you don't get it.d that he would reach tout landlords and make sure they are easy on the shutdown victims. do you see him making good on that? who thinks that the grocery stores and the mortgage banks are going to go easy on the folks. the president is confusing the treatment he got from the banks because he had family millions to prop him up for collateral. the only thing that is preventing him from getting this cause of the shutdown is denying the ignorance and this is what one trump daughter in law tried to do today. >> i have a lot of respect for anyone who is a government worker who has not been paid who is trying to make ends meet right now, and the fact that anyone would portray me in any other light, i found very upsetting. >> you are upset. look, i don't go after the family here, but to be clear, the only fake thing here is her denial of what she said which is this. >> it is not fair to you and we all get that, but this is so much bigger than any one person. it is a little bit of pain, but it

we're get. ing to work here. >> i want to thank senator the senators for organizing the bipartisan colloquy we just had on the senate floor. and it really sends two messages. and i want to just briefly underscore what my colleagues said. number one, let's reopen the government. that's why i'm pleased to co-sponsor the amendment that was just filed. again, a bipartisan amendment to reopen the government for three weeks. what is that get us? first of all, it puts all these federal employees back to work on behalf of the american people. number two, it makes sure all 800,000 federal employees get paid. as we all know, tomorrow will be the second pay period when they don't get a full paycheck. instead they are going to get a zero. that's unacceptable. their bills keep coming in. and third, it provides breathing room the to have a very serious negotiation in good faith to resolve some critical issues. we can deal with that and discussion other priorities in that process. but that process will be whil

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i'd love to get preston back. i'd love to get four sacks. but he did some other good things. >> he missed a game or two. >> he's very durable. he'sood against the run. i think we can ulize him a uattle bit better where he can rush onrds also. other than that,yan anderson did some decent g things. iet a lot of opportunities. had some injuries late in the year. mckenzie is showing some promise to be a great pass rusher. obviously mcphee did some good things in there on the outside. we'll have to probably add another outside backer or two the insid backers is something we have to look at. sean dion hamilton, given the oprtunity with all the missed time and otas, he really turned our heads. i think he's got some great natural instinct. he's still trying to get legs under him from the knee injury in college. i think he'll get stronger and better. mason did some good things with unication. zach brown we try to utilize in sub packages later in the year because he.an r but i think that will be a position we'll have to lo at. josh clemons obviously d

do you get it?s but i thought she really rose to the occasion. that was good. >> juan: take a look at this script on my clip from 30 years ago. >> all right. >> juan: that is marty mcfly and the movie "back to the future" putting on shoes, how folks take a look at this. he tightened and loosened and it can do it on your foot thanks to computer and invented motor, jason will wear this of the boston celtics in the game tonight. it will be the public debut. he says they she was like a glove, better than shoelaces. the shoe sells for 350 bucks, marty mcfly, you did see the future! [laughs] >> brian: here it is. this ohio team was upset because her dad took her phone away because her attitude was bad. an $800 phone, you know what she dead? she called the cops and her father. she went to the cops to get the phone back and arrest her dad, the data to explain himself to the cops. listen. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> he has a phone that doesn't belong to him. >> brian: he said i took her phone because

how are they getting by? the suffering from the shutdown, next. >>> the shutdown having real consequences for 800,000 federal workers that will not get paid. >> ryan and his furloughed friend spend their unplanned time away from work volunteering. >> i did find a voluntary thing we could do tomorrow morning if you are interested. >> thursday ryan spent hours giving blood platelets, and while he is being productive with his newfound freedom, he feels hostage to the shutdown. >> let us work and have no anxiety over our grocery bill. >> andrea is one of those with a choice between utilities and groceries. >> when something like this happens and you are not going to get your next check, you are, like, what do i do? >> over all, 380,000 workers are lure load and another 420,000 working without pay. traditionally, congress gives back pay to those employees. >> it puts small businesses out of business if it continues much longer. >> david bo rfrtou says the bigt impact for so many is the uncertainty. >> when is this

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the facts are you don't get something that gets your attention really from year to year, you might not. it's not often. >> so how do you know if we're getting a signal from e.t.? i'm sure you've thought about this. how is that distinguished from other signals around space and what was so remarkable about the recent signals we got? >> this new discovery, fast radio bursts, that's interesting because nobody knows what they are. astronomers are pretty unmana unimaginative when it comes to naming things. it sounds like a slide whistle, very quick one, like that, but in a tenth of a second, a hundredth of a second, something like that, okay. something like 60 of them have been seen across the sky in the last ten years. what's doing it? the only thing we really know is that it's coming from very, very far away. when i say far away, billions of light-years. i don't know what you have on your car, but billions of light-years is a long, long way, right? so it's coming from that far away and you can still pick it up with an antenna on earth, it must be incredibly power pfl think of colliding bac

so, getting the practices out there is what we have to do to get it out to the merchants get it out to the people with small business cards with us and work with banks and service small businesses get them to be a channel to get this to small businesses and use our digital channels, we have a website we have another website called master start bill.com with new products being launched to help manage accounts payable and compliance issues called mastercard track. the idea is to use the channels to propagate . >> fantastic . >> if i'm a small business and i come to your website, what do i look for and what do i find ? >> sure. as of today if you go on the website is cyber readiness.org. there will be an opportunity for you to register as an individual you register for free. the program walks you through a five-page program, five steps that start with identifying somebody within your organization already who takes ownership of this, what's important is were not asking you to expend additional resources, working within the organization have because what were enforcing is a culture of cyber

>> he gets to getting. >> i'm aching everywhere!upstairs to go to bed. >> that looks scary, thomng>>oi >>> imagine you have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world to do. now imagine doing it for very little money or in some cases no money at all. this firefighter from the bow regar r regard volunteer fire department is at a fully involved house fire. neighbors spotted smoke and flames coming from this house. they went over, knocked on the door, got the family out. the fire took over. that's where these guys came in. >> that's so sad. the people who live in that home are watching their stuff just completely burnt to the ground. they're losing everything. >> except their lives. >> it seems more middle of nowhere which is why it's so impressive to me that they turned up so quickly. so much of the building is still standing. >> remember, you're a volunteer firefighter in a small community. when that tone goes out, you do your best to get there and help other people in need. at this point they're trying to vent the roof. the ladder

i will take the easy questions he will get the hard ones and we will get to as many of them as we can. so when you raise your hand a staff member will bring you a microphone and don't forget to tell us who you are and who you write for. talk for, and we will go from side to side. so let's get started. ho is first? ok? i mean who is picking them? oh i see, they are. that's a new deal. reporter: thank you very much, karen stacy from the financial times. you made criticism of this administration's policy on immigration, trade, and a certain extent the governing tyle of governing by crisis. do you think there is a risk that the republican party loses its reputation as being the party for business? >> i don't think i spent a lot of time criticizing the administration. we supported the administration on the judicial appointments on deregulation, on the tax policy, n the energy issues. and we like the basic direction of trying to approve the trade agreements and the people following roles on the trade agreements that we had. we had some differences of opinion on how you make that happen. we

he's going to get either locked up or get killed. the reason that happens is we did not do a good enough job in educating the young person from the beginning. i'll open it up to questions. ma'am, please. >> thank you for the work you're doing on this issue. as mayors of major metropolitan cities, obviously folks experiencing homelessness don't stop at your city borders. there's a lot of folks in smaller, neighboring communities. i'm the mayor of everett, washington, north of seattle. what are you doing on a regional level to address this and empower local, smaller communities to come up with solutions that may look different than what you doing in larger cities? >> i'm glad you asked the question because in fact, we are actually working on a regional approach and will be assigning an agreement that outlines a lot of the things that we could be doing in the bay area specifically that i think can transfer to the entire state of california. i know this is the u.s. conference of mayors and were talking about other cities and states but w

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but, that show people that if new things do get invented there is a mechanism for it to get financed and a channel to get it out to the most rural, poor child. >> the world has made tremendous progress over the last few decades, thanks to philanthropy like yours an action by government and taxpayers in eradicating and reducing incidences of malaria, polio, hiv. are those gains at risk now? >> if the world gets distracted, and there is certainly a lot of people you could get distracted by and does not keep up what is generally about 1% of their budget going into these foreign aid broadly, then these infectious disease were back, particularly because of the number of young people in africa is going out. the hav epidemic would go back if it was not the u.s. program being maintained. right now, and the congress, we have seen bipartisan support, both the u.k. and france and germany has raised their aid levels quite a bit. the health programs are the most measured, have the clearest track record, even working well in the very toughest countries. so, we did not think that distraction should

we are getting them out by the thousands. the ice folks are doing incredible getting them out. they are rough and tough. i will tell you a secret. ice is a lot rougher and a lot tougher and a lot smarter. still, it's a lot of people. a lot of people that they have to get out. it's not the crime at the border, which has got its own problems. it's what happens once they get through and they are dispurburs throughout the country. that crime is because of it. john? >> before we end -- i suspect you will hear from the secretary. i want to acknowledge all the local officials here, mayors and county judges and others who support these men and women who wear the green and blue uniforms. who basically end up having to try to manage this humanitarian crisis that's flood across the border because of the gaps in our law that you have described. we are set up as a country to deal with legal immigration. we applaud legal immigration. illegal immigration, particularly whethparticular particularly whether n it flood over, it creates humanitarian crisis. i wonder if you wouldn't mind if -- >> p

to get their fix. that is just the reality. at the end of the day what happens when the person is coming into a place where they are treated with respect and they are not judged? more importantly, when they are ready. when it is time. they can go to a place they have been going to and probably shooting up for years or months or what have you. that is the same place they will go and ask for help. we have to be able to get that person into help right away. it works in other countries. we know we haven't been able to open one. seattle is interested in doing the same thing. a few other cities in the united states who want to open safe injection sites. we have major challenges with federal law. we have one of our senators introduce the bill in sacramento, i think governor gavin newsom will probably be more open to it. we will probably be able to cross a barrier on the state level. i am optimistic about the possibility of doing it. i wasn't a big supporter of basically, when you think about it, why are we pr

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he will get the hard ones. and we'll get to as many of them as we can. when you raise your hand, a staff member will bring you a microphone. and don't forget to tell us who you are and who you write -- or talk for. and we'll go from side to side. so let's get started. who is first? okay. i mean, who is picking them. >> you. >> i see. all right. that's a new deal. >> thanks very much. kieran stacey from the financial times. you made criticisms of administration's policy on immigration on trade, and to a certain extent the governing style, governing by crisis. do you think there is a risk here the republican party loses its reputation as being the party for business. >> i didn't think i spent a lot of time criticizing the administration. we supported the administration on the judicial appointments, on deregulation, on the tax policy, on the energy issues. and we -- we like the basic direction of trying to improve the trade agreements and the people following the rules on the trade agreements that we have. we have some differences of opinion on how you make

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precisely what you get, you get fake news, you get hatred. if you build it around community, context, authentic connections, that's very different, but guess what, it's not as lucrative a business. >> i think it should deeply trouble everyone that these companies have teams of people that try to figure out how to exploit our systems. you get what you expect to get out of it. i do think though that there is more good than bad that comes from this. if i could push a button and make all of the face book products disappear i would. twitter, maybe. [ laughter ] and i joke about that. i think the value that we have gotten and again we need to adapt, it happened much faster than i think human societies been able to doubt or so far we have been able to adapt to. i think there's incredible good, i think it's easy to get lost in the discussion so just based on your conversations. thinking of the future and you're talking to the people who are at the core of this. based on the conversations and you're reading the tea leaves, where do you see this going?

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they can get -- they cannot get federal, financial aid, they can get state aid.nd so, a lot of them, sometimes, go back to mexico because their options are limited. their options are limited here. >> laura: it's a very complicated dynamic. but our public schools are already under huge -- i have enormous respect for teachers. they can't be everything to families in an entire community, with 17 languages spoken in fairfax county, virginia, public schools, it's difficult. thank you for that perspective. my "angle" tackled how the real cruelty resides on the left. michelle malkin has been michelle malkin has been following this, is here wi about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, a

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it's all access for us and i get to meet nick saban. >> reporter: and no matter how wet it gets here, they all say they're ready for football. >> if it rains, i say suck it up. this is the super bowl of college football, you know? so i'm a person who doesn't like to get my hair wet either, but if it's raining i'm going to be out there with everybody else. >> she's got a good attitude. another concert will be held on treasure island. our skyranger today, down below, you can see dozens of people working hard to set up the stage. imagine dragons will be performing during halftime of monday night's game with special guest lil' wayne. >>> that's not the only party in town. we'll take you live to oakland where hundreds are lining up for a free concert hosted by steph curry. >>> rain set to return this weekend, some of the first drops by 5:00 a.m. we're tracking how much we'll get over the next couple days. the update in eight minutes. >>> also a brutal beating caught on video. the skate border average security guard now at the center of another fight, this time in the courtroom. security gu

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we tried to get around as many people as possible and get the coordination. it was tough. >> reporter: one driver was trapped at the interstate a mile from his exit. >> it was like purgatory or being stuck in limbo. >> reporter: as the storm turned east, nearly 200,000 in virginia and north carolina were left in the dark. hundreds of flights were canceled in dc and philadelphia. most folks trying to stay off of the road and making the most of the winter wonderland.>> it is always beautiful and some people do not like it. i love it every time it happened. it can keep going. >> reporter: around 65 million people are still under winter storm warning. some cities are offering overnight worming shelters to homeless people and folks without power. jacqui heinrich, fox news. >>> left check back in with cell for a look at traffic. hopefully no big problems for this early check on traffic. >>> we do not have a lot going on. as i look at my list, it is quiet for the first hour t now it may have started an hour ago. we have slowing on 580 and 205, but they come together

peoplebs and most believe they will have to get some form of post year education to get the lowest rungs of the middle class and get to the lowest rungs of the economic ladder. i think jason is right that the programsunity college as designed, president obama's was more generous. thats called first dollar allows people to use aid for living expenses. that is what is happening -- that is more generous than a few other places. that is what the federal government can do. we have seen states experiment with great results. the federal government can kick in a little bit of extra money and allow you not have to borrow to fulfill the promise of debt-free. host: back your calls. william from virginia, a parent. good morning. caller: i heard one of your the reason whyng the cost of higher education went up is to improve education. perhaps that is where the money is going. i disagree. ago i have a college degree, i've an undergraduate degree and two masters and a phd and by the time i finished all of my education, i came up with zero debt. i am not advocating tuition free but at least debt-free ma

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how did we get here?rted 30 years ago. ♪ >> all americans not only in state's most heavily affected are rightly disturbed by the large numbers of illegal aliens entering our country. >> president bush signing the secure confidence act, authorizing 700 miles of new confidencing on -- fencing. >> we could build on progress my administration has made. >> we will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. >> republican, big difference seems to be terminology, democrats do not want a border wall. >> most of us, speaking for myself, consider the wall immoral, ineffective. >> president trump, you will not get your wall. >> many of these security ideas have been propose by democrats themselves, and all of them have been supported by democrats in the past including a fizz callinphysicalbarrier wall or f. >>> how many democrats were in history of wall and border security, that is how we got here, now what do we do? let's ask the man at forefront of this state, texas governor greg

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jesse: this is critical to get the government back open but he's gotot to get it back open with someort ofi funding fora physical barrier. let's try the compromise. i will be donald trump and anthony, you are chuck schumer. katrina you will be nancy pelosi. i don't know who i should apologize to mark but you agreed to do this. we have to come to a couple mi mice. jesse: you just -- you have hair and be, waters. you just wish me bad here that's all it was. jesse: no one has a head of hair like you, anthony. i wish i had what was beneath the hair, the brains, and i can make as much money as you did. listen, we are in room from the president and i'm going to say crying chuck, listen, we need both in the senate and we need what, eight democrat votes in the senate in order to get this government backed up and open and in order to get a physical barrier. you, senator schumer, you voted for physical barriers in the past so why can't you give a little and do what you did before in order to reopen the government? >> mr. president , we are here in a huge tug-of-war so why don't you throw me a

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let's get right to it. does president trump have the ability, have the authority to declare a national emergency and have the military build his wall? >> unfortunately, the short answer is yes. there is a provision in law that says the president can declare an emergency. it's been done a number of times, but primarily it's been done to build facilities in afghanistan and iraq. in this case, i think the president would be wide open to a court challenge saying, where is the emergency? you have to establish that in order to do this, but beyond that, this would be a terrible use of department of defense dollars. the president spends most of his time talking about how we're not spending enough on national security. now he wants to take $20 billion out of defense budget to build a wall. which by the way, is not going to improve our border security. the president seems unaware of this, but we have actually already built a wall across much of the border, and all border security experts that i talk to say, where a w