welcome to new orleans new year's.go and made it let's just say a bit more fun. >> look at all the people around us. they come from all over. say hi, everybody. show some love. so this is the real party that we have every year. we like to call it the after party. cnn after dark, new year's eve. and these people are from all over the world. there's one lady here. >> from italy. >> she's from italy. but there's one lady here, she said her christmas present. >> oh, my gosh, was to come see us. where is she? she's behind us. hi. >> happy new year. >> so fun. so sweet, she came out to us earlier, she was like i think my daughter or someone said for christmas i just want to see don and brooke in new orleans. i love people think we're that fun. actually we are that fun. you should see us after the show. what number are we on? i stopped counting. i think we're all on seven. >> i stopped counting. i'm using a straw now. so if you're at home, do a shot or a little vodka. soda with a little lime. >> how's your year been, my dear?

i'll see you in new orleans. [inaudible] [background sounds] >> over 100 new members join either the house or the senate of the 116th congress. indiana voters elected republican mike braun to the u.s. senate. "washington journal" >> new congress, , new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> jacqueline simon is at her desk on day 24 of the ongoing government shutdown. she serves as policy director of the american federation of government employees, the largest federal employee unioned in the country and did you think this would go 24 days? >> guest: it was my worst fear, but yes, , yes, i am surpd it's goneis this long trip for w long did you think it will go? had a cyst in? >> guest: i have not: idea how long it will go.. you know, obviously there does seem to be some good possibilities for for a succesl resolution to all of this if senator mcconnell allows the boat in the senate of the house passed bills. whether that will happen when that will happen i don't know. >> host: do think that is the most likely pathu at

some predict new orleans willge be submerd by the end of this century. the region's survival depends on its ability to adapt to clihange. if successful, louisiana may errovide a blueprint for o around the world. around the world. tucker: there were fa here. there were kids in the street playingootball, right? there were neighbors. this house was the candy lady. as kids, we would come down and spendur quarters and sit here on this porch and eat it and just enjoy the atmosphere of the community, right, andnt heat weway just overnight. it just got wasaway. [helicopter whirring] man: we are seeing scenes like this one throughout e city. lieberman: do you remember if you told them that the levees had broken? brown: i don't recallit specifically, buas that new orleans is flooding. walters: no. sit. stocked over them plants on their porch lnight, huh? miss is some upset with you.th a couple of mago, we had a rain storm, just a ordinary rainstorm in southeast louisiana. it was one of thosdays that we thought, "hey, just a little rain," but low and behol the city

amanda: all right. ♪ lemonis: it's been two weeks, and i'm back in new orleans. what improvements to the warehouse the team has come up with. joey: welcome back. lemonis: thank you. this looks like new stuff. joey: yeah. i made those for you to see. so this is all scraps that we have, and there's suede and leather and cork, and i just kind of mixed them all together. lemonis: these are awesome. joey: thanks. lemonis: really good. don't you think? amanda: well, you know i'm not a color person. lemonis: who made this? joey: jackie. lemonis: this is solid. jackie, my only feedback on this is straps. they're too short, and then back to the hardware issue. it's just really junky. where are, like, the zippers organized? like, where is everything? astra: in there. lemonis: and why -- so you have to just keep going back and forth? astra: yeah. lemonis: and so why wouldn't you have it over here close to where you're working? joey: this whole place needs to be reorganized. i think we all agree on that. astra: definitely. joey: yeah. lemonis: what is all this? amanda: well,

my roommate in college, when i went to ole miss was from new orleans. rench]. >> carley: how about that? >> griff: we're just by gary here. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> carley: he has a lot of magic. he's is a magician. tell me -- you're part of the brotherhood of -- >> of american and international magicians. >> carley: pretty official. you have tricks that you're going to show us? >> i thought we would do some mentalism today. we have a lot of noise. i'll tell you to read minds. instead of me reading your mind, you read my mind. i have an envelope here. i'll keep it dry. i'm going to write down a thought on the back of the envelope. the two of you, i'll talk through how you can guess what i write down. take a breath in. let it out, clear out your thoughts. griff, that was quick. they're all gone. >> griff: that's it? >> they're gone. every thought? >> griff: i'm not thinking about anything? >> you're thinking about something. there's a song in your head. you're thinking about it all night. taylor swift. "bad blood?" >> yes. >> griff: kidding m

it's still 2018 in new orleans. but here in niagara falls, ontario, canada it's what year? it's 2019. >> this was canada's largest celebration of new year's with tens of thousands of people despite the pouring rain but unusually warm. it's about 45 degrees fahrenheit right now compared to 2 degrees fahrenheit last year at this celebration. and we are on it banks of the niagara river and these are the falls right here. lindsey can tell you an amazing story about the niagara falls. >> it may not be as cool as pressing the button for the ball to drop on times square, but we got to change the lights and pick the color. they're like pick whatever color you want. >> there's like 12 colors and we picked them. these are the biggest of the falls. when he walked across the tightrope, that's where he was. you can see people left the concert and are standing along the rails to see the niagara falls. and the skyline tower, this is ontario's space needle, and we saw the most amazing fireworks at the stroke of midnight come out of the top of that tower on the roof of that tower. >> must ha

thanks. >> harris: president trip is in new orleans.he touched down about half an hour or so ago. we are told he is in the building where he will speak with the farm bureau. the american farm bureau convention, in its hundred fear. we will take you there live as that happens. and, they are already introducing onstage. so we will get there. some teachers walking off the job in the nation's second-largest school district, affecting more than half a million students. making a statement on the future of public schools. what teachers in los angeles are demanding. ♪ some things are good to know. like, where to find the cheapest gas in town. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan. from humana, a company with over

i will be going to new orleans right now. i'm going to be speaking in five of our great farmers. i look forward to that. we will be back a little later. i don't know if the weather changes things but the claims in championship team -- the clemson championship team will be coming tonight. an unbelievable team. they will be coming tonight and i think we're going to serve mcdonald's, wendy's, and burger king with some pizza. it will be interesting and i would think that is their favorite food so we will see what happens. they're coming tonight, the national champions subject to the weather. weekend. here all a lot of the democrats were in puerto rico celebrating something. maybe they are celebrating the shutdown. big humanitarian crisis on the border. they know it. many of them are saying we agree with you. many of them are breaking. the republicans are rocksolid. , they are allople going to get their money. many of the people that are not being paid right now are in total agreement with us. you saw border patrol agents. they are in total agreement with us. we will see how it goes.

they are getting ready in new orleans.them directly impact did i shut down right now that has affected them but more to the point the trade situation, the back-and-forth with china. the likes of tariffs that have come down a little bit of their realm border. but they want it resolved in soon in the separated issued to shut down. the question is how long of a wild. republican congressman mike kelly with a spirit congressman mike kelly with a spirit of very good to have you appeared have you. >> thank you a manual. good to have you peered the president rejecting an idea by lindsey graham, joe sorbo called things off for a three week cooling off here and by then if things are not making progress, do the emergency declaration. what do you think? >> if you're the president's position and looking across the table and don't want to negotiate at any level, what would taking three weeks off due peered more than anything else it would embolden people where we always say we'll get to it later on and we never get to it. it's a good ti

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the new orleans children's chorus.. ♪ what you want ♪ just a little bit ♪ i ain't gonna do you wrong ♪ why you gone ♪ i ain't gonna do you wrong because i don't wanna ♪ ♪ all i'll asking is for a little respect when you come home yeah baby when you come home ♪ ♪ just a little bit ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t find out what it means to me ♪ ♪ a little respect. ♪ just a little bit ♪ just a little ♪ ♪ i'll give you all my money ♪ all i'm asking in return honey is give me my proper respect when you come home ♪ ♪ respect ♪ when you come home ♪ just a little bit respect find it what it means to me ♪ ♪ respect ♪ a little respect ♪ just a little bit ♪ just a little bit ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> did you hear i hit that high note like mariah? >> that was good. you got it, don. >> of course you did. >> you like that? >> okay, listen -- >> i can't believe we lost the queen of soul this year. >> andy and anderson, the moment i wake up before i put on my tv makeup, i say a little prayer for you guys. can you guys sing that for us? >> okay. >> yeah. i w

xfinity store today. >> melissa: fox news alert, we are awaiting remarks from president trump in new orleanser earlier today he criticized former fbi director james comey. this, coming in mid fall out over a "new york times" report that fbi officials launched a counterintelligence probe after comey's firing into whether the president was being influenced by russia. the president today slamming the report. >> i never worked for russia. you know that answer better than anybody. i never worked for russia. not only did i never worked for russia, i think it's a disgrace that you even ask that question. because it's a whole big, fat hoax. >> melissa: but democratic senator elizabeth warren says the report is raising big questions. >> i have been waiting for a long time for mueller to kind of move forward. i think we are seeing these independent actions, even independent of mueller, which is the lead up and some of the rationale about why this investigation started and why so many americans like myself have been concerned for so long. >> melissa: sounds like mark warner to me. but, anyway... [laugh

this is tied with hurricane katrina as the worst thing to happen in new orleans!to court. >> the saints lose the game. the fans lose their minds, buying billboards in atlanta where the super bowl will be played without them. robbed, they say, a petition with over half a million signatures calls for a rematch, so does a lawsuit filed today on behalf of season ticket holders aledging emotional trauma and nothing less than the loss of enjoyment of life. ( laughter ) >> loss of enjoyment of life. you know how upsetting something has to be to make people from new orleans stop enjoying life? they got bourbon street, they got mart mardi gras, even the funerals look like a half time show. you heard grand-daddy died? let's have a parade! ( trumpet sounds ) >> trevor: refs mess up all the time. it's part of sports. it's not a big deal. >> it's not a big deal? it's not a big deal? it's such a big deal, this happened. >> meanwhile, one sphorts book in new jersey is refunding all wagers on the saints tweeting, just think of it as good carla. >> bookies! bookies. the people who

in new orleans, the patriots jumped outo an early lead over the chargers. the game was pretty much over by halftime. the final score, 41-28. didn't see that coming. tom brady a the patriots will play the chiefs on f sundayor a shot at the sup bowl. >>> in new orleans, action, much more exciting. the saints and eagles were neck and neck all ampbfternoon. the eagles came up short right there with an interception for the saints. the saints pulled out a close win and will host the l.a. rams at the superdome on sunday. some great match-ups thers i alw said the chiefs and the rams would end up in the super bowl. >> a big game. who knows? >>> the nfl confirmed that maroon 5 will headline this year's super bowl halftime show in atlanta. >>s scott and big boi from outkast will take the stage. february 3rd. >>> this weekend, the snowstorm did not keep people away from the telemundo n 4 health and fitness expo. >> it was packed. people came on sunday, too. a lot of people taking advantage ofhe free health screenings, cooking courses and even some fitness classes. >> c

>> well, the battle of new orleans was a pretty big deal. and also, the ability to reproduce color print in large numbers made it possible for poor people and ordinary people to have art in their home. as it happens, jackson who really also had probably the first real kitchen cabinet campaign team in the real sense, they knew that topping out those lithographs and you saw them in your history books. jackson and a hat on the back of a stallion, standing in front of the battle scene in new orleans. that went out in thousands and tens of thousands of american homes and hung over the mantelpiece. if you were a scott irish-american, if you were part of the farmer mechanic class, andrew jackson was a perfect hero for you. and he was, that battle was an event for these folks politically.a really big deal. >> was he a populist? >> yeah! >> what do you mean by that? >> populism i don't they belong to any party. it doesn't belong to any ideology. and it is not an ideology itself. populism is a belief or maybe a method that says, there's a group of peo

the new orleans city council is weighing in.: what are they going to do? >> demanding answers. everyone from the owners of the saints demanding clarity. she doesn't want other people to go through this. the governor. john bel edwards of louisiana. asking roger goodell to clarify it so no one goes through it again. >> laura: patrick caddell. patrick caddell. >> dill the dell, isn't it? roger. >> laura: i don't like him. >> i don't care for him either. there are two lawsuits filed. loss of enjoyment to life. they want the nfl to pay up we are suffering we are trying to . >> laura: hundreds of millions of dollars. the players, the local community, over time. the next year, your contract goes up of the super bowl. raymond. joining is now someone who understands the pain in the particular way, here now a "the ingraham angle" exclusive is ben watson, tight end for the saints of course. who is retiring. i'm so sad. then, i know this is tough. what you experienced as he watched the referee totally ignore these infractions near the end o

nfl divisional playoffs yesterday in new orleans and new england. >> gerri: very exciting, jared max.both conferences compete against each other next sunday to get to super bowl liii. philadelphia eagles came out flying against the new orleans saints. philly was up 14-0. the saints would score 20 straight points and win this game as drew brees would lead new orleans into the nfc championship game next week against the los angeles rams. they a big fake punt that turned out huge for new orleans. they eliminate the champs, two big interceptions and it killed the late chance for philly. 20-14 the final score. the patriots yesterday a big winner as well and history made as sarah thomas, the first woman to officiate an nfl playoff game, she saw the patriots go wild. tom brady goes to 8-0 all-time against philip rivers. first time in super bowl era history that the teams with the four highest scoring offenses meet in the conference title games. the championship, the saints a 3.5 point favorite to beat the . the patriots beat the chiefs in week six. this time, the game is in kansas city. wow.

any minute now, president trump's going to be leaving the white house, preparing to head to new orleans. he will do it under the cloud of new pretty scary questions about his ties to russia fueled by a pair of devastating reports. one from the "washington post" and one from "the new york times." the first bombshell came with "the times" quoting this, in the days after president trump fired jim comey as fbi director, law enforcement officials became so concerned by the president's behavior that they began investigating whether he had been working on behalf of russian -- russia against american interests. that's according to former law enforcement officials and others in the investigation. take a look at that one more time. the fbi was not worried that trump was colluding with the russians. they were worried he might be working for russia against the u.s. either unknowingly or even on purpose. around the time comey was fired in may of 2017, two events prompted them to launch a counterintelligence operation. the first was the president's insistence on referencing russia in a letter drafted

the los angeles rams going all in defeating the new orleans saints. ave all the highlights. >>> deep freeze danger. temperatures are tumbling across the northeast into the south. feels like temperatures dropping to 30 below in parts of new england. >>> trapped on the tarmac. passengers on a united flight were stuck on a plane 13 hours after it was diverted to a remote airport. today, they are back to square one on their journey to hong kong. what went wrong? >> did you see the show in the sky? the super blood wolf moon made an appearance overnight, leaving people moon struck. it is monday, january 21st. >>> announcer: from abc news, " >> what a way to start off a monday. if it's cold where you are, we have mr. 305 bringing the warm weather, i have the sunshine. right? >>rought a guy up from miami. >> so glad to have victor oquendo here all week long. >> i'm thrilled to be here. joining you all week. >> hoping he will stay warm somehow. somehow. >>> we begin with a heart stropping day for super bowl sunday is set. >> the new england patriots and rams wi

couple of days earlier than the clippers they're hosting new orleans, the pelz that let him go after he tore his achilles. he's pumped. >> excited to play, be coached by coaching staff, play in front of the fans, just excited to play basketball again.

. >>> it's been two days since >>> it's been two days since new orleans got the news.e saints won't be going to the super bowl this year. >> they're still upset, pretty much all of new orleans is mad about this one. fans started a petition to get an nfl rematch between the saints and the rams. >> good luck. that because of a super size bowl of unfinished business from the controversial no call on sunday night's game. will gans is here. will, tell us all about it. >> this is a super bowl of unfinished business. yeah, that's exactly what's going on, down in new orleans. so as we gear up for the biggest football game of the year, who dat nation isn't ready to forget what they did or didn't do in sunday night's game. football fans everywhere are asking the same question. is this source called or lack thereof this nfl season. >>en complete. no flag. >> reporter: referees ruling no pass interference against the los angeles rams in the it was in championship game against the saints on sunday. the rams admitting the refs missed the ball. >> i didn't look back at the ball. i di

connected to new orleans than new england. they would have been happy to break away from the puritanical people in massachusetts. what about texas? texas has always wanted to be as own country. it still does. they were not going to stay in. what about california? before the railroad, what was holding california to the united states? oxen? walking alongside people sailing for weeks and months around the southern tip of south america? california was eager to go its own way. was aanted -- secession tiger in any direction. andrew johnson, a great union so southerner said if wouldn't north america be as fragmented and were prone as europe? 33 petty governments with a little prince in this one? a little aristocracy in the third? a citizen not being able to pass from one state to another without a passport? that would result in anarchy. johnson argued that this illusion of the union would be beginning of endless war. 1862, with his armies stalled, his cabinet on the verge of revolt, abraham week totook most of a work on his annual me

the new orleans city council is weighing n. demanding answers from the nfl.s of the saints demanding clarity here. she doesn't want other people to go through this. the governor of louisiana asking bill goodell to go through this >> laura: patrick goodell it? >> no, bill goodell, what is it? roger goodell, we're both wrong. >> laura: i can't hear. i don't like goodell, sorry >>> i don't care for him either. very quickly there are two lawsuits being filed. >> laura: these are stupid. loss of enjoyment of life and distrust of the game. they want the nfl to pay up and we're trying to cope with the suffering. >> laura: they'll lose hundreds of millions of dollars, the next year your contract goes up with the super bowl. joining us now is someone who understands that's pain in a particular way, an "ingraham angle" exclusive is ben watson, tightened for the saints who is retiring i'm so sad this year. i know this is tough what you experience did as you watched the referees totally ignore these infractions, you didn't play because you were injured which we are reall

. >> victoria cantrell, city of new orleans. ournd you know tom cochrane executive director and ceo. we want to thank tom and the staff, this is an action-packed packed agenda, comprehensive and thoughtful, focused on the three i's and focus on the fact we can only move forward as a country. >> yesterday you announced $2 million available through the of of february into march. your administration -- can you tell us about that? >> thank you and i want to thank mayor benjamin and the mayors who are gathered here who gathered in watching 10 -- washington each january for our winter meeting. you heard the president's charge to all of us to focus on the three i's. an and we are focused on the day-to-day operations of our city. we are unfortunately in an unprecedented time right now, the longest federal government history, in recent believe ever. we are all struggling to make liveshat the quality of of our residents are not disrupted. anybody ismore than in the belly of the beast of this shutdown, we have more than 70,000 d.c. residen

to the city of new orleans are hitting the ground. that has been a unique challenge for us but it does set the tone that cities and we have pulled all of our communities throughout the u.s., infrastructure is top priority and it is not just roads and bridges, it is also streets and drainage and transportation options for our people. so we definitely need the federal government to get back to work because every day that they're not at work is a day that our people go without. this is a priority that i stand committed with my fellow mayors right here this morning. >> it is important to note that 80% of american infrastructure is funded by state and local governments. water and sewer infrastructure, 98.5% again produced by local and state governments. only 1.5% coming from the federal government. it's also important and we talked about federal aid and federal support that federal money is our money. this is among our citizens send to washington d.c. every april 15 and we talked about repatriating those dollars back into communities where

we are going to continue to have this party in new orleans where these fans are so excited. we will have that and look back on our favorite moments of the night. it has been a wild one. pete: it could get wilder, that is the expectation. kennedy: we will see what we have. happy new year. ♪ ♪ ♪ magic is in the air ♪ novocain ♪ kennedy: the new year is young, lots of show to go. we don't need it to be dry because we have people like pete, carly shimkus and griff jenkins. hello! we are in the middle of the madness. kennedy: the parties not over yet. >> reporter: fine folks from the wheezy anna. >> shauna and nancy just met a month ago and came to new york for new year's eve and you were taking facebook videos of my feet all night. how do facebook people like my feet. >> look at those web feet. >> don't know why we are taking facebook videos of your feet it is because you are wearing sandals and it is freezing. >> we promised you something, didn't we? >> who that ♪ who is going to beat that? >> on the wall and saints fans and if you want -- >> this is john and larissa from oxfor

liz: that was president trump in new orleans today not backing down on the shutdown showdown. we have new live sound of the president back in washington, d.c. he has more to say on that. new polls showing voters turning against the shutdown, but there is increasing support for a border barrier. we bring you more on the growing crack in democrat unity. more and more democrats saying they do support border barriers because they make sense. where the the democrats who have been rejecting deals and compromises? top democratic leaders on a junket with lobbyists on a beach in puerto rico. and they are not showing you angel families who lost loved ones killed by illegal immigrants. we'll ask this angel mom if any democrat ever looked her in the eye and said this is a manufactured crisis. we have now fresh reports from wall street and from the group that so fish yates whether u.s. is in a recession. and we'll fact check "60 minutes" elijah cummings saying they are going after trump. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] welcome to the show, thank you for wat

new orleans have not lost a home playoff game since george hw bush was in the oval office. the saints were on fire for their last six postseason games and is superdome. the eagles picked off drew brees on the first play of the game. nick foles dropped it in there for jordan matthews, 37 yard score philadelphia off and running 7-0. next legal possession, folsum reaches over the goal line from yard out, just like that, philly is up 14- 0 same score 2nd quarter in new orleans, desperate. they fake a punt on their own 40 direct snap it to the backup quarterback, picks up the first down to keep the drive alive. later in the drive, it's another fourth-down, 4th and goal drew brees finds kirkwood, two yard score, the eagles lead 14-7. saints on an 18 play, 11 1/2 minute drive, michael thomas, he had 12 catches, 171 yards, three minutes to play, the saints look to extend a lead, but will mrs. from 52 in philadelphia had one more chance. the eagles drive to the new orleans 30, folds is looking for more, jeffrey wright through his hands and into this of marshon lattimore. the game cl

well to mow big games coming on sunday super bowl champions philadelphia at new orleans and the n.h.l. just take on new england and f.l. right away but mays things both the patriots and the eagles i know they need to of losing their games i think the future is absolutely get upset the chargers are very talented roster and will often say very few of the patriots advantages really boil down to tom brady bill belichick and playing at home and that recipe has worked out for them in the past constantly but this time around it just doesn't seem like they have as much rosters now as the chargers their neighborhoods only back or it's and that essentially says it's years or even considering the patriots are home so i don't charters we're not a game and the other side of the eagles winning that would be an upset you know they're not supposed to win this game they may be the defending super bowl champions but they've had a middling season strugglers arms and we're not far removed from them getting blown out of water by the saints in new orleans so i just feel like. the eagles going in and beatin

the los angeles rams beat the new orleans saints in overtime to make it to the super bowl. and a first ever masters snooker title forjudd trump — who hammers the seven time champion ronnie o'sullivan in the final. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. roger federer roger all of that to come but first to the australian open where play is underway, a day after some of the biggest names — including the defending champion roger federer — went out of the tournament. he's not going to be in the quarter finals this year — but serena williams and novak djokovic will be among the players looking to seal their place in the last eight later. russell fuller is in melbourne for us. a lot to look forward to later russell but what's happening at the moment? we are watching naomi masako, the us champion from japan, who has dropped the first set. she is full-1 down. the taiwanese hsueh has an unorthodox game, including drop shots and the first set however has gone to sevastova. svitolina has taken the first set against keys of the united states but everyone is looking forward to s

excited for that opportunity to more big games later on sunday super bowl champions philadelphia new orleans and the l.a. chargers take on the champions from the previous season new england we spoke to n.f.l. journalist robert macey things both the patriots and eagles are in real trouble going into their games i think the future it's absolutely get upset the chargers are very talented roster and will often say they have very few the patriots advantages really boil down to tom brady bill belichick and playing at home and that recipe has worked out for them in the past constantly but this time around it just doesn't seem like they have as much rosters now as the chargers their neighborhoods only back or it's and that essentially says these teams are even considering the patriots are home so i don't jurors we're not a game and the other side of the eagles win and that would be an upset you know they're not supposed to win this game maybe the defending super bowl champions but they've had a little in season structure times and we're not far removed from them getting blown out of water by the sai

should never have not been a call. >> reporter: the no call seemingly costing new orleans the game forcinging site to now refund all saints-related bets and spurring bookies to threaten a class action lawsuit. >> i feel like it was obvious. i mean, there it is. i mean, everybody -- everybody knows it's obvious. >> they deserve that moment to at least compete in the super bowl and we don't have that. >> reporter: right now it's impossible for teams to demand refs review pass interference calls but according to espn, that may change. >> this is on the league office because you don't have a rule in place that would allow for that call to be reviewed. >> reporter: the league will reportedly discuss this off-season whether to make pass interference penalties reviewable allowing coaches to contest a call or noncall like sunday's. the change would require approval from at least 24 of the 32 nfl team owners. some have hesitated to make the change in the past concerned about making the game too long and interrupting the flow on the field. >> it's too late. it doesn't mean nothing to us. to admit it

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playoffs they were beaten by the new orleans saints new orleans quarterback drew brees threw for three hundred and one yards in two touchdowns to help the hosts overcome a fourteen point deficit to beat the eagles twenty to fourteen and clinch the n.f.c. divisional playoff victory the saints will face the l.a. rams in new orleans next sunday and here's a breeze coming off the field at the superdome followed by his teammates the saints will also host the n.f.c. championship game for just the second time in franchise history. obviously we didn't start the story that we wanted to you know they jumped out through a fourteen point lead but you know listen we were calm we were poised we knew we were going to get things going but obviously had to do that quickly that's tough stuff is so final you know you're here at the end of the season there's no more no more football for two thousand and eighteen and i just told you guys you know just keep your heads up and we we set out on a journey without you know teazing and we keep talking about having no regrets you know leave everything out on the f

rams in new orleans next sunday. well his breeze coming off the field at the superdome followed by his teammates the sights also host the n.f.c. championship game for just the second time in franchise history. obviously we didn't start this game the way that we wanted to you know they jumped out through a fourteen point lead but you know listen we were calm we were poorest we knew we were going to get things going but obviously had to do that quickly it's tough stuff is so final you know you're here at the end of the season there's no more nor football for two thousand and eighteen and. just told the guys you know just keep your heads up and we we set out on a journey we're back in o.t.s. and we keep talking about having no regrets you know leave everything out on the field and they did that right the newnham patriots and one went away from reaching their third straight super bowl five time when its home brought the latest seems a forty wants one victory over the l.a. charges the patriots will now face the kansas cit

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we're going to continue to have this party in new orleans where these fans are so excited. >> we've shownand talk to the president about 2018 and looking forward to 2019, does he have resolutions? >> it is in full swing so we'll have that. we'll also look back on some of our favorite moments of the night. it's been an absolute wild one. here in times square in new york city. the best is yet to come. wait until you see what we have in store and keep it right here. happy new year. ♪ ♪ >> the new year is young. we still have lots to go. it's fox news all america new year. it's not dry but we don't need it to be because we have people -- not only people like pete and myself, but carly and griff jenkins. >> what's up, guys? >> they are in the middle of the madness. >> the party is not over yet. >> we made some friends. >> we have sean -- they just met a month ago. decided to come to new york for new year's eve. and you were taking facebook videos of my feet all night. how was it? how did the facebook people like my feet. >> look at those webd feet. >> for those that don't know why he's taking

i feel the new orleans saints fans, their pain, for sure.and week out that this is almost deliberate negligence from these nfl referees, neil. they are blowing these calls. whether it's the eagles a couple weeks ago to the saints and the steelers last week. this is a joke. the bottom line, the roger goodell doesn't care. the rating was 44.1 million people watching this game. people from new orleans are not going to not watch this super bowl. goodell doesn't care. it's about the money. the referees are a joke this year. >> neil: ashley, what do you through? >> saints fans, you want to be patriots france. you don't want the rams to win. so in that record, i'm going to throw out there, what do the fans have to lose by suing? nothing. their team already lost. will are the rules in the nfl rule book if they're not applicable at any point in time? the fact that the league admitted guilt by calling coach peyton and saying that was a blown call, clearly pass interference, a missed call, i'm slur the fans have a leg to stand on here and call on the n

ask your doctor about lyrica. >>> president trump is giving an address in new orleans as farmers acrossountry is trying to plant for a new season of planting. others have finding it too late to get their shares of billions of dollars of federal aid now that the government is shutdown. add to that the ongoing trade war with china and there is fear that things will go from bad to worse. joining me now from iowa, our vaughan hillyard. did i say that right? >> you got it, kanawha here. i want to introduce you to brent brener, i asked brent about the last year and they have told us along with his farmer friends here that this last year has been everything but certainty which was what farmers rely on. you got bad weather and trade tariffs and you got the government shutdown. this is what brent told us though about this administration. >> i think he got elected because he's not career politici politician. he's willing to throw a hand grenade in everything and blow it up and do things his way. >> reporter: has it been worth it for the country? >> that's a tough question to answer. i think a lot

she is in new orleans where the president is actually about to speak. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, brianna, this is one of the first times the president has been out of the white house since this government shutdown got started. clearly when he left today he was quite furious about the flurry of stories that came out this weekend, some implying that fbi agents were worried he was acting on behalf of russia, and he flatly denied it today. that answer, that denial came not only after a series of those reports over the weekend but also after that saturday night late interview around 9:00 saturday night where the president was asked by the fox news host, were you acting on behalf of russia? he didn't answer flatly and say no. instead he called it insulting and kind of sidestepped the answer, and that's why you saw him give, in no ambiguous terms, a flat denial that he is doing nothing on behalf of russia. you can tell it irritated him because then he started going off on his former and current fbi agents and doj officials while he was out there speaking to reporters.

farm produce went right down the mississippi and after the world through new orleans. they would have been happy to break away from those strange, puritanical people in massachusetts. what about texas, texas has always wanted to be its own country, it still does. they weren't going to stay in the confederacy, what about california which, in those days before the transcontinental railroads,efore the what was holding california to the united states? people walking alongside their oxen, people sailing for weeks and months around the southern tip of south america? california was eager to go its own way. secession, in other words, was a tiger that might bite in any direction. andrew johnson of tennessee, a great unionist put it this way. if there's one division of the states, will not be more than one? wouldn't north america soon be just as fragmented and war prone as europe? 33 petty governments with a little prince and this one, a little aristocracy in a third, a citizen not being able to pass from one state to another without a passport, which would result in anarchy. jo

. >>> furious saints fans suing the nfl over the bad call that cost new orleans a trip to the super bowl. good morning, welcome to "early start." >> good to have you back. how was your time away? >> what did i miss? >> did you miss the saints game? >> no, i saw a lot of football. i missed a lot of news. >> unfortunately the government shutdown has not changed one bit. wednesday, january 23, 4:00 a.m. in the east and the shutdown drags on. the senate set to take two votes tomorrow on competing bills to end this 33 day old government shutdown. neither of them is given any real chance at success. one bill backed by republicans would fund the border wall at the full $5.7 billion he has demanded and would offer three year extensions for d.r.e.a.m.ers and immigrants in the u.s. on temporary protected status or tps. the democrats proposal has no money for a wall, it would reopen the federal government through february 8 while negotiations for a permanent fix go on. both proposals sxenkexpected to because neither would get the 60 votes to advance. >> sarah sanders would not directly answer cnn's

pas pasco, right through the hands of an eagle receiver and right into a new orleans saints. r teams to move on to conference chipship games include the chiefs, rams, and who else, of course, the patriots. tom brady and new england will play in their eighth straight afc championship game next week. what a weekend. >> bill: the chargers just did not show up yesterday. the evening game was great. you have saints at rams, smitty, sunday. i know you are taking the saints. >> sandra: yep. >> bill: you have the patriots and the chiefs in the late game. the winners go to the super bowl in atlanta. >> sandra: who are you cheering for? >> bill: give me a day or two. >> sandra: i'll give you a day or two. ask you on wednesday. >> bill: president trump takes questions from reporters. stand by. we'll play you the tape. alan dershowitz is on deck to take it all on. coming up next, live. >> i don't care. i had a conversation, like every president does. you sit with the president of various countries. i do it with all countries. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you

download our app to get breaking news alerts on your s in new orleans. >> the government remains shut. it is on day 24 there. the president reacting to a new story. a block revelation. >> i never worked for russia. you know that answer better than anybody. i never worked for russia. not only did i never work for russia, i think it's a disgrace that you even ask that question. it is a whole big fat hoax. it is just a hoax. >> also congress talking about whether it can subpoena the american translator at the private meeting between trump and putin last july to find out what the two leaders said. republicans visit sized the president for stating he believed putin's assurance that rush that didn't interfere in our election when our intelligence agency saying the opposite. >>> we have live pick clur this is morning. this is president trump in new orleans. he is addressing the american farm bureau's 100th convention there in the big easy. we have been listening into that speech. he thanked the crowd and farmers and immediately went into discussing the wall. she back on talking about the wal