we did reach out to agent o'grady but have yet to hear back.pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> hi, everybody. boy, did we start off cold this morning dropping down to 30 degrees in livermore so one of our faithful viewers richard westwood sent in this photograph from livermore where he had to scrape the ice off his windshield this morning. won't be as cold tonight overnight. this is associated with an area of low pressure that wants to bring more rain into the bay area but shearing off at the scenes as it banks up against the ridge of high pressure bringing us dry weather today. boy it felt like it rained about each and every day through the month of january. leaving with us 150% of where we should be for this time of the year. well above average since october. please be very mindful of your conservation efforts. we have done such a great job and it's a way of life. so we had the rain, the tahoe area had the snow. 330 inches of snow so far this season. the area of low pressure that brought us the recent rain, hail and thunderstorms, it is out of

o'grady told reporters she took down the post after a few days. those posts were made public yesterday in an article by the washington examiner. the secret service says they will take appropriate action we're following breaking news in somalia.. multiple gunman - storming their way into a hotel in the capital city of mogadishu after setting off a car bomb at it's gates. at least 6 people were killed and four others injured. dozens of people including lawmakers are believed to have been staying at the hotel. right now - heavy gunfire can still be heard inside. somalia's islamic extremist group al-shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack. right now.. fairfax county police are looking for a hit and run driver. police say around nine last night, a car hit a pedestrian nea green berry and evergreen lanes in annandale. the driver took off after the accident. the victim as taken to the hospital in critical condition. so far, police have not released a description of the vehicle. also happening now - a search for a gunman in prince george's county

kerry o'grady who is in charge of operations in denver à that's in colorado.book in october, i would take jail time over a bullet or an endorsement for what i believe to be a disaster to this country. the strong and amazing women and minorities who reside here. that's in reference to richard. i am with her. advocating for or against the political party including on social media. meanwhile, o'grady has deleted the post telling the washington examiner that she is proud of her job. she does it to serve the office of the president. 24 hours of this oh boy. all right Ãshouldn't she resign? if you are working at fox news and you let the boss know Ãi just want to let you know i will not be working on politics. you really relinquish her job. she should resign.it's important to note that she wrote this in october. literally everyone thought hillary would be president. she probably thought it was the common thing everyone had. the things you type text to other men when you're dating a guy but not officially and you don't worry about it because technically you are not re

senior official kerry o'grady wrote a post against donald trump saying quote, i would take jail timever a built or endorsement for what i believe to be a disaster to this country. secret service spokeswoman released a statement promising quick and appropriate action. the party panel is back. you are usually a woman with very few opinions, so i can't imagine you have something to say about agent o'grady. >> may be under investigation? she should be fired. secret service. that's what your job is. even if you are not directly responsible for protect can the president. that's the basis of why you work there. why can't people just shut up. why do they feel like they need to share every minute pointless idiotic thought that pops into their empty head to the world. kennedy: no one cares. how, here, secret service agents are charged with protecting the life of the president. and not just the presidents she vote for, but the president who swaird to uphold the constitution. >> this is the arrogance that comes into play. the whole thing of the political correctness. people assuming they have th

kerry o'grady kerry o'grady who is in charge of operations in denver, that's in colorado, wrote on facebookn october, quote i would take jail time over a bullet or endorsement for what i believe to be disaster to this country, and the strong and amazing women and minorities who reside here. tax act be damned, i am with her. actually it prevents certain employees for advocating to her for a certain pinnacle party. she has deleted the post say that she's proud of her job and -- as president she's has to listen to 24 straight hours of this. [inaudible] >> let's go to you cat. shouldn't she resign. for example, for example, if you are working at fox news and let the bosses know, i just want to let you know i'm not going to be talking about politics or not to show up today. that you relinquish your job. >> she should resign. however it's important important to note that she wrote this in october. when literally everybody thought hillary would be president. she probably thought that was, knowledge or, thought everybody had. so it's kind of like when the things you text to other men when you're da

o'grady did not mention mr. trump my name. she says her opposition to the president would not affect her ability to do her job. if you are concerned about fake news hurting the country, your plenty of company. a new fox news poll indicates 84% of those surveyed feel that way, just 15% disagree. a follow-up tonight on a report from monday about the trump immigration plan. the president's press secretary says the wheels are already in motion to build that promised while on the southern border. there are even more concerns over who gets to stay and who gets -- has to go. william la jeunesse in san diego tonight looking for some answer answers. >> marching for all the people. >> 10-year-old can breathe easier today after the trump administration they would not keep the campaign promise to immediately deport those brought to the u.s. illegally as children. >> priorities focused on people who pose a threat to people in our country. >> sean spicer warned the reprieve may be temporary. >> continuing to make sure his cabinet level team

o'grady said her post was a reaction to an infamous 2005 video. where trump made lewd comments about women. the secret service tells cbs news, it is aware of the report and is taking quick and appropriate action. >>> there's a big new art project about the district. and it is growing all the time. >> it is going after the president, specifically. one of his favorite sailings. wusa 9's pete muntean is here to tell us about it. >> this project is against this. the idea that d.c.'s only lawmakers and lobbyists. i'm a district resident. you and i both know it's not. now, this project wants to show the world. >> drain the swamp! >> reporter: those three started this. a shrine to d.c. culture online. it's called d.c. is real. >> to make sure that people understand that people do live in washington, d.c. >> reporter: morgan west started this. we talked over skype. this is really simple. here's how it works. you tweet or instagram your thoughts with #dcisreal. >> the drain the swamp rhetoric is something i think we've gotten tired of hearing. so i think t

we did reach out to agent o'grady, but we have yet to hear back. norah. >> thank you, jeff. a winter storm is moving through the great plains after hitting california with heavy rain and snow. winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect from south dakota to wisconsin. heavy snow created dangerous driving conditions. part of interstate 90 was shut down in south dakota because of snow and high winds. the national weather service after as 10 to 14 inches could fall. >>> after a scary collapse during a speech in minnesota, the governor there, mark dayton revealed he has prostate cancer. he fainted during his state of dayt the state address on monday. ne says he does not believe it was linked to the diagnosis. the 69-year-old governor says he learned of the cancer diagnosis on friday. he still plans to finish the ast two years of his term. >>> baby monitors that track hatr child's vital signs could cause you undue stress. ahead, why many doctors advise ah aainst these devices and how some,,,, >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg has second thoughts about the way he's handling a

kerry o'grady is her name.uote i would take jail time over a bullet or endorsement for what i believe to be a disaster to this country. the secret service now launching an investigation claiming that she may have violated the hatch act. now that bans some federal employ grease participating in political activities. o'grady could also be forced to resign. we will follow that story. president trump's claims about voter fraud getting some support this morning. >> what's going on with voter fraud is horrible. you have people that are registered who are dead, who are illegal, who are in two states. ainsley: scientist says hillary clinton got more than $800,000 from noncitizens. his research is based on national polls. he says the findings are significant because it means that noncitizens may have helped clinton carry a state. heather: capitocapitolchilis cae the heat from advocates. the corporate headquarters now pulling the plug on a program to donate a poirgs of the value of its meal sales to planned parenthood af

in the report o'grady says her post was in reaction to this now infamous 2005 video where mr. trump made lewd comments about women but after posting t second thoughts saying as soon as i put it up i thought it was not the sentiment i needed to share because i care deeply about the mission. they're ware of the postings and tells cbs news they're taking quick and appropriate action. any allegations of misconduct are taken seriously. on sunday president trump singled out secret service director joseph clancey while at a law enforcement reception at the white house telling the room he's felt safe with their protection since day one. the secret service agents are barred from engaging in political activity. we did reach out but we have yet to hear back. >> all right, jeff. thanks so much. i want to update you. president trump has tweeted this morning i will be asking for a major investigation into voter fraud including those registered to vote in two are illegal and even those registered to vote who are dead. just a reminder they say they're not aware of any voter fraud claims made

according to cnn o'grady hosted saying i would take jailtime over a bullet or an endorsement for what i believe to be a disaster to the country. she told down the posts after a few days but they were made public in an article by the washington examiner. the secret service says they will take appropriate action. michelle: developing at 4:00, this man accused of firing shot at a bus stop in prince george's county is in police custody. roland simms turned himself in this morning. yesterday a woman was shot in oxon hill at a bus stop from front of young children and they believe it was tied to a doestic situation. alison: coming up next at 4:00. dow wow! the high. michelle: it's up there. the city that has been named one of the worst places in the country to own a car. q: and this. when you go into college or the business world they will not take i don't know. >> texting trouble for teens. how shortcuts in communicating might leave them short when i michelle: you seen a panda? alison: this one? he is on the run from a zoo in virginia. the great escape next. doug: it looks like we might sq

senior agent callie o'grady made the comments in an october facebook post endorsing hillary clinton, even though shared knowledge is airing political views violates the law. i would take jail time over a bullet or an endorsement for what i believe to be a disaster to this country. i have with her. the secret service says it's aware that posting is taking quick appropriate action. lauren: a majority of americans says fake news is hurting the country. a fox news poll of 61% of registered voters are very concerned about fake news. 23% somewhat concerned and just 15% of americans express little to no concern about the phenomenon that is big news. nicole: yesterday 51 points. we are going to keep an eye on it as well as we have five pairs across the globe and right here at home as well. news on systems expanding beyond the four networking business with the big purchase. the system has agreed to buy software company cap dynamics. dynamics analyzes applications. just two dozen customers that include nike, nasdaq and cisco. the thing to praise their own ipo. we may see more of these deals as

agent carrie o'grady from the secret service's denver bureau made the comment in which she endorsed hillary clinton for crying out loud. i added the "for crying out loud". and on social media advocating for or against a political party or group. i think that fits within this. don't you? fox news reached out to the secret service for comment and they officially told us that they are aware of the incident and are looking into it. they didn't have any official comment at this time. we're not quite sure what that means either. "the washington post" sounding alarms on a new hire in the trump administration. according to the post, allies of paul ryan are very agitated over the hire of a 25-year-old breitbart reporter by the name of julia hahn. hahn is on her way to join president donald trump's white house team as a senior advisor to the president, working under chief white house strategist stephen bannon. that's quite remarkable and congratulations, if you've got "the washington post" stirred up now, julia. joining me steve hilton, a fox news contributor, former senior advisor to david cameron a

washington examiner took a screen shot of carry o'grady's post and this world changed and i changed and bullet or endorsement for what i believe to be disaster to this country and strong and amazing women and minorities that reside here. hatch act be dammed i'm with her. he endorsed hillary clinton in the post and sources say her views trigger one onlinep compliant complaint and no word whether or not she'll be fired. >> and more controversy coming from the trump administration during today's white house press did not provide evidence of voter fraud but the president leaves it happened. >> j the president believed that he stated that before and concerns of voter fraud and people voting illegally during the campaign and continues to maintain that belief ryan today said there's no evidence of national secretary of state saying they don't agree with president assessment. what evidence do you have. >> as i said i think the president has believed that for a while based on studies and information he had. >> spicer also addressed federal hiring freeze specifically vacancies at the veteran's ad

street journal columnist kim stossel, and manhattan's senior fellow jason riley and columnist mary o'grady and bill. >> a bill you have written speeches but not inaugural address what did you make of this one? what tone was he trying? >> it was a populist tone. i hear a lot of people saying it was dark. i would not use the word dark, i would use bleak and stark. >> only bleak. >> 60 democrats did not attend this. we had people black clad in protest. look at some of the language today and ask yourself, did the people that were there supporting him, were they in a dark mood or were they in a cheerful mood? i think the darkness is on the other side. he did use bleak terms about the ravages of the economy. i think some of us have questions about his trade policy in this kind of thing and where that will lead. >> but generally speaking, do you think this -- >> i think he's trying to say he's going to change. and that's what he said during the election. were going to change things in washington. the big question is how. >> that call to action what i heard, now is the time of action. criticized a

>> this agent's name is kerry o'grady and according to the washington examiner one of several posts on facebook but this is one of them. despite the fact that i am expected to take a bullet for both sides, but this world has changed and i have changed and i would take jail time over a bullet or an endorsement for what i believe to be a disaster to this country and the strong and amazing women and minorities who reside here. she ended that post. i'm with her which of course is hillary clinton's campaign slogan. the examiner interviewed her. that it was an internal struggle for her and she said as soon as she put it up she thought it was not the sentiment -- i care very deeply about this mission and she went on to say, i serve at the pleasure of the president but i still have first amendment rights to say things and i should mention i reached out to her tonight and she declined to comment. >> how's the secret service responding? this is -- i've never heard of something like this. >> i'm told by an official that she's been ordered back to washington from her post in denver to answer quest

what about all the things that my father and officer o'grady and brown didn't get to do?t all the things they didn't get to do for 35 years. she is doing good things now? if she did good things back then these three men would still be alive. >> martha: she was part of an organization similar to the weather underground. they were obviously against the vietnam war, against the united states of america looking to pull off acts of this sort and it's obviously a deep tragedy for your family and do you believe she needs to continue to serve her time? is there any chance she'll stay in? >> the only thing we can do, we have a tremendous amount of support. hopefully the parole board is -- we go before the parole board now. unfortunately the parole board members are appointed by the governor of the state of new york. hopefully the parole board will have more sense than the governor does and keep this woman in prison where she belongs. >> martha: thank you very much for telling your story today. we appreciate it. >> bill: a powerful case indeed. 10 minutes before the hour. jon scott

kerry o'grady in charge of the denver district suggested she would rather go to jail than take a bulletcomments came to light but posted before the election. >>> the governor of minnesota who collapsed during his televised speech on monday night has now revealed he is fighting prostate cancer but he plans to finish out his term. doctors say his fall was due to possible dehydration. >>> and new overnight, well you know robin called this one. serena williams has advanced to the semifinals of the australian open. her win means three of the tournament's final four women are americans including serena's sister venus. robin said don't count the williams sisters out. >> don't count them out. >>> a tall guy with a small car and a big problem. take a look. adam elliott is 6'7". he drives a convertible. he's says police cited him for dangerous drive you go because they thought he was standing up behind the wheel. he says it only appears that way but pleaded guilty so he could be the bigger man and move on. >> oh. >> but, listen to this it's great that he lost his driver's license for 12 months be

kerry o'grady wrote and now deleted i would take jail time over bullet or endorsement for what i believeritten in october and ended "i am with her. get it? the author of the first family detail. former "the washington post" investigative reporter ron kessler wrote a best sell book on secret service. ron, does this shock you? >> it is shocking. it's unprecedented. first of all, the fact that she would not perform her duties is just like the military saying i'm not going to risk my life over in afghanistan. secondly, after i exposed the fact the secret service agents hired prostitutes in colombia, the secret service required teeghts sign an agreement saying they may not discuss or disclose their activities. so it violated that. termination is a penalty. in addition, the secret service agents are expected to act professionally and not let their political views influence their actions. can you imagine if an fbi agent said i'm not going to investigate hillary because i like her? but really what this shows, the fact that she has been posting these items since last october, current secret servi

kerry o'grady who leads the secret service in denver has been on investigation since posting to privatepage that she would take jail time over taking a bullet for the president. and in this morning. off the hook. new jersey governor chris christie will not be facing misconduct charges in the so-called bridge gate scandal. christie was intentionally accused of closing lanes in 2013 to punish a local mayor for not endorsing re-election bid. prosecutors saying there wasn't enough evidence. and it has now finally come to an end and over to you. ed: thanks, abby. president trump set to have first big phone call with vladimir putin today. this as questions loom about whether he will lift shangs sanctions against russia. >> as far as the sanctions, very early to be talking about that. but we look to have a great relationship with all countries, ideally. that won't necessarily happen, unfortunately, probably won't happen with many country dries. ed: is it a good idea to lift those sanctions that were just put in to place by president obama or actually take place. here now fair and balanced deba