viewer, mike hill, reacted to the coverage he'd seen by writing... "every year the bbc in january encourages public hysteria by sensationalist reporting. an open door is offered to every medical group, trade union, charity and politician with the same crisis message." and robert put it like this... "i am tired of hearing the scurrilous comments on bbc news programmes running down the nhs and the annual pressures they are coping with admirably. the nursing staff are demoralised as a result." meanwhile, brian megson declared himself a fan of bbc news, but he echoed those reservations. what i don't enjoy is your constant commentary about the nhs. you start off in december and then you really let rip injanuary. every day there's a report about how bad it is, people dying in corridors, not enough nurses, not enough doctors. there's always something wrong with the nhs every day for you guys and you really should stop it. it's a wonderful organisation, why can't you let it be? it's a very big, tough organisation to run for those who are running it and i wis

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mike emanuel on capitol hill on what we can look forward to now. mike?expected the senate and the house will give final approval and the brief government shut down will be over in a matter of hours. earlier, the senate had an

viewer mike hill reacted to the coverage he'd seen by writing... and robert put it like this... the nhs. you start off in december and then you really let rip injanuary. every day there's a report about how bad it is, people dying in corridors, not enough nurses, not enough doctors. there's always something wrong with the nhs every day for you guys and you really should stop it. it's a wonderful organisation, why can't you let it be? it's a very big, tough organisation to run for those who are running it and i wish he would stop this obsession and fixation with it. well, hugh pym, the health editor for bbc news is with me now. thank you for coming newswatch. there is a sense that the nhs in crisis story comes around each winter. are you too negative in how you focus on it? well, there's always a balance to be struck, we are very aware of that. the balance between recognising that the nhs does a fantasticjob throughout the year and it is a very popular and well regarded institution. the staff work extremely hard. but also recognising that if is under great pressure and staff are

. >> let me get to mike on capitol hill for the latest. ke, thanks for joining us on short notice. a, how do we get out of this? b, are the democrats who are running who are not in the government, like garcetti, are they happy that kamala harris and elizabeth warren jumped off the cliff? >> i don't know. i thi i think this is a no-brainer for voting no except for the five that happened to be up for reelection later this year. claire mccaskill, joe manchin. heikcamp was another. when it comes to the politics of this, john tester in montana. montana, a deep a red a state as there is ever going to be. he is a democrat. he is up for reelection this year. he is sticking with the democrats. he's sticking with the base. and i think the calculation is, look, no matter what i do, no matter how i vote, republicans, conservatives, they're going to put somebody up against me who will make a strong appeal to base voters in montana. i stand absolutely no chance of winning them over even if i voted with republicans on this measure last night. he did not.

. >> harris: mike emanuel joins us now live from capitol hill. mike? >> good afternoon, deadlines are when things get done on capitol hill but government funding and immigration by next friday could get a little complicated. bipartisan leaders in congress trying to tackle the immigration issue are trying to strike the right balance of more security and immigration enforcement and a fix for the young people brought to this country illegally by their parents. >> these kids, because they didn't break the law, their parents broke the law. we have to have some sensitivity towards why they are here in the first place. but in the process of doing that, we don't want to encourage a pull factor and encourage more people to come to the country and violate our laws. >> that's a point made by a number of republicans. they are sympathetic but they need to properly address the problem so they aren't stuck with the same issue a few years from now. senate democratic leaders sound hopeful they will get it done. >> a deal to pass daca protections alongside a package of b

our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is at the top of the story live on capitol hill. hi, mike. >> chuck schumer is urging everybody to ignore the back and forth with president trump and saying they can get a bill with 60 votes in the senate and then he took this swipe at conservatives. >> we can't let those anti-immigrant that call giving the dreamers home amnesty block us. because then we will fail and it will be on the other side of the aisle that made that happen. >> perhaps red meat there after this week's government shut down fiasco showing his base that he intends to fight. >> shepard: what are you hearing from republicans, mike? >> one member of the senate republican leadership said he's averaging three meeting a day on the daca issue. another member of the senate republican leadership said for this to be successful, it must be more than a senate agreement. >> we have to get this done. i'm committed to being part of a bipartisan group. people like to talk about gangs of eights and 14s. there's 279 people i'm interested in. that's what we have to have to have a s

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. mike. >> democrats are cautious about the departure and the announcement that andrew mccabe is going to leave. >> we know that mr. mccabe was thinking about leaving. he made that clear. i don't know if there's anything new in this. we're concerned on capitol hill of maintaining the integrity of the department of justice, their independence and so they're not interfered with by the white house. >> a democrat on the house intelligence committee says he hopes it was mccabe's decision to go. >> i don't know why he's leaving. i hope it's his personal choice and that he's not being forced out as president trump has tried repeatedly. >> sounds like the two lawmakers don't want to get ahead of the facts, figuring out why he's going rather than reacting and perhaps having to dial it back. >> shepard: what are you hearing from republicans? >> a member of the leadership team talked about the need for the public to have full conference in this premier law enforcement agency. >> i'm not sure of the

mike emanuel on capitol hill. we begin at our washington bureau with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> of the same day a justice department official confirmed the special counsel interview, text messages suggest senior investigators were skeptical the russia probe would uncover any wrongdoing. two days after special counsel robert mueller took over the russia probe, newly released text messages between peter strzok and lawyer lisa page suggests they discuss the merits of joining mueller's team. strzok writes "you and i both know the odds are nothing. if i thought it was likely, i would be there no question. i hesitate in part because of my sense and concerned there is no big "there" there." republican lawmakers said the text are more evidence of clinical bias. >> i care about the department of justice and the fbi and it breaks my heart that we are having to have this conversation about two agents and only wanted to get the president. >> another republican who read the texts to the fbi officia

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with more. mike? >> shep, good afternoon. a senior senate democrat notes that republicans are in power these days, so he's saying it's on the gop. >> the republicans control the house, they control the senate. they control the presidency. the government stays open if they want to stay open. it shuts down if they want it to shut down. it will be humiliating for the united states, humiliating for the president. i'd be amazed he'd want to humiliate himself that way. >> the senate republican whip says there's no reason to shut down the government late night friday night. >> it would be a terrible mistake to shut down the government. particularly while we're negotiating in good faith. because we're not meeting their deadline, that's not very productive. >> most folks expect a vote on a government funding extension until mid february at this week but they need enough votes to pass the house and the senate, shep. >> shepard: i know where we were thursday on immigration. do we know where we are now on immigration? >> they're still ta

first let's bring in mike emmanuel live on capitol hill with the latest, mike. >> chris, novicable signsprogress in ending government shutdown, in fact, things have gotten personal with the senate majority leader blasting his counterpart chuck schumer. >> the president would not give him everything he wants on the issue of illegal immigration in one afternoon in the oval office. >> republicans were quick to brand it the schumer shutdown after democrats blocked extension friday night. it would have provided a six-year extension of health insurance to estimated 9 million children. democrats held out for a deal on the so-called dreamers, young people brought to the country illegally by their parents and now sound like they are adding to their demands. >> at this point we feel very, very strongly about the issues, not just dreamers, but opioids, pensions, not funding the military on a cr basis and we feel the american people are on our side. >> this shutdown -- chris: house lawmaker sat and it was rejected by senate democrats. that led to dust up on house floor taking aim at schumer. >> the

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill tonight. >> i hear so much about earmarks, the old earmark system. maybe all of you should start thinking about going back to a form of earmarks. >> defined as specific money designated for a specific project at a specific place by a specific lawmaker. the house rules committee is expected to announce hearings in the coming days to look at the pros and cons of bringing them back. >> encourage the members to talk about budget process reforms. many have opinions on the issue but i want members to have conversations. >> we are asking for a chance to have that ideas and take the ideas we think are best and make a recommendation. >> i stand opposed to this legislation because spreading pork around to score enough votes to pass this turkey is wrong. >> john boehner led a crusade against earmarks. >> i told my constituents in 1990 that if they thought my job was to come to washington and robbed the public treasury on their behalf, they are voting for wrong guy. >> the project in alaska became a symbol of fiscally responsibility. it

hill did. that took a long time, and mike wallace was very patient.to say this-- sometimes you just have to wait for them to talk. in washington, a very talkative town, there's one group that's long been camera-shy: the justices of the u.s. supreme court. but in recent years, several of them have appeared on "60 minutes." the late antonin scalia in 2008; lesley took him back to his grade school. >> stahl: straight a's? the whole time? come on. >> antonin scalia: would i lie? >> stahl: no. >> scalia: if you can't trust me, who can you trust, right? ( laughs ) >> clarence thomas: this is what we spent our time doing this, still got it. ( laughs ) >> kroft: scalia's fellow conservative, justice clarence thomas, grew up poor in georgia. indoor plumbing? >> thomas: no, goodness, no. there was an outhouse that we shared with some other families. >> welcome to your old neighborhood. >> sonia sotomayor: gracias. >> kroft: justice sonia sotomayor; her parents immigrated from puerto rico. she grew up in a public housing project in new york. >> pelley: you know,

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tracking this, joins us live from the hill. >> democrats blocked a four-week funding extension, 50-48 but the vote had a 60-vote threshold. settle off a flurry of activity on the senate floor where conversation continueded trying to come up with some alternative plan to keep the government lights on for an extended period of time. some republicans floated the alternative, three-week funding extension on allow time for no, on a budget agreement. and the status of those young people got illegally by their parents. also avoid more of a government shutdown, government funding drama before president trump gives his first state of the union adroes january 30. earlier that was hope, two new yorkers, president trump and the senate democratic leader would be able to cut a deal. >> we had a long and detailed meeting. we discussed all of the major outstanding issues, we made some progress but we still have good number of disagreements. discussions will continue. >> red state democrats donnely, jones, heitkamp, manchin, mckas kell voted in favor of the

mike emanuel on the hill. president trump is supporting the cr plan but many in his party remain unsure exactly what he really wants. chief white house correspondent john roberts fills us in on that and the president's tax cut today. >> good evening. after what appeared to be another twitter misfire early this morning, the white house staff was left to issue another "what the president meant" memo. the president headed to pittsburgh to sell his tax reform law. >> the signs of america's comeback can be seen at companies like this one. its most successful year in its 35 year history. congratulations, good job. >> president trump taking of the road for the first time since signing tax reform into law, touting the benefits of a plan he says that selling itself. pointing to apple's big announcement yesterday. >> apple has just announced that they are bringing $350 billion and putting into investment into our country. 350 billion. >> president trump also suggesting democrats are jealous of his success with the tax c

mike emanuel is live from capitol hill. mike, what do republicans want out of this meeting?>> reporter: dana, good afternoon. the white house is saying that they need a two year budget agreement. see that as a top priority. so republican leaders are going in facing a critical deadline. government is due to run out of money late night january 19th. republican leaders head into these meetings emphasizing the need to rebuild the military in a dangerous world. >> america's military has been stretched thin by disproportionate cuts that have harmed our combat readiness since fiscal year 2013. defense costs have outpaced domestic spending cuts by $85 billion. >> reporter: so mcconnell makes the case that has affected military readiness and must be fixed in a budget agreement. democrats appear eager to flex muscle, noting the republican majority is a little slimmer in the new year, noting that you need 60 yes votes in most cases in the u.s. senate. now republicans only have 51. doug jones and tina smith were sworn in as new u.s. senators earlier this afternoon by vice president mike

. >> harris: mike emanuel joins us live from capitol hill. mike? >> today house speaker paul ryan expressed confidence a four-week funding extension will pass the house tonight. >> the most responsible thing we can do is avoid that chaos and pass this continuing resolution we are bringing to the floor. address the real deadlines that are here. the real deadlines by continuing the funding for our military, extend the children's health insurance program, and instead of our men and women in uniform being treated like bargaining chips we can keep working on getting the resources they need. >> children's health insurance is expected to appeal to both democrats and republicans. a short time ago the house democratic leader criticized the bill. >> having nothing to do with protecting our dreamers or anything else, we will be opposing this continued resolution. because while they put the chip program and there, they do not put the accompanying provisions that make chip work. >> if the continuing resolution to keep the lights on in our federal government hap

chief congressional correspondent mike e manuel is live on capitol hill. mike, what is the response from president trump on this? >> reporter: well, dana, president trump took a swipe at the senate democratic leader on twitter saying daca has been increasingly difficult, made increasingly difficult by the fact that crying chuck shumer took such a beating over the shutdown that he is unable to act on immigration. the president spoke more seriously about the immigration issue during his address to the world economic forum. >> we will defend our citizens and our borders. we are also securing our immigration system as a matter of both national and economic security. america is a cutting edge economy. but our immigration system is stuck in the past. >> reporter: you saw the outline of the plan last night. this is just the start of the president and his team making his pitch for these immigration principles. dana? >> dana: the president is talking about what chuck shumer said, but what are other democrats saying? there are some things in it that they want. >> rep

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill with that story. >> the one-year anniversary of president trump's inauguration can be marked by a government shutdown. the government is due to run out of funding friday night and democrats are pressing for a daca deal this week. >> i think it would be a terrible mistake to shut down the government. particularly while we are negotiating in good faith. >> one way out would be a continuing resolution likely until mid-february. negotiators are discussing whether to include a long-term children's health insurance extension or $81 billion in disaster relief money to end the support of at least nine democrats. >> this is no way to run a country. to continually have cliffhanger votes. i think we are facing a shutdown friday. to come to the architecture of a deal agreed to by leadership. >> another extension would anger lawmakers concerned that each day of a stopgap measure hurts national security. this would be the fourth stop gap since first. >> we need to reach a solution for the sake of our military because our leaders have warned u

let's get to the chief congressional correspondent, mike emmanuel, live on capitol hill. hello, mike. >> hi, trace. good afternoon. sounds like a small group have senators has reached an agreement in principle but plenty more work to be done. republican whip john cornyn of texas says he appreciates the contribution of of the senators but its neat going to be agreed to by a handful of people. he said he has not seen the proposal. one of the senators trying to cut a deal talked about where things stand a short time ago. >> in the meeting today, to set out the series. >> we have an agreement that we're -- bipartisan group, the six of us, we're shopping among our colleagues. we don't want to release details until we talk to more of our colleagues. >> one senator not impressed, arkansas senator tom cotton. >> 2013 democrats seemed so interested in border security. they talked about it hour, important it was, all of them voted for a bill for $700 million of border security. now it seems like they don't care about border security at all. can you understand, what the difference is

. >> let's go to nbc's mike on capitol hill after that late night. but three hours from now, the house will resume negotiations. mike, what went wrong yesterday? if you can sum that up in the a couple of minutes, good for you. >> you're right, alex. this is the culmination of months if not years of acrimoniny here on the hill. if this gets resolved in the short-term, which doesn't seem likely, really depends on which side decides they are in the weaker political position and that is the problem right now, al eggs. both sides feel as though they are on firm political ground. you heard mitch mcconnell a take the floor after a vote that proved futile saying democrats and the framing of republicans are simply trying to make this a debate about illegal immigration when it's really about keeping the government open and, as a sweetener, republicans threw in this provision to extend for six years, the c.h.i.p. program that extends health insurance to lower income children, something democrats have been asking for over the course of the last six months. democr

>> mike emanuel on capitol hill, thank you. education department and the house energy and commerce committee are the latest to announce investigations into the sexual abuse scandal involving former michigan state university and usa nim gymnastics sports doctor larry nassar. the school's athletic director resigned today. yesterday,mate's president quit. wednesday, nassar was sentenced tos ams 175 years in prison. many victims say their complaints about nassar were ignored to school officials. the entire board of usa gymnastics announced it will resign today. some republican lawmakers now say the fix was in during the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. this comes after the release of the latest batch of texts between two now-former members of the special counsel's team. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the latest tonight. >> republicans on the house inkell generals committee predict the four-page staff memo documenting alleged surveillance could be released soon. >> within days, two weeks at the most. >>

the chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill.ple on the right of his party, the ones that speak all the time, are livid. >> no question about that, shep. some republicans do like the proposal, others have very vocal critics. texas senator ted cruz does not like offering a path to citizenship. he said this is to the left of president obama. arkansas republican tom cotton says the immigration frame work is generous and humane and also being responsible. this afternoon the attorney general was out selling the plan. >> that means welcoming the best and brightest, but banning and deporting gang members, identity fraudsters, dunk drivers and child abusers making them inadmissible. this merit-based system would better serve our national interests because it would benefit the american people, which is what this agenda is all about. >> today the president said the nation's current immigration system is stuck in the past. >> shepard: and democrats are hating it, too. >> some have not spoke out publicly. others have been vocal critics. joe

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rick: mike emmanuel on capitol hill. thank you. the white house putting pressure on congress to end the shutdown and the president suggesting the senate employ a nuclear option to break the impasse something senate majority leader has said he is opposed to doing. mr. trump tweeting great to see how hard the republicans are fighting for our military and safety at the border. the democrats just want illegal immigrants to pour into our nation unchecked. if stalemate continues republicans should go to 51% nuclear option and vote on real long-term budget no cr's. that's what the president tweeted. our garrett tenney joining us from the white house. this is not the first time that the president has urged the senate to use the nuclear option. >> no it is not. it likely won't be his last either. you have to remember, this president is someone who is used to getting things done. one of the biggest challenges for him during his first year in office has been having to rely on extremely divided senate in order to move his agenda forward. in th

. >> harris: chief white house correspondent mike emanuel joins us from capitol hill. mike? >> harris, good afternoon to you. this proposal out there to keep the government up and running to avoid a government shut down would extend government funding 28 days through february 16th. it would extend the children's health insurance program for six years and it would hold off some obamacare taxes. the senate majority leader is warning democrat will opposinopposing this plan. >> some have intimated that democrats will filibuster any funding bill whatsoever over the issue of illegal immigration. i find it difficult to believe that my democratic colleagues would want to shut down the government for american citizens and vote down a six year reauthorization of health insurance for american children all over illegal immigration. >> passions are running high on capitol hill. protesters pushing for a deal for so-called dealers. people brought to this country illegally by their parents. senate democratic leaders notes his side has its priorities, too. >> we will do everything we can to

. >> sandra: mike emanuel is live on capitol hill for us now. mike, what are expectations going into this big meeting on the hill today? >> good morning. key white house officials meeting with the top four leaders on capitol hill with spending levels for the next couple of years front and center facing a january 19th deadline for a government funding extension. so you are looking at speaker paul ryan, leader nancy pelosi, democratic leader chuck schumer and majority leader mitch mcconnell sitting down with the white house budget director and mark short to talk about spending caps for the next couple of years. sarah sanders at the white house offered this present view. >> the budget is first and foremost one of the biggest priorities right now and certainly the big priority in the immediate term. the president wants a two-year budget deal that provides realistic budget caps and certain tie for our national security. our biggest, number one priority. the focus front and center of the conversations taking place this week. >> many republicans want mo

let's get to mike emanuel live on capitol hill. >> good afternoon, trace. the first order of business is trying to hammer out a two-year budget agreement. republicans are saying it's time to rebuild the military and democrats want to emphasize domestic spending. democrats have talk about wanting to do a deal on daca, the children brought to this country illegally by their parents. the white house is saying, you heard from sarah huckabee sanders, that they want a clean budgetary agreement. they don't want to get into immigration matters now. the president set a march deadline for dealing with the immigration issue and they want to address mother than the young peop people. there was a january 19th deadline when the government runs out of money. >> mike emanuel live on capitol hill. good to see you. thank you. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the dow not bad today. "your world" with neil cavuto is coming up next. a lot going on in the world. we'll see you tomorrow at 3:00. with 5 times more ethnic regions... ancestrydna can pinpoint where your ancest

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joining us now from capitol hill, mike viqueira. good to talk to you once again. how is this legislatest proposal by mcconnell being received, if they don't get immigration figured out by the february 8th deadline, then they will debate it, making that promise last night. >> it's being greated with some set simple, as you might imagine, from democrats. but the senate cut president trump out of these negotiations, the frustration was so great, senators were almost disgusted with themselves is what i was hearing, people walking the halls just shaking their heads that it had come to this. we hear a lot of straw men, we hear a lot of sucker bunches rhetorically over the weekend. it does appear now, bottom line, that there is hope when the senate comes in at noon and they do have this procedural vote that the logjam may be broken. democrats, you have to say, have not gotten much out of this. they insisted on a provision to help the d.r.e.a.m.ers, those young individuals who were brought here involuntarily when they were young and they were allowed to stay by president

mike emanuel reporting from capitol hill. thank you.oining me now, the white house budget chief mick mulvaney the man in charge of implanting the shutdown. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> director mulvaney: thank you again for having me. >> chris: describe the extent of the shutdown both in terms of personnel and programs. >> director mulvaney: sure. as of yesterday, federal agencies started setting up their furlough notices. there's really three categories of employees. those who will come to work on monday, those who will not come to work on monday and is actually a small group that will come to work on monday for about four hours to help shut things down and then they will leave as well. those notices went out yesterday that over the course of the next couple days we will start to see agencies trying to implement the shutdown plans, which is a little bit different than it was in 2013 as we try to work to keep more agencies open. i talked to the president late friday night and he said work hard to keep as many of these folks at

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mike emmanuel from capitol hill. left, rhinos are pushing what would be a disastrous deal. senator lindsey graham and dick durban now proposing on cut visa lottery program by 50%, the president wants foolishness of a lootry, visa lo lottery. to end, and also -- their compromise would give president's $1.5 billion for the border wall. dems and rhinos, are insulting president trump as he extended a hand to them to work out a deal, that would work in my opinion, the dems and those briano rubyo republicans are hardly worth the president's time. our first guest, said it is shocking that am moste i amnestg talked about after american people in 2016 made it clear, we elected a president whose top issue campaign trail was about the wall and no amnesty, joining us tonight, chris coback. representing citizens of cities, states and cases involving illegal immigration, chris, good to see you, very idea that this would be response from six senators, you know them all. i mean this is farceical, insulting, an absurd response. >> it is outrageous. i agree with all you said. look, the presi

on capitol hill, mike emmanuel, fox news. >>> the bay area says it's ready to fight back.cians and business owners say they won't back down when it comes to rumors of upcoming immigration raids across northern california. plus -- >> any further misuse of our public taxpayer money is nothing short of thievery. >> plus, south bay parents say there's a pattern of broken promises even though they say the money has been raised for school upgrades, they haven't been done. >>> president trump's announcement that he is ending immigration protections for 200,000 salvadorans living in the u.s. is having an impact in el salvador. there are reports the move is a boon for that country's call center industry as salvadorans who are now fluent in english go home. [ speaking spanish ] >> speak better english than spanish. the change in the beginning was huge because i feel alone out of touch. >> the trump administration has also announced plans to rescind protections for about 60,000 haitians living in the u.s. >>> i.c.e. could be about to launch a major raid throughout northern california

but let's kick things off with mike emanuel from capitol hill. >> we have two dozen moderate senators, democrat and republicans, feeling like they have to get a deal to reopen the government as soon as possible. senator lindsey graham of south carolina is one of those senators. graham was one of the republicans who voted with democrats against the government funding package. others in that bipartisan group sound hopeful. >> when was the last time you saw 22 senators meeting day after day and the number of senators keeps growing with peach meeting that we have. and each one of them is committed to getting to a solution. and that to me is very encouraging. >> both sides have got to make some compromises. we have a huge number of employees who need to get this resolved. reporter: senator cornyn says his bet is the government will be shut down tomorrow. rick: what are top house leaders saying? >> house republican leaders say they are willing to accept a deal the senate will vote on late tonight. take a listen to this. >> we are hopeful in the senate, i know they are having some meetings.

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has the breaking details from capitol hill with what we know. >> good evening. sources tell fox these are the key points to the white house immigration blueprint. secure the border, the southern and northern borders with a combination of infrastructure, technology, and personnel. that includes a $25 billion trust fund for the border wall system. daca legalization, provide legal status for daca recipients and other eligible immigrants come up to an estimated 1.8 million people. protect the nuclear family, promote nuclear family migration, limiting sponsorship students spouses and minor children's. eliminate the lottery and repurpose visas. suggesting the program is riddled with fraud and abuse and doesn't serve the national interest. white house rolling out its proposal as lawmakers on capitol hill are trying to develop their own plan. lawmakers have been getting in your full from immigration activists demanding a daca deal now. as the white house prepares to unveil its immigration reform framework, the senate republican whip describe the v

mike emanuel on capitol hill on what we can look forward to now. mike? >> yeah, it's expected the senate and the house will give final approval and the brief government shut down will be over in a matter of hours. earlier, the senate had an 81-18 procedural vote on a government extension. the house is extended to proceed once the house gives their approval. some progress was made on immigration during the government shut down. >> before this agreement, they had no protection. we were not getting any help from the white house, we weren't getting any help from the house and we really weren't getting any help from the republican leadership in the senate. but now we have a path forward and which we can work a bipartisan solution that will take care of the dreamers. >> this continuing resolution would fund the government through february 8. it would provide health insurance to an estimated nine million children for six years and postpone some unpopular obamacare taxes. democrats insisted on a deal for the so-called dreamers now. the young people brought to th

on capitol hill, mike emanuel, fox news. >>> some people who were in that immigration meeting with johnd the chief of staff contradicted the president on immigration issues. kelly reportedly told lawmakers that some of the president's campaign promises on a border wall were, quote, uninformed and that the u.s. will never construct a physical wall along the entire u.s. border with mexico. kelly also said the president supports enacting legal protections for "dreamers." >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says north korea has yet to show any willingness to discuss its ballistic missile or nuclear weapons programs. speaking at stanford today, tillerson said the u.s. is looking to move forward with talks with north korean leader kim jong-un. the secretary just concluded a 20-nation summit in vancouver, canada. he said the goal was to find ways to combat north korean smuggling that bypasses u.n. city council sanctions and resolutions. -- u.n. security council sanctions and resolutions. >> our allies are continuing to be united in continuing this campaign until north korea takes meaningful s

protests erupting on capitol hill over daca as lawmakers cut a deal to keep the government running. to mike emanuel on capitol hill with this high stakes battle. >> the offer is a government funding extension to allow more time on daca. the plan would keep the government open through february 16 and delay some obamacare-related taxes and put off the daca fight for later. mitch mcconnell is defending holding off on dealing with immigration until lawmakers know they have a package that president trump supports and that president trump would be willing to sign into law. as you mention, protesters have been here on capitol hill, vocal, trying to make their case for a democrat deal now. the president gave congress until march 5 to come up with a legislative fix. democrats and a lot of folks are trying to pressure for an outcome sooner. >> we don't know what the house, whether the house will send us this bill but the revolt towards the bill was broad and strongs. as democrats, we want to do everything we can to avoid a shut down. we believe if there is one, it will fall on the republicans backs.