eric shawn in logan. what does it look like there, eric? >> hey, neil.s you can see behind me, looks like it's getting back to normal. but there's still delays. the system is slowly getting back to life. let's take a look at video. this snow is mind boggling. the massive amount of snow that the folks are dealing with. the taxiways, the tarmacs. they're pros. the airlines are running on reduced schedules. they have to reposition equipment the get it back here and get it back out. the flight board tells the story. 1,500 flights cancelled. 800 delayed. some travelers we talked to spent two night camping out at the airport. one passenger from italy is spending a third night before he can get back home. some people with that experience. others are lucky and optimistic. >> i just want to get on the plane. >> what has it been look? >> it's cold. >> i have no where to go. >> where are you going? >> california. san diego. >> you sure you're going to get there? >> yes, i'm sure i'm going to get there. >> there were 24 international diversions. this is a post from

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

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

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

i'm eric shawn. 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

welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. 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

. >> bill: >> i'm eric shawn in fr bill hemmer this morning. an increasingly uphill in theo visa lottery the president had asked for. that was a bipartisan solution. >> i think the agreement that lindsey graham and the rest of us have reached is a principal compromise. >> sandra: john roberts joins us now. good morning to you. >> sandra, good morning. it looks like a completely different footing than last week when it comes to daca. that televised meeting, many seemed very optimistic about the idea of quickly getting the deal on daca. listen to what he's tweeting now. daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want. they want to take money away from our military. at mar-a-lago, going out with kevin mccarthy, the president denied he made racist statements in that oval office. including senator dick durbin and pointed the finger and blame democrats for holding up a daca deal. listen. >> note, i'm not a racist. i'm the least racist. person you've ever interviewed. i don't think the democrats want to make a deal. they don't want to he

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

. >> and i'm eric shawn. president trump has been eager for more progress before congress shifted sites to the november midterms. the president will mean the top republican lawmakers to map out their agenda next week, with iran, and those are ending the mike demanding an end to the regime. nine protesters had been killed after storming a police station. >> sandra: president trump tweeting his support, the people of iran are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt iranian regime. everything that obama gave him when into terrorism and their pockets. these people have little food, inflation, no human rights. the u.s. is watching. kevin corke's life is at the white house, good morning to you, kevin. how is the trump administration's policy towards iran, specifically towards the people, different from the obama's administration approach? >> very quickly, obviously, it is very different compared to the desire to create a iran nuclear deal, giving them back to $1.5 billion of money that was originally dares, a

i'm eric shawn. 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 --

welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. 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

back to you. >> sandra: eric shawn watching that today from new york.pouring in this morning to president trump's big first state of the union address last night. keep it right here for more. >> one tweet in a day and a half. >> that's different. >> different world. i think things are changing. becoming more traditional. nothing yet. you have rand paul on today? >> watch "outnumbered". rand paul sits on the couch. tough act to follow you yesterday. >> i had a great time yesterday. >> thanks for joining us. "happening now" starts right now. >> jon: we start with a fox news alert on reaction to president trump's first state of the union address. i'm jon scott. >> did you watch the whole thing? i did, too. it was long and late but it was a lot. there was a lot in there. >> jon: interesting stuff. >> absolutely. i'm melissa francis. last night's speech was filled to calls for action with lawmakers and appeal for untease and warnings to our enemies. the president striking an optimistic tone highlighting the growing economy and the strength of the american sp

eric shawn on 5th avenue. >> sandra: another big story today. president trump doubling down on his desire for bipartisan cooperation with democrats while at camp david. he also insisting that any deal to protect dreamers must include funding for his border wall as well as an end to so-called chain migration. >> president trump: we want the wall. the wall will happen or we won't have daca. we want to get rid of chain migration. very important. we want to get rid of the lottery system. we want money for funding. we need some additional border security. we all want daca to happen, but we also want great security for our country. >> sandra: joining me now is white house director of legislative affairs marc short who spent the weekend at camp david. marc, thank you for being here this morning. it was quite a weekend. can you give us any details that came out of that meeting? >> it was a great weekend. a good opportunity for us to make sure that speaker ryan and leader mcdonnell, the president are on the same page about 2018 and what we have to do and

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

eric shawn with more on this. >> that leaked report reveals a regime in panic mode over the protestsng president trump and regime opponents. the documents were obtained from the opposition group the national council of resistance against iran and claims the unrest hurts the regime saying "god help us, this is a very serious situation and different from previous occasions." the note points to the opposition leader and his group has long fought against the theocratic regime. she's calling on the united nations to intervene. some protesters have demanded the return the shaw's son that lives in the united states. he's called for a mass demonstration and likened protests to other freedom movements. she says the same forces that led to the collapse of the soviet union and the berlin wall can also bring freedom to his country. >> nikki haley spoke today. what did she have to say? >> within the last hour she was at the u.n. nikki haley praised the protesters. the ambassador read some of the slogans the demonstrators are chanting but blocked by social media. >> we will die, but we'll take ira

see you at the top of the hour with eric shawn. hope can you join us at the top of the hour. 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 what i said. in the green room i sat in the

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

senior correspondent eric shawn reports from a particularly hard-hit area of boston. >> boston has experienced more than its share of nor'easters but the so-called cyclone bomb battered it. within 1 foot of snow, hurricane force wind gusts at 70 miles per hour plus a fast freeze, sending frigid temperatures plummeting overnight are enough to challenge even the most hardy new englander. >> they say if you don't like the weather, wait a second. it will change. wow. i'm waiting and it's not changing. >> i don't think i've seen one since 1978, the last big blizzard. >> major flooding swamp coastal areas, especially on cape cod. a downtown boston street was turned into a nice flow. thunder snow and lightning sent chunks of dangerous type flying -- dangerous ice flying in the air. more than 4,000 flights have been canceled. while the blizzard conditions force many businesses to close, affecting home owners and counting. outages are expect to last for days. the snowfall paralyzed a large swath of the south. charleston received more than 5 inches. >> it's pretty wild. of never seen palm trees with sno

i'm eric shawn. president 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 latest. peter? >> republicans in the house, arthel, are saying they did their job. they passed a budget -- or a continuing resolution to fund the government. they sent it over to the senate and now the senate has it stuck. they are saying that they refuse -- they will refuse to negotiate a long-term fix for daca recipients that democrats have been demanding in exchange for their support until the democrats relent and support this short-term measure. >> i have been talking to them all the way through. a lot of them are texting me. inside the democratic conference, they are not happy about this because they un

. >> i'm eric shawn. well, it was panicking and frightening. hawaiian 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 notification saying there was no real threat, that the first one was false until about 38 minutes after the false alarm. that of course prolonging the emotion and the panic. hawaiian officials say human error caused this false alarm. a worker during a shift change actually pushed the wrong button. the white house saying that this was a state-controlled exercise, meaning it wasn't run by the federal authorities. hawaiian congresswoman tulsi gabbard has confirmed on twitter that a missile was not heading to hawaii and honolulu's mayor also tweeting quote the ballistic missile warning that was issued is a false alarm. repeat false alarm but that did little to try and calm the nerves. bryan llenas following the story in our new york bureau. >> nightmare scenario, 38 minutes of agonizing just tension on that island in hawaii. t

. >> and i'm eric shawn.erms. the president will mean the top republican lawmakers to map out their agenda next week, with iran, and those are ending the mike demanding an end to the

and shawn eric has it for years. >> it has become a hobby for me. >> these are just corner spice rackse found off you tube and basically, put it in and just comes out. i just like doing it. i don't know or when i will stop. >> wow. >> looks good to me. >> shawn says it started when his wife sent him another snack stadium and he is always trying to out due last seasons >>> i want to get to his party he has little bit of everything. >> humus, wings as well. >> yes, skittles. >> super bowl is leading, bay the way to a food fight between philadelphia and boston, trang do. >> philly bakery is banning a boston favorite ahead of the super bowl i'm trang do live with the green alternative they are offering up. >>> and then in the healthwatch a six year-old girl dies from the flu we will look at how fast symptoms develop and hear advice they have to have for other families. >>> looking outside right new we have nice try roadways but we are not accident free take a look we have one on the schuylkill, 1422, couple others, and overturn tractor trailer and construction we will have those updates co

. >> dun kirk eric thomas and christopher noland producers. >> and get out, shawn mcken describing, and peel, producers. >> and lady bird, scott grind, eli bush, and evelyn o'neill, producers. >> and fan om thread joann sellers arms paul thomas anderson, megan ellison and daniel loopy, producers. >> the post, amy piscall, stephen speilberg and christie mccast kill keurig, producers. >> the shape of water, and jay miles dale, producers. >> and three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, graham, peter, zamericans nan and martin mcdonough, producers. >>> so it is nine this year they did years ago nine. they used to do just five. >> before we go we will talk to kevin mccarthey, get his reaction to these nominations. >> do you care what he says. >> do i too. >> we text all the time he loves dunkirk. >> and get out. >> all right, we have committed to do green hair on the set, what do you got going >> completely crazy he has a whole salon and mike g said no to the green but i'm in. i'm n i cannot quit this team now, come on b >>> 8:52, yeah, it is winter but all we're seeing rain in our area on

ironic is that joe scarbo rough called out shawn han nity for questioning hillary clinton's mental fitness, so why is he able to do the same thing i don't know. liz: ericmedia outlets like msnbc taking it too far with the personal attacks on gentlemen like dr. jackson? >> well, again, it's not just them but you know, you see it across-the-board and i think that any kind of pounding that is related to anything positive on drum helps them. it helps them with -- liz: well eric what did you think of the comments from joe scarborough that this rear admiral is a hack. >> i don't like it and i know joe. i think it's unfair to this doctor. i think dr. ronnie jackson has been thrashed by many in the media. he's been beaten up, he's been destroyed and what's interesting is where you don't hear it coming from, liz. the obama administration, many people high up in the obama administration say he's a terrific doctor, in peckable a great doctor so i find that fascinating and the media has carved this out because it's a way to again get at trump, score points with their audience which is look if that's what it's about for many. liz: patrice let's get to the governmen

since, of course, eric lickblaugh came from cnn to commit the same kind of media malpractice he did at the "new york times" fish wrap of record. and look to the point that you made, shawn, too, about why shouldn't our president push back against the media? i would turn that back, too, against all those republican senator is sellouts over the last couple of days, who have been auditioning for jobs with liberal media. do they not remember the push back under the bush -- obama administration. and i'm not talking about the all the spying the obama administration did on journalists from cheryl atkinson to associated fros fox news. remember obama white house had specifically assigned the white house communications director at the time anita dunn to go out every day at press briefings and specifically attack fox news. and what do these people want to do, disarmour president and his supporters and grassroots conservatives and independent enters that put him in office and gag him from using his own first amendment right to push back where the media is wrong. >> he will never, ever be the person they want him to be. he will never put cargo plane loads of cash and give them to mu

"darkest hour," tim bevan, eric fellner, lisa bruce, anthony mccarten and douglas urbanski producers. "dunkirk," emma thomas and christopher nolan, producers. "get out." shawnbush and evelyn o'neill, producers. >> "phantom thread," joanne sellar, paul thomas anderson, and daniel lupi. >> "the post," amy pascal, steven spielberg and kristie macosko krieger. >> "the shape of water," guillermo del toro and j. miles dale, producers. >> and "three bilboards outside ebbing, missouri," graham broadbend, peter czernin and martin mcdonagh, producers. >> there we have it. those are the oscar nominations. what do you think? >> "phantom thread," daniel day-lewis' final movie, got a lot of nominations. best picture, best director and a surprise nomination for lesley manville. "the post" didn't do as well as i thought it would do. tom hanks was not nominated. denzel washington was. >> i was surprised "i, tonya" was not nominated. >> it was on the bubble. but margot robbie did get nominated and allison janney. it did okay. but it would have been nice to see it for best picture. >> dave, thank you for all that. >> we couldn't do it without you. the oscars are sunday, march

eric fellner, lisa bruce, antony mccarten and douglas urbanski. producers. >> "dunkirk," emma thomas and christopher nolan, producers. >> "get out," shawn mckittrick, jason blumrd," scott rudin, eli bush and evelyn o'neill, producers. >>> "phantom thread," joanne sellar, megan ellison and daniel lupi, producers. >>> "the post," amy pascal, steven spielberg and kristie macosko krieger, producers. >>> "the shape of water," guillermo del toro and j. miles dale, producers. >>> and "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri," graham broadbent, peter czernin and martin mcdonagh, producers. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, everyone, for watching this morning and congratulations to all the nominees. >> and make sure you watch as we celebrate the 90th oscars, sunday night, march 4th on abc. [ applause ] >> first of all, congratulations to all the nominees. >> absolutely. >> that was the most entertaining i think we've ever seen. >> i hope she does it every year. [ applause ] >> that was worth it. >> so good for the show. >> so what jumped out right away to you? what's the one thing that jumped out to you? >> i was a little surprised that "i, tonya" did not get a b