i'm caroline shively in washington with the details straight ahead. >>> look at the stocks to see the dow jones up slightly adding 50 points. the s&p done very slightly, the nasdaq is down by just more than .5%. >> netflix is way up. i have watched the stock, it was at 196 weeks ago now 254. >>> president trump is headed to switzerland to attend the world economic forum with global leaders. >> this comes as tensions mount in washington over the stents of the president on immigration. caroline shively has the story. >> president trump touting the us as a powerhouse tweeting tremendous investment by companies from all over the world. there has never been anything like it. the promotion comes as the president aims to sell his america first position. at the world economic forum in switzerland. stephen mnuchin arrived in the swiss alps just ahead of trump. >> it is about economic and opportunities to invest in. >> in zurich protesters marched to the financial district caring banners opposing the visit. >> we are protesting against trump and against the economic forum. >> president trump is

in washington caroline shively, fox news. >> all right. bring in the a plus panel for tonight. bill caruso, democratic strags this year. welcome back. good see you. immigration attorney is here. goad sue. thanks for being here and a lawyer and columnist for law and crime. let's start with you. they reached a deal. daca on the table in discussion. think the democrats caught themselves they were caught in a position they could not get out of. now they had no choice. nothing has changed. >> evidently the democrats gamble here and they did lose in my opinion they are going to be discussing daca before february 8th that all happened that have not won anything here. >> from a tragedy standpoint and it seems schumer got caught flat-footed and didn't have a plan when he went ton the president and the president engaged. he stepped back and he weekend went by. yeah. it was misfire. i mean, the long game i think will be important here if we get it done. i think right now yes they did. they put a lot on the table here and didn't get anything and end up doing a continuing res lugs or whatev

we do that expect it to pass in the senate next week. >> sure. >> all right, caroline shively with theery latest. we know you're going to stay on top of it. thank you caroline. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange is now a citizen of ecuador. >> the country granted him citizenship. he had been living in the ecuadorian embassy in london for a year now at this point. in fact he was granted asylum by ecuador. sexual assault allegations are still out there. swedish law enforcement dropped that investigation into assange last year. he tweeted out a j photo of himself wearing a ecuadorian jersey. the ecuadorian government is trying to work with the british authorities to figure out where to go from here. >> interesting. >> but he's still for a lot of people sort of a folk hero for what he's done with wikileaks. we'll see where that goes from here. >> yeah, very iraning. >> president trump se -- very interesting. >> these are comments he made about immigrants. >> during a meeting today at the white house some lawmakers reportedly were talking about restoring protections for immigrants from th

i'm caroline shively. i will have that up next. >> breaking news to bring you.here's been a 5.8 earthquake in far northern california and off the coast. the earthquake's epicenter is 100 miles west of ferndale. essentially out in the water. for reference, it is 20 miles south of eureka. it happened minutes ago this morning. a 5.8 earthquake. given the fact that it was out in the water, we're working to find out if anyone on shore felt it, had any injuries or perhaps damage. we want today get the breaking news information as soon as we had it. >>> let's quickly pivot to the stocks and how the market is doing. the dow is up 200 points. we are seeing bumps but not quite as big over on the s&p and nasdaq. >>> president trump is in switzerland for the world economic forum, already underway. >> a new poll shows how americans think he is doing after his first year in office. >> he plans to visit the u.k. this year. caroline shively has the latest from washington. >> reporter: president trump arriving in switzerland, meeting with leaders from across the globe at the wor

caroline shively reports from delaware where there is snow and the wind is a huge factor. >> reporter: absolutely. the wind is making this very dangerous. the snow has been coming down steadily since 9:00. it will be going longer than we thought. we thought this would be wrapping up at noon but we are told to expect it today. because of the wind we are at almost 0 visibility. >> the whiteout conditions started in the southeast confusing lifelong southerners. >> i have never experienced anything like this. i don't know how to drive like this in this type of weather. >> savannah was one of the typically warmer climates hammered by brutal winter storms. the snow and frigid temperatures paralyzed cities and towns while fascinating locals. >> this is the first time i have seen snow. >> now the system is moving north prompting officials to prepare for a dangerous weather event. a so-called bomb cyclone. state and local governments have closed. crews were out in force around boston pretreating the roads for one foot of snow. it is the wind and the deep freeze that has new england governors t

caroline shively lab in washington with more on the story. reporter: good morning, arthel.jumping into the race, posting this week. we are running for senate followed by rainbow hearts on the hashtag we got the spirit or message on youtube was a bit more ominous. >> we don't need more or better the errors. we need someone willing to fight. >> a woman and candidate, but in 2010 was army intelligence analyst private bradley manning who was caught giving wiki lakes documents about u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan prisoners in guantÁnamo bay. it was the largest leak of classified documents in u.s. history. 2013, manning was convicted and sentenced to 35 years in prison, then late last year president obama commuted the sentence to the seven years already served and she was released from the military prison here she was challenging ben cardin, the two-term senator up for reelection in november. the two would meet in the maryland democratic primaries this june. many promised to fight that would take one to win this and thought of as an easy favorite. some of the main recognition

caroline shively in washington d.c. with wealthy tax back. caroline. reporter: good morning. policies become a per victory lap as president trump goes to pennsylvania to talk about tax reform in the economy. i didn't expect him to highlight. apple announced its having thousand workers and $30 billion in taxes on profits they've been keeping overseas. the company taking advantage of a one-year window made in tax reform law that let companies repatriate money at a lower tax rate. the tech company giving $2500 stock bonuses to most of its employees and abu make $30 billion in capital expenditures in the u.s. over the next five years. >> it sounded like president trump tax bill has been a huge windfall for apple. >> is a corporate piece of an individual piece. i believe the corporate tax will result in job creation in the faster growing economy. >> another potential topic yesterday the dow closed 26,000 for the first time as some of the biggest u.s. companies really stronger than expected order the results. some investors nervous about a government shutdown if congress doesn't pa

. >> caroline shively has been dealing with the weather for hours and has the latest. good morning, caroline. >> reporter: good morning. things are waking up here. check it out. the roads are getting pretty full. the people out on the roads are facing obstacles however. we saw a tow truck that was being towed itself. this road is cleared but we are seeing patches of icy gross pieces. that's why officials say stay home if you can. the other big reason they don't want people out is the subzero windchill factor. >> temperatures are forecasted to drop quickly, posing a threat for flash freezes. >> reporter: a brutal deep freeze now setting in across much of the u.s. coming in the wake of a powerful winter storm. a bomb cyclone system that blasted the east coast with heavy snow, hurricane-force winds and coastal flooding. >> it is not that bad. but the temperature is too low. >> reporter: record-breaking cold air and bitter winds are now predicted through sunday, including down south. >> it is one of the coldest in several years. >> reporter: with windchill, it could feel li

caroline shively with more. >> chelsea manning announced her senate run sunday morning on social media. posting the upbeat tweet, we are running for senate followed by a happy face, rainbow hearts and hashtag we got this. on youtube she was more ominous talking about current political leaders. >> we don't need them anymore. we can do better. we got this. >> today manning is a transgender woman, writer and cut a candidate but in 2010 she was army intelligence analyst private bradley manning who was caught giving wikileaks documents about the us war in iraq and afghanistan. it was a shocker, the largest leak of classified documents in us history. in 2013 manning was convicted and sentenced to 35 years in prison when last year president obama commuted her sentence to the seven years already served and she was released from the military prison. she is challenging ben cardin a two-term senator who is up for reelection in november. the two would meet in a primary in june. ben cardin is thought of as the easy favorite for reelection but someone with this name recognition could bring heavy med

fox's caroline shively has the very latest from washington. >> reporter: two republican senators haveade the first known criminal referral from congress as part of the russia investigation. but it's not against anyone in the trump administration over possible collusion it targets the men who authored that much talked about but unverified dossier on president trump ahead of the election. in a letter to the justice depth, senate judiciary chairman chuck grassily and lindsay graham say christopher steel may have lied to federal officials about his contact with the reporters ahead of the election. steal a former british spy was on the payroll of opposition research firm fusion gps. the project was later partially funded by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. >> when you get to the point when you actually make a criminal referral, then you're saying to the department of justice, we have seen the information, we have seen the evidence, we believe there is more than a probable cause to prosecute this crime, and so that is a whole other level. >> reporter: democrat dia

caroline shively is in washington with more. >> a procedural vote to test if there is enough support to move forward with temporarily ending the government shutdown on the senate floor. lawmakers remain divided over a spending bill to fully fund federal services. >> every day that we spent arguing is another day that we cut negotiations on daca and defense spending and other shared priorities. >> the short-term resolution would give congress three more weeks to negotiate extending funding for federal services until february 8. the president casting blame on democrats tweeting the democrats are turning down services and security for citizens in favor of security for noncitizens. >> this is ridiculous. i don't think they knew what they were getting into. >> democrats are holding out for a deal on daca to protect young immigrants. >> the truth is there are divisions that need to be resolved and kicking the can down the road without some path forward does not make sense. >> president trump suggested republicans use the nuclear option changing the rules to vote to reopen the government wi

.>> caroline shively explains. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. >> a message from president trump at the world economic forum. the president touting tax reform and efforts to cut regulation. he says it is a great time to invest in the us but trade deals must be fair.>> i will always put america first just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone.>> president trump 's trip overshadowed by events in washington with the president denying reports that he tried to fire robert mueller last summer. >> fake news. >> mueller is looking into allegations of collusion with russia and obstruction of justice. >> this is a really bad position and now there are questions about his presidency at risk. >> there is also immigration, the white house detailing a plan for a path to citizenship for dreamers and $25 billion for border security and the wall. there is pushback from democrats and republicans. we will hear more on the plans for america very soon. the president said -- is set to delive

caroline shively is live from delaware in the thick of it.looks like the snow is persisting but has the wind died down? >> reporter: within the last few moments it has but then you get a massive gust and it will practically knock you off of your feet. it is hard to know if it is just a one or two minute break. >> i like to your tweet of your little outfit but i wanted to ask, in cities like savannah, georgia where they don't get snow and they don't have snow plows or the equipment, that is where this is most likely to have a big effect, correct? >> reporter: absolutely. because a lot of those places got freezing rain it is dragging down the power lines. in parts of minneapolis everybody has a snowplow you put it on your truck and you are fine. these cities that are not prepared. talking to the bartender last night, here come the wind. the bartender joked we only have one snowplow because as far north in delaware they don't get a lot of snow. when you add in the mix of the "bomb cyclone" with the awful wind that is what is tough.>> it looks li

that's where caroline shively has been braving the elements all day long. how is it this afternoon compared to this morning? >> reporter: less snow, same wind, lower temperatures. so we could be working into an even worse part of the storm. once the snow stops, it will get worse. we will get negative 4 windchill. they say only emergency personnel, only if you have to be on the roads is the only reason to be out there. we see plenty of people out there. i'm not sure if that is a wreck. there is an officer pulled to the side of the road. plenty of people are stuck in snow banks. >>> they can't get past. stuck in parking lots. it is a bad scene here in this bomb cyclone. the storm started tuesday in florida, slamming the southeast with rare snowfall and frigid temperatures. it is now moving north quickly, bringing high winds and heavy snow to the mid-atlantic and northeast. >> it feels like cold pellets when they hit you they melt and they sting. gee, i guess you've been shot in the face with a shotgun of micro pellets at, what, 40 miles per hour. >> reporter:

fox news caroline shively is in washington with more. >> reporter: president trump picked a twitter fightboard air force one calling one of his immigration foes crying shock. one of the battles facing him here in d.c. the other involves the special counsel investigat investigating his white house. fake news, folks much fake news. >> president pushing back on reporter that say he tried to fire special counsel robert mueller last summer. but sources tell fox news, the president did say he could fire mueller if he wanted to. that he has the short to do it. but was told by white house lawyer don mcgann that firing the man rest gating russian interference in the election would blow up in his face. >> there's no evidence of collusion. there's no evidence of wrongdoing. >> reporter: the other hot issue of the day is immigration. president trump mentioning it in his speech at the world economic forum in switzerland. >> america is a cutting edge economy but our immigration system is stuck in the past. >> reporter: the president' plans would create a path to citizenship for 1.8 million dreamers and

in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> coming up, can you believe it? eagles fans gettin gettingp across the country. we know so much better than that. the positive impact the birds have on one particular fan. >>> the nominees are... did your favorite stars and movies make the cut? we'll break down who is in the running for oscar gold. ♪ this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. firefighter cos battle it back. no one is hurt including pets. the red cross is assisting the families and red paw relief is helping a dog and two cats. >>> bill cosby made a rare appearance cracking jokes at a cam dee club his last come detour ended after 60 or so women accused of the 80-year-old of sexual misconduct. what just happened is his first real performance in years. our shawnette wilson was there last night and has more from ger

in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> there's word tonight that i.c.e. is about to start tracking license plates across the country. according to cnbc, the agency has finalized a contract giving it access to a nationwide license plate recognition database capable of giving access to billions of license plate records and realtime location tracking. this is raising significant concerns from civil libertarians. but an i.c.e. spokesman says i.c.e. is not seeking to build a license plate reader database and it will not be collecting any data. >>> the family of an undocumented immigrant who was detained by i.c.e. officials after dropping his daughter off at daycare protested in front of i.c.e. head quarters in san francisco today. the man has been in the country for 20 years and was arrested in october. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us how his family is asking for his release. [ singing ] >> reporter: singing in hebrew, jews in san francisco felt compelled to stand up for fernando an illegal immigrant from mexico who faces deportation. >> we don't have to look ba

fox's caroline shively reports with more. >> reporter: the president maintains he nerve said the expletivehile discussing immigration with lawmakers. trust. you should probably record future meetings. >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> reporter: a day after the president is said to have used vulgar language against haiti and african countries at a white house meeting on immigration, now questions of racism are coming from several corners at home and abroad. >> there's no other word one can use but racist. you cannot dismiss entire countries and continents as (bleep) holes. >> reporter: president trump tweeting friday he never used the expletive and his staff is backing him up. >> i was not in the room and it was very clear that he in his tweet as his tweet stands was the language was not used. >> reporter: but senator dick durbin who was in the room describes it this way. >> used this vile and vulgar comments calling the nations they come from (bleep) holes. the exact word used by the president, not more, not just once but repeatedly. >> reporter: the controversy may make it even harde

caroline shively is in washington with details on what happens next. >> reporter: after nearly three fighting and finger pointing, lawmakers have come together with a plan to end the government shut down. >> mr. schumer? >> ay. >> with that vote, the senate took the first crucial step to reopening the federal governme government. thanks to deal struck by democratic and republican leaders. >> chuck and mitch had to come together for the good of the country and said, we hear you loud and clear. you'll get a chance. >> reporter: to get to this vote, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised democrats that he'd allow a vote on daca to help the 800,000 immigrants had were brought here illegally as children before protections run out for dreamers march 5th. but the white house las laid out three more issues needed for the president's support of daca. >> chain migration, into the visa lottery system and funding for border security that would certainly include the wall. >> reporter: measure reopens the government until februar february 8th. a new deadline but with an old budget. >> con

in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> san jose officials today reaffirmed their commitment to standing with the city's immigration community t community leaders and elected officials said recent rumors about widespread immigration raids have caused fear and uncertainty for thousands of illegal immigrants. officials say the city has many resources and services for those affected by immigration crackdowns. >> the mayor, the city council and chief of police have committed to protect the constitutional rights of our residents and not invest dollar one in i.c.e. operations. >> officials say santa clara county operates around the clock hotline where people can report i.c.e. activity in the south bay. the hotline has more than 600 volunteers to support immigrants at risk for deportation. it also serves to inform residents of their rights and protect them from unlawful arrests. >>> china is greatly reducing the amount of recycling that it's willing to take from america. a lot of that recycling is piling up and it threatens to overwhelm us. >> drivers asked to pay more to help ease tra

caroline shively is in washington with the details. caroline?> two big questions about the military and a shutdown, one will it still function to protect the nation? yes. will they get paid to do it? maybe. first let's talk about security. defense secretary jim mattis sent out a memo that says, quote, ships and submarines will remain at sea, our aircraft will continue to fly, and our war fighters will continue to pursue terrorists throughout the middle east, africa, and south asia. while training for reservists must be curtailed, active forces will stay at their posts adapting their training to achieve the least negative impact on our readiness to fight. the getting paid part of this whole situation is a little trickier. active duty military members are essential personnel, so they have to show up for work, even without pay. during the last shutdown in 2013, congress passed a stopgap measure so servicemembers didn't miss a paycheck. senator mckass kell a missouri democrat tried to do something similar early saturday. >> we don't want one moment

from washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> today is another winter spare the air day. the 19th alert this season. and the bay area air quality management district is encouraging you and everyone else to carpool. it is illegal to burn woods indoors and outdoors. >>> in the meantime a high surf advisory is in effect along the bay area coast. waves as high as 18 feet. it is expected to continue through tomorrow afternoon. so be careful. the national weather service says do not turn your back to the ocean. the waves could be very unpredictable and there could be strong rip currents. >>> all right. it is 6:16 right now. we want to check in on the weather. we're going to get rain this week. >> yes. later this evening, not this morning. the fog is the big story this morning, you two. for many. not for all. there was a lot more yesterday. the easterly breeze brings it right back in from the valley. if you're stuck in that, it is tough to budge. higher clouds up above. no rain yet. maybe up on the north coast. we're waiting for our system. more likely this evening. rain returns

caroline shively, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> former massachusetts governor and 2012 republican presidentialinee mitt romney may be running for senate. hatch will retire after 40 years in the senate, opening the door for romney to possibly take his seat. yesterday in a tweet, romney thanked hatch for his service and changed his location on twitter from massachusetts to utah where he has lived since 2013. >>> there are new concerns over relations with north korea after president trump tweeted about the u.s.'s nuclear capabilities. the president shot back at kim jong-un after the regime leader tweeted about a nuclear button on his desk. president trump responded by saying that his nuclear button is bigger and more powerful than his. analysts say the possibility of conflict with north korea is increasing as south korea is hoping to open communication with its neighbor. >> north korea can talk with anyone they want. but the u.s. is not going to recognize it or acknowledge it until they agree to ban the nuclear weapon that's they have. >> north and south korea are reopening the lines of communica

. >>> once again caroline shively braving the elements for us.ay is a little better than yesterday, wouldn't you say? >> reporter: yeah. definitely colder but we're not taking snow to the snoot the entire day. check out this red bmw. we just met her. she is going to take this across the street. they're trying to clear out. is that why you're moving. >> the parking lot, yes. >> reporter: you're from pennsylvania. >> i am. >> reporter: your husband said you don't need the jeep, honey. why? >> because the storm is going to go off shore. >> reporter: do you have any messages if your husband is watching this morning. >> thank you for now driving three hours to come get me. >> reporter: so it is a happy story. we will step out of your way so you can start reversing. this snow plow back there, that's what they had to bring in. can you see that at the the other end of the parking lot. >> got it. >> reporter: the plow couldn't do it so they brought in a front end loader. >> would you say this morning we're starting to see the county and city crews come ou

in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> sanctuary cities are the best friend of gangs and cartels. >> the war of words between president trump and sanctuary cities heating up once again. we look at the president's claims there about the relationship between a city's sanctuary status and its crime rate. >> should a 4.5 or greater quake hit here on the hayward fault or anywhere else on the west coast, an alert system is now set up to let people farther away know it's coming. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> sam liccardo announced this morning he has resigned from a key fcc committee board he was serving on. mayor liccardo resigned from the broadband deployment advisory committee while in washington, dc. he says the fcc is serving the interests of the telecommunications industry

land supply route into afghanistan to support war efforts. >>> in washington, caroline shively, fox 29oping right now, the longest serving republican in the senate or rin hatch is retiring. he spent more than 40 years in the mitt cal game but says he now wants to spend more time with his family. he's 83 years old and has been a major force in helping get the tack bill through congress and on to the president's desk. he passed more than 670050 bills in a law over the course of his time in the senate. >>> 1800s the can i cry what go west, young man new study from moving company shows americans are still moving west. 12 parts of the northeast and midwest are losing people. united van lines tracks customers state to state migration patterns and three of the top four destinations states are oregon, idaho and nevada. at the other end of the spectr spectrum, is illinois which had the highest% of outbound moves followed by new jersey, new york connecticut and kansas. >>> well, with a new year comes new laws. fox's jonathan hunt takes look at some of them and how they impact us. >> reporter: al

rick: caroline shively from washington. let's get reaction now from house g.o.p.epublican congressman doug collins of georgia joining us tonight. thanks for being here. thank you for your service a lieutenant colonel in the service, a war veteran, does this upset you that servicemembers will have to work without pay? >> why doesn't mccaskill go back to the senate floor and tell her minority leader to withhold the votes so we can get this thing passed and we can fund it? this is an interesting game we're playing here in which the senate democrats have chosen illegal immigrants who we want to see fixed, the president said we want to see the daca problem solved they have prioritized them over the men and women of service and not just the military but the other agencies who do valuable work from research to finding cure for diseases to everything else we need. this is a problem all the way around. yes, it is disheartening. yes it is frustrating but it can be solved right now. i encourage my democrat friends and republicans in the senate go vote, do your job, get this

caroline shively fox news. >>> inc it's cold.ve look over the ben franklin parkway less than an hour and a half left in 2017 and tonight many people ringing in the new year inside because it's so cold outside. meteorologist kathy orr is talking about windchills below zero. >> iain in many places we're already there, lots of crowds heading towards penns landing for the fireworks at midnight, temperatures are cold. it's ten degrees in the city, pof the west at six miles an out hour, the windchill advisory for the region, the tri-state area until tomorrow morning at 11:00 we're talking about six to ten degrees below zero, that's what it will feel like in the philadelphia area, as you go in the lehigh valley and poconos colder, in the poconos 22 below, that number will stick right through tomorrow morning. six below in allentown, pottstown and reading, and it's going to continue to be quite cold. 10 in philadelphia. six in pittsburgh, look at the cold through milwaukee, international falls is the temperature 15 below, it's 11 below i

in washington caroline shively.tvu fox 2 news. >>> an earth quake just off the coast of humboldt county. people who felt it said it was like a rolling earthquake it was a 5.8 magnitude. >>> son, clouds, hail, rain. what could go wrong ? >> it's a little bit of everything. we've had more thunderstorm reports popping up. looking out toward the mount diablo. of those dark clouds out there. that is an unstable atmosphere. here's the live camera looking out towards the san francisco bay. those are striking photos. the main system has moved out. it did produce snow in the sierras. look at the numbers on the screen. finally we are adding quality snowfall to the ski resorts. this is been a productive storm. and i'll continue to be a winter storm warning in place till 10 am tomorrow morning. here is the progression of the radar over the past three hours. there are showers and thunderstorms developing. we have some action approaching fairfield. some pretty good down pours near i-80. this one cell has been drifting closer to s

heather: caroline shively in washington dc with what is really happening. >> donald trump heads to pennsylvaniaoday to talk about how tax forms helping businesses, apple just announced it is hiring 20,000 new workers and paying $3 billion in taxes on profits overseas, taking advantage of a 1-year window in the tax reform law that lets companies repatriate money at a lower tax rate, and the stock bonus to most of its employees and says it will make $30 billion in capital expenditures over the next five years. there is more good news, yesterday the dow closed above 26,000 for the first time, the biggest us companies released stronger-than-expected quarterly result, some investors are nervous about a potential government shutdown of congress doesn't pass ningbo by friday. nasdaq record. president tweeted the main street back, the strongest bumps since the great recession, by billions of dollars. >> whether you voted for him or not i like him or not if he succeeds the nation succeeds. look at the economy, if he fails the nation fails. >> the president will be in pittsburgh but talking about the eco

rick: caroline shively has more. reporter:op will the military still function to protect the nation? yes.ye will they get paid to do it? maybe. defense secretary jim mattis sent out a memo and said ships will remain at sea, our aircraft will continue to fly, and our war fighters will continue to pursue terrorists throughout the middle east. the getting paid part of this situation is trickier. active duty military members are essential personnel so they have to show up for work even without pay. senator clare mccast cass skill tried to do something similar early saturday to allow them to get paid. >> we don't want one minute to pass of there being any uncertainty foror any soldier in the world that they will be paid for o the valiant work that they do on behalf of our national security. reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell shot that down. some come airies and other base services will be shutting down if this goes down this week.he the military gets paid on the 1st and 15th of every month. there is no legal

as caroline shively reports the horrifying circumstances of this case have put a focus on the californiahat is how some people are describing conditions in the turpin residency near los angeles. david and louise turpin are expected in court later today, the parents who tortured their 13 children starving them and leaving the kids shackled to furniture. >> it is hard to think of them as adults when you see them because they are small and it is clear they are mounded -- malnourished. the parents were homeschooling the kids listed online as sandcastle day school but unlike some other states california does not actively monitor home schools. the sister of louise said she ner even h contacts with her nieces and nephews. their neighbor was told about kids living next door when she moved in but says she doubted the claims. >> i would say are you sure there are 12 kids that live there? there is no way that you don't hear and see the little kids. >> the family used to live in north texas near the us -- family here. >> overtime we had less and less contact>> one of the children ran away and was br

fox's caroline shively reports.ustice department should focus on in the russia investigation. potential collusion with the trump campaigning or how the department handled information about the clinton campaign. this morning lindsay graham ask ed why not both. if you believe robert mueller should be looking at the trump campaign, count mean in. but if you ignore all of this stuff, you're blind. by all this stuff, senator gram means in part how the doj handled information coming from christopher steel. steel is behind the bombshell does air on president trump put together before the investigation. the fbi still considered putting him on the gram and other republicans including the president are also complaining about how some justice department officials allegedly favored hillary clinton over mr. trump while those same offerings were part of the team investigating clinton's e-mails. gram hit that topic hard this morning and democrats blasted right back. i want a special council to look at not not only how mr. steel co

caroline shively in washington with a live report.>> reporter: lawmakers had gathered in the oval office to talk about restoring protections for immigrants. president trump dropped his bombshell but >> sources tell fox trump used foul language thursday when speaking with lawmakers about an immigration deal. he was referring to countries in africa central america in the caribbean whose residents who come to the u.s. have temporary protective status. according to the source he then said the u.s. should bring more immigrants from nations like norway. reaction has been -->> the language. the racial implications are reprehensible. he deserves the criticism he is going to get back a lot of his supporters will agree with that tone. an elected him because he uses from time to time that tone.>> reporter: lawmakers are speaking out. democrat luis gutierrez said as an american i'm ashamed of the president. mia love of you talk tweeted the comments were unkind and elitist. following his behavior is matt calling his behavior unacceptable. with the smaller group of key lawmakers. following up on wedne

caroline shively has the latest from washington. what law do the senators believe christopher steele might have actually broken? >> they think lying to federal investigators. it is actually named the martha stewart statute. and it is about lying to a federal agent about an ongoing investigation. he was on the payroll of fusion gps we talk to them about the dossier. trying to get them to write stories. graham and grassley think he may have lied about the interaction with journalists. the project was later partially funded by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. the veracity of the contents of the dossier is still disputed. a criminal referral makes no transit members of congress cannot levy criminal charges but can flag them to be doj for more review. many republicans still want to know if the dossier sparks the entire fbi investigation into possible collision between the trump campaign and russia. >> this all goes to, how did this investigation into this collusion begin with law enforcement? what was christoph

caroline shively has the details. >> reporter: this is a key step because this is the first time in member of trumps cabinet has been brought in for questioning. >> i'm not concerned. >> reporter: president trump said he is not worried about investors intern -- interviewing just doesn't -- jeff sessions. sessions was grilled for several hours last week in robert mueller's office point miller and his team are trying to determine if anyone involved with mr. trump coordinated with the russians before the election and whether the presidents decision to part of be a director james comey in may was a destruction of justice. democrats say miller prims -- miller prims independence must be protected.  >> there trying to stop him from doing his job. that is not what america is about. no person is about the law. >> reporter: sessions recused himself from the investigation after it was revealed he met with russian officials and number of times in 2016 while he was u.s. senator and advising the trump team. his recusal and rage the president. some republican members of congress have called for him to

. >> caroline shively has reactio reaction. >> democrats and republicans cranked up their fight overstice department should focus on in the rush investigation. potential collusion with the trump campaign or how the department handled information about the clinton campaign. lindsey graham asked why not both. >> if you believe robert muller should be looking at the trump campaign, count me in. but if you ignore all this stuff, your blind. >> by all the stuff he means in part, how the d.o.j. handled information coming from christopher steele. he is the man behind the bombshell dossier on president trump. his research was partially funded by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. the fbi still considered putting him on the payroll for more information. graham and other republicans are also complaining about how some justice department favored hillary clinton while the same officials were part of the team investigating him. they hit the topic hard this morning and democrats blasted right back. >> allen a special counsel to look at not only how he conducted himself but

in washington, caroline shively, fox 2 news. >>> a path to citizenship for the so-called dreamers. back in september, president trump said he will not consider citizenship for those enrolled in daca. it allowed undocumented immigrants brought here as children would -- the president announced last year he was ending the obama era program, but he gave congress until last month to come up with a solution. the homeland security says the trump administration is not ruling out a pathway for the dreamers to become citizens, but she did emphasize that building a border wall is still the agency's top priorities. >>> critics of california state law are taking an unusual approach. someone put these signs along the california state line. it says official sanctuary state for illegals and -- it does not apply to violent criminals. brown signed the law. it's not clear who put the signs up, but they have since been taken down. >>> with the so-called sanctuary state law in effect, california is getting more attention from federal officials. the acting ice director is upset that governor brown isn't

in washington caroline shively, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> widespread panic in hawaii over the weekend after a false alarm claiming a missile was headed for hawaii, coming up how we are learning about how the mistake was made. >>> coming up afternoon, here at the gardens in san francisco we are celebrating the life of one of the greatest americans and certainly one of the bravest, martin luther king jr.>>> good morning on this holiday, most people do have today off and traffic is light in san jose. as well as the silicon valley and the entire bay area. >>> most people are dealing with fog, if not it is probably close and that is the main story this morning. by tonight we could be looking at a little more rain. more on that coming up. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're g

caroline shively is here with the latest. >> hi there, gillian.his is one of about 250 events all across the country, one year after the event that brought more and a million people to the streets, one year ago. my photographer jason can show you around the crowd. definitely smaller than last year, but just as enthusiastic. you can see the signs of people of course, the pink hats that became so famous last year. a couple of unexpected speakers today. senators caine and blumenthal, talking about the importance of getting more women to run for office. we spoke to women on the ground and asked them why are you here? >> i'm here because i have to be. things have gotten way worse than i ever thought that they would and i'm afraid that our government's being eroded and all the rights that i think a lot of us have taken for granted over the years need to be protected. >> it's been quite a year and it's all about supporting women, since politics aside, it's all about women and women's rights. >> and the speakers should go here for about another hour. afte

and washington caroline shively fox news>>> both california senators voted against the funding, this statement was posted on twitter, the majority leader's comments fell far short from the ironclad guarantee i needed to support a stop's ending bill and i refuse to put the lives of nearly 700,000 young people in the hands of someone who has repeatedly gone back on his word. senator dianne feinstein released a statement, for 4 months republicans promised a vote on the dream act, and for 4 months they've kicked the can down the road, they spent weeks passing a tax cut bill for the rich instead of working on a bill to keep the government open and help daca recipients. >>> to san francisco supervisors want to increase the amount of money the city spends on legal aid to help undocumented immigrants. >>> allie rasmus joining us for look at the demonstration going on. >>> 4 behind us, at city hall you can see several people gathered, supporting the legislation, hilly report -- they plan to introduce, at the podium's public defender, the head of the public defender's office in san francisco.

. >>> president trump will meet with -- caroline shively, ktvu. >>> there's a -- this morning the attorney general sessions threatened to subpoena cities that don't provide documents to show who local law enforcements are sharing -- sessions made it his top priorities to crack down on illegal immigration. he threatened to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities including san francisco, oakland and san jose. about >>> we're at lunch time. many people thinking ahead to their drive home which for many of them could be wet, mark. >>> it will be a challenge, gasia and mike. santa rosa reporting heavy rain for the 12:00 hour. so beginning to inch into the north bay, if you can't see on the radar, so 11:00, we had heavy rain up in ukiah and the rain is moving south. there you go towards ports of mendocino county. the airport between the santa rosa and windsor and that's where we have the heavy rain report and is spreading to the south. highway 101 so watching out for rain. here's our live camera looking out toward [indiscernible] and solid overcast. between now and 2:00, we're going to int

caroline shively says president trump has been showing support for the demonstrators on twitter as well as blaming his predecessors. >> reporter: president trump kicking off the new year tweeting support for the iranian people sing quote, the people of iran are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt iranian regime. the tweet coming after state television reports nine people have been killed in overnight clashes between protesters and security forces. >> with the high stakes in syria in the high-stakes with the rebalancing, this is one to watch. this could be a focal point for the history of this region. >> reporter: the demonstrations, the largest since 2009 have been publicly supported by the trump administration. the president has been increasingly critical of the obama administration's handling adding in today's tweets, all of the money that president obama so foolishly gave them went to terrorism and into their pockets. the people have little food, big inflation and no human rights. the u.s. is watching. >> we have an opportunity to correct one of the great failures of the pr

caroline shively is following this part of the story from washington. >>reporter: to be questions about the military and they shut down. will it still function to protect the nation? yes. will they get paid to do it? maybe. first let's talk about secured. in sector matus and a memo saying ships and marines will stay at sea. our aircraft will continue to fly and war fighters will pursue terrorist brother the middle east, africa and south asia while training must be curtailed. active forces will stay at their posts adapting their training to achieve the least negative impact. active duty military members are essential personnel. so they have to show up for work, even without pay. during the last shutdown in 2013, congress passed a measure so that they didn't miss a paycheck. senator - - a democrat try to do something similar early saturday. >> we don't want one moment to pass without there being any certainty to any soldier anywhere in the world, that they will be paid for the valiant work they do on behalf of our national security. >>reporter: senate maj

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caroline shively has this report from the largest march that took place in our nation's capital. >>reporter: the focus of last year's event was protesting the election of president trump . but this year's theme is power to the polls to get more women running for office. take a look at the crowd. thousands of people with signs, famous pink cats and plenty of enthusiasm. they rallied at the national mall and marched to the white house but i am here because i have to be. things have gotten way worse than i ever thought they would. i am afraid our government is being eroded. all of - - the rights we have taken for granted need to be protected. >>reporter: democratic members of congress addressed the crowd asking them to vote president trump out of office in 2020 and promote more women candidates. >> one year ago, millions of women and the men and children who had their backs marched around the world to send this message. women deserve to be heard. women deserve to be respected. women deserve to leave! >>reporter: president trump tweeted during the rally saying in part, beautiful weat

caroline shively reports from washington. >> reporter: the house passed its bill a couple of hours ago and now at this hour the senate is in session. they are trying to figure out if they have the votes to keep the federal government open past tomorrow night. >> we should not be playing these games. >>> reporter: despite being a day away from a potential federal government shutdown there are still issues lawmakers can't agree on. >> namb pam bb give tax breaks but won't invest in community health centers. >> reporter: some want increased military funding, others won't agree to anything without a fix for a program that protects young undocumented immigrants. while the president says he wants money for a border wall. >> we have had six meetings now of this group and we have not agreed on one thing. nothing other than to have another meeting. that's not how you legislate. >> reporter: president trump speaking in pennsylvania talking taxes, the economy and the looming budget deadline. >> i believe the democrat want a shutdown to get off the subject of the tax cuts because they work so well