host: from decatur, illinois -- i'm sorry, decatur, alabama. hello. caller: hello. concerning the wall, we pay taxes, we get soldiers and we put them in every other country, why can't we take our own soldiers and put them on the borderline and let them control the border? you could use the national guard as backup when they are training. why do we have to spend borrowed money to build another wall? the arguments you commonly here on this front is the cost, the price tag of these overalls? guest 1: he's asking for $25 billion to do [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> we are going to leave this now but you can find our "washington journal" segments online. cspan.org. take you live now for a preview of the president's state of the union address tomorrow night. the preview being hosted by "the washington post" and will include white house counselor

. >> host: from decatur, illinois -- i'm sorry, decatur, alabama. hello. >> caller: hello. what i want to know is we pay tax, we got soldiers, we put hem in every other country except our open. why i dove to borrow money to build a wall when we can take our own soldiers and put them on the borderline and control the wall? that'll be a wall, one you'll never forget. which you could -- when they are training to do the same thing? why do we have to spend, borrow money to build another wall which we don't need? >> host: darlene superville, one of the arguments that you constantly hear on front is the cost, ultimately, the price tag from the president. >> guest: right. and he's asking for $25 billion to do this although last week when he dropped by chief of staff kelly's office, he did say he could build the wall for less. he didn't say how much less he could build it for, but you might see the price tag shift a little bit. with anyli regard, it's still an incredible amount of money for a wall that a lot of people think is not necessary. >> host: mr. weaver? >> guest: going back

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from decatur, georgia, steve stoffle. >> thank you, chris. >> steve... [cheers and applause] have you ever played a bigger game than this? >> there's no time like the present; let's start. >> $1 million on the line. fourteen questions, from $500 all the way up to that $1 million. you have your three lifelines as well. you know how to use 'em. they're there if you need 'em. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> all right, games guy. let's put him to the test. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [drama

host: from decatur, illinois -- i'm sorry, decatur, alabama. hello. caller: hello. concerning the wall, we pay taxes, we get soldiers and we put them in every other country, why can't we take our own soldiers and put them on the borderline and let them control the border? you could use the national guard as backup when they are training. why do we have to spend borrowed money to build another wall? the arguments you commonly here on this front is the cost, the price tag of these overalls? guest 1: he's asking for $25 billion to do this. he did say he could build a wall for less when he stopped by general kelly's office. you might see the price tag shifted little bit, but with any regard, it is still an incredible amount of money for a wall that a lot of people think is not necessary. guest 2: i think the other thing you've always got to mention is going back to the campaign. i don't cover the campaign for the "examiner." was that trumple would say who is paying for the wall? the answer was never the u.s. taxpayer, it was always mexico. that was his campaign promise.

. >>> a huge fire engulfed an apartment complex in decatur, georgia, this morning. more than 45 firefighters fought the flames that devoured the building just after 6:00. four adults and eight churn were injured. they were rushed to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. the cause is under investigation. >>> police in texas say they now know what ignited hundreds of fireworks inside of a trunk of a car. -- >> herrera hasan's truck lit up after a lit fire work landed on top of the fireworks he stashed on the trunk on new years eve. hasan says his car is in need of serious repair but not totalled and he plans on using fireworks to ring in 2019. >>> we have new video as firefighters in brooklyn went to work to battle intense flames in a residential building this shows them on the roof as they tackled them yesterday. three firefighters were injured when they tried to contain it. everyone inside were able to evacuate safely and it comes on the heels of the fire in the bronx last week that killed 10 people and injured 23 others, police in southern california hav

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both guards, a man and a woman, killed inside arizona charlie's decatur casino. the suspect, escaping to a nearby home. police say he shot himself in the head, but survived. >>> a lottery glitch may cost south carolina nearly $20 million. the christmas day computer error still baffling officials. more than 39,000 winning tickets printed in the add-a-play game. each worth $500. the state setting aside $19.6 million to pay potential winners. a decision on the computer error may come by the end of january. >>> a major social media malfunction this new year's eve. millions angry with whatsapp. the world's number two messaging app, used by more than a billion people. it suffered a mass outage. most of it in northern europe. today's service issue solved. no word on a cause. >>> and caught on camera, a flying furry crook drives a family nuts. a squirrel that loves sweets causing chaos in western new york. police called in as the rodent nibbled on cookies in a kitchen, then leaping at an officer before racing out a door. and just listen to how the officers reacted. >> wh

and that was no different on january 3rd, decatur, georgia, where captain scott was filmed to making this amazing catch while battling a very serious apartment fire. watch this. it only injured 12 people. it could have been so much worse without the courage and the sure hands of the captain and his colleagues and that child is fine, thank god. time for the messages. hannity hotline. wow. it's getting brutal. take a look. >> sean: zombie bites and evil laughter? if you have something to say, sound off, we'll take it all. whatever you got. 877-225-8587. we havell the time left. we will never be the destroy trump media. we are the part that's fair and balanced. let not your heart be troubled. there she is. i find your show o be so annoying, and i'm going to have another gin and tonic. >> sean: laura, hi! >> laura: i'm sorry. you guys didn't tell me i was on. >> sean: i told you would make an headline on media, and you did. we could predict it. did you watch this press coverage today? did you see it? >> laura: sean, i think all of the media people should have to reveal their own physical

several people that be trapped in this building in decatur georgia. the fire captain raced toward the inferno and that's when she made that incredible catch >> have somebody else assist them down but i got halfway up there and here comes a baby down to my arms. >> wow. the captain a mother of triplets brought the baby to waiting ambulance. that child is one of 12 people rescued from that fire. >> now here is a look at today's closing numbers as we close out this week. all green arrows across-the-board. the dow soaring 228 points reaching 25,800 plus on the day. the nasdaq up more than 49 points. the s & p 500 up more than 18 and a half points on the day. >>> well, if you have not yet -- if you haven't yet, you will soon start seeing changes to your facebook news feed. the social network wants your time on the app and web site to be more meaningful. facebook will now prioritize posts from your friends and family over business pages and viral videos. feeds will begin highlighting the things you're more likely to engage with. the change comes as critics

this all adding another challenge for fire crews across the country including in indiana and decatur, georgia where wednesday morning firefighters went to extra lengths to save lives. as victims were forced out into the cold wrapped in blankets. >> we were catching babies like football literally i mean they were -- there were adults that were on the balcony that were dropping their baby right into our arms. >> reporter: as the storm system moves north it had pick up power over the gulf stream in the atlantic bringing possible hur cape force winds and blizzard like conditions to new england on thursday. and we leave you with a picture of the frozen chicago river. while other folks get snow and ice here in chicago we have been in the deep freeze for a week. it has been the longest stretch of temperatures below 20 degrees in 50 years. >>> on what some say is the coldest bridge in chicago, the michigan avenue bridge, i'm jeff knock, fox business network. >>> fox 29 weather authority firing on all cylinders we're not the only ones feeling the chill of course. snow falling in northern flori

the battle of decatur and bald hill is called the battle of atlanta, but it was one of four. the last battle of atlanta was jonesboro. and when jonesboro fell, that was the last supply line for the army of tennessee, and that's when hood had to evacuate atlanta. the scene in "gone with the wind." everything blowing up and burning and all that. jonesboro had fallen, and the army was evacuating atlanta. in hood's official report, in january of 1865, he wrote of jonesboro, the vigor of the attack may be in some sort imagined when only 1400 were killed and wounded. the failure necessitated the evacuation of atlanta. most authors will comment on that as being cold and cruel and callous. and maybe it is. but what did hood write? at the battle of jonesboro, hood had three infantry corps -- in atlanta. when he learned of a yankee movement towards jonesboro, hood sent stephen d. lee's corp and core 20core -- hardy's or miles south of atlanta to 30 meet the union threat. hood stayed in the atlanta fortifications with frank cheetham's corps and the georgia militia. he was afraid it was

the battle of decatur is actually the battle of atlanta but it was one of four. ,the last battle of atlanta was jonesboro. one jonesboro fell that was the supply line for the army of tennessee and that's when hood had to evacuate atlanta. wind. the scene from "gone with the wind." everything blowing up and burning. jonesboro had fallen and the army was evacuating. in hood's official report, in january of 1865, he wrote of jonesboro it may be imagined , when only 1400 were killed. the failure to necessitated evacuation. most authors will comment on that as being cold and cruel and callous. and maybe it is. but what did hood write? at the battle of jonesboro hood had three infantry corps. excuse me, atlanta. when he learned of a yankee movement towards jonesboro, he sent stephen d. lee's corp and hardey's core 30 miles south of atlanta to meet the union threat. hood stayed in the atlanta fortifications with frank cheetham's corps and the georgia militia. he was afraid it was going to be a diversion. he sent two thirds of his army to deal with it. he stayed with one

host: from decatur, illinois -- i'm sorry, decatur, alabama. hello. caller: hello. concerning the wall, we pay taxes, we get soldiers and we put them in every other country, why can't we take our own soldiers and put them on the borderline and let them control the border? you could use the national guard as backup when they are training. why do we have to spend borrowed money to build another wall? the arguments you commonly here on this front is the cost, the price tag of these overalls? guest 1: he's asking for $25 billion to do this. he did say he could build a wall for less when he stopped by general kelly's office. you might see the price tag shifted little bit, but with any regard, it is still an incredible amount of money for a wall that a lot of people think is not necessary. guest 2: i think the other thing you've always got to mention is going back to the campaign. i don't cover the campaign for the "examiner." was that trumple would say who is paying for the wall? the answer was never the u.s. taxpayer, it was always mexico. that was his campaign promise.

. >>> back here on "gma," and that is a live look at a big fire in decatur. it's near atlanta, georgia. at least 12 people we know are injured and firefighters are battling it in this bitter cold weather. it's 28 degrees there. 15 states along the east coast are on alert for dangerous winter weather from florida to maine. >> it's moving all the way up the coast. >>> also this war of words escalating between president trump and kim jong-un. president trump fired back at north korea's leader overnight with a tweet saying he has a much bigger and more powerful nuclear button than the north korean leader's. >>> today is national returns day, the biggest day of returns after christmas. consumers are sending bac billion worth of goods in holiday season. we'll have more on that coming up as well. >> what's happened to it's the thought that counts. >>> first in this half hour we'll begin with that emotional apology from youtube star logan paul after he posted a video apparently showing someone who took their own life. this morning calls are growing for his channel to

those dollars to 635, and we had a very hard time getting any money for widening 380 between denton and decatur. so it's kind of a two-edge sword. really, i think what it comes down to, and perhaps what i'd like to ask our witnesses, is the whole issue of resource allocation. and you kind of have mentioned that. i'll just tell you, in texas we are facing a -- i don't even know what to make of the situation. the devastation from hurricane harvey, the number of dollars that we've already appropriated in disaster assistance, the bill we had on the floor of the house that's hung up in the senate, an enormous spending bill. the allocation of resources in a situation like that, it's going to be a real test, isn't it? >> so we could have a very long conversation, but if we were talking about the big issues relative to allocation of spending, earmarks wouldn't come up until about the 13th hour because it's 1% of the issue. i think you mentioned disaster relief. i strongly believe that disaster relief should be brought on budget. we're continually surprised by predictable events, and we strike these, yo