we will enforce the law. >> secretary neilson. a report by department of homeland security and department of justice. what does the report say? >> i will start by telling you it is very concerning. i think what it underlines is we need to be clear who is coming into our country. make sure they're not a terrorist. that most important figure from the report its that 73% of all of those convicted of international related offenses, international terrorism related offenses over the last 15 years were foreign born. that's quite a substantial percentage. >> if you are concerned is this clear and present danger? >> of course, absolutely. i think the president has been very clear. i think this underscores the need to not only implement the executive orders her ud over the past year, but, i feel strongly about going to congress today during my hearing, and work with them to close the loopholes that prevent us from removing known suspected terrorists and criminals in the united states. off up awhat policy rises up out of the numbers? >> i th

now what we are doing in san francisco from nancy neilson, the deputy director. tell us about the variety of programs in san francisco. >> sure. thank you. in san francisco most of our work is with adults, seniors, adults and in a few housing programs with families. our largest program in san francisco services people who were formerly homeless who are now housed and in order to keep them housed we provide money management services, this is a program they do through the department of public health primarily. it's sort a no brainer if you think about it, if you want to keep people housed, the rent has to be paid. if someone has been living on the streets for 20, 30 year that is not a routine they know. they don't know how to manage. and so in this particular program, whatever resources are available to the individual, social security, sometimes retirement plan, that money is directed to a trust account with us, and we pay their bills, we pay their rent, we pay their utilities. we write about 9000 checks a month on behalf of our clients. it's a huge program. we hav

. >>> department of homeland security kirsten neilson is in sonoma county today to check on response and recovery efforts after the wild fires. neilson is visiting neighborhoods devastated by the october fires, which killed 43 people and burned 100,000 acres. home owners with fire insurance have so far filed nearly 15,000 residential property claims resulting in almost 7 billion this damages. that's according to to the state insurance department. and in san jose, the rainy forecast is a reminder of the massive coyote creek flood that hit almost a year ago, water released from anderson reservoir overflowed the creek's banks. now to prevent this from happening again, the water district is inspecting the reservoir and the creek for any blockage. officials say the reservoir is 26% capacity right now and does not pose an immediate threat. keep track of the change in weather conditions with you live, free to download, you'll get updates from our weather team and you can monitor the forecast while you're on the go. >>> going to switch now to developing news, watch out for the man you see on

neilson says more help is on the way. including fire management assistance grants which will help with debris removal. >> to put it in perspective, i lirnd tod learned today that the amount of debris collected to is more than the bridge. >> they want them to know the biggest need is how's ing. >>faster response, so more immediate temporary housing, moving forward quicker with permits do new builds an dhanging things to make it easier. >> neilson says people can apply for fema grants to rebuild their homes. bris brittany says most people can't wait. >> i've talked to people daily that are still in hotels or sfag on a couch or a car. >> can't tell from the news and from pictures, even from video of the amount of devastation and how it's almost every single house is gone. >> the hansons have bounced around staying in a vacation rental then with family out of state and now they're in a time share. they do plan to rebuild. in santa rosa, alica harrington, abc 7 news. >>> well, it's a small building with a big purpose. >> the w

>> i actually do not know that, sir, but i imagine that is the case. >> now secretary neilson spells her pittsburfirst name with a j following a consonant, which is a very common norwegian, like fjord, neilson is a very common danish and norwegian name, i don't know her background, but you would think she would understand that norway is predominantly white? >> let us agree, yes, norway is predominantly white. what is very interesting, andrea, is we put something up on our facebook in terms of trump's racist comments and it turns out right now that more people are leaving the united states to go to norway than are coming from norway to the united states for good reason. norway is a strong social democracy, guarantees health care to all people, strong child care, strong pension program and that's that. but bottom line here, in terms of discussion in the oval office, i have known dick durbin for many, many years, he and i disagree on this or that issue. and nobody doubts the integrity and honesty of dick durbin. >> does she have a credibility problem going on with capitol hill? >> i thi

graham today lashed about that. >> something happened and i like secretary neilson is a nice burn but does it end in the government shutting down? we cannot do this with people in charge at the white house who have an irrational view of how to fix immigration. >> but new tonight a senior official administrator said graham and durbin begged for an oval office meeting that went around the framework that mccarthy had been working on. they declared graham, quote, tried to sabotage the framework. nobody knew what was in the damn plan the person said. the president hit him with questions and he shut him down. it got contentious on immigration and will it lead to a shutdown it's unlikely to happen. a top official said they're willing to call the democrat's bluff. the democrats are willing to shut down over a clean bill on daca, the government is prepared to let them do that. >> sean: the government never shuts down and other people get a furlough and get their money back and a free vacation. that's the fact. thank you for the reporting. fox news national security strategist joins us now dr.

as you may have been aware, secretary neilson has been on the hill this morning testifying and as of a few hours ago, she was still there, so she's going to be unable to join us today. but we do have sue gordon in her stead. she's the principal deputy director of dni, the director of national intelligence so she'll be able to come up here and talk about some of the stuff that she's pursuing. so with that, i'm going to introduce jessica ditto, who's a deputy communications director and she'll be moderating this panel. los angeles with heather wilson, heather brand associate general attorney and sue gordon, executive director of dni. >> hello. good afternoon. thank you for being here and thank you to everyone who's tuning in on c-span and youtube and those of you in the audience. it's not often that you get to follow the president on stage, so that's a lot of pressure for me. but let's first start by giving a round of applause to our first panel discussion, we really appreciate those of you who took your time to be here today. let's give a round of applause to the first group of paneli

but department of homeland security secretary, kirsten neilson disputes reports mr. trump used an expletive. >> what the president is saying he would look to move to merit based. based on an individual. >> rand paul. >> you can't have an immigration compromise if everybody is out there calling the president a racist. >> now, president trump announced an end to daca in september. a federal court ruling last week kpiz tending its shelf life. saturday the government avenue immigration agency said, based on that court order, it will accept new applications for those qualifying for deferred deportation. elaine. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> now, lemtt's bring in face e nation host john dickerson. congress has until friday to pass a spending bill will congress work together to avoid a government shutdown? >> there has been difficulty with congress working together. now it's been, interrupted by this, latest debate over the president's remarks in the oval office. now you have senators from the republican side in that meeting saying that dick durbin, democratic senator de

earlier today, kristin neilson was grilled by lawmakers about what was said on last thursday's meeting. >> you said on fox news the president used strong language, what was that? >> apologies, i don't remember specifics, what i was struck with was the general pro fanty used in the room by almost everyone. >> the idea that the commander and chief of this country could with broad brushes talk about certain nations and cast a shadow over millions of americans from those communities, and that you can even say in your temperature that norwegians were preferenced by him because they're so hard working -- >> well -- >> let me finish. >> kacie hunt, this was a very interesting session this morning. we saw the secretary being grilled by democrats, and now snathders are saying that someone on the president's staff gave him the bad advice. the way he characterizes this is one president on tuesday and another on thursday. >> yes, i will say it is an under statement to say that it strained many senators after the meeting. clearly whatever happened on that thursday meeting in the white house was som

. >>> secretary kirsten neilson confirmed today dhs has asked federal prosecutors to take legal action against sanctuary cities. the head of immigrations and customs enforcement has been highly critical saying california could feel the wrath of his agency because of the sanctuary state decision. >>> and we're getti ting word t a former cia officer had been arrested, he may be connected more than a dozen deaths of operatives in china. he carried a notebook with classified information and the names of cia agents. the former agent is identified as 53-year-old jerry chun lee. >>> a teenager's bravery brings a nightmare to light. after she did, thorauthorities d her 12 brothers and sisters shackled inside a home. >>> a man accused of killing two california deputis laughs out loud and makes outrageous comments about the victims. >>> live doppler 7 tracking several storms, i'll have the timeline of the next two systems coming up. >>> and of course going to the dentist isn't fun but neither is putting it >>> the mother of 13 children kept locked in filthy conditions seemed perplexed about why

but you have the answer to that. >> but is your home neilson cape be? >> anyone who comes to my house for the game, i'm going to say no, the nfl won't allow me to show this in my living room. >> what about bars? what constitutes a mass viewing? when you have it on at a bar there are lots of people in there watching. >> really good question. there is a place the the las vegas event center each year holding massive outdoor viewing party. >> this year they're expecting 4,000 people. that sounds kind of massive. >> same thing. >> it is the same thing. >> so why are you still doing this then if the nnfl said no. hoping to convince them? >> because mothers don't just begin and ends in a week. so i'm lying just let's just build concensus now so next year when we go. >> where do i go to vote. >> right there, if you scroll down, this is the well, you'll see it, there is cents a petition that little -- >> just tell me where to go, i'll figure it out. >> all right. then go to change.org. because i have a petition. put in the word super bowl watch parties. >> this

homeland security secretary kristen neilson faced question whether president trump used profane languageuring the immigration meeting. you know what language we're talking about because it made all of the headlight earlier this week, so at yesterday's senate hearing secretary neilson testified the president did not use vulgar language but she couldn't recall exactly what he had said. >> because she was in that meeting at the white house. >> yes. >> so new jersey senator cory booker under lesion neilson saying her silence and a.m. knee ya is complicity. >> i hurt what dick durbin called me i had tears every rage when i heard this experience in that meeting. for you not to feel that hurt, and that pain. >> to dismiss saying i already answered that line of questioning, with tens of millions of americans or hurting right now because of what they're worried about what happened in the white house, that's unacceptable to me. >> president trump denied making those comment. several gop senators who attended the very meeting also done tend that the president did not make a vulgar racist statement

. >> katie neilson found out it's the biggest sideshow crackdown in alameda history. >> reporter: that's right so alameda county sheriffs department is teaming up with oakland police and the california highway patrol. officers say they need more help because of the illegal sideshows happening here on bay area roads are getting more dangerous for everyone involved. you've seen the video, cars doing high speed spins and slides just inches from hundreds of people. here you can see people hanging out of the window of a car that's almost out of control. tonight police say it has to stop. >> so that's from a previous sideshow, that's when we were going in circles. it's either actual hundreds of skidmarks there. >> the chp helicopter pilots are flying over interstate 880 in oakland. last month an illegal sideshow there took over the intersection with cars spinning almost out of control and people in the crowd egging on the drivers. >> most recently they've been shining lasers for visual effects. >> they turned the lasers on the chp helicopter. >> it scattered just like shotgun pelts do. so it w

but department of homeland security secretary, kirsten neilson disputes reports mr. >> what the presidentying he would look to move to merit based. based on an individual. >> rand paul. >> you can'te f erybody is out there calling the president a racist. >> now, president trump announced an end to daca in september. a federal court ruling last week iz migration agency said, based on that court order, it will accept new applicatis those qualifying for deferred r. the death toll from mudslide in california climbed to 20. officials say four people are missing in the coastal community of montecito. john blackstone is there. >> aerial drone footage of the thick sludge and debris on highway 101 helps explain why part of california's busiest freeway is still shut down. days after the mudslide that now covers 30 square miles of santa barbara county. crews are working around the clock to clear trood and restore power. but 7,000 people are still under a mandatory evacuation order. through damaged cars, trees on the ground, and debris from people's homes, search teams can continue to look for victim

neilson defenned tded his chara. >> i take a little bit of offense that the president is racist. what he is looking at is the system we have in canada. i'm sure we are not suggesting that canada and their leaders are racist. >> reporter: and so there she is talking about the portion of the discussion behind closed doors on thursday where these leaders from congress and the agencies were talk about how do you decide the allotment from various countries? under certain programs they set countries for given countries. you have countries being discussed and they are attributed to the president and how it should move going forward. others are saying that it's important to have a representative immigration from different parts of the world. so this is a heated debate with h lots of politics. it makes it hard to know where this is going this week. it certainly is tense and there's a lot on the line, alex. >> indeed you're right. thank you for that. >>> one of the day's other big stories, the fallout from the hawaii false alarm. the real panic that enpseudoafter the pals ballis c ballisti

kirstin neilson was in the room, but she will not confirm what the president said when she was asked about it at her testimony today. that infuriated some democrats. >> i don't remember a specific word. what i was struck with was the general profanity that was used in the room by almost everyone. >> your silence and a.m. knmnes complicity. you can't republican the words of your commander and chief? i find this unacceptable. joining me now is will hurd of texas. welcome, thank you, sir. >> thank you, chuck, thank you for having me on. >> i know you have your own bipartisan deal on daca, a more narrow version. i want to get to that in a minute. where are we and how far away are we from an actual deal as far as you understand it in the house. >> well, as you know three or four days in washington is still a lot of time to try to get something done. this lack of trust up here in washington dc is real and that's what we're trying to do with our bill. we have a total of 40 republicans and democrats equally united on trying to solve a very narrow part of this probl problem. we can prove they

will durbin confront neilson to confirm the president's comments? she said she doesn't remember that vulgar word being used. here at the white house president trump's doctor will brief reporters about his health after his first presidential physical last week. >> a lot to get to over there. thank you so much. >>> and a key meeting is happening today on the north korean nuclear threat. the u.s. and canada hosting officials from around the world in vancouver to discuss next steps. nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is there. good mornings. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. today's meeting will focus on finding a diplomatic solution to the north korean crisis. defense secretary mattis was here. he briefed the gathering monday night on military preparations in case diplomacy fails. two b-52 bombers landed in guam to drive home his point. a high stakes attempt to find a resolution. the u.s. and canada hosting 20 countries, not inviting china and russia. russia blasting the meeting before it even starts. vladimir putin's top dipl

but neilson says not so fast.he doesn't think that daca is dead and doesn't need to be linked to the deadline. >> we need to fund our troops, protect them, increase homeland security. to die them to a daca deal where the expiration deal in march is irresponsible. >> reporter: a court challenge to daca's termination is working its way through the court system. in washington, griff jenkins, fox news. >>> the time is now 6:36, pam. >> yeah. a recent college graduate has been appointed to curb the opioid crisis. according to the "washington post," taylor weyeneth is working as the deputy chief of staff. his new role comes a year after graduating from st. john's university and working on the trump campaign. he earned the high ranking position after several staff members left the office. an official says that weyeneth is doing administrative work, not making policy decisions. >>> president trump now says the federal government will get involved after the false alarm in hawaii claiming a missile was headed for hawaii. ha

secretary kirsten neilson will be here. we plan to talk to her. president trump declared major disaster declaration and funding for those sights. 44 people died and more than 5,000 homes destroyed. >>> a video apology after a massive backlash from a video stirring all sorts of controversy. logan paul shot the video in the forest of japan where suicides are common. they came upon a suicide victim and kept the cameras rolling. the video was post t. it's since been deleted. he apologized. >> i don't expect to be forgiven, i'm here to apologize. for my fans who are defending my actions, please don't. they do not deserve to be defended. >> he says he only meant to raise awareness about suicide. youtube says that video did violate its policy. for now, logan paul's channel is still operating. >>> hard to imagine anything the president tweets could shock anyone, anymore. >> scott mcgrew, he managed to do it. >> he did. good morning to you, marcus and kris. some conservatives call for the president to step down, this, after a tweet about the size of the pr

senator dick durbin who said the president said s-hole repeatedly so he got to grill homeland secretary neilson. to secretary nielsen and her word this is morning, she said under oath she did not remember president trump saying the profanity but did admit to hearing a lot of tough language or curse words. here she was. >> what i heard him saying was that he would like to move away from a country-based quota system to a merit-based system so it shouldn't matter where you're from. it should matter what you can contribute to the united states. >> how did he characterize those countries in africa? >> in -- i don't specifically remember a categorization of countries in africa. i think what he was saying, as far as -- best i could tell and, you know, there were about a dozen people in the room acres lot of cross conversations, a lot of rough talk by a lot of people in the room. what i understood him to be saying is let's move away from the countries and let's look at the individual and make sure that those we bring here can contribute to our society. >> you said on fox news the president used strong

but they're, you know, neilson who i had the privilege to work with during the bush administration, shealso has plum island. i mean, i bet you nobody here knows what plum island. >> host: and i've spent time-- some people from massachusetts, perhaps. >> she's got fema, all sorts of things that she's got to have responsibility for and i think that they've always, you know, if they go from one hurricane to another, from one immigration crisis to another, and so, i do think that that's why i say, on counterintel against sides this is not kirstjen nielsen's at the department of homeland security. this is a sort of tier one national security problem that requires the attorney general and dni, president's cabinet to doe vote adequate resources and time and attention and have a strategy with priorities how they're going to go against it. >> host: great. and maybe it's fair to open up t the-- to the audience for questions at this point. if anyone has something. not a shy group. jamie, you might say who you are, but we know. >> and i'm still jamie. >> host: okay. >> and there's not been a coup d

as you may have been aware, secretary neilson has been on the hill this morning testifying and as of a few hours ago, she was still there, so she's going to be unable to join us today. but we do have sue gordon in

he called out homeland security secretary neilson. >> i think it was ri kick rouse she said today that she could not remember. i remember what happened seven days ago. >> yeah, she needs something to work on her memory, but the passion he showed i think illustrated what a lot of americans are feeling, particularly mens of color. . what does that feel like as a citizen of this country? it is painful, the passion that you heard in his voice represents what a lot of americans feel, which is pain, particularly after similar le charlottesville. >>> calling them liars and saying the white house under cut them. >> senator lindsey graham under cut them. he was perfectly clear in statements to the press that his memory has not changes. that senator cannoten must have convinced him to retreat to his openness on a deal. he said i don't know where that guy is but i want him to come back. if you read between the lines, he is accusing senator purdue and cotton of making up a story and accusing senator durbin of creating a story and that is really extraordinary behavior. >> steve, we only have ten se

in the incompetent stanstance w neilson.ll about loyalty and how much do you support this president at any cost. it is not about policy or trying to do what's best for the country. it is not about trying to set up a negotiation or trying to put forth policy that people can agree on it encouraging bipartisanship. it is not about governing. it is all about loyalty. when you continue to have that, all of these movements towards making the party different and helping it to grow are going to take place on the sidelines. that loyalty issue takes all of the energy and all of the oxygen out of the room. i want to add something really exciting about this power to the polls. there are 79 women that are going to be running for governor in 2018. the majority of them are democrats. 30 of them are republicans. it is going to be an exciting year and empowering women on both sides of the aisle to have more of a perspective and a say at the local, state, and federal level is really going to start to change the game here in the future in 2018

it with usually we do neilson. this is all done that way. in their --ne panel it's a sample of 2,000, among the probablistic panel. of youngave a sample people, just to have more confidence about what the young people are thinking in the u.s. the methodology is posted. you're welcome to look at it. let's start with one of the had. questions that we which of the following do you believe is the most effective to stop north korea's nuclear program? you look, obviously the blue is japan. red is the u.s. the most striking thing here is two middle options. the one that says stricter sanctions against north korea themilitary action by united states and its allies. withee how very few agree those options. 11%he case of japan, only think stricter sanctions will work. in the case of the u.s., only 7%. same thing with the military option. then 11% only think those would work. by the way, even in the u.s., if down,eak it republican-democrat, slightly republicans think that's possible. 17%, so it's still not huge on this issue. you see the u.s. japan in

. >> you had a chance to talk to liam neilson again. >> yeah. >> every movie he does has taken somethingtly you talk to him about this he doesn't love doing these kind of movies? >> he's feeling too old, right. >> that was a story that he came out with toronto national film festival he was going to retire from action films. i spoke to him about how many action scripts he receive after doing the first take ken he speaks about that in our interview he's in the commuter. let's take look at a c this new film. watch this. >> first time on the commuter train. >> i'm sorry, have we met? >> no, i'm joanne anna. >> michael. >> what if i asked to you do something that could profoundly affect an individual on this train? >> i don't understand. it's just one little thing. someone on this train does not belong. all you have to do is find them. >> why would i do it? >> in the bathroom there's $75,000. that money is yours if you do this one little thing. >> i thought this was hypothetical. >> you have until next stop to decide. what kind of person are you? >> all right. so -- interesting. >> interestin

a quarter americans have included financial planning in their new year's resolutions according to neilsonw to be financially responsible randy's financial expert author of retire inspired, chris hogan with us happy new year to you. happy new year good to be with you. >> first step to take is to understand your income you say. explain. >> well, i want people to step back and understand exactly how much money they have coming in, it is not so much to go with your salaried amount you need to know net amount what is coming in versus what is going out what are obligations. and so if you can really pull back and look at this will help you be a better manager, will help you start to understand where can i cut back, and then where do i need to fast forward. >> wondering about as you advise people on investing this year obviously sthoks had a great run trading at pretty my multiples to earnings does your advice change based on where the market is? or is it here is the long-term plan, and -- stick with it regardless? >> i think with when it comes to investing that the long-range plan is definitely