in washington, peter doocy, fox news." recent polls also show bernie sanders gaining hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire. whitesboro, new york... is choosing ot keep a village seal... that some critics say is racist and offensive. it shows what some believe is a white man choking a native american. but historians say it depicts a friendly wrestling match - in which village founder "hugh white" earned the during an informal vote monday night - residents voted in favor of keeping the current seal. but some say it is time for a change. "we've had visitors come in from out of town and be walking down main literally be what is that?" moved to the area man is trying to kill him! (laughs) supporters say the criticism is misguided. "most of the criticisms that we're receiving are not from village residents, they're from people really outside the area. this is something that has been talked about for decades and decades and decades but time it has actually our residents." monday's vote - however - holds village officials

as peter doocy reports, the nation's capitol is expected to get hard hit. >> reporter: it could be big. the winter storm threatening the east coast has the potential to slam the area. one to three inches of snow an hour could fall for a day or more. >> my birthday is on sunday. two months ago my wife asked me what i would like. i told her a two foot snowstorm. this storm is possibly my fault. >> reporter: more than 24 inches may come down in washington. in the bull's-eye of the storm days after an inch of snow caused major traffic issues for the city. >> we see this as a major storm. it has life and death implications and all the residents of the district of columbia should treat it that way. >> reporter: schools, the subway system and the federal government all shutting down and folks hit stores prepared to hunker down for a few days. >> i have gotten the ice melt. i have the shovel. i have the brownie mix. i have the bread. i have the milk. i have a little bit of wine for mommy. >> reporter: d.c. residents aren't the only ones. new york and philadelphia expected to get hit with major

in , peter doocy, fox news. a winter weather advisory remains in effect across north central iowa this evening. light snow is moving through the area bringing about a half inch to 1 inch of snow. winds will stay strong tonight leading to blowing snow. temperatures will drop to this is the channel 13 news at [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a month plus get $300 back. light snow is winding down. the winds will stay strong from the northwest at 20-25 mph. temperatures will hold in the low 30s. a winter weather advisory remains in iowa. the metro will see about a half inch of snow with a few locations seeing 1 to 2". tuesday will be cloudy and windy. blowing snow may

in washington, peter doocy, fox news." welcome back.. its time for kindness uncaged -- stories of inspiration and kindess. the first -- a 44 year old gorilla who has been learning sign language...has an important message for us humans. koko has lived at the gorilla foundation in california since 1979 and was filiming a documentary the ape apparently looked at the camera and signed "fix earth! help earth! hurry! protect earth. nature watches you. and thank you. a spokesman for the foundation says koko was given a script--but allowed to improvise in the message... a daring river rescue is getting national attention this morning steven peterson was driving home from his friend's house-- when he saw something bobbing up and down in the frozen river. lena takada reports on what happened next i stopped and i looked closely, and i could see these arms struggling to stay above the water he saw right away that it was a deer. he thought about calling 911 but knew that the deer didn't have much time. it had icicles all over it's face, it looks like

in arlington, virginia, peter doocy, fox 13. >> record -- like i watched your facebook page. you said record snowfall in central park. >> yeah, it's incredible. their records go back to the 1800s. that's the cool thing about social media, you follow the storms up and down the coast. it was crazy. friday night and saturday night. >> the original forecast -- >> that's the thing in new york. the big one a couple of years ago, they were predicting a huge now all of a sudden, this one, not so much. and the models came in 2 feet. you know what happens then. anyway, we are on the sidelines. we have some of the cold air from the storms over the weekend. how about this? five fantastic photos to show you? sunset from karen blackford, contrails coming in, late today. a sign that some increased moisture above us, as the weather pattern is on the move. this, we have had great optics in the sky, all due to high clouds. sun dog. look at this. live, tarpin springs from andrew, good job. love that. mist on bayshore from josh. two things, great sunset and the pirate ship on the left, anchored

peter doocy is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. seven other top-tier candidates were greatietting grilled by me kelly. mike huckabee and rick santorum were there with trump, making for an extraordinary site standing together. at one point donald trump rattled off a list of high-dollar donations to his veterans fund-raiser including a million bucks from his own checkbook later tweeting, quote, unbelievable night in iowa with our great veterans. we raised $6 million while the politicians talked, #gopdebate. trump didn't attend the gop debate because he was upset with fox news channel, but it does appear his feelings may have changed. >> and they have been very nice and wanted me to go and apologize and everything else. and they did apologize. once this started it's for our vets, there was nothing i could do. you know what, i don't know, is it for me personally a good thing, a bad thing, will i get more votes, will i get less votes votes? nobody knows. who the hell knows. >> we'll all know monday night and see if trump's decision to s

heather: peter doocy live for us.ourse, continue to monitor that news conference and bring everyone the latest as it develops. thank you. jon: wall street is bouncing back just a bit today after the dow was down more than 500 points at one point yesterday. you can see it up right now 142. as crude futures are heading higher after the price of oil dropped nearly 75% from its high of $107 back in june of 2014. let's check in with phil flynn, he's an oil trader, senior market analyst for the price futures group and a fox business network contributor. so oil is heading higher today, do i have that right, phil? what does that signify? >> it signifies a return of confidence because really if you look at why oil prices have crashed this year, it's partly about supply, but it's really about the confidence about demand. fears about china, fear about a global economic slowdown has just tanked oil prices for this entire year, and if you're fearful that the global economy's going to slow, you're not going to be optimistic about o

peter doocy here is des moines.esidential contest. how bad is this for hillary clinton? you just watch the obama spokesman attack the obama state department and imply that they were somehow politically motivate to do hold these emails back. you watched hillary clinton's explanation all of this see evaporate. i spoke to somebody very close to hillary clinton yesterday said none of this stuff was classified. it was not meant to be secret. "new york times" article on the drone program. really in the state department again, the obama state department has decided this material is so secret that it cannot release it. that just undermines completely. it destroys hillary's explanation for these emails. >> fox sources within6ñ the fbi saying that if this doesn't happen, there will be a number of people who will leave their jobs as a result of this. jay sekulow echoing same sentiments last night on hannity show. listen to what he had to say about this. >> the fbi agents, they are doing a thorough job here. they put together a

pin washington, peter doocy, fox pnews. p>>> donald trump prepared for pdebate by working on his one pliners. phe stopped by at tonight show pagain last night. pso is he ready for the white phouse jimmy fallon decided to pfind out by giving him a mock pjob interview. p>> tell me a little bit about pyourself. p>> well i'm an extraordinarily phandsome person. p[ laughter ] pi have a beautiful head of hair. pi noticed i noticed that, yeah. pi was always a good student. pand i always worked hard. pyeah. p>> he has a sense of humor. pand when fallon asked what is pgreatest weakness trump said pit's that he never forgets. p>> pope francis is new is on psale now publishers handed him pvery first copy the called name pitalian journalist and 150 page pbook frances calls roman pcatholic leaders to be pcompassionate not so quick to pcondemn those that do not obey pchurch teachings. pyou've heard the phrase he'd pgive you shirt off his back. pthat's exactly what happened in psubway in new york city. plook at this. pa shirtless man was

peter doocy has more from des moines. hey, peter. >> hey, brian, it is the new "des moines register" poll out. you have to pay attention to what it says because the pollster ann sell zer has correctly called every winner with one exception, rick santorum in 2012. so it looks like this. donald trump on top with 28%. ted cruz five points back, 23%. then rubio seen by many having a lot of momentum after a strong thursday debate at 15%. ben carson is the only other one in double digits at 10%. this is a caucus, votes are not cast in a traditional way. iowans are often changing their minds so if you're not someone's first choice it helps to be their second and marco rubio is the most popular second choice. if their candidate isn't viable, they will back rubio. the 7% say trump is their second choice, 17% say cruz is their second choice. on the democratic side though, the race is even closer. clinton 45%, sanders, 42. her lead within the margin of error. keep an eye on martin o'malley. 3% support, not enough to cat aput him in -

peter doocy, fox news. >>> a whole lot along the coast dig out. many are wondering when will a warm-up help? >> we need one. maria molina is here with the forecast. >> you have been busy. >> yes all meteorologists have been busy tracking this storm. now we are looking at a much warmer day out across of parts of the mid atlantic and northeast. that is welcome news. we are expecting high temperatures to climb into the 40's. mother nature will be helping out with the cleanup efforts across portions of the northeast. taking a look at the rest of the country temperatures not too bad for the rest of the year. minneapolis it is a cold day 26 degrees for a high. it is for the unusual. during the winter time you can see it near the gulf coast. 70 in new orleans and 70's in tampa. we are tracking a storm system that is bringing rain across the southern parts of texas stretches across tennessee, era but with ice and snow. you can see employs tour spreading eastern. we are schil cold enough also into up state new york. we will be seeing winter weather conditi

but we begin with peter doocy who is live at the salt dome in washington. crews are loading up and fanning out the city. the salt dome, peter, what is that? reporter: look behind us, a truck in the way, somebody about to go to help us out ahead of this storm. but just full of salt. that is, they have got preplanned routes. it is green so still be effective in colder temperatures. big battle is about to get brewing. that battle is mother nature with some. worst snow washington, d.c. has ever seen, sending 750 city employees and 345 pieces equipment. hour from now, ahead of front edge of the storm they will start pretreating roads in teen with salt brian and beet juice mixture. it is blended in to the salt doesn't blow away. blowing winds are among the biggest concerns in the d.c. area. power crews are standing by especially to the east where gusts are expected to be the worst and snow is expected to be wettest. heavy branches to break, power lines more likely to come down. that is part of the reason here in washington, d.c. in the last hour safety officials u

peter doocy in the middle of what will be a met pretty interesting next 36 hours. >> it's already beenarted falling because the truck where we are at this salt -- trucks loading up with salt brine and beet juice designed to pretreat theh road, were slowed down themselves before the snow even started falling, before we saw a flake, because they went out at noon and the federal government also let all employees out at noon. that meant there was a rush hour at noon, and we were listening the local news radio and the traffic reporter was begging people to please get out of the way so that the trucks can do their jobs, but it's not clear how much that traffic jam impacted the last-minute preps or the ultimate accumulations. the snow has been falling pretty steadily for two hours now and we're two hours past the time the city of d.c. told everybody to get inside. the mayor was flanked by safetyñ officials who all told÷a'wp3 res -'k the place to shd get there by 3:00 p.m.ace to shd there's some add tex -- tensions among the residents because the city shut down wednesday night when officials w

let's bring in peter doocy with the latest. peter? harris, a lot of folks here in arlington, virginia, just across the potomac from d.c., are stuck. a lot of folks that we've seen have done their jobs, like a good homeowner they've covered -- rather, they have plowed sidewalks and driveways, but they've got nowhere to go because this is the middle of their street. the government that they rely on to come and try and clear out messes like this one after a big storm hasn't even attempted to get down this road yet, and it's been almost two full days since the snow, the heavy snow stopped. it's not just inconvenient, it is potentially very dangerous because imagine if somebody on this road has an emergency, calls 931, what are they going -- 911, what are they going to do? i asked the arlington police department what the plan is, they said option one, just have the officers park on the closest plowed road and then walk. option two, call for a priority plow, but that's going to be tough at this point because it's hard to each get to the bot

peter doocy live in des moines. >>> so here's where the polls stand in iowa right now. the latest "wall street journal" poll has donald trump in first at 32%. and then you've got ted cruz. they are very close. if you look at the margin of error here. he's at 25. marco rubio is at 18 in this. and you see carson at 8, and bush is at 4%. kathryn lucy is a politics reported for the associated press for iowa, from des moines. good morning. >> good to be here. >> according to what i understand, how does all that work? >> yes. so there's -- that many sites. about almost 1,700 individual precincts. and there's a slightly different process on each side. so for republicans, you go, you sign in, you hear a little bit about each candidate and then they take a ballot. and the results are recorded. >> it's a private ballot. >> and they report out the results. on the democratic side, they show up, they discuss, and then they break into what they call preference groups. so the clinton people, the sanders people and the o'malley peop

time for the obligatory reporter today in the snow and today's winner is peter doocy live in arlington, virginia. is life getting back to normal there? >> reporter: not an residential streets like this one and you can see that homeowners are trying to do the right thing. they are shoveling the driveways and the sidewalks but there's no getting out of a driveway when there's 2.5 feet of snow in the street. look at this. arlington, virginia has not even tried to plow this since the really heavy stuff started coming down and since the state only promises or tries to promise that they will have the main roads cleared within 48 hours after the snow stops falling, there's no telling how long it's going to take to get all of this snow off of a less traveled road like this one. now, the main roads in arlington and throughout northern virginia are a different story. those look a little bit better. the problem though has been that snow piles are too tall and they're blocking traffic, so crews have been picking up the piles, loading them into trucks and hauling them away. in d.c. they're doing th

. >> peter doocy, thanks so much. >>> and the countdown to iowa is on. and my next guest actually won the iowa caucuses in 2008. joining me now by phone from the campaign trail in cedar rapids, iowa, republican presidential candidate governor mike huckabee. good evening, governor. >> hi, judge. great to talk to you. >> great to chat with you. i remember the days when we used to be right after each other on fox. >> yes, indeed. >> how's it going out there for you? >> well, it's going great. we're in the middle of a 150-event month in january. just in iowa. so i don't think anybody can say that we are rolling over, giving up or slowing down. >> well, you know, four years ago at this time, ten days out, you were second to last and came from behind and won. do you think that that can actually happen again this year? >> oh, absolutely. people forget that for 40 years, the iowa caucus has always produced big surprises. and the people that were absolutely touted by the east coast media usually don't win. and the winner ends up being somebody that they had not f

we begin with correspondent peter doocy here in washington. braving the elements with what's happening right now. we know the conditions are getting dangerous because officials told everybody in the region to start sheltering in place for the weekend. starting at 3:00 p.m. right now d.c. bus service suspended. d.c. metro rail service completely shutting down for the weekend at 11:00 p.m. it's the longest it's been closed in the 40-year history of the system. the federal government had safety in mind earlier when it sent employees home at noon. that decision made storm prep more difficult. because trucks using salt, brine and beat juice got caught in a mid-day rush hour. next up come the plows for virginia governor terry mcauliffe said he's this kind of clean-up is going to cost his state's taxpayers, $200 million. air travelers impacted more than anyone. some carriers are canceling all flights in and out of affected areas. more than 7,000 cancellation force today and tomorrow. cared with 6100 delays and those numbers are expected to continue g

peter doocy with more on that. >> reporter: sure doesn't look good in northern virginia but we are notaway from reagan national airport and we've been seeing for the last few hours something that we didn't see all weekend and that's planes taking off and landing. there were 12,000 cancellations across the country because of this storm this weekend. today just a hair under 2,000 cancellations. the airports in the area slowly but surely clearing more runways, positioning planes where they need to be so a lot like d.c. metro and d.c. bus service, air traffic very slowly getting back to normal. schools though going to stay closed in d.c.'s suburbs through at least tomorrow, maybe longer. the big problem now is the snow plowed off main roads is creating mountains that block at least one lane of traffic so crews have been working hard to remove that snowman wally, loading it up into trucks and taken to less populated areas. since there's so much junk mixed in this snow, there's concern about what's going to happen to the river when the melts off. there's going to be a lot more snow added to

pin washington, peter doocy, fox pnews. p>>> again the debate is tomorrow pnight at 9 on the fox news pchannel. pand after that keep it right phere on fox 13, political editor pcraig patrick will bring you plive coverage of the debate and piowa caucus from iowa. p>> children should have a 60 or pmore minutes of physical pactivity each day. pthat's according to the cdc. pbut kids spend a large part of ptheir day in school and psometimes they don't get any. psome districts recess and pe pthey become things of the past. pas fox 13 ken suarez reports pthat's all starting to change. p>> do me a favors let's turn pback the hands of time. premember when you were in pelementary school, i for one pwould count down the minutes pring. pup my heels and just relax for a plittle while. plast night pinellas county pschool officials said we have to pget back to that, we have to pgive kids a mental break from pthe rigors of academics. pso starting next school year pelementary kids k-fifth grade pwill get 20 minutes of recess or pday. pa num

correspondent peter doocy reports now, what you might call viral voters. >> the path to the white housethrough your pocket. because social media feeds on your phone or on your computer are where presidential hopefuls are trying to pick up traction, like instagram with 15-second ads that cost almost nothing to distribute, but can direct the dialogue for days. >> donald trump commands the most attention on twitter, too. mostly with posts critical of rivals. sometimes with content considered controversial. but everyone tries to make a splash there. like when hillary clinton and jeb bush confronted each other this summer. and just about everybody running has used some form of social media to chat. >> with potential supporters. sometimes it's tough to tell who is actually doing the typing at the other end. but sometimes it's pretty obvious. >> the third question most popular question from google is is rand paul still running for president and i don't know, i wouldn't be doing this dumb-ass live-streaming if i weren't. >> here's the important thing about clips like that experts say the real i

peter doocy has an update. >> the ground was shaking and people's houses were rattling but nobody canhy that is. we called the faa. they said to call the military. so we got on the phone with mcgwire air force base and they said they don't have anything in the air that would produce a sonic boom which is a thunder-like sound that happens when an aerospace vehicle flies faster than the speed of sound. mcgwire air force space doesn't have anything. we asked norad. they told us no earthquake event has been recorded by the seismic network in that area. the only thing we currently have information on is the one regarding a sonic boom. on a very tumultuous crazy news day, things get crazier. >> leave it to new jersey. thank you. twitter has its own speculation. many on twitter on blaming china. many on twitter or blaming iran. many on twitter are blaming obviously because it's new jersey, aliens. then there's a segment that gets into political leadership that we'll leave alone. twitter's bird has flown away as jersey is rocking today. we'll be back to a nod to this day in history and a look

peter doocy is in washington. why the trial was delayed after they were just about to get started? reporter: the delay is because of the hung jury. they tried william porter the first in hopes he would testify against the second officer tried, caesar goodson. since charges against that first officer, william porter, are still pending until a retrial, his lawyers don't think he can be compelled to testify because he could say something in one trial that impacts his own. the snag here is, the judge disagrees. issued what he admits is a first of its kind immunity arrangement that the first officer, william porter has to testify but that nothing he says can be used in his retrial. porter's lawyers though obviously don't think that is very fair. so they went to the maryland appeals court and appeals court still hasn't decided if the state's most important witness should be forced to testify against the officer facing the most serious charges. they're the ones who ordered today's postponement. officer goodson has to awa

first we go to peter doocy who is alive in washington, d.c. where they are never prepared well for these things. now they are trying to be prepared for the worse. are they in full panic mode yet in d.c.? >> they are. this is very serious business today. the mayor had to apologize yesterday for not having roads ready for the 1 inch of snow that crippled wednesday night's commute. she is not taking any chances. watched you see behind us, they have 345 pieces of equipment and city employees ready to go retreating street surfaces with the beet juice and salt mixture. cars parked along busy roads will soon be towed. power outages a big concern in many areas. crews are getting ready for that. and the eastern suburbs are expecting a wet snow which makes for a lot of broken branches and downed power lines. there is such worry about a whiteout in washington, d.c., the schools are closed. federal employees are working from home. when president obama moved to washington from chicago in 2009 he said he thought the people here were weather wimps because th

in washington, peter doocy, fox news. >> what do you think? mean, it's a real thing. >> it is a real problem as people walk around. people walking around the not paying attention. hopefully, shedding a little light on that. >>> 7:17 is the time. rosemary is here. how much rain do you think we will get in the next week? >> the first round weak. tuesday is a wet one. wednesday scattered showers. anywhere from .5-inch to 1 inch between found wednesday. north bay locations maybe 2 inches. that's good news there. it's going to be a soggy transition as we head towards next week. more on that in the extended forecast. let's take a look at the beautiful sunrise going on on this first day of 2016. happy new year to you. cold for your friday. you keep thinking it's saturday. it's friday. we have the entire weekend to go. here is a look at some of the numbers. very cold in portions of the north bay. we will start there. 6 in napa, 26 in santa rosa. a freeze warning for north bay, east bay, south bay locations. san jose for the south bay is included in th

i was watching over the weekend, saw peter doocy running throughout downtown washington, d.c. was bret baier. we've got some images of you and your family living it up in the snow. is this a snow tunnel you built? >> it is. you know, there was the mountain of snow that was pushed to the side, about ten feet tall. and my two kids were destined to make a fort out of it. so we spent a lot of the time digging that tunnel. >> like el chapo, kind of. >> exactly. exactly. our own el chapo escape through the snow. >> did you guys go sledding to? i know legally kids are finally allowed to go sledding in washington, d.c. >> we did. it was a lot of up and down and up and down. but it was fun. they had a blast. we finally got out, though, this morning. and you know, the worst roads are up here on capitol hill. i don't know if it has to do with congress taking a snow week or what. but it's starting to get cleared out. >> what's the deal with this? they were supposed to work two days this week, said oh, what the heck, we'll just take the whole week off. who makes decisions like that? >> i k

. >> peter doocy is live in washington, d.c. with all the details on that.> good morning, sandra. at one point last night donald trump announced he wasn't going to read off a list of new polls which he does a lot at campaign rallies, but he did have a list of donations to read aloud to the 700-person crowd including a million bucks from his own checkbook and hundreds of thousands from prominent businessmen and developers to support the veterans fundraiser that he held while protesting the fox news debate. >> we just cracked, the sign was just given. we just cracked $6 million, right? 6 million. we have outside a list of the organizations and folks that are going to be getting this money. we're going to divide it up and they're going to get a lot of money, everybody is going to fwet a lget a lot of money. >> across town at the fox news debate, though, the scandal at the veteran affairs department was part of the conversation with jeb bush declaring that fixing the va should be the first job of the next president. >> giving out $140 million of bonuses to veter

fox news correspondent period doocy is live. peter, where are you?ta, we are up in northeast d.c. not far from catholic at the salt dome. this is where all the powerful people are relying on having clean roads they are not going to slide off of. it starts here and throughout the day. one of the busiest people in washington, d.c. or the busiest person has been the guy driving that scoop2ç loader. this is the longest break we have seen him have since this morning. going in and getting a big load of salt. several thousand pounds at a time and going out and loading up a steady stream of these trucks deployed throughout the day. they were really busy before the storm started falling but we have seen them throughout the evening as well. part of the 750 employees, 345 pieces of equipment. they are all fighting really the biggest storm forecast to be the biggest storm in their lifetime. but as the big machines key ploy to try to roads, make sure it's salt)xÑçç brine and beet juice. local traffic was begging listeners to pull over and let the trucks do their

. >> peter doocy, thank you, peter. >> this is a bombshell in completely undercuts the hillary clinton's rationale for email scandal. i spoke to someone close to hillary yesterday. yesterday morning they were still claiming that this material was just run of the mill. that it was a "new york times" article on the drone program. now we are hearing -- learning just as peter explained that the obama state department, which she once ran, considers this information so classified they can't release it, there's really no explanation from the hillary people as of this morning as to how they can square this with her previous claims? >> they are trying to saying well, this is information that would have hit our server, therefore, overclassified. classification run amuck. others saying look it's the white house sticking its nose in this particularly to avoid any kind of indictment. president obama coming out this week saying none of this would put our national security at risk. josh earnst at the podium yesterday saying this about hillary clinton, watch. >> you can say with certainly and confidence