alex and sara, thank you so much. please take the risk and a leap of faith to get to know somebody and to get to know what it is to care and get to know your community. thank you for being with us here on mosaic. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley: good morning, i'm jane pauley and this is "sunday morning." the federal government remains largely shut down this morning and we'll have the latest on that in just a moment. and then it's on to the shut down of controversial voices of many american college campuses. there's a war of words underway. a war in which our tradition of

you are like sara carter. you spent 20 years, more than two decades in war zones.ere cbs's chief foreign correspondent in 2006, chief foreigner affairs correspondent 2008. you u are so going back to these zones. advice is such a a passion of yours? >>pa buys it such a passion? because i believe in it. i believe that it's important that we go out to the places that some people might not want to go and we hold our leaders and ourselves accountable for the decisions we make. >> sean: but you do put yourself at risk when you do this. you know, i remember how awful, we watched what happened, and i remember what you said at the time when you spoke about it. you've said, in a moment, everything went wrong. and i know it broke my heart and a lot of people's hearts about what was happening. but that is the environment. you are still throwing yourself back into those environments. >> which should tell you that you don't do it for the adrenaline. if it costs you that much, you have to do it because it is that important to you. it is i sort of like you, i feel like this is the

as sara sanders said when the president did seemed to work. now we have a deal and the government will reopen this afternoon. >> that's exactly right. we should deal with facts here. the house and senate democrats voted to shut down the government over something that had nothing to do with keeping the government in the first place. they put millions of soldiers children in harms way over a immigration deal not expiring until march. they had time to negotiate. that they were in the mid wh-l this happened. it's still january. why they decide to play politics with millions of children and solders are far beyond me. the american people will see through. that. >> i started this segment, michael, saying voters will remember. maybe they won't. one thing is for sure both of your committees are raising a lot of money. let me put this up here. michael, $105 million raised. yes $105 million raised. for the nrcc, 85 million-dollar raised and $44 million cash on hand. safe to say, michael, this is a costly midterm election? >> you know elections definitely

>> sara was great.hat members see it. >> sean: let the public see it. >> exactly. >> sean: thank you, all. this is scary in a lot of ways. we will follow this every step of the way. when we come back, major federal immigration raids were conducted all across the country, even in california, and the trump administrations that they are only getting started. much more straight ahead. ♪ my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business

experience amazing. >> sean: fox news contributor sara carter ♪ >> sean: fox news contributor sara cartere hill"'s john solomon each out with brand-new reports detailing the allegations of the housee and senate as to whether the fbi agent peter strzok and other fbi employees may have been responsible for meat media leas responding the investigation. joining us now, john sullivan, sara carter, and the author of the best seller, alan dershowits with us. let's go to the details, john, we'll start with you. basically, they are admitting, when they talk about that they have advanced knowledge, the article is output hidden behind a pay wall, and it goes through a -- thee whole tone is anti-imperial, just a tiny bit from us, paige replies, there is more -- are they not referencing they are leaking to the press and what does that mean? how profound is that? >> i don't think we know entirely. but congressional investigators have a strong suspicion thatth these .2 and operation into the fbi that was leaking information, tracking down reporters. there's a whole effort where they are trying to track

sara bloomquist caught up with the ertzs. and joins us live with more. >> hi rick, she is a world cup championship and he is playing for a super bowl ring and julie and zach ertz is the power ball couple. that video of finding out her husband was going to the super bowl we caught up with julie earlier this week to talk about what a whirlwind these past few weeks have been for her. >> good to see you. >> julie ertz is having a ball in minneapolis, a media night the 2017 female soccer player of the year arrived to interview her own husband, tight end zach ertz. >> she makes unbelievable tacos, that is my answer, she doesn't make them all the time. but when she does they are off the chain. >> and julie was fresh off the team with the national that she scored a goal and found out after the game her husband was heading to the super bowl. >> i heard the score and was so proud of the team. i would have loved to be there and so happy to know my family was still and there couldn't wait to talk to him on the phone. now this world cup c

john solomon, sara carter will join us in a moment.ere with reaction to that of shocking news as well as tonight's opening monologue is a former deputy assistant to the president, fox news contributor sebastian gorka and fox news correspondent at large, currently composed of "the five," geraldo rivera. i've been watching you all week. this is huge news. they are looking into the clinton foundation, and they have confirmed, they are now clearly also looking into the email server scandal which we now know comey basically rigged with peter strzok because they wrote an exoneration months before the investigation. speaker with emails scandal, there is no doubt the fix was in. it was also an archaic scandal. if we go back there again, the eyes of the public will roll into the back of their heads and say, oh, no, what's next, benghazi? >> sean: wait a minute. were laws broken in your view as an attorney? >> they very well may have been -- >> sean: felonies? >> i don't know what crime it would be. you need intent to violate -- >> sean: wait a

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. the big story on "action news" is our accuweather alert. and it's an unwelcome dose of deja vu. we are stuck in the repeat in the cold weather and g with record levels today and today is of course the worst yet. and some schools were cr delay because of the snow and ice and caked on roads because the arctic blast is not letting up any time soon. septa bus commuters are waiting longer in the bitter cold and they are delayed and detoured due to the street conditions. one lady our jeanette reyes talked to is taking it in stride. >> they need to stay home and be in bed and not go to work and have a hot cocoa and hot toddy. >> how long? >> 48 hours. that is all you need. that's all. the coal weather taking its toll on the lens there. and we caught the flags whipping around by the ben franklin parkway. the gulfs are making the awful cold even worse. bob brooks outside near the schuylway but first lets check in with meteorologisn for david murphy. >> happy frigid friday. >> you said

sara westwood is joining us now. sara, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. as we have reported earlier, senate republicans and the democrats have reached a deal to move forward. what will -- do we think we'll see a deal for daca before the march deadline and can we see congress move forward on daca without trump? >> it's hard to see democrats voting for the next continuing resolution, the deadline being february 8th, without having made substantial progress towards a daca deal. the question really is whether that deal will pick up any traction in the house. and, again, it's difficult to see speaker ryan taking up any immigration deal passed by the senate that doesn't have the explicit backing of president trump. they're not going to send trump a bill that he is not going to sign. so trump is a key player here in whether a daca deal gets done. >> sara, let me ask you quickly about the shutdown deadline which has now obviously been punted to february. are we likely to see both sides reach a spending deal over the course of the next three weeks? >> well, the qu

brian taff and sharrie williams is live at the mall of america and sara bloomquist is live in downtown minneapolis. brian and sharrie lets begin with you. >> reporter: good evening jim. the super bowl is designated as a nation ale special security event than means that the u.s. government is providing an enormous amount of resources to make sure that fans are safe. >> that is right. and only "action news" got a birds eye view of exactly how they do that as i went flying with the men and women of homeland security. tucked away behind closed doors on the far fringe of minneapolis the weapons of war are primed for prevention. >> just to keep the american public safe. >> a fleet of black hawk helicopters shift to provide muscle in the air and bring boots to the ground. this four man crew from the air marine unit is busy getting ready. their mission this sunday and the days leading up to it is clear-cut. >> we want to keep the viewers focused on the game and not worried about any potential terrorist threat. >> today they took us along. >> there she is. >> giving us a glimpse of how they do

sara, this was in your article tonight on sara carter.com. chaffetz, the idea that, if the investigation leads to impeachment, there is no they are there, i hate the president, f him, if i can get rid of him, this will make history, maybe i should get involved. what do you think, sweetheart? pretty much what he is saying to his lover. >> sean, i think you gave the best synopsis of what's happening. the only thing i would add to it is there is a national review article up now talking about the nexus to the president barack obama himself, when he's communicating under an alias using an account that wasn't a.gov account to a hillary, who may have been overseas, perhaps in russia, on a nonsecure line, then i gotta tell you, what was the motive to make sure that hillary clinton was never prosecuted, he got to also explore that. >> sean: bottom line, and all your years in congress, do you ever have an exoneration before investigation? >> no. there was something like 16 people who had not yet been interviewed -- >> sean: 17 17 and hillary. >> it's u

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara is off and alicia vitarelli joining us. we are getting a look at the "sports illustrated" cover, with nick foles. >> and we have a break down of the oscar nominees. >> the big news is the accuweather alert for a pouring is rain that drenched the region all morning long. >> we have strong winds making for a soggy start for your tuesday. and kind of warm now too. sky 6 hd at the jersey shore, believe it or not that is cape may, as the rain continues to fall. soggy conditions on the beach. and no one out there. for the latest conditions we turn to karen rogers in for david murphy. need the umbrella most of the day today. >> you had the rain through most of the day and what i'm tracking now is the end of the rain. and you'll see a dramatic change and i want to go in tighter now and show you the last main line we see here. the areas of red and yellow crossing east of philadelphia and heading towards wrightstown and medford and glassboro, new jersey, right now. and we have rain along the coastline

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> breaking news right now. a local school is on lockdown. police are searching parkway northwest high school in the german town section of philadelphia. after two students reportedly brought guns into the building and "action news" learn that both students are now in custody. and just a few minutes ago two students were brought out of the school in handcuffs and put into the back of a police van. the rest of the students are said to be safe. once again, police are searching northwest high school for possible weapons, it's unclear if they found anything so far. we are following the story, stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest information on this breaking news story. >>> it is wane afternoon, good afternoon i'm rick williams and alicia vitarelli is in for sara bloomquist. >> we are following the search for the gunman responsible for a drive-by shooting that left two 13-year-olds in the hospital. the young teens were among those shot in north philadelphia last night. jeanette reyes is live with the l

despite what sara sanders said today. again the white house disputes what came out in excerpts in the new book by michael wolff. sara sanders today. >> we're certainly happy for people that had different opinions. but there is a difference between a different opinion and different facts. and people are entitled to an opinion but they are not entitled to their own facts and we have a big problem with people puting out misleading information. that is very different things. >> sara sanders talking about people putting out misleading information. let that one sink in for a moment. and the white house line is down playing the steve bannon role in the white house and it comes straight from the top. [ inaudible ] joins us from the white house. i read a line. but the president issued a statement in response to the quotes from bannon. explain the whole quote, what he said. >> anderson, think we could retire the trm dumpster fire because the bomb cyclone hit washington a day early. we saw that at the white house with the reaction o

i'm rick williams and sara bloomquist is off. and there is excitement for the match-up but philadelphia police are taking this huge moment for the city seriously. they have a plan in place to keep the fans and city residents and the officers themselves safe if the crowd gets out of hand sunday night. and sunday's game is not the only big event happening this weekend. vernon odom is live now with more on that story. >> reporter: good afternoon rick. i begin with the womens march on the ben franklin parkway. tomorrow starting in the morning. more than 50,000 demonstrators expected for many hours of rallying and demonstrations and speech making. ben franklin parkway is ready for tomorrow's womens march. coming one year after president trump's inauguration. an estimated 5 million demonstrators marched across the globe includinging here in philadelphia. >> it's family friendly and we had over 50,000 participants this year and expect more this year. >> police are tweaking their coverage this time. side streets leading to the parkway wi

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news the president is denying a bombshell report in the "new york times." we have the lightest development in the russia investigation. and get your motors running we'll take you live to the philadelphia auto show for a preview. >>> but the big story on "action news" at noon. another winter warm-up in the weekend forecast. going live outside as we check out the view from penn's landing, our sky 6 hd landing taking a look at the afternoon. and we are heading for a warm break. david murphy is in the weather center. >> reporter: happy friday obviously it's a nice start to friday. as you look at the weather center, we dumped the clouds after the sunshine yesterday and an area of pressure close by knocking the clouds out and knocking down the wind. temperatures on the chilly side but above freezing, 38 in philadelphia. 35 in trenton and i'll point out to you that yesterday's high already reached 35. and 36 in allentown unreading and winds are on the light side. as we go thro

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. alicia vitarelli is joining us. in the news the president starts his first overseas trip of the year. >> and ahead of the super bowl we hear from church doug peterson and how he is preparing for the big game. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the man on allegedly shooting a philadelphia police officer. it was two years ago when edward archer opened fire on a cop car wounding officer jessie hartnett in philadelphia. trish hartman is in the courtroom for the opening statement. she joins us live with more. >> reporter: rick, both the prosecution and defense gave opening statementses this morning. and even before that as each charge was read edward archer rather than pleading guilty or not guilty he said he did not plead to anyone but allah. >> the prosecution said during the trial that jurors will see video and physical evidence and hear from witnesses on the night of january 27th 2015. jessie hartnett was hit three times sitting in his patrol car in philadelphia. his lef

let me bring john and sara back in. add to that when you start surveilling, unmasking, you don't minimize and then you leak raw intelligence. they did that to general flynn and i'm sure, i will bet everything i have they said oh, you either agree that you lied to us or we're going after your son. >> of course they did. >> that's definitely what i'm hearing from my sources. right now, sean, there are 27 leak investigations at the department of justice. that's triple what they had over the last three years. 27 leak investigations, one of those i guarantee you is general flynn. the leak, the classified leak between general flynn and his conversation. it was a major crime. we're looking at those leaks and we are also looking at the inspector general now waiting on that inspector general's report. >> it is only a crime if it's leaking grand jury minutes. just leaking is a violation of their rules but it is not itself a crime. leaking has been a weapon of prosecutors for years. i've had prosecutors tell me implicitly if you d

how about sara westwood? where is sara? thank you. "washington examiner." >> yes. thank you, mr. president. yesterday in a meeting with lawmakers, you said you would be open to signing just about any immigration deal that bipartisan group of lawmakers sent to you. >> right. >> would you be willing to sign an immigration deal that ultimately does not include funding for the border wall, or would that be a red line for you? >> no, no. >> no? >> we need the wall for security. we need the wall for safety. we need the wall for stopping the drugs from pouring in. i would imagine that the people in the room, both democrat and republican -- i really believe they're going to come up with a solution to the daca problem, which has been going on for a long time. and maybe beyond that immigration as a whole. but any solution has to include the wall, because without the wall, it all doesn't work. you can look at other instances. look at what happened in israel. they put up the wall, they solved a very major problem. we need the wall. we have to have the wall for security purposes. security is

sara bloomquistel 6 news." >> thayou. he city ofhiladelphia snow emergency will be lifted at 8:00 tonight.. residents c parking on designated snow routes and "action news" will beon earlier tomorrow to help you navigate the afternage of the stormopdated schodelays and traffic conditions and latest weather c tomorrow at 4:00 in the morning.g up on "action news" the winter wallop have caused a theery flock n to the field in iladphia. >>> police say the spoke may have played a role in a crash in lower moreland c a septa train o road and the driver was not able to stop and went on to the tracks the two occupants of the vehicle were women colleagues on their way to work. the driver jumped out of the car just in time but the passenger was killed in the crash. >> weften talk bay snow storm in terms of accumulations and accidents. and it'sith the challen weather. chad pradelli was in morristown new jersey today. >> the carr family found themselves stuck on pleasant valley road in morristown the florida family rented a car but it

and sara carter reporting that he was interviewed about the dossier. before we get to the opening monologue, ed henry is on the white house with more on the president's fake news awards. i literally burst out laughing. >> sean, there's a lot of interest in us, especially the president's allies. the website, g.o.p..com close web tweeted this j out. he compared them to stalin. he has strong pushback from the white house and number two, the president went right ahead and said, here you go, here are but he is calling the fake news awards. number 11 was russia conclusion. the president said there is no collusion. number ten on that list, as you go through the top ten, "the new york times" falsely claiming on its front page that this white house had headed in a climate change reports. that wase. not true. number nine, cnn falsely reporting that james comey would dispute the president's claim that he had not been told -- his claim that he was told he was not undernd investigation when n fact james comey had told him that. cnn reported the opposite and had to

sara carter, breaking news, gregg jarrett, so much more.tay with us. ♪ >> >> sean: on this busy breaking news night, and henry is in washington with new information about "the new york times" report. is it my understanding and reading that these are anonymous sources? >> it is anonymous sources, people who are familiar with robert mueller on the special counsel's investigation. "the new york times" suggesting that last june, the president indicated to his senior aides that he wanted to fire robert mueller, he believed he had conflicts, the reports that you want others were siding at the time, last summer, that robert mueller hired a lot of lawyers on the special counsel team who had donated money to democratic candidates, also, one piece of it i've been able to confirm, i just spoke to a source familiar with this, think the president did have a business dispute with robert mueller years ago involving his golf club in virginia that mueller had been a member of, might be relatively minor and the grand scheme of things but it was something tha

i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> how does it look? >> you look great bring me back a souvenir for the super bowl. >> send me your credit we are running out of time have a good ti in minneapolis. coming for s bowl events, air traffic controllers face a big challenge and the fa tomorrow. >> we areedor it as well. and it's unique for us and we get challenged and we'll handle it in a safe and orderly manor and staffing and the radar room. runways at four smaller surrounding airports are being closed to be closed for the jets and drones and no air travel will be allowed within 30 miles of u.s. bank stadium. the coverage of the super bowl continues at 6abc.com. more reports from minneapolis, stories and videos you will only see online right there right now. >>> in other news this noon. president trump delivers his first state of the union but not a o expected to attend. president is talk about a variety of topics. including immigrations and the economy and the exact details are uncertain.and most of the s written by steven miller an immigra

reach the very highest levels of your government, including the doj, the fbi, the intel community, sarater tonight reporting and we have confirmed with our sources that as soon as next week examples of systemic fisa abuse also in fact be revealed and unbiased so-called journalists should be able to see this as the major story it is worthy of further investigation. but as the media in this country so abusively biased and so anti-trump that they can no longer care about simple, basic fundamental truth? our corn substitution, our freedoms, our liberties? does the media not care about any of this? the media as we have been pointing out nightly is so bad at this point in time in history and so radically left in their ideology that in fact sadly true facts they don't get through to them. the only thing that seems to matter is destroying and delegitimizing president trump. that has been their only objective for over a year. you see it happening day after day, hour after hour. it's pretty disgusting, it's pathetic, it's a disservice, it's disgraceful to you the american people. it's why we are

reach the very highest levels of your government, including the doj, the fbi, the intel community, sarater tonight reporting and we have confirmed with our sources that as soon as next week examples of systemic fisa abuse also in fact be revealed and unbiased so-called journalists should be able to see this as the major story it is worthy of further investigation. but as the media in this country so abusively biased and so anti-trump that they can no longer care about simple, basic fundamental truth? our corn substitution, our freedoms, our liberties? does the media not care about any of this? the media as we have been pointing out nightly is so bad at this point in time in history and so radically left in their ideology that in fact sadly true facts they don't get through to them. the only thing that seems to matter is destroying and delegitimizing president trump. that has been their only objective for over a year. you see it happening day after day, hour after hour. it's pretty disgusting, it's pathetic, it's a disservice, it's disgraceful to you the american people. it's why we are

sara sidner has been rocking the cowboy hat. sara sidner, happy almost new year's in nashville!, pun intended. hi, don and brooke. it is a crazy scene here there are more than 100,000 people who have shown up. at bicentennial park here in nashville. and that man, keith urban, has been taking down the house in here, playing with groups like lark and poe, a duo that is amazing. you've got to hear their music. two sisters that really have some serious rock 'n roll soul. and he keeps switching things up. he is playing all kinds of music. john mellencamp. he is playing reggae music. he is also playing some of his hits. the crowd loves him. but i want to give you a look at this crowd. it's insane. look. it's people. it's bars you can see. and by the way, there they all are! waiting for new year's eve to pop up. there are fans all over. i got to tell you, it is so cold here. you are lucky to be in new orleans. it is like 9 degrees. it's supposed to drop to a windchill of 2. we've got everything, so many layers on, i don't know what to do. but happy new years to you guys. and you got to

start the new text messages, sara. >> they're very explosive.n you hear the chairman talk about this the fact they have 0 302 witness interviews and don't want to share them with congress because of how inflammatory they'd be. remember how long it took for congress to get the text messages and fbi witness, 302 interviews. they stymied congress on this. that's part of the dispute now with doj and house intelligence committee. they said you held back and we asked for the documents over and over and the fbi and you, do j, held back and gave and a now we have our investigation semi wrap up you don't want us to share it with the american public. people deserve to see it. >> sean: so of course the news media sheep, anonymous sources. a tweet reminds us of everything. i'm sure the president looked at conflicts of interest, as he should. legitimate just like it's legitimate to say who did you vote for. and remember last june anonymous sources where "the new york times" reporters were telling us the secretary of state, rex tillerson would be long gone by

. >>> live at 61st and passyunk is "action news" reporter sara bloomquist, sara what is the story here? >> reporter: jim, this is the first we are broadcasting this story because initially not classified as a hit and run by police. they say it was chaotic and count fusing the night that cayenne was critically injured. her father is talking to "action news" in the hopes it tracks down a suspect. >> the guy that hit her left her in the street for dead. basically hitter and kept going. >> dwayne fisher is desperate for police to find and arrest the plan that hit her daughter on passyunk avenue on december 23rd. 19-year-old henders juries. >> two metal rods in one leg and another rod in her pelvisplate go to rehabilitation and learn to walk again. >> s w of friends at 1:00 a.m. and got out of the rear passenger seat in the rear median, the car came speeding around the vehicle and struck her. >> someone came and hit her in a dark colored car maybe a hyuai and she was out of it. >> she was put into an ambulance and rushed to penn presbyterian and initially no report was made. >> we were frus

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon. authorities are looking for the men responsible for a violent bar fight in bucks county. >> and also police are investigating a serious head-on collision in south jersey. the big story on "action news" is day seven of a deep freeze the heavy winter gear is sure getting a workout. right now temperatures are in the teens or worse. all bundled up the only way to step outside. and amid this prolonged period of bitter cold we may get a brush of a nor'easter. david murphy has the first check of the forecast. >> no nor'easter just yet sunshine and cloud cover off to the forth and west. i think we are looking at mostly sun today. 22 in philadelphia and 21 in allentown and 22 in trenton and 24 in wilmington and they are already up above yesterday's highs and still bitter and cold. and winds running in the teens across the region your windchills are still rather severe. 8 degrees is what it feels like in philadelphia. 8 in allentown and 7 in reading and 12 degree windchill in wilming

we are looking at sara bloomquist. who is out with a windchill of 8 degrees. hey sara, tell us about the venue for super bowl lii.>> rep temperatures are no joke, i can tell you that. this stadium as it looms behind me is an impressive place, it's huge and intimate. state of the art. we moved way beyond the football domes of the past. that is all on purpose of course. u.s. bank stadium is in the spotlight sunday night and this place is ready to shine. >> the stage is nearly set, the super bowl is just days away. and minneapolis will get a chance to showcase u.s. bank stadium a unique venue that opened in july of 2016 and built with the super bowl in mind. >> an incredible stadium we think the best the league, a tremendous game day environment and game day atmosphere inter nate and loud. >> it cost billion to build and the place has an outdoor field even here in freezing cold s clear. some say it looks like a vikings ship and others a shard of ice. today they put the finishing touches in anticipation of the eagles patriots match-up come sunday. >> it's amazing.

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sara is off and alicia vitarelli joining us. and here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. eagles coach doug peterson says the patriots are a good team but he is focusing on his players for super bowl lii. and the local air man gets a ride. and a dog is overcome by smoke in a fire. and rescued by first responders and all caught on camera. >> now ten days until super bowl lii and as it gets closer the excitement is growing, but head coach doug peterson is keeping his players focused and grounded one day at a time. and working to figure out just how they can beat the patriots and will a lot of people say. jaime apody is live now with more from the coach. jaime keeping the final and getting the play book ready. >> of course they will beat the patriots guys, the last time we hear from doug peterson until minneapolis. isn't that crazy? one thing i noticed he seemed tired and sounded thick, he is not preparing any extra and getting good night sleep but if there say pressure to stay up all night and prepa

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, ..vid murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news a person has been struck and killed by an amtrak train in merion station montgomery county. first responders are currently on the scene at the wynnewood strain station. that the amtrak train was heading to new york when it hit the victim trespassing on the tracks. and paoli regional rail line just resumed in the past 15 minutes. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates as we get them. >>> we are following the investigation into a stabbing on a septa bus. police say that one passenger stabbed another person with a screw driver and right now they are still searching for the suspect that ran from the scene in german town. jeanette reyes is live now at septa headquarters are the investigation. >> reporter: the search is on this afternoon for that suspect. as you mentioned. septa officials say that the 19-year-old victim got a cut to his lip after the suspect swung a screw driver at him. it all happened on a route 23 bus around 8:00 in the morning, this was as the bus

sara vallejo tiene la informaciÓn.lenta. >> ingiriÓ una droga, no sÉ. ahÍ sale Él, dura como 15 minutos, entra por la puerta de la cocina. >> ellos me llamaron que habÍa venido, la habÍa llamado y de que ella se habÍa desaparecido. cuando yo vine, la habÍan encontrado muerta ya. sara: el hombre fue apresado en la romana. >> estÁ acusado de haberle causado la muerte iluminada, de 16 aÑos, causÁndole golpes en la cabeza que le causaron la muerte. s ara: los restos fueron sepultados pasando las 6:00 p.m. julio: mientras que en mÉxico, un hombre habrÍa asesinado a su pareja. la desmembrÓ, para eliminar la violencia cocina parte de su cuerpo. >> pido justicia, porque esto no se puede quedar asÍ. Él tiene que pagar todo el sufrimiento que estamos pasando. reportero: es el clamor de una madre que pide justicia por su hija, que fue asesinada presuntamente por su ex pareja. me dice la --los restos mortales de magdalena aparecieron en este negocio de cocina, en una olla estaban las extremidades superiores e inferiores cocinadas.

we have been telling you it's coming, it's now here, stunning reporting tonight from sara carter that we are confirming with our sources. classify doj documents of members of congress are now reviewing, it shows widespread and extensive fisa abuses against the trump campaign and we have names. here's how it all went down. the last minute, the house finally got literally within an hour, their subpoena request approved by the doj. members of congress were able to get their hands on all these classify documents. at the last minute, rod rosenstein t tried to stop it by going to paul ryan's office. paul ryan would have none of it. it is more disturbing than we ever thought. at this hour, our sources are telling us that the abuse of power is far bigger than watergate. watergate was a third rate break-in. we are talking about the systematic abuse of power, the weaponizing of those powerful tools of intelligence, and the shredding of our fourth amendment constitutional rights that protect all of us against unlawful search and seizure. it is complicated but it's also simple. we'll break it all

sara carter will join us in a minute. she is reporting and we have confirmed with three separate sources that the clinton bought and paid for fake news russia propaganda dossier was, in fact, used in part to obtain fisa warrants to surveil members of the trump campaign and trump transition. now this means that hillary clinton and the dnc, remember the donna brazile said hillary controlled the dnc? they paid millions of dollars for what is a totally phony document full of russian lies and propaganda that was then used by the obama administration to surveil members of an opposition party and incoming president. this is the same dossier that former f.b.i. director james comey testified under oath as being salacious and unverified and that information is only the tip of the iceberg. sara carter reporting and we're also learning that more shocking information will be coming out in just days that will show systemic fisa abuse. this is the real russia scandal. the real russia collusion story. now the dossier was used to target a

fox news contributor sara carter, fox news national security does sebastian gorka.e got to start with you. you're breaking news about andrew mccabe, let's start there and work our way back. >> what we know tonight is that fbi director christopher wray went to sunday and reviewed the four page fisa memo. the very next day, andrew mccabe wasca asked to resign. remember, sean, he was planning on resigning in march. that already came out in december. this time, they asked h him to o right away. you are not coming into the office, he did not even come in for the morning meeting. he didn't show up. >> sean: a source of mine told me tonight that when christopher wray read this, it shocked him to his core. >> shocked him to his car. not only that, the inspector general's report, i have been told tonight for a number of sources -- >> sean: 1.2 million pages handed over to congress. the correct rates because 1.2 million pages. there's indicators right now that mccabe may have asked fbi agents to actually change their 302s. the interviews with witnesses. basically, every time

sara bloomquist explains. >> police were called to the 3100 block of freeman's lane in the holland section of northampton township. after the neighbor discovered the body of an 88-year-old woman next to his house. as of this time there is no foul play but it appears for whatever

sara is off today. markets opened up with a record high for the dow and nasdaq, but settling down despite upgrades for high profile dow names on a busy week for earnings and conferences. our road map begins with shares of gopro slammed after issuing weak guidance. we're going to talk exclusively with the company's ceo >> and addicted to apple two major investors urging the tech giant to take action against iphone addiction amongst kids we'll tell you why >> nvidia making a big bet on driverless cars. teaming up with uber and vw. we have the details. >> markets mixed after hitting record highs in the first week of the year. will 2018 continue the record run we saw in '17. brian jacobson is wells fargo multiasset strategist. peter is a chief strategist. good to see you both it sounds like you have been paying attention to some of these names trading well above their 200-day trading averages

we'll be joined by sara carter, peter schweizer, also investigating.

. >> and i'm courtney reagan in this morning for sara eisen. the last night's grammy awards this is bruno mars' 24 karat album. took home the album of the year. but i hear he won basically the award. >> he was basically the big winner in once again it was a politicized ceremony we'll definitely have the highlights >>> checking the markets, coming offer the back of a strong week. the s&p and all three indices were up more than 2% for the week as a whole. we talk about a big start to the year, it's also been a broad start of the year on friday, and all of last week, all 11 sectors were positive with s&p month to date, nine out of 11 are high it's been a great start to the year and last week was certainly part of that this morning, we're pointing only slightly, the dow by 17 points s&p by 9, nasdaq down by 30

. >> sean: 2018 the year of the big boomerang, sara carter? >> oh, yes, i believe so. john is right on the money with that and so is peter. not only that, i think we are going to see an investigation into huma abedin. i think that uranium one is going to be tied into this very intensely. i think we will see a lot more information come out of that investigation, as well as a clinton email servers. i think this is the big boomerang, sean. >> sean: peter, last word. >> sean, you and i have done must gather for a while on corruption and it's always about follow the money. when you're talking about the large sums of money involving the clintons, that is where you need to go. i think they are right for the clinton foundation and the pay to play is going to be a central story of 2018. >> sean: you three have been pivotal in exposing a lot of this corruption. i will say this. s stay tuned to this show. tick tock. thank you all for being with us.

i'm sara harmon welcome to the program it's good to have me with. at least ninety five people have been killed in a major explosion in the afghan capital kabul the country's interior ministry says more than one hundred fifty were injured in the suicide bomb attack which happened at a police checkpoint on saturday morning the taliban has claimed responsibility. the attacker made it past the first checkpoint posing as a paramedic transporting a patient in an ambulance the bomb was detonated when he was identified by police at the second checkpoint. i was sitting in my shop when there was a powerful explosion only windows shattered. the casualties are very high bodies were everywhere near the hospital and everyone. a hospital coordinator described the attack as a massacre the blast happened on a busy street during lunch hour the area is home to several foreign embassies and government buildings. this is the second major taliban attack in kabul in the past eighty s. that's despite reassurances from the government and its u.s. allies that their joint off

sara, this thing is still going on?> what we know is that fusion gps, glenn simpson, is continuing to research into trump. what they are holding closely as it.as paying for they are also not divulging what area of investigation we are looking at.p, we know that this alleged trump russia collusion, but what we don't know is exactly what area are they looking at as far as their investigation. i think that it is really shocking and surprising consideringsu everything that hs happened with fusion gps. >> sean: i can make fun of the media and i will be honest, i think this be 23 montages funny. i think they do need psychiatric help. i truly believe it. but when i get to the serious side effect, the law, equal application of the law, the constitution, surveillance abuses, fourth amendment violations, and then of course, the forgotten men and women ignored, it is not funny anymor anymore. >> the worst part of it is the changing of comey's exoneration statement that initially found hillary clinton had violated the law and commi

. >> sara, good to talk with you this morning. is there any sort of anxiety coming from the white house about what bannon may or may not say? >> well, certainly there may be a bit of anxiety just because steve bannon is a loose cannon at the moment. he's not in touch with anyone in the white house. he is not on good terms with the president and has no incentive at this moment to necessarily protect the president or any white house aides and their interests because they have hung him out to dry following his comments to michael wolff. so bannon's testimony is certainly a potential concern for the white house. but keep in mind that bannon didn't come into the campaign until very late so he wasn't present even though he made some incendiary comments the about that meeting at trump tower in july between donald trump jr. and a lawyer thought to be connected to the kremlin at the time. bannon wasn't present on the campaign so he wouldn't the necessarily have the kind of knowledge that would potentially lend itself to a bombshell, but he