i am arthel neville.s they scramble to get the government back up and running. mitch mcconnell promising a vote on a spending deal by 1:00 a.m. eastern time. as a small group of bipartisan senators were to hammer out a deal. president trump and administration officials saying senators should invoke the nuclear option two and the stalemate that would effectively lower the amount of votes needed for a bill to pass in the senate. majority leader mcconnell has said he is opposed to doing that. as negotiations continue, democrats and republicans are digging in their heels and continuing to trade blank. we'll bring you the latest on capitol hill throughout the night. for now i am arthel neville. i will see you at the end of the hour. right now, back to greg gutfeld. >> contrary to the alarm, no one bought the farm. remember that alert that went out in hawaii? everyone was told and missile was heading toward them. they were put through 38 minutes of sheer hell. then they were told, it was a mistake. that only ha

arthel: and i'm arthel neville.s push back coming at crucial time meeting with republican lawmakers at camp david to discuss legislative priorities for this year and the political landscape going into the midterm elections, but the controversial book about presidt

i'm arthel neville. see you at the top of the hour with eric shawn.e can you join us at the top of the hour. now back to gutfeld. greg: i'm not going to lie, i love to spy. i would spy on you if i could. and maybe i am right now. close your robe, bob in waco. [laughter] open yours steve in omaha. [laughter] i am thrilled that last week the house with you the controversial program that allows the government to collect foreign intel on potential terror threats. however a warrant or probable cause are required for collections on americans but so many people seem to forget mentioning in the media or shall i say main stream media. the legislation now goes to the senate. i hope the government never comes looking for this video of me. [laughter] i was in such better shape back then. low carbs, high-protein. back on the bread. kat, in the green room you said and i quote and i recorded it thank god, we have this new fisa rules to allow me to rail against them in a secure and be secure in my safety bolstered freedom. that is exactly what he said. >> that is not

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. well, it was panicking and frightening.iian officials issued a correction on the false alarm about ten minutes later but they did that on twitter. they apparently did not manage to send a second push notifi

i'm your host, arthel neville, coming to you from new orleans.nd tonight, we're gonna head out to the plantation on the banks of the mississippi river to hear performances from a community activist, a college student, and an inspiring actor. but first, let's meet our judges. terrance simien is here. he's a leading american roots musician who has been honored with two grammy awards. terrance. - arthel. - always a pleasure. and fellow louisiana lady, kristin diable is here. she's a young singer-songwriter who magazines such as "billboard" are raving about. hello, louisiana lady. - hi, arthel. - and we have the king of bayou soul, marc broussard, whose seventh album, "easy to love,"

arthel: i'm arthel neville.re turning to twitter to calm citizens and reassure them there was no imminent danger. hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard tweeting out hawaii there is a false alarm. there is no incoming missile to hawaii. i have confirmed with officials there is no incoming missile. president trump received a briefing on the situation in hawaii. a white house official stressing the error happened on a state level, not federal. hawaii's governor also confirming the mistake saying someone pushed the wrong button which led to all of the confusion. >> obviously there was a breakdown in procedure that allowed the false alarm to occur. it's regrettable and we will be looking at all of the policies and procedures that occur at the change of shifts and other times that may be vulnerable to make sure that this event does not happen again. arthel: bryan llenas is live from our new york city newsroom with more on this. >> for the better part of half hour there are some folks in hawaii that thought they were goin

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the countdown is on to avoid a government shutdown.op agenda items include rebuilding the military, immigration and a healthcare overhaul. garrett tenney is

i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn.he state will investigate that hearing set for next friday by the legislature. and the chairman of the fcc in washington says he

arthel: i'm arthel neville.sident will hit on headlines like infrastructure and national security and highlight how thanks reform and deregulation have boosted jobs and the economy over

i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. the state will investigate that hearing set for next friday by the legislature. and the chairman of the fcc in washington says he plans to launch an investigation, too. a desperate search for shelter as some families resorted to trying to hide their children in sewers to protect them. officials say it came from an employee pushing the wrong button during a shift change. >> it was a wrong button that was pressed. >> we recognize this false alarm is a terrible thing to happen. we implemented changes to assure it doesn't happen again. we'll further refine the processes as we go forward. eric: will carr is in honolulu where the panic and fear has turned to anger and outrage. reporter: so many peopling exactly how this could happen after a terrifying morning yesterday. and as they wake up this morning they will be seeing the headlines in the local paper that says oops, and has a finger on the button. it read ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the countdown is on to avoid a government shutdown. other top agenda items include rebuilding the military, immigration and a healthcare overhaul. garrett tenney is live from the white house with more. reporter: republicans have a small window to get legislative issues done. this morning the president tweeted what some of those issues will be, saying great meeting with the cabinet and military on important subjects including military security and the wall. budget trade, and daca. daca will be a particularly hot issue the next couple weeks. democrats are demanding the dreamers be included in any spending bill after january 19. the president didn't back down from his own demand that the wall and border security be included in any deal with the dreamers. >> we want the wall. and we want to get rid of chain migration and we want to get rid of the lottery system. in addition we need money for turning. we need additional border security. these are great people and we need border security. but we want to make sure in terms of what we want --

. >> live permanent "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville.ork to market the president proposes a path to citizenship for nearly 2 million immigrants known as dreamers. in exchange for funding for his long promised border wall. on tuesday mr. trump set to deliver his first state of the union address. the white house saying the president will take a unifying tone. afghan authorities now say 103 people have died in yesterday's suicide bombing in kabul. more than 200 others have been injured. the attacker driving an ambulance filled with explosives through a checkpoint and into the city downtown. the capital of the city. the last damaging or destroying dozens of shops and cars nearby holdings and the taliban has claimed responsibility. the wealth could run dry if they do not comply! this week the department of justice sent letters to 23 century cities and states cooperating with federal immigration agents. if they refuse the doj could cut off certain federal funding. this includes new york city, chicago, and california and oregon. they say cities

arthel: i'm arthel neville.he president will hit on headlines like infrastructure and national security and highlight how thanks reform and deregulation have boosted jobs and the economy over the past year. >> the president is going to talk about how america is back. and where we are as far as growing the economy. arthel: rich, can we expect a softer tone from the president? reporter: that's what senior officials are saying. saying we can expect the president to be more empathetic during this first state of the union tuesday. officials are pointing out that the president will discuss jobs and the economy, infrastructure, national security, trade and immigration identified as a broad areas the president will build on during this speech. the president will push congressional action in shared areas of agreement. on "fox news sunday" the white house legislative director said the president will reach out across the aisle. >> the president will make an appeal to democrats and say we need to rebuild our country. and to

melissa: the news continues at the top of the hour with eric shawn and arthel neville. hese freaks someners! good luck out there, captain! >> president trump and back washington. and with in switzerland for the world economic forum. he is a beacon week ahead as he is preparing today to deliver his first state of the union address. that of course, on tuesday. welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> we a senior white house official revealing a theme of the speech will be sent building a safe strong and part american. the president expected to talk about his accomplishments during the first year in office and the challenges that lay

arthel neville is photo bombing your live shot. >> you're supposed to ignore people that go by.rson. >> tell her that i like her coat. >> she likes your coat. >> we have to go back to work now. in all seriousness, is not funny at the airport. in fact one day after the storm it was incredible. i was at laguardia. there was some 8000 delays still and over 1500 cancellations. airlines have been a mess at the airport. >> yes. at jfk this morning there was such a delay. hours and hours, after 20 hours people stuck on the tarmac. people were so bored they started playing violin. there's nothing to do when you're in the airport. you have to figure out what to do. it was just hours of delays. in fact, there were people left on airplanes on the tarmac without food, without water, without toilets. that's because there are so many inbound flights that to be today there were not enough gates. the port authority had to bring in portable staircases, take people off of their airplanes, buses to terminals. one said jfk is an embarrassment. five hours in the airport has no information regarding

i'm arthel neville. >> good afternoon. i'm eric shawn.trump is foregoing his weekend in florida staying at the white house to sign a potential spending bill that would end the government shutdown if it comes. it is the first time the capital has gone dark since the last government shutdown back in 2013. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are dishing out blame. >> and peter doocy is live now on capitol hill with the very

arthel: i'm arthel neville.deral agencies now shut down but the most essential workers like our troops will report for duty but potentially without pay. now 18 hours and counting since failing to reach a spending deal, and senate leaders from both sides are working hard to assign the blame. >> like the president, like the house, and like a bipartisan majority of senators the american people cannot begin to understand why the senate democratic leader thinks the entire government should be shut down until he gets his way on illegal immigration. >> negotiating with president trump is like negotiating with jell-o. that's why this compromise will be called the trump shutdown. the president's behavior is -- [inaudible] -- to compromise which is required to getting things done in government. eric: peter doocy is live on capitol hill this evening with the latest. hi. >> hi, eric, believe it or not, the fight on the floor of the house a few minutes ago had nothing to do with keeping the government open even though it is

i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn.ll have continuing coverage of the continuing government shutdown, despite the vote at 1:00 in the morning, it appears they are going into a third day on monday as congress tries to get the job done, haven't done it yet. arthel: stay with us. rick leventhal is up next with the fox report. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... liked to style my dog as a kid... and were pumped to open my own salon. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. the president's push back coming at crucial time meeting with republican lawmakers at camp david to discuss legislative priorities for this year and the political landscape going into the midterm elections, but the controversial book about president trump and his family threatens to overshadow the high-stake meeting, mr. trump taking time to address some of the claims made by the author. >> he said he interviewed me for three hours in the white house, it didn't exist, it's in his imagination, i consider it a work of fiction and i think it's a disgrace. arthel: live from the white house with more, rich, president trump has been defending intelligence since this morning, tell us more. >> since early via twitter, the president mentioned he's very smart and a very stable genius. this is all in response to michael wolff and his book and interviews claiming that those surrounding the president believe he's unfit for office so the president then detailed his resume. >> i went to a -- i had a