trish? >> trish: thank you, mike emmanuel. the media's obsession with the daily tweets may be behind this cover in "time" magazine, shows the president with his hair on fire and the line "year one." does that give media carte blanche to ignore the president's achievements? with me right now, the hill's judy kurts. great to see you. >> great to see you as well. >> trish: quite a cover. >> it is quite a cover. i'm not ancient but by any means any stretch of the imagination, hard to imagine any other president in modern history being treated like this. ridiculed in this way like that "time" magazine cover. tr i think about ronald reagan, how he was treated. probably the closest to it. this is preyour time, but i remember being a kid and how they treated reagan. they said he was crazy and had dementia, just an actor. it's similar to now. now is that much worse. this is "time" magazine, don't forget. "time" magazine, really seems to have it out for him in a way that, i think, i don't know why this is. aside from, yeah, i know some

trish: i think so. you heard blake saying the headline coming out of the tape playback we showed you that the president is not concerned, not concerned what jeff sessions may or may not have told the special counsel. what is he supposed to say, right? he is not concerned. i guess that's the good answer there but i want to explore this a little more with republican congressman from wisconsin, sean did you duffy joining us. >> hey, trish. trish: what is frustrating about the whole russia story, dribs and drabs, dribs and drabs, from what we see hasn't amounted to a whole lot. the special counsel thinking they will get anything newsworthy out of jeff sessions? >> the very nature of a special counsel you do get dribs and drabs. one of the last thing we have had, we had leaks out of every corner of the white house, doj, the fbi, and mueller team. there has been no leaks in regard to any colluding or cooperation donald trump had with the campaign with the russians. that is one thing we had for certain. i hope

trish regan taking you through the next hour. hey, trish. trish: thank you such, neil. president trump reaching across the aisle right now to find a solution to the broken immigration system and daca. but many are balking upset over his immigration comments, accusing him of being a racist. congress has four days to keep our government open and funded. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump bashing democrats putting politics and policies ahead of our national security. the president trying to work on a deal to protect "dreamers," while simultaneously securing ourrd boors but democrats don't want that. that is nonstarter. refusing to vote on spending bill unless they get a clean immigration fix which will not happen. does that mean we're heading for a government shutdown? we'll ask arizona congresswoman martha mcsally. >>> we're following a story about the russia dossier. congressman ron desantis told me yesterday, he has requested to declassify all documents every single one related to the dossier. he wants to know if the fbi used the fake

trish? trish: thank you very much, blake burman. joining me now with more, chairman of go pac david avella, former obama foreign policy visor david tufori. david, start with you, what is the chance the government gets done and government doesn't shut down? >> i don't i think anything gets done this week. >> if but we moved backwards since last week. trish: last week that meeting was phenomenal by the way. i was delighted to watch all of that, and to see how the negotiations take place and i was extraordinarily optimistic after seeing it but feels as though we've been reduced once again, david, to sound bites and this standoff with both sides. david, you just said that the dems are perhaps willing to negotiate here. david tufori, david, i don't get that sense. i don't get a sense one single dime going with the wall. >> this obsession with a discuss word is amateurish. we have major issue we need to deal with in this country. even democrats outside of washington, d.c., new york, california, see it as a distraction. as we heard yesterd

, trish. they either amount to something or they're nothing at all but i think most people would look at that and those bonuses, whatever the motivation, say, yeah, i like it. trish: that is a lot of money. you can't call it corrupts as nancy pelosi. neil: i can buy a lot of hickory farms cheese baskets with that. trish: hey, neil. thank you so much. president trump on his backpack to washington delivering a powerful america first on the stage. defending our rights, our dreams, our prosperity, wheel encouraging world leaders to join america to make the world a better place for all. we see again another record day on wall street. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president trump delivering a very diplomatic speech. watch. >> i will always put america first but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. trish: indeed. he is right. together, we can negotiate better trade deals. together, we can make the world safe f

., trish. trish: thank you, adam. joining me for reaction "barron's" senior reporter and gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management. gary, people were concerned interest rates move higher but shouldn't they? if you're in a better economy shouldn't we have threat of higher interest rates some point on the horizon? isn't that normal? >> i have been saying for years the fed is insane the we have 4% unemployment. gdp in the threes. economy that is strong and fed fund should be in the 3s if not now, not higher. they're easy money policymakers. your rap and japan still negative printing money. i hope at end of the road it is not a bubble. i think they're heroes and continue the same way they have been going. very easy. trish: quickly for viewers sake mention we put up wrong graphic there as this news came out. there is no change on interest rates. no change whatsoever. marry childs, not surprised. >> not surprised. the market was expecting this. they have been pricing in two rate hikes this year as noted but that is kind of

trish? i got to tell you it is a little -- it's a little unique for me sitting here, half a world away, watching the press briefing about to occur not being in that room. different perspective today. trish: you made good time, you made good time. i think i saw you in d.c. yesterday. anyway, blake, this will be interesting on friday, certainly interesting, because i have a feeling he's going to throw a few interesting comments out there to those globalists there at davos. i look forward to it. thank you so much. reporter: every time -- absolutely. trish: every time what? reporter: every time he has gone abroad given a speech, he hasn't held back. i don't know why friday would be different. trish: we have a little bit of a delay so the viewer knows. blake burman, thank you very much, live in davos for us. as i'm waiting for press briefing from the white house i'm joined by republican senator from alabama, richard shelby. senator, thank you for being here. >> thank you. trish: let's talk about

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trish: come on. the bar for something like this, the 25th amendment, it is very high, extremely high. of course as it should be. we're going to talk about that. i'll tell you this may be one big liberal pipe-dream. joining me right now, misty marries joins me on set. good to see you, misty. explain the 125th amendment, why the standard is so high -- 25th amendment. >> it is so high not to be used because you don't agree with somebody, not to be used when you don't agree with how they communicate their message. it is to be used when the president of the united states has complete incapacity to fulfill duties of the office. the reason behind the 25th amendment, the reasoning behind jfk, what if he survived, had severe brain damage, sort of physician incapacity, something unable to fulfill duties as president. not just, we don't like what you're saying, so we want to say you're not capable of running the country. trish: not to mention, a lot of people didn't like what he was saying but a lot of people d

trish: i will. its been certainly a week of controversy over the trump dossier republican congressman ron desantis wants to declassify those files around the same time a top democrat released the testimony of fusion gps co- founder glenn simpson. what does congressman ron desantis hope to learn in all of this i'm going to ask him when he joins us next and remember you can follow us on twitter at sunday morning futures, stay with us. much more to come. it's a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. trish: the chairman of the house oversight subcommittee on national security ron desantis is calling on house speaker paul ryan to declassify the trump dossie

trish: happy new year to you. buy talks set to begin this week at the white house as lawmakers try to agree on a permanent spending bill and a deal on immigration. we're going to size up the prospects with former congressman jason chaffetz ahead on sunday morning futures. trish: republican and democratic congressional leaders are meeting with senior white house officials later this week as they try to hammer out a deal to avert a government shutdown. immigration will likely be on the agenda as well of course. joining me right now former utah congressman jason chaffetz a fox news contributor so good to see you this morning on new year's eve. >> happy new year. thank you. trish: thank you very much. are they going to work this one out? we aren't going to have a budget shutdown are we? >> well january 19 is a big day and you're going to have this battle royale between the conservatives an i think the democrats and immigration is going to be front and center. democrats have made no bones about it they want daca reform

now here is trish. trish: we will watch neil on saturday and you tonight. wow, this market is on fire. 251 right now. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, warns democrats, if there is democrat shutdown over immigration, democrats have no one to blame but themselves. president is trying to work with the dems for daca solution to secure our borders to put national security first but it is the left who is insisting on a clean daca fix. trump advisor mercedes schlapp is joining me in a few moments. she will talk about how we get through this and how we don't hold the government hostage over daca. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. stocks are bouncing back big time, up 251. near the highs of the session. this is after the wild session we saw yesterday with the tow at one point crossing the 26,000 mark. you know what? it did it again today. we're up above 26,000. we're at highs of the session, up 1%. we got big news from apple. we'll explain all of it. liberal media badgering trump's position at white house briefing. --

here is trish regan. trish: you really know how to time it, man. you can predict what is going to happen. you will be live tomorrow morning. neil: you can't beat it there. nothing will be open in that event but we'll be there. trish: you will be there. looking forward to seeing it. thanks, neil. chuck schumer meeting with president trump to work with democrats to avoid a government shutdown, they have 10 hours to reach a deal, to avoid the first shutdown in over four years. can the president get this done? we're on it right now as the big meeting happens. i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. the schumer shutdown, as the white house is calling it, as shutdown looms omb director mick mulvaney blasting democrats over use. was the president able to reach any short-term deal with mr. assumer? we're asking white house deputy press secretary next. >>> bombshell evidence that russia helping north korea. brand new photos showing chinese ships helping the rogue nation. if china continues to help north korea, it may be up to us to hit china wi

trish: and good for you. >> thank you, trish. trish: yet we're right back potentially where we started. what is it about being a politician makes them so prone to want to have these little pet projects? i assume the money getting handed out for campaigns? >> it is a way of buying, if you will, favors among your electorate, trish. anomaly, he have district likes to have money spent on it, even conservative red districts supporting fiscally conservative policy. you would be amazed people feel like they that the representative is bringing home the bacon. we voted at the beginning of 112th congress then speaker-elect boehner to say no to earmarks. some people warned us, you're losing a tool that can pass legislation and then the administration gets to confer all the goodies. so that was participate of it too. there shouldn't be such goodies to begin with. trish: you know what? guess where the goodies come from? you and me, all the people out there, that is our money. >> absolutely. trish: talking about a 200 million-dollar bridge to

now trish riege -- reagan. hey, trish. trish: i love that, i really do. people were so pessimistic about this. you're right, they could pay for themselves. you're also right on the spending front. neil, thank you. breaking now everyone, cabinet members meeting with business leaders in davos, switzerland. they're discussing america's tax plan and why businesses should be investing in the united states of america. we're seeing record day on wall street, up 169 on the dow. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." tomorrow the president will be delivering what many are calling the most important economic speech of his presidency. and in that speech the president is also expected to pressure world leaders to do more to stop kim jong-un and his nuclear ambitions. i said it over and over and over again. i am going to say it again, we have not scratched the surface, when it comes to economic pressure, economic pressure on china. senator cory gardner, he will lead the effort and crown me -- join me in a few minutes. go to blake burman where the presi

>> trish, it has to. i'm just so glad they're offering bipartisan compromises here, that we're trying to work together. i am skeptical whether or not we can get that done specifically when it comes to border wall funding. but you know, i see a lot of opportunity here. i am glad they have broken through some of the ice and are making what seems to be some progress. trish: boyd, they're making a little progress here but you know, you get a lot of democrats out there that have, put their heels, dug in their heels so to speak, not a dollar can go for the wall. i know, i guess i'm a little bit more skeptical than my friend here because i don't know that the democrats are going to get on board with this. >> i'm with ribbon on this one. i'm an optimist on this one, for this reason. i think the country is to the point where we can actually prove rule of law and compassion are not mutually exclusive items. that you can have rule of law. that you can have compassion. that you can work all of these things through. i

i take you to trish regan. trish: indeed. we're live here at the nation's capitol. in just hours president trump will deliver his first state of the union address. he will tout the strength of our economy, the republican tax bill, encouraging lawmakers to work together to pass an america first agenda. a very big day this, is happening as we see a major selloff on wall street. the dow down 344, sitting near the lows of the session. what is fueling this? we'll talk all about it. i'm trish regan, welcome to a special edition of "the intelligence report" live from the nation's capitol. breaking overnight the house intel committee voted to release a four-page classified memo that allegedly reveals government surveillance abuses. the big question, did the obama administration use this highly salacious and fake russian dossi as as evidence to spy on the trump campaign? cog man doug collins has seen the -- congressman doug collins will join me. i'm joined by white house deputy press secretary hogan gibbly. good to see you. what is going to be the emphasize tonight? >> the p

now trish regan. trish: great that you have mike on. mike and i used to work together in san francisco. i bet you don't know it he is heck of an opera singer? charles: really? glad you told me. trish: he studied opera. he is great baritone. i hope i don't get him in trouble. tell him i said hi. charles: i will. trish: president trump denying he used vulgar language to describe certain third world countries talking about immigration. while the left goes insane, literally insane over the president's choice of words, moving away from what really matters, the bigger issue at hand, how do we decide hot heck we'll let into the united states of america? i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." democrats are postively, absolutely outraged over the president's words claiming his comments are vial and racist. and they say he is unfit to be president. tell me something new and different out of them? how will this affect the republican agenda going forward? former trump campaign manager corey lewandoski is here all the way

trish regan. trish: that is interesting. like we were a fly on the wall seeing how the whole sausage get s made. not as adversarial as you think. shows a lot of promise. neil, thank you. president sitting down with both sides, republican and democratic lawmakers working on a bipartisan solution to fix our broken immigration system. he will work on a daca solution, calling it a bill of love. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report" this is very rare look we got inside of the president's meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers. the president was listening. he was asking tough questions and he told them, i will sign whatever kind of deal you all can negotiate. very interesting watching hill to reach across the aisle, looking for a solution to fix the immigration problem. he says we can get daca done and we must secure the borders and end chain migration. that is important thing. he point you had out any democrat can be in favor of chain migration? why don't we want a merit-based system? karl rove on

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trish: he wants -- >> the one that. trish: that not the deal. don't put too many words in my mouth, not just the wall, you have to think strategically, do we need engineers, nurses, family workers, we need to be seeking. ly be strategic. with who he let in, you don't want that. >> no, if it is comprehensive, it has to deal with all 11 million people, who have spent the best decades becoming part of our society, include everify. a lot that goes into the. -- if you just want a deal on the dreamers, dreamers for border security that was the deal, larding it up, was not. trish: leave it there, good to see you thank you. >> good to see you. >> all right. so, who did president say about national security, and north korea? florida republican congressman matt gates in next. trish: one of the things that made speech special is president's ability to weave the stories together of all different people he had joining him as his guests, otto warmbier's parents who were there. an emotional moment, they lost their son to a crazy north korean dictator, then you

trish: david, are you in favor of this? >> i'll say this that with the trump tax cut and the promises that our wallets are going to get fatter and wider, why are we worried about gatorade at 26? we'll be able to afford it, right, gerri agary? the cigarette industry, when you tax cigarette and i'm not a fan of smoking, never even tried a cigarette, but you tax it, and what happens? you create a whole other industry, underground, where people are running the cigarettes from state to state, because you know what? the market will only bear so much and if you could pay $16 instead of $26, for that giant case of gatorade, you're not going to pay that much, gary. >> costs go up, less people buy it, business goes down, distributors do less and then you end it in a vicious cycle. trish: we'll see what happens. good stuff. coming up, the one thing that will happen next week that i promise you, you absolutely cannot afford to miss. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at you

trish: no. no contest in terms of how the media is treating president trump versus how they treated -- >> there is difference between the media and how president obama was treated but that is not the issue. you want to say what is not fair. what is not fair these crimers crimers -- dreamers, how many other weeks will wake up in cold sweat not knowing their status or change their life -- trish: when you are here illegally, yeah, you're probably sweating bullets right? because you're here illegally. >> they are not here illegally, trish. trish: next three weeks they will be in the same position they were in, they are still here illegally. >> they are not here illegally. trish: shutting down the government and -- excuse me, can i finish? >> yes. trish: not paying your military because the "dreamers" and their outcome is so important while i think a lot of americans are questioning priorities right now. and that is where they're left. sure, it is important to find some solution for them but is it im

to look forward to trite now, trish regan. trish: thank you, connell. president's trump agenda is infrastructure. he sat down with the cabinet members a short time ago to come up with a plan to fix our crumbling infrastructure here in the united states of america. this meeting took place 24 hours after that major bipartisan meeting we got to watch in real time on immigration yesterday as we're seeing a wild day, choppy day on wall street. the dow was actually down triple digits around 10:00 a.m. that was the low of the session. what do you know we climb back, we climb back, and we're still climbing back. we're in positive territory up nine points. we'll see what is leading the possible reversal. i'm trish regan. welcome to the teleagainst -- the intelligence report. he said we need the wall and border security and to end chain migration. the president seemed to say that he was okay starting with daca first that has folks in his base absolutely postively furious. did you see ann coulter on lou dobbs? that is a taste of what may come from the base. don't

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trish? >> trish: thank you, blake. all right, well we all know about the big companies giving bonuses bought of the gop tax cuts that we have been talking about for the last couple of days. but it's not just big companies. turns out are the bosses of the smaller companies are also handing out extra cash to workers, too. including none other than steve calfer chairman of flemington car and truck, giving every employee $500 bonuses. that is great. i love hearing that, i love hearing that. >> if you liked hearing it you should have had the feeling i did when i met with my general managers and said we have tax reform, we're not sending the money to washington, we're going to send to it people who create the income for us, our employees. flemington car and truck country gets it. >> trish: what did your employees say when they heard this? >> it was a mixture of applause, they were stunned, applause, but let me give you an ek co-tall stories a single mother comes up to me and says with that $500 i have a too is bill on my tab

right now trish regan. keep it here. trish: thank you, charles. the treasury department announces that the americans will see fatter paychecks in february as the new republican tax law takes effect. good news for everybody's wallet. which expect to hear from the white house on these changes happening to people's paychecks as well as this whole immigration standoff. as we see another record stay -- day on wall street. 25,509 on the dow. got to love that. s&p, 2762. check out the nasdaq composite. very dad day indeed. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." for millions of americans, they willer paychecks. also breaking today, walmart handing out bonuses and raising minimum wage. and why? because of the republican tax bill. i wonder does nancy pelosi and many of her friend think this law will bring on the apocalypse as she so not eloquently said? >>> president trump making it clear he will not support any immigration bill if it doesn't include the wall. we need to get rid of the visa program. why do we let anybody in the couny with ch

>> trish, you hit the nail on the head here. the messaging that's coming out of the white house, lower taxes and lower -- limited government messaging. for them to really take a step here to increase government spending and increase the amount of kind of government with infrastructure build and spending, this will have repercussions in the 2018 mid terms. with that said, there's going to be questions out there about 2018 being a referendum on trump's presidency. so he's going to want a legislative win. if he can work with democrats on this, i think he will. this is on the president's agenda for that reason, because he, again, doesn't want to see this be a narrative -- >> he wants to win, win, win. absolutely. this is one that i think he thinks he can win on and he thinks would be a boost to the economy. although i would caution not to go the way of obama's infrastructure plan, where we spent $800 billion and really wound up with no growth as a result. so the critical thing for him will be to involve the private sector. anyway, w

>> trish: because it's him. the democrats are using anything and everything they can to go after him. in other words, i've asked this question, with the difference between saying hellhole and you know what whole? one is clearly more vulgar than the other. that said, it was in a close setting and it wasn't for public consumption. he may have just been talking extemporaneously and one would think that sometimes maybe not such pleasant language comes out. but i think the point that you're making, kennedy, is spot on. the question is if you just using language to refer to places that are more challenged and thinking about the economy than these places? per capita income in haiti, $837 a year. per capita income in your way, $97,000 a year. you talking about two very different economies with two different sets of opportunities for people. you're not talking about black or white, you're talking about socioeconomic issues. i think that's how i initially read it and here we go again. here we go again because everybody wa

anchor of the intelligence report on fox business bringing, trish regan. a former deputy spoke person for the state department, marie harf. joining us on the couch today, brian kilmeade. host of fox and friends in the nationally syndicated brian kilmeade show on fox news radio and author of andrew jackson and the miller m. i have another two or three symptoms. outnumbered, welcome. >> brian: i thought we were going to go to amnesia. other should have been an animation if you guys walking across the screen or something. i regular story or on the phone. put put it this way when they put my name on the calendar for today, i was hoping there'd be news breaking would be running a repeat but there were so much going on including what is taking place in washington. >> sandra: we are happy to have you. >> brian: i was worried about that. >> harris: while compared let's get to the news. president trump is hosting a bipartisan group of lawmakers inside the white house right now. republicans, democrats coming together to talk about immigration policy. the white house

trish hartman live for channel6 "action news." tam. >> trish, now let's switch over to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes. she is live in roxborough with a look at the city. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. right now we're not seeing too much of an issue. philadelphia isn't expecting as much is trish is expected over there near allentown. take a live look here. i want to show you this tree. trish mentioned and i know karen mentioned this as well it will be mostly wet. there are quite a few salt trucks that we've seen driving around treating the roads. the sidewalks might present a problem. if anything, you can see it's already starting to stick and accumulate on the sidewalk. it's making for somewhat slippery conditions but we are on ridge avenue and cinnaminson street in roxborough. we saw the precipitation transition to snow around 3 o'clock this morning. we're expecting less than an inch in the philadelphia area but it's the timing that may cause some issues probably on the road. we are expecting the b

reporting live in whitehall township lehigh county trish hartman channel6 "action news." >> thanks trish. let's take a ride on mobile6 as we've had throughout the morning, we're on knut road in phoenixville. looking pretty good, sidewalks covered in snow, the road itself just wet. a lot of schools on a delay in this area of chester county. and some are even closing up where trish is in the lehigh valley. let's turn now to philadelphia and the roxborough section "action news" reporter jeanette reyes live along ridge avenue. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt. it makes sense that some of the schools are on delay. some of the sidewalks still need to be treated but it's kind of easy to see that the sidewalks will be slick. it's the roads that can be a little tricky. take a live look here behind me. it is mostly wet but there will be some slick spots so it's no surprise karen rogers is talking about some accidents there because i think people get a little too confident when they think it's all just wet. now, we were here around 3:15 in the morning. this is along ridge ave

trish? >> jim, we spoke to a lot of people today, folks going home from work and folks on a mission to help african immigrants in our area. while not everyone was surprised by trump's comments, they were concerned. >> should we take it personal? if racism is the reality of today's america, then it becomes a personal issue with us. >> this is the ceo of the african cultural alliance of north america, a nonprofit that provides social services to immigrants. he says trump's remarks are disheartening. >> trump's comments about african nations and haiti were on the minds of many during rush hour. >> i think it's ridiculous. it's an embarrassment. i'm ashamed to call myself an american. >> i think those comments don't bring us together. they separate us. >> the things he says are unbelievable. he shouldn't be president. i don't understand who voted for him. >> he found somewhat that voted for him and regrets her decision. >> it was disgusting. he should never said that for the world to hear. >> ou

trish hartman at chickie and pete's, and christie ileto is in mayfair where things got pretty exciting, after the phillies won the world series a few years ago and our dan cuellar is down, near the stadium, but first we will begin with sports anchors ducis rodgers and jamie apody where we are live inside the linc, hey there, guys. >> hi there, it is certainry game, day. there is a different feeling to today, you can feel it as you walk in the parking lot get in the linc here fans are juiced up for this game. first nfc championship game for the bird in nine years and a chance to go to super bowl 52. >> we're so angry. he is wearing green, folks. look at. that you know, the fans are fired up. i got here today at 11:30 in the morning. the lots were already full of tailgaters. lets take a lot at guys warming up on the field behind me here. the dogs, the whole dog can eat. the place is already filled with dogmas accounts, as the eagles get set to face vikings , as under dogs once again, three-point dogs, even though they are the home team and number one seed. not only do they careless they

, thank you for that, trish. now, the action cam is live along the schuylkill there near city avenue. you can see we're seeing a little bit more volume here as people get up and get going trying to head out to work but at least here it looks as though people are keeping the speeds moderate and we do see a mix out there. some snow, some ice, some rain. so, be careful. it's 5:05 and 34 degrees. >>> now let's go on over to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes. she's live in roxborough with a look at conditions in the city. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the snow continues to fall here and it is sticking, though, on treat owed areas, it's just wet so they did a good job on that with the streets. take a look at the sidewalk here. it's sticking and it is a bit slippery actually so it's the kind of thing that you really want to be careful with. it will be similar to what we had a couple weeks ago. then it was ice now it's just slippery conditions as far as the snow but take a look at the road h

live from langhorne trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> thanks, trish. >>> meanwhile eagles great brian dawkins met lots of excited fans down at the philadelphia auto show, dawkins took a lot of pictures with fans many of whom were proudly sporting their green and white. >>> former eagles mike quick and seth joiner were greeting fans. they were at exton square mall today, signing autographs, and talking all things bird. >>> meanwhile one of the hottest t-shirts in the world, at this point is the home dogs shirt designed bio fence i have tackle lane johnson. it was his way of embracing team's label as under dogs in the post season and fans embraced it with him. now is there a new shirt hot off presses and features same under dog theme but says unleashed and untamed, finish it for philly. oh, yeah. johnson partnered with logo warehouse in broomall once again to print those shirts. they spoke with "action news" about making something that the entire delaware valley is rallying behind. >> i mean t-shirts say it, and everybody is wearing something , and hopefully when they are we

>> thank you, trish. earlier today the birds held their final practice. bob brooks was there and shows us how the fellas are feeling tonight. >> it was this team last practice in philadelphia together. it looked like they meant business. staying focused. that's how players described their mindset during post practice interviews. >> for us, it's hard work, attention to detail and getting ready to execute. >> tomorrow, the birds head to minneapolis. chris long has been to the superbowl before. this team will have no problem preparing. >> we have good leadership, guys that are hard working. before they left town several players wanted to thank the eagle nation for the support all year. we want to come back to be sure broad street has a parade. >> they are the underdogs going up against arguably the greatest dynasty. the eagles love that story. want to be the best, you have to beat the best. that's in everything. there is a term in sports and every industry, being dialed in. today in the practice center and locker room, those players looked dialed in. bob bro

david murphy and trish hartman is tracking the new round of snow. lets begin with david. >> reporter: we are looking at cloud cover on satellite but the snow is pushing towards the east. you see it on stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the area down to just flurry orz nothing over by the coast it's down to just light snow and little additional accumulation out of this and finally off the coast within another 30 minutes or less. in some coastal communities. in the meantime we are looking at lingering issues we'll talk about snowfall ams and some involve shoveling, 5.4 inches of snow in germansvilles and martins creek 4.8. and south allentown 3.1 inches and heller town around the corner from bethlehem steel 2.6 inches of snow. some spots in the poconos went higher than this. west rock hill in bucks county 2.8 and phoenixville 1.6. and 1.2 in mount laurel knowledge and vineland they bumpedp it to .2 inches. we have to worry about this the national weather service reenforcing an idea we are pushing all morning long. a special statement from the wea

reporting live, trish hartman for channel six "action news". walter. >> thanks, trish. >>> as of midnight the federal government is officially shut down. tonight the disputes in congress over spending and immigration has forced many federal agencies to close their doors. most of the local federal sites like independent hall and liberty bell were opened today but things are a little different at valley forge national park where visitors may enter but all buildings within the park including rest rooms are closed. if an agreement does not come this weekend nearly a million federal employees will be furloughed on monday. ♪ ♪ you can smell it. you can almost taste it. you know exactly what you want. your instincts demand it. give them a reason to rejoice. tonight, get your longhorn favorites. like our outlaw ribeye, parmesan crusted chicken or the longhorn salmon. ♪ ♪ the feeling. the flavor. the place. longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. >>> okay jeff skversky has a check on sports. we talked about it. there is n

reporting live in the sat center, trish hartman channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, trish. >>> of course the world news tonight with david muir will have more on the investigation into the crash. that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, frigid temperatures not ideal for making music so how did the mummers cope with the cold to keep their instruments in tune? and we'll introduce you to the delaware valley's newest residents born moments into 2018. cecily. >> well, the high today only hit 20 degrees making this our third coldest new year's day on record. i'm tracking even colder air later this week and also a potential nor'easter. i'll have all the details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> and with that loss to end the regular season the eagles look forward to the playoffs. the big question, can nick foles lead this team to a victory? ducis rodgers with that story when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awa

goodgood morning, trish. >> reporter: good morning, tam. you know, the snow is still coming down pretty steadily here in whitehall township. we're here along macarthur road. if you take a look at the ground here this sidewalk is salted so it's in good shape here, it's just wet but i want you to take a look at macarthur road and in just the past half hour the snow has really started to stick, about 30 minutes ago, the road just looked a little wet and slushy but here we see the road is really starting to become snow covered so folks want to take their time. we've been seeing a few cars, not many driving along this way, seem to be going slow no, major issues just yet. let's take a look at some video we shot earlier this morning. we've seen a number of plows out and about, a number of salt trucks working on the roads putting down that treatment. but we are -- we started seeing the snow -- the rain, rather, turn to snow as we came up the northeast extension from the city. we did check in with lehigh county communications. so far no major issues

that's where we find "action news" reporter trish hartman. she's got a live look and from the very start this morning, trish, you have been seeing snow there in whitehall township. >> reporter: that's right, tam. and the snow is still falling. the flakes look like they're getting a little smaller but it's still coming down. we have maybe about an inch so far. in the past half hour we found out about a few school closings in this area. allentown schools are closed today. white hall school district closed today. also norristown area school district has a two-hour delay so again, you can keep an eye on the web site for more school delays and closings today as the snow continues to fall. we're here along macarthur road in whitehall township. we'll give you a live look at the road conditions here. the roads appear to be just wet right now but it's been sticking on and off. we've seen a lot of plow trucks coming through this morning, a number of salt trucks coming through putting down we've seen crews salting the sidewalks, so at least the sidewalk

trish hartman is live on the unit block of gun road with new details on this developing story. trish. >> reporter: well, we are towards the back of the home where police say this car went airborne and then crashed into the rear sliding glass doors of the home. you can see it's boarded up now. but that car left a gaping hole. >> i bang. i came up here, a car had went through the back of the house. >> vincent lives across the street from the cple's house and rushed to help when he heard something was wrong around 6:10 p.m. >> i ran across the street. she was oned side when i jumped into the house. he was bleeding from the head. the young man in the car was still in the car unconus. >> police say the driver was uncocis when he left the road, hit a tree stump and went airborne, crashing through a fence and crashing into the glass sliding door. >> he was sitting in a lazy boy chair when the car came in. so help a head laceration and was bleedg profusely. >> the man's wife was taken to the hospital for evaluation. police used narcan to revive the driver and say he was taken to the ho

. >> we are live team coverage tonight "action news" reporters chad pradelli and trish hartman are at the linc and chickie and pete's and christie ileto in the mayfair section and our dan cuellar is in south philadelphia. >> we will begin with ducis rodgers and jamie apody live on the field where it is all about the to happen, hi guys. >> hey there, this building is about to explode, right now, with excitement for this nfc championship game. eagles/vikings. bird have not been in the title game in nine years. they are ready to get it done today. >> you can tell these fans are hungry for a win. we have not felt like it feels like to be this close in a long time. what an atmosphere. remember eagles are still under dogs. lets talk about that for a second. the bird, while their dogmas accounts every where the field , they are just warming up, they are three-point under dogs to the vikings who are road teams and his own team, on the road, hasn't won a championship game, in zero and four since 2,000. eagles embrace this. nick foles ultimate under dog and they love this mentality. they will g