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just outside the boston area. this is the major storm. we still have at least a couple of winter storm warnings and watches. the problem is and even though we are completely clear on the back side is going to be drying off. there is a break here. but in behind this system. it gets even colder here overnight. from 7:00 p.m. this evening feeling like 7 degrees in new york city. and getting a little bit colder up in boston. negative 13 degrees in buffalo. they fall fast. this is by midnight. spots getting into the negatives in a lot of places. it continues to get colder overnight as this arctic air continues to plunge in. spots across the middle at west and west down to negative 17. that is getting early morning monday morning getting close to negative ten to 15 there in the boston area. it doesn't relate warm-up for the forecast on monday. were getting to the daytime highs. getting into monday afternoon and evening. for a hike tomorrow. the problem with that is even though they only saw rain anything is on the ground is going to freeze. and

you played for the diamondbacks in boston, a tremendous record. and also your outspoken conservative. in 1993 you pitched for the phillies. they lost. then the boston red sox championships, 11 into postseason record that is the greatest post season record for someone who has pitched ten or more and 8.6 winning percentage. i'm doing this for a reason. you have the major league record when it comes to that. you pitched past six and seven innings which isn't done very often. you're not in the hall of fame. is that because of your views? you think it's political. >> part of it is. it's not a gas. people have not voted for me because of the things i've said or did. then come out and said that to me. >> isn't that outrageous. aren't they supposed be voting on your career as a baseball player and an athlete, not your political views. >> the two words that come up are character flaws. there's a couple issues. first of all, i've now seen recently have been put in the bonds category. the character issues, this and that, i don't doubt for a second that he ch

they lost. 2001, arizona diamond beaux, 2004, 2007, boston red sox, championships. you're an 11-2 post season record. i want the nation to understand how phenomenal that is. that's the greatest post season record of any pitcher who has pitched 10 or more games in the npost season, and 8.846 winning percentage. tei'm doing this for a reason. you have the major league record when it comes to that. you also struck out over 3,000 batters. one behind gibson. tied for third or one behind? >> i'm one behind. >> one behind on third and you routinely -- it's not that long ago -- you routinely pitched past six and seven innings which really isn't done anymore recall this is a tremendous record. >> thank you. mark: you're not in the hall of fame. you're not in the hall of fame. is that because of your views? do you think it's political? >> part of it is. i mean, it's not a guess. people that have not voted for bme specifically because of the things i've said or did. they've said it. they have come out and said you i can't vote for him because of what he said or what he did. ma

mvp telling boston globe saying he simply decided he will not go. carley: all right, los angeles rams and new england patriots touchdown, get it in atlanta for super bowl week, win or lose the big game on sunday, tom brady is not ready to ride off into the sunset just yet. >> is there any chance this is your last game? >> zero. zero, yeah. i've said that for a long time. carley: wow. rob: why would he? carley: looking to lead patriots to record sixth super bowl win. think he can pull it off in we will have a wait a couple of days on that one. rob: turning to fox business alert, the u.s. post office historic price hike on stamps. carley: tracee carrasco is here with more on effort to increase revenue, good morning, tracee. tracee: last time the post office was profitable was about a decade ago, they raised prices, they are now 55 cents, that's 10% increase, a record price adjustment not only letters getting more expensive, the number of other things at the post office, large flat rate box, also priority mail, priority mail express, first-class mail,

boston, 11 degrees. so sunday afternoon, once this is done, get out, shovel, clean off the sidewalks and driveways. if you don't on monday, you're just going to have a thick layer of ice that you won't get off for a couple weeks. >> dana: so the roads and the communicate monday morning could be bad. >> yeah, because a quick freeze. >> dana: i have to alert my husband. thank you. we're waiting a sentencing of chicago police officer jason van dyke convicted of second degree murder in of laquan mcdonald. >> this highly anticipated ruling today comes with even more heightened tension after yesterday a judge in this courthouse ruled that three other police officers were not guilty of conspiring to cover up jason van dyke's crime. that ruling yesterday came with a lot of strong reaction. here we are back in the courthouse again. everybody is holding their breath for jason van dyke's sentencing that we can expect. van dyke was found guilty of second degree homicide and 16 counts of aggravated battery with a gun

even boston. if you're in the inland areas it is way to be a major snow event in the next couple of hours running through tonight. this is the forecast in participation. areas of over a foot. but then again pay attention to that rain snow line. maybe a little bit more of a mix in new york. a little bit of snow in boston. this is mainly going to be an event that is happening in lent. here are some of the forecast models again. plenty of areas may be getting up to 2 feet of total snow other areas along the coast. this will be a big event that we are watching through the west of the weekend. and saying, "really?" so we built capital one cafes, with savings and checking accounts you can open from here in 5 minutes. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? cohigher!ad! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. >> just an hour away from the president's big present big announcement on the government shutdown. potentially offering a dea

prevent the world series champion from visiting the white house, the president, the red sox telling the boston globe it would not be appropriate to go because government employees are struggling. the team is scheduled to make the trip saturday, february 15th, some of the players have said they would not go. hopefully it will be resolved by then. the nfl taking the first step to extend replay reviews after a controversial no call cost the new orleans saints possibly their super bowl appearance. the washington post reporting believe will discuss making penalties like the past interference reviewable coming after referees admitted to this past interference color in the nfc title game sending the los angeles rams to the super bowl. the new call unfairly deprive the team and fans of a win. the time is 10 minutes after the hour. the senate could take up donald trump's compromise bill to end the shutdown and pay for the wallace soon as today but will it solve the immigration crisis? michael butler says a daca compromise would be a catastrophic issue for national security. he joins us to explain why u

elizabeth warren will speak in boston. two dozen candidates there, possible. well, the next story, a breakthrough, it could be on the r horizon maybe as the los angeles teachers strike enters its second week. they are meeting today after nonstop negotiation talks this weekend. teachers demanding things like smaller classes and higher pay and now a new strike could be about to start. [crowd chanting] heather: teachers in denver are set to hold a strike vote tomorrow as they demand higher pay. well, the time is now about 26 minutes after the top of the hour and today americans come together to honor dr. martin luther king, junior. how can we as a country keep his legacy alive? we're asking his niece who joins us live up next. we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the bo

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part of the boston clergy defense. he gets a lot of media. it will be part of it. this is also the first time a high-profile gay celebrity has been targeted in the #metoo movement. obviously i don't know. the frank underwood video, i feel like it's all part of a p.r. strategy and perhaps something his lawyer suggested that he do. >> greg: i don't think anybody suggested him to do that. obviously this is the hard thing about this topic because we don't know. it's the first day. we have no information. i don't think you will be found guilty on this precisely because of that bizarre video, he's acting like someone who's not guilty. the way he acted in that courtroom is he knows. there is something else going on there and when the lawyer asked about the email stuff, it leads me to believe there's some kind of correspondence going on there that may exonerate him. again, i don't know. i think a person can be guilty of many things, which probably is. but also be a victim of scapegoating when the system itself was aware and implicitly condoned his behavior, the behavior of

places for them to go and say i want to work and they make deals with the agricultural people in the boston and they work and they stay, six months or year or whatever, and then they go home. >> juan: did you know why they applauded? there's a shortage of those workers. we don't have comprehensive immigration reform, we don't have an immigration system that helps us in terms of our own economy and the president just closes his eyes. >> brian: comprehensive immigration reform, they've been unable to do it for 25 years. you can't blame it on the president. >> juan: two years with the republicans in the majority in which they didn't do anything about this. >> dana: this is true all over the world. the only way to solve a refugee problem is to deal with the problem at its worst. it's true in honduras, syria, libya. you have to have your own border security but at the same time, people aren't going to stop coming. do we have some sort of incentive? is it in our national interest to do something at the source? i would argue yes. >> brian: yes. and we are doing stuff. >> dana: not enough. >> brian

senator elizabeth warren will speak at a breakfast in boston. rob: eric slawell may be joining the list of 2020 contenders. he announced he may run for president. >> in south carolina, are you running for president. >> i'm considering it, joe? there's a lot more to work for. rob: he tweeted in part, i've chosen every second of this presidency to be a voice and check against hate and i'm not going away. jillian: the list goes on. the u.s. army is fighting back against a significant shortage of new troops. dan springer has more on the military's fresh approach to tackling this growing national security threat. >> reporter: it's early morning p.t. at joint base louis in western washington, home to the army's original stryker brigade, a main weapon in the fight against terrorism. the army is fighting a different battle, one for new recruits. it has been the hardest place in america to sign up enlistees. they are targeting this and 21 other that's lean left plight politically with a different message. nationwide, the army fell 6 a 500 recruits short

no snow totals in philadelphia, hardly any in new york, three to five inches possibly there ins boston area but further inland these are going to be huge snowfall totals and some of these models getting up over a foot and some of these areas we don't have highlighted here but deeper purples that's talking about as of as two feet of snow this this will be a major snowfall maker on backside of this system because of the circulation of it. the temperatures drop drastically so forecasted highs from saturday for temperatures in a lot of cases here, and 20s, they do drop are across the midwest backside this have system with daytime highs we're talking sob a high of 13 degrees this chicago. all of that cold air just slowly shifts its way off towards east. so temperatures daytime high, upon monday even though this system is moved on out of the region 15 degrees here in new york city down to 11 degrees as daytime high in boston. this does bounce back john one we get this but feeling like winter even bikeline further down the road look like several rounds of cold air are on the the way. >> it is

first order, $1 delivery fee. >> sandra: the man accused of kidnapping a 23-year-old boston woman due in court today. police found olivia ambrose alive in the suspect's apartment two miles from where the young woman was last seen saturday. molly line is live outside the courthouse in massachusetts with the latest there, molly. >> what a turn of events. olivia ambrose found alive inside the apartment of her alleged kidnapper 60 hours after she was last seen following leaving a boston bar saturday night. victor pena, 38 years old is expected to arrive in the courthouse in boston within the next 15 minutes or so charged with kidnapping. although police warned at an evening press conference yesterday further charges could be coming. he was taken into custody in the afternoon standing near that 23-year-old woman inside his public housing apartment in the city. the area where police reported the victim's phone was last tracked. video was invaluable to investigators working to figure out a timeline and find out who olivia ambrose met after she left the bar. it showed her encounter with two m

and i believe boston university. i want to move on to her saying something about in the 60 minute interview on taxes. take a listen. >> once you get to the tippy top on your 10 millionth dollar. you see tax rates of 60-70%. it doesn't meal all dollars are taxed at that high rate. but as you climbing up that ladder you should be contributing more. >> the way she presents her accept. the tippy top. she is a 30-year-old adult woman. she does not understand economics and a lot of these interviewers aren't hitting back haring her to explain her position. she is making $140,000. i suggest we take 70% of hers. judge jeanine: she suggested during the partial shutdown congress people shouldn't take a salary. but she is taking hers. >> just the tippy top, judge. judge jeanine: another thing from the 60 minute interview where she cam pairs herself to lincoln and franklin roosevelt. >> president lincoln made the radical decision to seen it he man pace proclamation, and franklin roosevelt established social security. that was rad

public safety workers have no right to strike it's the same approach calvin coolidge took when the boston police went on strike. these people don't understand president trump. they just want to criticize him like they did with other decisions like meeting with kim jong-un. who hasn't launched a what whris particular meeting since the meeting. like the terrorists that were unpopular but seem to be working. the war isn't over yet. remember donald trump is a man willing to take the shot to change the norms in order to do what he thinks is best for the country. very often he's dead-on. closing the government tore at him. opening it whether it's a pop lash move is irrelevant in his mind. and remember, this war is not over. it's nothing but a hollow victory for the democrats. february 15 if the committee does not come back with a workable solution which would be a shock to me because congress is certainly not about getting the job done, they kicked the can down the road with the approval of presidents like obama, clinton and bush with no one looking to actually get something done. this presiden

if he watches programs, he talked multiple times, still the cia boston to venezuela. >> 70 scholars, it is on a progressive website, actions by the trump administration and its allies almost certain to make the situation worse reading to suffering, violence and instability. they encourage violence by pushing violent extralegal regime change. and the reckless course in venezuela, bloodshed, chaos and instability. the way the trump administration and many joining this is different than they see it recognizing the opposition leader. what do you make of that? >> they have a lot of knowledge. one of the most important things the government needs to do is to say something, do what they say. and a legitimate people from the government and people come to me and say if marco rubio keeps talking the way he's talking, orrin hatch told him, putting this man's life in jeopardy if you continue speaking and helping the situation. the country and venezuela have a hard time, two separate groups in utah fighting when against the other. they want the publicity. they want to be in politics. the oppositi

asked kennedy no reporter and there were no articles in "the new york times" or "washington post" or "boston globe". >> this was 1992 so the chronology, think about this he died 2009 so 17 years and my book came out 2006 a reporter asked kennedy's office and ages had one or two sentences arguing with the interpretation of this document that is mentioned by the "london times". the document is out there. it is published by a major publisher congress doesn't hold a single hearing? congress is not interested? . >> that leads to the kennedy family and i thought here it comes they will say it's a forgery. they did not say that. they did not deny it the documents are real but it begs the question so what happened next? did he go to moscow? what was the next step? and frankly here is what happen and drop off was very sick and the 269 people who died in the korean airliner shot down by the soviet september 1983 reagan even wrote in his diary so he would be dead within a year so maybe that happened maybe he got sick but they did not follow up that somebody just having a general interest in the media w

boston, expected to fall 20 below zero after seeing 10 inches of snow. upstate new york up to 20 inches of snow fell. parts of vermont dealing with at least a foot of snow. since friday, more than 4500 flights have been cancelled across the u.s. and we didn't get to the headline for timing reasons. we have a patriots super bowl. ainsley: we will be talking about it all morning. steve: straight ahead on this monday morning you, democrats are not budging on patriot's offer to extend daca in exchange for border wall funding. mike huckabee shows that's how little democrats actually care about the dreamers. what's he mean by that? he is going to explain next. brian: plus, guess who wants cory booker to run for president. rand paul? my teeth have always been a very sore spot for me, emotionally, socially. if i would've known that i was gonna be 50 times happier... i would've gone into aspen dental much sooner. it was a very life changing experience... and it felt like i was me again. that's when i realized i hadn't been for three years. at aspen dental we're a

boston, 7 to 10 inches, new york, two to five inches. that will change because we are very uncertain how warm it will be, the rain/snow line wherever that is will cut the snow totals but it goes a little south or towards the ocean we will get more called air being pulled and more snow. i can't give you accurate snowfall totals. by the way, behind that, the coldest air we have seen in some cases in years. rob: protesters against epa administrator andrew wheeler. >> please restore order. >> this man wants to deregulate, this is an outrage! >> please restore. rob: policeman removing demonstrate, eight arrested. he has been acting administrator since july. jillian: democrats have been pushing back on the president's pick for attorney general. barr has been confirmed for and the effort of controversy will not work this time. rob: real-life fake news, the phony headline that has some thinking donald trump quit, walked out of the white house, stay tuned. ♪ jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone nosebl

the lawyer who defended the unit bomber and boston marathon bombers appointed to represent an alleged master, judy clark will defend robert bowers, accused of shooting 11 worshipers to death in that pittsburgh synagogue last year. the feds want the death penalty for bauer which clark's client has a history of avoiding. democrats say a border wall meant to protect americans is immoral but now they are blocking new sanctions against syrian president bashar al-assad for crimes against his own people. what does this say about the real motives behind the left as humanity? here to weigh in his national security analyst doctor rebecca grant, thanks for joining us. as we begin our discussion let's take a look at what was in this foreign-policy that was blocked by democrats, impose sanctions on entities doing business with bashar al-assad, would have boosted security assistance to israel and reauthorized the defense cooperation with jordan. what was the reasoning behind what democrats did? >> this is a middle east policy package and as far as i can tell they don't have a reason. these are poli

if you are in new york or boston it won't be an impact. it moves off the coast. cold temperatures are moving in. again, not one of the ones where it will hit or melt in the next day or so. >> at least the kids will have fun. adam, thank you. >>> president trump's pick for attorney general william barr is preparing for his confirmation hearing on tuesday. one question looms. will he have to reduce himself f from the mueller investigation. >> my hope is the democrats will come to the table and we will be able to resolve this. congress should be the one to take the lead. me here, babe. ok. nasty nightime heartburn? try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and lets you filter by take-off time, layovers and more, so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. ♪ kayak. search one and done. .. whether you've enjoyed the legendary terrain in telluride, the unparalleled landsca

up towards boston. stay tuned, my friends. all right. back inside where it's warm. thanks for coming, everybody. come on over here. give me a big hug. ainsley: all right. yea. especially cold out there today. steve: it is chilly. tell them hello from us. tens of thousands of illegals arrested in the rio grand sector last year. our next guest lives there she is the daughter of a border patrol agent who was furloughed and her whole family is rallying behind president trump to build that wall. brian: is he a legendary rapper now snoop dogg is trying out a new career. broadcaster? >> he fired on -- hold on now. let's go. let me see some. 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. brian: all right. president trump is p

philadelphia didn't have come up towards north like new york city and boston this could get us this weekend. >> seems that is in line but the path, we are into pattern right now we could have, you know, a couple of winter storms next couple -- >> it is winter. >> january, here i am! we are grlad for that. >> plan accused of kidnapping jayme closs you murdering parents to face a judge for the first time today lauren green live as investigators trying to have ploefz for horrific crimes. >> new questions this morning, over why the man accused of kidnapping 13-year-old jayme closs and killing her parents, why did he do it? 21-year-old patterson will make first court appearance today in front of a wisconsin judge facing two counts of first degree intentional homicide, one count of kidnapping, police say he has no criminal history and was not on the radar. jayme's aunt telling fox news patterson had absolutely no contact with anyone from the family, adding quote now is about getting him the harshest sentence possible, police say jayme made daring escape from this home in gordon, wisconsin, 70 mil

six major airlines have waived fees for 60 airports in the northeast including boston which has the most cancellations because of the storm. nationwide 2000 flights have been delayed in 1600 have been canceled. complicating things even more, a total lunar eclipse in rare moon could impact high tides tomorrow morning. coastal flood watch is in effect a new england and all the more dangerous as temperatures continue to plummet tonight. >> a big mess of weather. a lot happening. thank you. >> with the high tides and all of this, what's going on? going forward we'll take a look at what happens is the storm is on the cold air moves in. adam klotz in the extreme weather center because manhattan will soon feel like my not anything. >> really cold air. the three colors you're looking at, right along the coastline. you're talking about anywhere from 12 to 18 inches of snow. the real concern is everything in the paint from connecticut as much as half an inch of i.c.e. will bring down power lines. especially as temperatures drop in the winds pick up will see that in the next several hours. areas wh

you played for the diamondbacks in boston, a tremendous record. and also your outspoken

a man is under arrest after a woman is found a live in boston, police using a ping from herself and to track her down in an apartment in the city. the suspect is accused of kidnapping 23-year-old woman. surveillance video shows him holding on to olivia and leaving her away from another man. she was seen leaving the bar on saturday. jillian: michigan police officer shot in the face to a traffic stop make the chilling radio call to save his life. >> i've been shot. jillian: he is in stable condition. he described his attacker and the vehicle he was in. police found josh of a rose bush with a gunshot with a gun and shots were fired. the suspect is in the hospital, no other officers were hurt. officer candidate is a 16 year veteran of the force. we posted the link on our facebook page if you would like to help. the family of an american ex-marine, he was entrapped and not guilty. he made his first public appearance in court yesterday, he was denied bail. is one brother says whalen is being used as upon. >> and espionage case, we would have someone who was also under arrest under similar ch

. >> shannon: she was an economics minor at boston university. she knows may be more about the economy than other people out there. have a great weekend. it's not just lawmakers ramping up verbal jabs, fox news media analyst howie kurtz standing by joining us next says the media criticism of the president has reached unprecedented new heights. >> if this continues, we are going to ask your cabinet to take a vote on whether you are fit for office and invoke the 25th amendment. >> shannon: the president is getting support from a very unlikely source -- what he and progressive democratic senator elizabeth warren agree on, stick around to find out. former cia station chief daniel hoffman live after the break after the present have vowed to troops out of syria, we could end up with even more american resources and lives in the region. patrick woke up with back pain. but he has work to do. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one p

boston could see up to a foot of snow. we will keep you posted. back to you. rob: great for the skiers in vermont. >> we want the kids to have some snow this weekend. rob: far left congressional group known as justice democrats waging war on their own party, their goal is to target moderate democrats in primaries hoping the party will embrace further left policies. is this healthy or is it hurtful as democrats look to retake the white house in 2020 and maybe the senate? former congressional press secretary for house democrats, rochelle ritchie, appreciate it. you've got this group, almost has a tea party feeling to it. what do you make of this? >> it does have a tea party feeling. i watched the video they put out two days or a day or go. what they are trying to do is really good. trying to bring some new energy to the democratic party, new faces. at the same time the method in which they are doing that is going to not go in their favor because i am a registered independent but i have more moderate democratic views. i also don't believe in socialist ideas. if t

the head of the army command said we want to go into boston, pittsburgh, kansas city, these are places with a large number of youth who just don't know what the military is about. here now is the number 2 in charge of army's recruiting all over the world. brigadier general, a pleasure and honor to have you on this evening. this is a fascinating story. one that not many of us are familiar with. what sort of challenges do you face right now? >> well, we are facing quite a few challenges. first of all, we understand that this is a big mission that the army asked the recruiting command to do. we will do it. we do have some challenges with regards to how our youth are understanding the army and what the army has to offer. it's an awareness issue for one. there is a lot of youth that just don't know really know what is the army is all about. an awareness issue is one. the second thing is we have a challenge with finding quality in some cases. most youth have medical challenges that may prevent them from joining the military as well as other challenges, physical challenges that prevent them f

passengers sat on the plane from boston to l.a. for two hours before takeoff, then 90 minutes in an electrical issue caused an emergency landing in buffalo, or new york. the next morning they went back to boston to catch a new flight to l.a. which was also delayeded by an hour. probably not their finest day. >>> fox nation takes a look at the killians documents controversy. >> there's been so many rumors about george w. bush, did he get preferential treatment in the texas guard, had he gone awol. nothing proven, so it must have been theming for cbs -- tempting for cbs to be the news organization that would break that story about the president. >> but some document examiners still had reservations. >> i told mary, i said if you run this story on wednesday, on thursday morning you're going to have every document examiner in the country jumping down your throat because they're going to have a hot of questions about these documents. >> reporter: black eye premieres tomorrow on fox nation. brian: did you hear about this? bill de blasio

. >> reporter: new us military recruits will be receiving us-made training sneakers in partnership, boston-based new balance started production in their main facility on 100,000 pairs of sneakers for new recruits. it has been tough to find athletic shoes created in the us because most are created overseas, new balance is one of the few companies that does it, they have 5 facilities across the country, great to see a us company doing this for our us euros. heather: valentine's day right around the corner. what better way to say i love you that a heart-shaped tray of chick-fil-a? >> who needs any of that when you have chick-fil-a, you either order for your valentine one of these heart-shaped trays with 30 chicken nuggets or ten chicken manys available through valentine's day. heather: we need to have those in studio for sure. before 15 minutes until the top of the hour, border state ranchers sending an invitation to nancy pelosi four years ago. >> i want to invite nancy pelosi to where bad guys are coming through the border, you can stay at our house. heather: one of those ranchers joins us to kno

her hometown newspaper, the "boston globe" called her a divisive figure. trace? >> trace: we'll be hearing from another potential democratic candidate soon. >> that's true. former hud secretary, julian castro announced an exploratory committee. he will make a formal decision saturday january 12. back to you. >> thanks, david. live in washington. breaking news right now in the final hour of trading on wall street. let's take a live look at the dow. it started off shaky this morning. now it's not great, not horrible. it's down about 90 points. the dow has been on a very rough -- had a very rough ending of 2018. shaky coming out of 2019. this comes after stocks had their worst year in a decade. kristina partsinevelos reporting live from the new york stock exchange. kristina? >> i'm going to steal your sign and say not horrible. the dow down 400 points earlier today. a lot of volatility. still is. traders today are saying they're watching the white house. they're continues to be news across the board. we took the cabinet meeting live at 2:00 p.m. with the president.

in boston a community room has been converted to a free food market for all guard members and their families. here on staten island, similar efforts are being made by the navy league and the coast guard spouses club, who are stepping up to help those affected. many of them with small children. we spent some time talking to rebecca hinger. she has two 3-year-olds with her husband who have been serving the guard for nine years. she says they had to get serious about how to handle not getting a paycheck. >> budgeting was a huge thing for us. we have meal plans, made sure that, you know, we have enough money for bills, specifically. necessities for the children. diapers, milk, formula. we live paycheck to paycheck. >> the coast guard support program publish add five-page tip sheet. with recommendations on how to come up with extra income. some have said they felt offended with suggestions like baby sitting, walking pets for money, tutoring students, giving music lessons and more. the tip sheet was taken down. coast guard officials said the suggestions laid out did not reflect the current efforts

i'm going to move in closer here across the big cities where the big population zone is from boston down towards d.c. take a look at this. there's saturday, midday. moving in across parts of pennsylvania. by late afternoon, early evening, we're talking about snow, long island, there around new york city. just on that line. same goes to philadelphia. better chances for rain and d.c. i think you're rain this entire storm. then go towards sunday morning, 10:00 a.m. we transition into rain here along philadelphia, new york. just to the north of it, it's going to be some sort of freezing rain, sleet combination there that will fall and that will make that slushy nasty probably 3-6 inches of kind of awful stuff here along the knife corridor. to the north of it, all snow. sunday afternoon, shep, if you are out, the snow will be gone. the precipitation will be gone. go outside, shovel your roads, your driveways, shovel your sidewalks. it will be a deep freeze that comes in after this. that sunday night that you mentioned, the low temperatures, that will freeze everything and your monday will be

josh green took his son to a trampoline park in boston. give him a ride launch him off the inel flightable after doing a couple clips the kid landed safely. probably loved it. it's a big trampoline. there he goes. but he is okay. the kid is fine, everybody is fine. three days in an elevator. i would go mad. bye. jillian: bye. ♪ steve: this is a fox news alert. an horrific attack on police in houston, texas. brian: four officers shot when a drug raid turns into a standoff. ainsley: todd piro joins us live as two officers are fighting for their lives both of them shot in the neck. todd: it's a sound we hear too often on this war on cops standard traffic explaining what went wrong. four houston police officers shot serving a search warrant at a home that was believed to be a drug den. police adding that a tip from a neighbor led officers there. but, when they arrived, they immediately came under fire. police eventually shooting and killing two suspects. right now, one of those officers has been

say a religious group did not like the fact that he plagiarized during his time at boston university. is that too offensive because he doesn't present the right height of history? the problem is, when we start making this theater of offensiveness, where does it end? secondly, who gets to decide? >> martha: good questions, thank you very much. coming cap next, the sweeping expansion of abortion rights under new york governor andrew cuomo allowing the procedure up until birth in some cases. guy benson and marie harf are up next. >> we pointed to the direct direction of this president and this government. ♪ coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. saved an average of $412," syou probably won't believe me. but you can believe this, real esurance employee nancy abraham. look her up online. esurance, it's surprisingly painless. i never count trthe wrinkles.s. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on, is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. bo

cops say she went up to the teller at a bank in fall river about 40 miles south of boston. then said give me a minute, wrote on a piece of paper, ripped it up, dropped it in the trash can and took off. well, employees got the paper out of the trash can, put it back together and they read it. it said, give me your money. so if you recognize this woman, police say give us a call. howard schultz, the billionaire former ceo of starbucks has called himself a life-long democrat. so news that he's thinking for running for president as an independent is not going over well with, well, everybody. >> i wanted to clarify the world "independent" which i view merely as a designation on the ballot. >> don't help trump. you egotistical billionaire. >> shepard: and there was more, a heckler went after schultz in an event in new york city. some big name democrats and clearly some individual voters are insisting that schultz will split the democratic vote and help re-elect president trump. schultz talked about that with fox news channel's dana perino in the last hour. >> i think the whole th

now they go to big cities, new york, san francisco, boston and walk. in fact, those four cities accounted for the majority of the places last year graduating class at harvard went. why? that is where the jobs are. rural counties are shrinking. so that is a success for the cities. correct? but there is another side to it. cities may have the jobs for young people but they don't offer the life that america used to give children. homes are much more expensive. public schools are often awful. almost always awful. if the jobs pay more it's not enough to offset rising cost of healthcare and servicing student loans. as a result of this, dog dramatic and not often -- something dramatic and not often noted happening in the american cities. even though that is where the young people live, nobody in the cities is having children. birthrates are falling everywhere in america with the most dramatic drop by far has been in the urban areas. according to the c.d.c., from 2007-2017, birthrates in major cities fell by almost 20%. at this point the city of san francisco

there weren't any articles in "new york times" washington post, boston globe anything no report on it. reveals in 1992 and then -- and then so the krennology now think about this. kennedy died in 2009. 17 years between 90 and 2009, my book came out in 2006, and it was there, and as i said a cn8 but cn8 reporter talked about it and issued a sentence argument aing with interpretation of the document. >> but this document that's mentioned by the the london times and bbc, document is out there published by a major publisher. congress doesn't hold a single hearing. >> right. right congress is not interested. by the way imagine my relief when kennedy people we contacted kennedy i thought here it comes. here it comes they're going to say it is a forgery doesn't he know stupid professor they didn't say that. they didn't deny it. they didn't deny it documents are real but it begs question. okay, what happened next? did kennedy go to moscow? what was the next step? and h frankly here's really what happened. dropoff got very sick, in fact, kennedy was very impressed with cal 007 the people who d

my winter is the boston south carolina police department which is done a good deed, gone to the local animal shelter for its newest member of the canine team at puppy named justice. my loser is the movie "first man," kind of a strange biopic of neil armstrong, thought to be an oscar front runner, totally shut out of the big oscar categories. >> bret: winner and loser. >> the winner are the federal workers that will finally get back to work, get their backpay and for the first time i think the bureaucracy got something of a good name. we realize there are a lot more than the folks who work in washington and are part of that big massive bureaucracy. the loser i'm going to go to sports, the washington redskins are still not in the playoffs. dan snyder has presided over a whole host of losing teams and i think the trump white house doesn't talk to the press a lot, redskins president bruce allen held his first press conference in 588 days, they aren't very media friendly and it's not good when you're losing so many football games that you can't offer explanations to your fans. >> bret: all