if republicans are not on board, ten republican senators

are offering a counterproposal at a fraction of the cost. rich edson has a story. >> in a letter this morning to president biden ten senate republicans are saying their unveiling a proposal and they want to meeting with the president to discuss it, hours later the president touted his own version on twitter riding my american rescue plan will expend unemployment insurance insuring folks can count on the checks continuing to be there in the middle this crisis. the white house outlined $1.9 trillion proposal, democrats are planning to move it to congress using a procedure called budget reconciliation that would allow them to approve the bill without republican support republicans say the white house plan is filled with handouts from democratic constituents and their version that those provisions. >> were targeted to the needs of the american people treating our tax dollars as if there are tax

dollars not just money to spend and putting it where we need to come out of the pandemic. >> we need to learn a lot more about it right now were in a position where delay and inaction is a delay of moving forward. republicans say the $1.9 trillion bill is too expensive and they oppose some of the specifics like raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour and money for state and local government. republicans say their plane would cost $600 billion and they say it would like the white house bill spend $106 billion for vaccine deployment, testing, tracing and treatment supplies. republican senators say they offer more targeted relief than the 1400-dollar outlined in the white house proposal. if democrats push the larger version to congress they likely need the support of all 50 democratic senators to succeed. arthel: thank you very much. eric: when you fly domestic

airline and they require passengers where mass because the coronavirus a new proposal from the biden the administration you need to get a coronavirus test before boarding your flight. they are waving that idea in washington but the airlines already require those are pushing back on the idea to test passengers, charles watson is live and whether busiest airports in atlanta the home of the cdc. >> that enter industry leaders are pushing back against the plan to require covid-19 testing for all the travelers in the state they see the plan would be impractical and inspected, the biden the administration would further weaken and demand to flight with the travel industry among the hardest hit businesses in the pandemic even after investing millions into deep cleaning to convince travelers

to fly, this week six major carriers reported losses that amounted to $34 billion last year american airline ceo doug parker said similar restrictions have already crippled the man for international travel and the president expressed concern about stripping covid-19 test away from people who need it. they said frankly were concerned that it would reduce the ability of some people who legitimately need to get tested for reasons this fallen confirmation from the cdc official that the biden the administration is actively thinking about requiring covid-19 testing for all domestic travelers a move that would no doubt build upon the administration that a new mask mandate on airplanes and testing requirements for folks traveling overseas, press secretary says the demonstration is okay sitting on the safety of americans. >> our health and medical team

takes a close look at what restrictions we need to put in place in order to give the burqa people say. and that is how we review it. >> there are a lot of logistical questions on how this would work and he would be in charge of conducting the covid-19 testing, would that be up to the airlines or to the travelers, obviously the airlines say they're willing to work with the biden the administration to come up with a compromise that would work with both sides. eric: we will see what they agree on. arthel: president biden campaigned on unity and said he would like bipartisan support for the covid relief bill, as the race against coronavirus will president biden take up republicans on their offer to sit down to talk about their counter offers. the chances for compromise up

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>> the president will meet with us and will work out something bipartisan. we've done it five times and

have five covid-19 packet dues entirely bipartisan let's do it again that would be best for the country. arthel: that was ohio's rob portman on cnn, he is one of ten republican senators working on a counterproposal to president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief package, the gop price tag is believed to be less than a third, writing in a letter to the president our proposal reflects many of your stated priorities and with your support we believe this plan could be approved quickly by congress with bipartisan support. we request the opportunity to meet with you to discuss our proposal in greater detail and how we can work together to meet the needs of the american people during this persistent pandemic, the white house saying it is welcome the effort but that is of the essence. >> as i mentioned i willing to negotiate with republicans and glad to hear from this letter there on board but we need to

learn a lot more about it. right now were in a position where delay and inaction are the enemy of moving forward. arthel: let's bring in jeff mason the white house correspondent for warders the republicans who seem to want to work on a bipartisan covid relief package in earnest saying let's be more precise providing financial relief for the individuals and families and businesses in need versus massive provision in there talking to president biden is a something president biden will hear? >> it's a good question and i think he will hear it and i don't think it means he and the rest of his white house will come down to the lower figure or at least all the way down that you mentioned but i do think it's fair and correct to say president joe biden wants to work with the other side of the aisle. if he sees this willingness from the republican side i don't expect the white house will

reject that which will stop. but both sides have left wiggle room certainly 1.9 trillion is a number that many republicans find to be way too big but the 600 billion if that ends up being the number on that side, democrats will most likely see is small. perhaps i'll come in the middle president biden's proposal includes a lot of campaign promises and is not going to want to give that up easily. arthel: regardless of what he inherited from the previous administration, the good and the chaotic, it is now president biden's responsibility to tackle the pandemic. does president biden have time to wait on slow moving across the aisle negotiations while record numbers of americans are dying, losing their homes, unable to feed their family.

>> i think that's part of the calculation they don't see they have a lot of time to wait and that's one of the reasons your hearing white house officials and the one that you displayed the need for urgency and you heard the same thing from treasury secretary janet yellen and the same thing repeatedly from the podium from jen sake, they are using that desire to move things quickly and away to boost momentum $1.9 trillion package that they put forward. arthel: there is inviting and the gop are there enough republican senators who are willing to provide all states with needed finances to fight the virus on all levels from equipment and personnel or is there politically driven obstinate that will reject any and all of president biden's proposals even in the face of the speed limit? >> it is almost like an understatement at this point when you described the republican party and i think you're absolutely right to raise that question. surely there some republicans

who will not move at all to get president joe biden a win in the same way during the trump years there was democrats who did not want to give president trump a win on anything and i think that's part of politics we are going to see with any administration but the fact that some republicans have come forward with a counterproposal there are some in the party despite the decision more interested working with biden and if the question is are specifically related to coronavirus relief is there willing to compromise as much as the white house. arthel: and conversely how is president biden working with democratic lawmakers who want more aggressive action that the president might find disadvantageous to get anything done on behalf of the millions americans and dire, desperate and immediate need. >> for sure, one of those is minimum-wage this package calls for increase of the minimum wage to $15 an hour. many republicans that will be a nonstarter but for many

democrats especially on the left, that is critical in the campaign promise that he made he will no doubt likely go away criticized heavily for good. he has to balance both sides his party in the left and the center of his party along with his desire to work with republicans with the ultimate goal of getting a past. arthel: any chance of separating bills, let's do everything that relates to the immediate need of coronavirus and then let's do the others not far along the road but let's do one step at a time. >> so far, the white house has answer to that has been no but it is no doubt something that will come out again, some think it could be separated and i think the white house strategy has been to get as much as they can in this bill to show its priority to give a really big

shot in the arm of u.s. economy as well to show his supporters that were following through. if he is not able to get a bunch of those things that puts the entire bill at risk and perhaps the white house will decide but separate a few of these elements out. arthel: we will all be watching and reporting. jeff mason, always good to have you. eric: the battle is raging in cities across the country whether it's safe to reopen schools. up next all speak with a parent in chicago where that city there stuck in a stare down with the teachers in the city over in person learning. ♪

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so far more than 400 investigations haven't open to the criminal activity that happened at the capital, at least 172 people so far have been charged and prosecutors say some could face charges allegedly tried to overthrow and rage were on our government. the manhunt for the suspect of two duck hunters is over. investigators say the body of david was found in a tennessee lake yesterday, here where he was believed shot and killed two duck hunters on monday. the following continues after new york's governor andrew cuomo's response over the state attorney general's report saying his administration is underreported nursing home covid desk by as much as 50%. andrew cuomo said he follow federal guidelines but in response is here not new york lee zeldin on david. >> whenever you hear him say who cares every time the video is

played i think of the family that lost a loved one, mom or dad, grandma grandpa this is a cover-up in the cover-up of the policy that resulted as a grandmother, grandfather losing their lives. arthel: the clock is ticking in chicago at mayor lower lightfoot in system public schools will resume tomorrow morning. the teachers are threatening to strike. let's go to christina coleman with the very latest development. >> negotiations are coming down to the wire in chicago leaving students and their families in limbo many parents are desperate to get the kids back into the classroom saying the disruption to their lives has been extremely tough and gone on for months now.

>> it does not just affect the children and affects the whole family, the dynamics my husband is an essential worker and expected to show up and do his job every day pandemic or no pandemic, i had to put my career on hold and stay home with the children every day to make sure they're doing their lessons and not fighting. >> chicago public schools the third largest in the nation plan to report with opening classroom 77000 elementary middle school students. tomorrow even though the district is in negotiation with the union setting the stage for a possible teacher strike, district leaders say online learning is leaving too many students behind and they should reopen. >> many of african-american students in particular are struggling in this environment we cannot negate the fact that there are thousands of students here in c.p.s. that are not logging on every day and falling behind every day and we will have to recover from that.

>> union leaders say they want the schools to reopen to the just want to make sure it's done safely. >> it's not what will really happen to me it's what will happen to my fellow teachers and their students if they're forced into these conditions in schools. >> congress was made at the bargaining table on health safety protocols but disagreement on teacher vaccinations and accommodation for staff working from home are still up for negotiation between the school district and the union. arthel: christina coleman live in the west coast bureau. eric: lots of parents say they are frustrated they feel the condo tug-of-war between the mayor and the teachers union in chicago, a lot. it's not safe to send their kids back to the classroom. let's talk to the father of six children who attend chicago public schools, thank you for

joining us. what do you want to do with your kids? >> thank you for having me first off, i want to send my children back to school to get in person learning and the reason why it's just not as equipped to be able to give the kids all that they can get out of the classroom out of the education or experience. so we don't allow children to be left behind and we know we live in a city, where the education achievement gap is wide between african-americans and other groups and i don't want my kids because her kids have a short amount of time to be children and we want to make sure we give them stability and set them off on a proper foundation which is the proper education that we know that chicago public schools can give them.

eric: tomorrow elementary kids and middle school are supposed to go back tomorrow but the union is saying they have to protect the teachers and they almost came to an agreement on everything but not completely. what about the union says are the teachers they want them vaccinated in their concern that the teachers could come down with covid. if all the kids are back in school. >> i definitely feel for the teachers as much as i do my own children i had my 4-year-old daughter she had returned back to school for preschool and she was on week three so i can understand the teachers being concerned it's a very deadly virus but we have to follow the science and of the country we agreed we would follow the scientists and not instincts i don't think we can change that now. the cdc recommendation in

dr. fauci recommendations cause us to reopen with mitigation efforts and place. the c.p.s. has a proven of six children with c.p.s. it's all mitigation to be in place. we have a fifth in chicago that was working we would fill out a survey before we would bring our daughter to the building if she gave us a green light we could go up they gave us a red light we had to stay home we would get to the building the temperature checks, masks, a lot of the furniture that was unnecessary in the classroom was taken out so we have a social distancing policies in place, sanitizing of the schools i was very comfortable with that. again we have to go by the science and from everything that i have read in the cdc recommendations the science, c.p.s. has met those and exceeded some cases i don't think it's a case to sit back and go about with instincts we

have to go off the science the science is open up our schools. eric: that's a call from a lot of parents and before i let you go give us a list of kids and ages. >> here we go again i have kids from 15 - 4-year-old. 15, 14, 12, ten, eight and four. eric: that is great, congratulations and we hope it all works out for you and everyone as we go through this across the country. >> thank you. eric: with his call to the officials. arthel: as this district discussed how to best reopen school safely many are pointing to the mental and emotional impact the past ten months of stay-at-home learning has had on american children with juvenile suicide up in the las vegas area on extreme.

let's bring in patrice harris, psychiatrist and ceo of e-mail and the former president of the american medical association. doctor harris psychologically what is going on in these children's mind and what endorphins were emotional interaction are they missing on? >> first of all thank you for having me back and there is no question that this pandemic has taken an emotional toll on children, really on all of us in surveys dating back from early march we had everyone reporting an increase in anxiety, depressed mood, we certainly seen reports of increasing overdose in the reports tragically of suicides. i want us to make sure the previous guest, i'm so glad to hear him talk about following

the science we have to be very careful and i urge extreme caution in making a cause and effect relationship from the covid-19 pandemic. but there is no question there's been a huge emotional toll, we have to get our children back to school, no question we should have conversations about the mitigation protocol testing and make sure there sanitizing, airflow issues, we want to make sure all the prevention and medical protocols are in place in schools have the resources to put them in place. arthel: i want to come back to that and i understand your clarification making sure the extreme cases that i mentioned taking place in the las vegas area with the unfortunate increasing juvenile suicide is not necessarily a direct correlation but those parents are saying it is direct offspring, what are the signs

that your child might be slipping into a deep depression. >> we know there are some reactions all of our lives have been disrupted and more anxious telling you that they are having trouble concentrating and our parents macy those children are having difficulties concentrating and some of those are the normal emotional reactions but if children have changes in their ability to sleep, their ability to eat, decreased appetite they are perhaps endorsing feelings of hopelessness and helplessness, they don't enjoy the activity that they normally enjoy and some children may tell you they are thinking about not wanting to live, all of those are critical signs that we want parents to be aware of and they should be talking with her pediatrician, hopefully they

have a relationship with her pediatrician but if not their mental health center could offer help but when parents see these changes in their children there is no shame and no stigma and asking for help so we encourage parents to do so. arthel: i'm going to ask you quickly following up is there anything that parents can say to their children in the most immediate form after the hear those comments before they can even get to professional help like yourself? >> certainly if they're saying they're having immediate thoughts of wanting to in their own life that's an emergency and parent should call 911 but hopefully parents are talking with their children on a routine basis about their feelings, how are they managing getting through the difficult time allotted disruption and a lot of loss and grieving even for

normal routine it is about listening, having the ongoing relationship and making sure children and teenagers no it is okay to not be okay and it's okay to talk about these issues and parents are there to help and others who can help as well. arthel: circling back finally and 20 seconds if i can you mention the mitigation that needs to take place to make sure the teachers, students, staff and everybody in school is safe before in person learning can begin but that takes time where you stand on a day like chicago there trying to go back to school tomorrow, where you stand on that. >> i cannot speak to those immediate protocols there's been a couple studies that show if school systems, make sure everyone wears a mask and they have the proper sanitation and watching the distance and have surveillance and testing

protocols in place. the risk of transmission is lower and also related to the spread of the communities, teachers and school systems, students, families need resources and they need to get the resources immediately so they can only open school but keep children in school. arthel: doctor patrice harris, always good to have you, thank you for being with us. eric: los angeles looking to resume outdoor dining but considering a new round of safety protocols at the same time, how would that work in l.a. county supervisor is here to tell us about covid. if you are home and you probably will be the next few days go on our streaming service fox nation, you can watch our new episode the search for james r hoffa a series reveals a spot in

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eric: california has lifted the state home orders for coronavirus. the move brings back outdoor dining in places like los angeles, it also comes as new coronavirus restrictions as well. the state has been hit so hard, l.a. especially l.a. county having 215 deaths a day infections are down by about half from 15000 a day to roughly 7000, joining is now janice hahn los angeles county, thank you for joining us, people can say people can go out, it's great

the weather will be nice, time to live life normally but you have some cautions what is your advice? >> i think the fact that you mentioned it's really bad in los angeles county in terms of the deadly virus. we had 7000 new cases yesterday, we had 300 people die yesterday, it is still bad in our hospitals are precariously close to being overwhelmed and overcrowded, having said that the restaurant association has really bearing the brunt of the lockdowns, many restaurants will not become back people have lost their jobs, i was one of those that was in favor of lifting outdoor dining began, were trying to go forward to have a reduction strategy in l.a. county, we know you want to eat out and get together, let us tell you how you think and maybe

you can do it safer. eric: how would that be, what you telling people what's your lift. >> the lift your 50% of your capacity that you normally have. were asking them to put the outdoor dining table 8 feet apart, were also saying the only people that you should be eating out with are those in your household and even of that group we think a maximum six at a table. i think that is the one that probably people are cringing a little bit about like you been with these people for 11 months is that who you really want to eat out with but nevertheless that's one of the restrictions we put in place. eric: that is interesting because we have masks and were standing 6 feet apart in the line and then they get inside the tent and they take their masks off and your two and half feet across the table eating and drinking and talking with

friends who say they're careful but because you can be asymptomatic, frankly you never really know, what is your advice in terms of that and the fact that you're saying you have to be really careful who you sit with. >> this is the problem as we go forward we do know activities that people engage in where they take their masks off like eating and drinking are the more risky activities, on the other hand we've never had any direct scientific data that links any of our surges in l.a. county to outdoor dining but we do know it is risky, we are asking people, if you're going to do it here's where we think you can be safer we just don't want many more of these cases and we don't want people getting infected, only

dined with the people that you live with and even that group only six. it is harm reduction people will do what they're going to do anyway but we think we have things in place that will make it safer and less risky and were hoping we could get the public via from our viewers restriction. eric: great advice across the country especially with the new variance that are more contagious and deadly, be careful to take the advice of los angeles county supervisor janice hahn wherever you live, thank you. >> thank you. eric: we'll be right back with more news in a moment.

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arthel: in almost every city across tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets demanding more from the release of jail kremlin critic alexei navalny this comes on top of last week and largest most widespread show of discontent the country has seen in years. trey yingst live in jerusalem with elitist. >> good afternoon more than 5000 russians were arrested today as protest in support of opposition leader navalny continued.

there were demonstrations in 120 different cities across russia in the capital moscow people marched to the jail where navalny is being held as they gathered in the street the group faced a heavy law enforcement police hit some with batons and chasing down and arresting others, navalny's wife was among those being detained as protesters show they're willing to fight for what they see as justice, russia's second-largest city st. petersburg made hundreds of arrest, they called the demonstrations illegal vowing to continue cracking down opposition. the u.s. has called for the release of navalny until the russian government to respect the rights of those protesting. he returned to russia earlier this month after being poison last summer remained in jail, court in moscow rejected appeal put forth by his lawyers on thursday, he has another hearing later this week where court could decide whether or not the opposition leader stays in prison for up to three and a

half years. arthel: live in jerusalem thank thankyou. this is something president biden discussed with president putin on the call last week among other things. eric: that his appointed message against the power and rule vladimir putin and allegations about his mansions and his accumulation of wealth and their out on the streets protesting against him. meanwhile we will be back next weekend but we believe the snow is coming, we put in another plug in fox nation and our show the search for james r hoffa in the latest one just hit we hope you can catch up with her exclusive investigation.

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