i'm arthel neville, he's eric shawn. eric: see you in less than an hour.ng chair would look grahh, new house, eh?e. well, you should definitely see how geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. nice tip. i'll give you two bucks for the chair. two?! that's a victorian antique! all right, how much for the recliner, then? wait wait... how did that get out here? that is definitely not for sale! is this a yard sale? if it's in the yard then it's... for sale. oh, here we go. geico. it's easy to switch and save on homeowners and renters insurance. every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. welcome to "the journal editorial report." president trump traveled to texas thursday, making his case for a border wall amid a protracted funding fight with democrats that has closed a quarter of the federal government and furloughed 800,000 employees. the president so far stoppin

i'm eric shawn.cement comes as it is now day 29 of the partial government shutdown. both sides are failing to see eye-to-eye on the deal to fully fund the government. as hundreds of thousands of federal workers still not getting paid. the president about to offer the democrats a possible deal. garrett tenney live at the north lawn of the white house with the very latest. so garrett, what do we expect the president to say in a few moments from now? >> well, eric, we're told the president is going to lay out a proposal that would end the government shutdown by giving democrats some of what they want on immigration in exchange for his border wall. fox news has learned that the proposal will address daca and tps immigrants by granting temporary legal status to the 800,000 daca recipients and extending protection status from 250,000 immigrants from

i'm eric shawn. the president's announcement comes as it is now day 29 of the partial government shutdown. both sides are failing to see eye-to-eye on the deal to fully fund the government. as hundreds of thousands of federal workers still not getting paid. the president about to offer the democrats a possible deal. garrett tenney live at the north lawn of the white house with the very latest. so garrett, what do we expect the president to say in a few moments from now? >> well, eric, we're told the president is going to lay out a proposal that would end the government shutdown by giving democrats some of what they want on immigration in exchange for his border wall. fox news has learned that the proposal will address daca and tps immigrants by granting temporary legal status to the 800,000 daca recipients and extending protection status from 250,000 immigrants from countries such as el salvador and honduras who would otherwise be deported. he will get his border wall, also border security measures.

hello, everyone, and welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric shawn. arthel neville. the president planning to support protections for the so-called dreamers in exchange for more border wall funding, and the question now looming, will house speaker nancy pelosi agree and help trigger an end to the impasse in washington that has kept the government partially closed for 29 days and has left hundreds of thousands

welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville.on board that he says could lead the way for bigger reforms. jarett tenney is with us from

eric: hello everyone, take you for joining us, i am eric shawn. the national emergency that if the deal is not reached by faber 15 for awol or barrier wall. th

i'm eric shawn.ting his threat to declare a national emergency if no deal

i'm eric shawn. arthel: the president reiterating his threat to declare a national emergency if no deal is made to fund construction of his long-promised wall. this in the wake of supporters the that the president caved. mick mulvaney tells john roberts that's not the case. >> why he did what he did is many democrats came to us, and they are starting to agree with him on the necessity for a barrier on the southern border. that's a marked difference on where the democratic leadership is. nancy pelosi saying even if they open the government she wouldn't give a single dollar for the wall. we go to ellison barber live at the white house. reporter: the white house is trying hard to push back on the narrative that the president gave in to the democrats. they are making the argument you heard mick mulvaney make in private conversations and also in television interviews saying they reached this deal because they had moderate democrats coming them saying they were willing to fund a physical barrier at the wal

welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president is urging democrats to get on board that he says could lead the way for bigger reforms. jarett tenney is with us from washington. reporter: this gives democrats some of what they want with immigration in exchange for what the president want. with the sweeteners of temporary legal status for the 700,000 dreamers. access to work permits and social security numbers. the other is a 3-year extension for workers with temporary status. in return the proposal addresses a number of immigration priorities including some with bipartisan support. $805 million for drug detection technology. 75,000 addition ago border agents. and $5.7 billion for the president's wall. lawmakers have been meeting with the white house the past few weeks. but before this announcement was even made. house speaker nancy pelosi was shooting it down, saying in a statement, it's unlikely any one of these provisions alone would pass the house, and taken together, they are a non-starter. mike pence suggested th

." >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. the president is tweeting about this controversy calling what he says is a smear campaign by the mainstream media. we are now hearing from the students themselves for the very first time. >> several media platforms blatantly lied about the events regarding in the controversy in d.c. the community and the individuals. there have been many threats against the laws, the parents and such that include that we should all be locked in the school and burnt to the ground. the school being bombed. >> sandra: main welcome a new reaction to the buzzfeed report as we learnt the president's legal team reached out to special counsel after it was public -- published, life fox team coverage and peter king will join us in just a moment, kevin court is at the white house but we began with covington, kentucky, doug, there has been talk of lawsuits but can you verify that? >> yes, i can and we will have more on that in a second but i wanted to set the scene for what is going on and what we expect to happe

." >> bill: good morning, sandra, i'm eric shawn and for bill hemmer on martin luther king day. this explosive report ended up getting seized on by midi outlets to be knocked down by the special counsel's office. you know mueller causing buzzfeed story inaccurate and vice president mike pence calling off the media frenzy that surrounded the article. >> this administration fully cooperated with special counsel. i think the american people saw the hyper partisanship among citizenship to assume the worst for the president and many in the national media to assume the worst about the president. >> sandra: will you still investigate the claims? >> absolutely congress with a fundamentalist and getting why this came before us and also knowledgeable that this was a lie. is that a coincidence? in two days after attorney general nominee said for the first time, i'm going to grade the special counsel's homework, and i'm going to get to the bottom of all of this. >> sandra: kevin life at the white house, kevin, what are you hearing today? >> i'm hearing a lot, not to give you a weather repor

i'm eric shawn.s brand new hour of america's news headquarters. >> i'm laura ingall in for arthel neville. the president trying to keep the conversation going after a second round of talks with congressional leaders yesterday led nowhere. white house deputy press secretary today placing the blame squarely on democrats, saying they are prioritizing illegal immigrants over americans. >> for the life of me, i can't figure out this watershed moment in politics, in which an entire political party has decided they are going to stand with people who are here in this country, hundreds of thousands of them, come every year illegally and unlawfully as opposed to hundreds of millions of american citizens. >> we have fox team coverage for you. ellison barber is live in washington with lawmaker reaction. we begin with kevin cork live at the white house with today's meeting. kevin? >> keep talking, that's the sum total of today's working group meeting over at the eeob. as you pointed out, the white house has issue

hello and welcome to our brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters" paradigm eric shawn. arthel: and i am arthel neville. a three-year extension for 700,000 sunday recipients. party leaders calling ineffective and a nonstarter as most republicans praised the president for his willingness to negotiate. vice president mike and sat down with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." >> this is not amnesty. there is no pathway to citizenship. there is no permanent status here at all, which is what amnesty can't templates. this is a good-faith effort to address the issue, bring relief to recipients. arthel: garrett taney abaya from the white house. how confident with the proposal level pass. >> this is by no means a sure thing. republicans have the majority of there are going to be some immigration hard-liners who view concessions as a form of amnesty. so even if the republican state together they are still going to need at least seven democrats were to pass as well. the white house is clearly trying to ease concerns with the president himself tweeting this morning, no amnesty is no

i'm eric shawn. this is a brainy hour of america's news headquarters. laura: i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville. the president would use military funding to build the border wall. meanwhile, vice president mike translating a second straight day of talks and the government shutdown over the border wall, which president trump says must be funded. >> we will build a steel barrier. it'll be less obtrusive and it will be stronger. but to be less obtrusive, stronger and were able to use our great companies to make it by using steel. >> live coverage with ellison barber in washington. first, to kevin corke at the white house where there's been a lot of action today. >> very busy day indeed. it's clear as we look forward to the coming week the white house is prepared to move into the next phase of the negotiation over the partial government shutdown. a very busy day the president spent much of it at camp david in maryland, but he made his way back to the white house this afternoon after spending much of the morning and part of the afternoon in maryland. he t

eric shawn.e pence discussed this when he sat down with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." >> it's disappointing to see speaker pelosi reject the offer before the president gave his speech. look, the president is offering a solution. soundbites in the american people. >> now lives in the north lawn of the white house with our reactions from early this morning. give us some of the details about the president's proposals. >> the president knows this will include two big immigration the proposal gives temporary legal doubt as to 700,000 dreamers brought to the country illegally as children into 300,000 refugees facing deportation once their temporaries.us protection expires your oath groups will be protect the for three years giving congress time to come up with a more permanent solution. in return the president would give this $517 billion for a portion of his portion of his wall of the southern border. vice president might pence as the proposal as a compromise that would membership down and allow

welcome i'm eric shawn.resident trump is continuing to hint, though, what he may declare a national emergency at our southern border. if congress has not given the the 5.7 billion dollars toward a barrier and a the funds for the wall. most in thes including house speaker nancy pelosi, well they're sticking to their stance of not including any money or for a wall in a long-term immigration bill. we have team fox news coverage all of this this afternoon for you and live at white house plus speaking with david who has latest reaction from congress. hi, with david. >> good afternoon there's a lot of reaction in the clock. it is ticking even louder because members of congress know that february 15th is the deadline if they don't hash out some sort of an agreement president trump says he'll move forward with that wall in a minute but now that government is back open, hundreds of thousands about 800,000 are back to work. but still those paychecks won't come in immediately many of these agencies have been shutdown s

i am eric shawn. one of those reports is from "the new york times." the probe in 2017 after president trump fired fbi director james comey. the paper says the purpose is to determine if the president had been working on behalf of russia and against the interest of the united states. the second report for the "washington post" claim and the president conceal details of his one-on-one meetings with putin from senior administration officials. the president denying the report with judge jeanine last night. >> well, i would. i don't care. i had a conversation like every president does. you say what the president of various countries. i do with all countries. eric: ellison barber has more on the lawn of the white house. >> president trump has gone to great lengths to conceal details of his conversations with russian president vladimir putin. that is according to the "washington post." the white house denies it. press secretary sarah sanders said that the report in the post is outrageously inaccurate. she went on to say the liberal media has wasted two years

eric: welcome, laura, good to see you, i'm eric shawn, talks are not going anywhere as president anduse to give any ground over border funding, meanwhile the blame game connu i

welcome i'm eric shawn. national emergency at our southern border. if congress has not given the the 5.7 billion dollars toward a barrier and a the funds for the wall. most in thes including house speaker nancy pelosi, well they're sticking to their stance

i'm eric shawn.ements add up to what is expected to be a crowded field of democratic white house contenders. senator warren is visiting new hampshire this weekend, her nd

eric: i'm eric shawn. taxpayer money will only last for three weeks funding the government. on february 15th, president trump says he has the option of triggering another possible shutdown over the, quote, powerful alternative of potentially declaring a national emergency if a deal is not struck to get the border wall funding he wants. for you now, the main players in the washington drama, while they remain optimistic. >> over the next 21 days, i expect that both democrats and republicans will operate in good faith. this is an opportunity for all parties to work together for the benefit of our whole beautiful, wonderful nation. if we make a fair deal, the american people will be proud of their government. but proving that we can put country before party. >> i can't assure the public on anything that the public will do but you i do have to say i'm optimistic. >> the president's called on the senate to act on his proposals and now that there's an agreement between democrats and the white house, we can make that happen. arthel: allison barber is at the white house on the north

eric: hello everyone, take you for joining us, i am eric shawn. the president reiterating again, is there to declare the national emergency that if the deal is not reached by faber 15 for awol or barrier wall. this amid criticism for some of his supporters. that he caved 10 democrats by agreeing to temporarily reopen the government. mr. mulvaney says that is not the case. >> he did because many democrats have come to us. some privately and many spoke up publicly that they are actually starting to agree with him on the necessity for a barrier on the southern border. eric: the question now with democrats agreed to pay for the steel fence? we have coverage with ellison barber on the lawn at the white house.reporter: white house thanks some democrats will agree to fund it for the president's proposed border wall. even as democratic leadership continues that they've been clear on the wall and their party is against it. the legislation, the president signed on friday, does not include funding for new construction before the wall that the president said

i am eric shawn. one of those reports is from "the new york times." after president trump fired fbi director james comey. the paper says the purpose is to determine if the president had been working on behalf of russia and against the interest of the united states. the second report for the "washington post" claim and the president conceal details of his one-on-one meetings

hello, everyone, and welcome to a brand new hour of "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. laura: and i'm laura ingle. today's meeting coming after yesterday's white house meeting between president trump and congressional leaders ended in a stalemate with both president trump and democrats refusing to give ground. during a news conference in the rose garden after the meeting, the president held firm on his demand for a border wall, warning that he's ready to take drastic action if necessary. >> have you considered using emergency powers to grant yourself authorities to build this wall without congressional approval? and second -- >> yes, i have. >> you have? >> yes, i have. and i can do it if i want. >> so you don't need congressional approval? >> no, absolutely. we can call a national emergency because of the security of our country, absolutely. no, we can do it. i haven't done it. i may do it. i may do it. but we can call a national emergency and build it very quickly, and it's another way of doing it. but if we can do it through a negotiated process, we're giving that a

hello and welcome to our brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters" paradigm eric shawn.ille. a three-year extension for 700,000 sunday recipients. party leaders calling ineffective and a nonstarter as most republicans praised the president for his willingness to negotiate. vice president

i'm eric shawn. these announcements add up to what is expected to be a crowded field of democratic white house contenders. senator warren is visiting new hampshire this weekend, her second visit to an early voting state since she formed an exploratory committee a week ago. in texas, the former housing secretary kicking off his campaign today with an event in san antonio. >> i'm running for president because it is time for new leadership, because it's time for new energy. and it is time for a new commitment to make sure that the opportunities that i've had are available to every american. eric: the democratic list is growing and garrett tenney is following that list from our washington bureau. >> we're still a little more than a year away from the iowa caucuses, but the democratic field for 2020 is already starting to take shape. more than two dozen democrats are considering a run for president, but last night hawaii congresswoman said she's made up her mind. >> are you going to run for president of t

hello, everyone, and welcome to a brand new hour of "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn.and i'm laura ingle. today's meeting coming after yesterday's white house meeting between president trump and congressional leaders ended in a stalemate with both president trump and democrats refusing to give ground. during a news conference in the rose garden after the

eric: i'm eric shawn. taxpayer money will only last for three weeks funding the government. another possible shutdown over the, quote,

hello, i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arrest they'll no - arthel neville.k times, comey's dis

." >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer.ery first time. >> several media platforms blatantly lied about the events regarding in the controversy in d.c. the community and

unraveled very quickly on friday, authorities had received a tip by way of activist shawn king, they then pulled eric blatt ajr. over on a traffic stp and once he started talking, he eventually confessed to being the driver of the car in which another man sat in the passenger's seat and pulled the trigger on the gun that shot and killed jazmine barnes. when it comes to the discrepancy between that composite sketch of a white man in his 30s or 40s that the investigators were looking for, compare that to blatt being a black 120-year-ck man, they say there is nothing nefarious but when they were caught up in the chaos of the moment, the white man in that red pickup truck is very likely the last thing they saw. he is not a person of interest. they believe that he is a witness and they do hope that he comes forward to discuss what he may have seen last sunday morning. dave, christine. >> kaylee hartung in houston, thanks. >>> the nfl wild card weekend in the books. it was good to be the road team sunday. a wild finish in chicago and hart breaker in the roman's family. eagles taking the lead over the bears

the shooting, new york-based social activist and writer shawn king got what he says was a tip that a suspect was a 20-year-old black man named eric immediately reported the tip to harris county at -- sure enough eric black was arrested saturday and admitted driving the car saying his passenger was the actual shooter. the police have since arrested larry woodruff on drug charges though he is potentially the second suspect. but critics say active shawn king and ed gonzalez continued promoting the white driver of the red truck as a suspect even after getting credible tip about eric black. the sheriff said the man in the red truck was there but only as a witness. congresswoman jackson says she does not regret at all calling it a hate crime, watch. >> absolutely not. nothing is irresponsible when it comes to the law. precious seven or 8-year-old. and as many in the community did, they expressed that it might be, it seems to have the criteria of that. >> investigators believe the killing of jazmine barnes appears to be a case of mistaken identity. martha. >> martha: tracy, thank you very much. president trump versus california leaders.

days later, new york-based social activists and writers stop, shawn king got a tip that the suspect was a 20-year-old black man named ericng sent the tip and eric black was later arrested and reportedly admitted driving the car, saying his passenger was the shooter. the potential second suspect is currently being held on drug charges. the critics point out that john king and sheriff gonzalez continued tweeting and promoting the white suspect narrative even after the credible type. and congresswoman jackson lee maintains that her hate crime statement was just fine. watch. >> absolutely not. nothing is irresponsible when it comes to the loss of a precious seven or 8-year-old. >> investigators say that jasmine's death appears to be a case of mistaken identity. >> at these people are so irresponsible. thank you for that clearheaded report, i appreciate it. that's it for us tonight, we will be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. good night from washington. sean hannity, live from new york city, right now. >> sean: tucker, thank you. great show as alwa

eric black jr. in the death and capital murder of jazmine barnes. he became a target in our investigation based on a tip that initially went to journalist and activist shawn king. mr. king then passed that tip to me personally. i myself became involved, working closely with our homicide team, making sure i was there to assist either through vetting tips, giving a pat on the back or just being present and helping him as needed. we were able to begin to corroborate the information that was provided and learn even more. this provided a little bit of a different angle or a much different angle to what we were initially looking at, so we wanted to make sure we were very thorou thorough. this started to unfold just yesterday. mr. black has acknowledged his role in jazmine's murder, and we've also received information that this involves a second individual as well. we are still trying to verify some information, and this investigation is ongoing. so there's still some work that needs to be done. we have been able, again, to verify some information, and so there is still some work to be done. i want to speak a little bit about some questions that i know i've been