disneyland when it crashed in riverside shortly after takeoff. it was in route to san jose. witnesses say the plane flew right into a home and cracked into pieces. 2 homes were destroyed. superintendent clay says 50 students had gone to disneyland for an annual competittion. as they await confirmation of those that died, grief counselors have been called out to help. sot/tc: 47 denise clay/superintendent union school district emergency crews in riverside held a news conference concerning the crash - right now, two adult females survived and a male, adult female and teen died. sot/tc: 1 09 mike subaru/riverside council member they risked their lives to go in and do what they could. it was hectic. i am also proud of community members for their actions. sot/tc: 1:25 tyler reynolds/riverside fire dept. we do not know who the pilot is - the plane is registered to a home in san jose. no one was home tuesday to answer any questions. a neighbor says he has seen the family around.

sot/tc: they are very nice. kron four reached out to both hospitals where the 2 survivors were taken to in riverside, one person is in critical condition, the other was stable. we also reached out to the coroner who tells us that they are workign to identify all of those killed in the crash. te another big story we're following tonight... president trump is expected to once again tackle the thorny issue of immigration in his speech to congress tonight.. it's happening as san francisco's district attorney is reaching out to try and soothe the fears of undocumented victims of crime. the president's speech - an attempt to hit 're-set' on the turbulent early days ofhis time in office - is scheduled to begin in about an hour.

we're hearing that he may be open to a compromise of sorts when it comes to immigration legistation. we'll have more on that in just a bit. but first... we hear from kron4's maureen kelly... who was there today as san francisco's district attorney reaffirmed his commitment to undocumented mexican immigrants who witnessed... or were victims of a crime. honestly i would think about it twicethe 18 year old undocumented man who i met outside the mexican consulate in san francisco says he's not sure if he'd come forwardif he were a victim or a witness to a crime....especially nowto come forward to the cops now and tell them i witnessed a crime....maybe they'd want to know me or where i'm from and honestly it's not all that good with trump and all that stuff.all that stuff being a call for deporting massive amounts of illegal immigrants and building a wall on the mexican border.....which the president used as a platform to get elected....has made moves that signal these were not empty promises made on the campaign trail.a lot of people

have a lot of fear....which is why the consul general of mexico and the district attorney of san francisco signed a renewal of a memoradum of understanding that they two would work collabratively to support victims or witnesses of crime from mexico.....no matter what their immigration status. letting the know....san francisco is a safe haven in this city they are safe...that they should be fearless and if they are victim of a crime they should go and announce that to the police as a former police chief in arizona the da says he's seen first hand what happens when fear of deporatation keep victim's silent....i saw victims of sexual assault who would not report because they were undocumented only to have the same assailant assault women who were born in this county.b ut hte news of this agreement being signed today didn't do

much of soothe the fears of the young man i meet.i don't really trust no body.the da says he believes this agreement is the first of his it's kind...and he hopes other juristictions follow suit....to help rebuild trust with the immigrate community. maureen kelly kron4 news. president trump has floated the idea of a creating a registry for all muslims. while there are range of opinion as to whether he'll follow through with this proposal, san francisco has made it clear...the feds should not look for this sity to help with that effort. kron 4's dan kerman is live outside san francisco city hall with more on todays action by the board of supervisors. the board has made it clear they will have no part in a muslim registry or any registry based on religion, national origin, or ethnicity this afternoon the board passed an ordinance which prohibit the city from using resources to create, implement, provide investigation or information for, enforce, or otherwise assist or support any government program requiring the registration of individuals on the basis of religion, national origin, or

ethnicity, or creating a database of individuals on the basis of religion, national origin, or ethnicity. supporters were grateful the city has followed through with this. the idea of san francisco being a sanctuary city is a beautiful concept , what we need to ask is what does that look like in terms of how our law enforcement or bureaucracy operates and how safe our communities are day to day at work and on the street and so to explicit rejection of any participation in a muslim registry related to country of origin or faith is a really important articulation of what sanctuary means.

it was one week ago today when the coyote creek jumped its banks and chased thousands of people from their homes in san jose. this is video of the anderson reservoir from one week ago - when it began spillingover its banks.....causing the coyote creek to flood. and this is what it looks like today. the water district says the reservoir has finally dipped below capacity....and is slowly dropping. while it's good news -- the problem is far from over. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live from san jose with more on how things are going.. including some action on getting to the bottom of how it all happened. rob? ááááá

áááááásot reuben lachuga/flood victim '....i looked out the window and i saw the water was coming up....'that was flood victim reuben lachuga last tuesday after he was rescued by boat here in the rock springs neighborhood.nats today, lachuga was ripping out the sheet rock in his nordale avenue home where the waterwas four feet deep.sot reuben lachuga/flood victim '.....they should have given us a warning right away but they didn't and that's the lesson learned....'this was nordale avenue a week ago.....and this is nordale today. the water and most of the mudis gone. damage has been pegged at 73 million dollars. the city council expected to ratify a state of emergency declaration that

will clear the way for federal funding and will holda public hearing to address what exactly happened and why.sot sam liccardo/san jose mayor '....we need to identify the areas where there were break downs and identifying the things that we can quickly fix....'rock springs had another brief scare today when a gas leak prompted some residents toflee their homes again. p.g. and e fixed the problem, which illustrates the need for cautionas the recovery and re-entry phase of the flood continues amid worries about whetherresidents can afford to come backsot tam nguyen/san jose city councilman '.....a lot of people are thinking of moving away, they are sick of it and have almost given up hope...'the red cross, catholic charities and sacred heart community services will soon be distributing almost a million dollars in private donations. hundreds of volunteers are still on the job helping people clean up the mess. reuben lachuga, for one, is staying right here.sot reuben lachuga/flood victim

'......i am a survivor so that's all i can do...survive and fix up the place and get my family back here...' engineers and geologists are continuing to get a close look at the damage at the oroville dam spillway.. this drone video shows some residual water....but flows have been mostly dialed backto nothing. the result -- you can see just how extensive the damage is to the spillway.. what you don't see -- crews working around the clock to clear debris at the bottomof the concrete structure.... that will allow them to start

firing up the dam's critical power plant... today authorities say it's all paying off -- and water in the channel below the spillway dropped 23 feet in less than a day. workers may even get at least one of the plant's turbines up and running by the end of the week... people in the east bay - are on edge tonight. police are investigating a second shooting on a busy freeway - just three days after another freeway shooting. the latest on the search for a gunman.. then, a homeowner in the east bay - is demanding answers tonight... after he lost his home to a landslide more than a year ago... and he says the city hasn't done anything about it. but first, officers in the south bay - are investigating a sex assault that happened near the campus of santa clara university. who police are looking for tonight.

a santa clara university student is the victim of a sex assault this past sunday. one of the major concerns for police and the community -- the attacker is still out there. kron four's philippe djegal has the story... an attack in broad daylight...sot- "it's very surprising." and, santa clara police say the alleged sexual assault happened within walking distance of santa clara university.sot- "are you alarmed by this story." matt blankenship is a sophomore at the university... and, says he received an

alert about the attack from his school shortly after it happened.sot- "i definitely don't think its an anomaly -- it happens at a lot of places, but its unfortunate it happened here." here being layayette at poplar streets. police say the victim -- a woman, also a student at s-c- u, on her walk home from a friends house just after eight o'clock sunday morning was approached from behind by a man who sexually assaulted her on the sidewalk.sot- "a traumatic incident. it was a traumatic incident for her and completely unexpected and out of character for the area." bridge lieutenant dan moreno with the santa clara police department says the victim got a good look at the suspect... and, described him this way to investigators. sot- "a black male adult. thirty to forty years old, uh, with a balding or shaved head who was wearing, uh, black shirt and, um, athletic type clothing." lieutenant moreno says this case has his department's full attention.. he says the victim was treated and released from a hospital. one business owner in the area suggests students walk in pairs.

afterall, this also happened near buchser middle school which fortunately was not in session at the time.sot- "you think you're ok because you're in a certain neighborhood, but not everyone in the neighborhood lives there." so, be on your toes at all times. in santa clara, philippe djegal, kron four news. police are investigating a shooting that happened early this morning in san jose..right near an elementary school. officers arrived to the scene on delia street near mckee road. this is right next to linda vista elementary school... police believe this is an isolated incident. they say there is no danger to students. the school still had classes today. one person was shot. we do not know their condition. the shooting is being investigated. a possible road rage incident on interstate-580 ended with shots being fired last night near pleasanton. now police are looking for info on the shooter.

luckily no serious injuries were reported. a victim said that a passenger in another car shot at his vehicle several times. this happened around 7-oclock last night...on westbound 580 between hacienda drive and hop-yard road. police say the victim believes the shooter was using a black handgun. the suspect vehicle was last seen driving a silver toyota corolla...heading west on 5-80 toward oakland. anyone with info is encouraged to contact the pleasanton police. we already know that the huge amount of snow and rain in the sierra helped to break california's drought... on the messier side - it's certainly added to all kinds of traffic problems in recent weeks..but a new report from

scientists say lake tahoe is now at its highest level in more thana decade... after 5 years of drought....it now has enough water to fill downstream reservoirsand meet the reno area's water needs for at least two years. the latest survey on the sierra snowpack will be released tomorrow...and wecan assume it will be 'way' over average...and the lake has reached its storage limit. as of february 1st -- the tahoe basin snowpack was 233 percent of normal.

.a gradual warming trend along with dry weather conditions can be expected through the remainder of the workweek. then, a weak system dropping southward from the pacific northwest will result in the potential for light precipitation across portions of the region saturday into sunday.

p-g-and-e is changing its billing system....which could mean that customers will see higher bills. the changes take effect march first. p-g-and-e says the changes are meant to modernize their pay system and promote energy conservation. the increase on your bill could come from a high usage surcharge... which will target people who use what's considered excessive amounts of energy. residential customers could see a two-point-one percent increase on bills. the company insists that even with a rate hike - the bills will remain

below the national average. still ahead... threats against jewish communities - continue to rise. we have reaction from people here in the bay area...disturbed by the hateful trend. and next, a 77-year-old woman walking to the scene of a crash in the east bay - is hit and killedin 'another' accident. what we're learning tonight - about the victim. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. in the east bay...it's

been a year since a landslide forced a family out of their home in moraga. it happened on property owned by a bay area utility company. the matter is now the subject of litigation...and not likely to be resolved soon. that's a major problem for one of the homeowners...kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. this is what the hillside looks like behind tim alfords home on augusta drive in moraga. the hill gave way about year ago. his home was red tagged shortly thereafter and remains so to this day. that is because the hill...

still looks like this."it's been just about a year and thing look just about like they did a year ago"the hill behind alford's home is owned by ebmud. on tuesday alford was one of several moraga residents who went to ebmud's board of directors meeting to demand some action in repairing the hill. "i think it is your realm to ask your staff and your counsel and your risk management department why it's taking so long, it is pretty expensive, we're renting a house nearby and we're still paying a mortgage" "your staff wants to tell us that ebmud is not responsible for a landslide on its property, if the property belonged to me, you or anybody else, they would be responsible for maintaining that property and fixing that landslide as a downhill land owner"the lafayette-moraga regional trail is also closed as a result of the slide"never

did i ever think that day, that i would be standing here in front of you one year later, asking you to come and help resolve the issue""now this has moved to the litigation process"a civil lawsuit has been filed and has more or less tied the hands of the utility company doing anything to improve the conditions out there say ebmud general manager alex coate"and so once that is resolved then we will be in a position of understanding who is going to pay what to repair this slide" complicating the issue even more is that east bay regional parks, central contra costa sanitary district and the town of moraga may also have some liability."i have 3 children, pretty much every night when i put them to bed they ask me, daddy when can we go back to our house? i say, i don't know" in moraga haaziq madyun kron4news a woman who was rushing to the scene of a relative who was involved in a collision in pittsburg...has died after being hit by

another car. 78-year-old teresita cerbas was crossing willow pass road in pittsburg around 7 last night.. she was headed to the scene of a crash when she was hit....and was pronounced dead at the scene shortly afterwards. the road was closed for several hours during the investigation and police say the driver who hit the woman has been cooperating in the investigation. we're just moments away - from president trump's first address to a joint session of congress. coming up next, we go out live to the capitol - our chief national correspondant has a report on what we can expect from tonight's speech. then, we're following another big story out of alabama - where a car plowed into a mardi gras parade. we'll have an update on what's happening..

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president trump is set to deliver his first speech to a joint session of congress. it's called a joint session instead of the state of the union because this is his first year in office. chief national correspondent jim osman is live on capitol hill tonight - and jim, what can we expect tonight?

ááááother questionsááá -healthcare?grant; jim how about healthcare? the president has talked for years about repealing and replacing the affordable care act. but since his inaguration he's suggested it may take a long time to replace it. what do you expect him to say about such a personal, critical, emotional issue for so many americans. bottom line, do we think the president will indicate healthcare is a right for everyone? -how will it in the next half hour,

president trump is set to deliver his first speech to a joint session of congress. it's called a joint session instead of the state of the union because year in office. chief national correspondent jim osman is live on capitol hill tonight - and jim, what can we expect tonight?ááááother questionsááá -healthcare?grant; jim how about healthcare? the president has talked for years about repealing and replacing the affordable care act. but since his inaguration he's suggested it may take a long time to replace it. what do you expect him to say about such a personal, critical, emotional issue for so many americans. bottom line, do we think the president will indicate healthcare is a right for everyone? -how will it impact the bay area or state?

-what's next for congress after this address?

president trump has had a busy day signing new executive orders... one of them requires the environmental protection agency to review regulations aimed at protecting water. that's upsetting some people - including many farmers. they say the order will restrict how they can use their own land. he also signed two bipartisan bills focusing on women. they're aimed at promoting female participation in science and engineering fields... and encouraging women entrepreneurship. the president also signed an executive order aimed at boosting support for the nation's historically black colleges. it moves direct

oversight of a program aimed at promoting the colleges --- from the education department to the white house. there was a call that our staff received that contained a bomb threatit does instill fear, not only in the people who are direct targets but throughout the community reaction from the two local buildings evacuated due to bomb threats in what has become an epidemic of anti-semitism since the first of the year. the anti=defamation league office in san francisco and the palo alto jewish community center are just two of the 1=hundred bomb threat targets in the past two months. steve aveson is here with more on the story. administration officials say the president will address the threats to jewish community centers in his speech to congress tonight.although the bomb threats have all been hoaxes ... they have also been terrifying.

a c4 bomb .... a disguised voice with a terrifying message there's going to be a bloodbath the recording posted by jta news is just one of the 1=hundred threats to jewish centers since the beginning of the year.they have forced evacuations at 81 locations in 33 states,thirty=one threats were called in yesterday alone. it was the fifth wave of bomb hoaxes that began on january ninth.in addition, jewish cemeteries were vandalized in st. louis and philadelphia.and swastikas were scatched onto cars in a jewish neighbrohood in miami.democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman=schultz says president trump's campaign rhetoric opened the flood gates."i don't think it's coincidental that that has coincided with president trump's campaign really giving license and permission to anti-semites, every one of the 1=hundred bomb threats has beeen a hoax. our news partner c=n=n says federal authorities believe

there is a high possibility they originated overseas. coming up, a freigting scene - at southern california as a man carrying a bat starts hitting the station windows. we'll show how the cops átake down the suspect. but first, we are following a big story out of houston - where two officers have been shot. more details next.

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if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer there was a frightening scene this morning at a mardi gras parade in alabama. police say an elderly driver lost control of his car -- and plowed into a high school marching band. four young people were critically injured.....and 8 others have more moderate injuries.. medical teams were on the scene in minutes.. a spokesman for the beach town of gulf shores says the band had just entered the parade route when a car driven

by a 73-year-old man lurched forward. that man was actually also part of the parade. a witness described the scene.. police say this was simply police say scene..described the scene.. police say this was simply an unfortunate accident...and there's no indication thatdrugs or alcohol were a factor. there was a similar incident in new orleans on saturday... in that case police say the driver was drunk....and 28 people were injured. two police officers are injured. . . after a shootout today in houston, texas. it started when officers arrived at a home. . .after responding to reports of a burglary. when they began searching. . .police say a man stepped out and opened fire.

the officers fired back. . . killing the gunman.one officer suffered non life-threatening injuries . . .while the other remains in critical condition. police say two other suspects took off and have not been caught. the man accused of contributing to the death of a california highway patrol officer makes his first court appearance. 26-year-old alberto quiroz has been charged with at least three felony counts. quiroz is accused of leading the officer on a high speed chase. that officer died after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing into a pole. quiroz is still behind bars. he had a outstanding felony warrant in placer county before his arrest. quiroz will be back in court next monday. still ahead... a warning tonight for parents... the technology inside one of these toys could be tapping into your information. what you need to look out for. then, a student in sacramento - is receiving a lot of praise tonight for

rescuing a driver trapped in their car after a violent crash. hear from him - after the break.

in about 15 minutes -- president trump will make his first address to congress... pam moore is in the newsroom with what we're working on for kron 4 news at six. pam? that's right catherine... tonight president trump will try to make his pitch for his agenda. he will try to rally more support from congress, in his first speech to a joint session of the house and the senate. it is the biggest moment of his new presidency... as pundits say, he will show he intends to turn his campaign pledges into reality. we have a team of political experts here to talk about what the president needs to do to gain support for his agenda. and we will have live coverage of the president's

address to congress .. tonight at six. catherine now back to you. here's great video of a police officer in action. an angry man armed with a baseball bat starts hitting windows outside this los angeles county police station. but an officer behind him sees the whole thing... and takes him out. authorities say the bat weidling suspect is 27- year-old christopher rivas. he was immediately arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest... and is currently undergoing treatment.

police say they have no idea why he decided to take a swing at the station. a high school senior in sacramento is getting lots of recognitionfor helping a driver after a car crash... part of the rescue monday was caught on camera....after a man somehow rolledhis van and got trapped inside. one of the students who ran to help is stanley vee...who attends a high school near the accident scene.. stanley says it was an adrenaline rush -- and once it was over, he realized that he might have saved a life. his coach says stanley is an all round nice guy and a good student..he plays just about every sport and hopes to someday make it on the rugby olympics team... a toy company says one of their products may have exposed the information of

more than 800-thousand customers. "cloud pets" allows kids and their parents to send messages to each other through stuffed animals... and now the company says millions of conversations were exposed. a security flaw in the "cloud-pet" toys allowed hackers to view personal information, and recordings of kids and parents. the toy connects to a mobile app to send the messages to the stuffed animals. when you create an account, you give your child's name, an email address, and a photo. a report says the company has yet to inform affected users. security experts say parents should change their passwords as soon as possible. some scary moments for guests at a san diego hotel this morning.. dozens of guests at an inn had to be rescued.. crews helped them navigate through the water.. it happened after the

building was surrounded by flood waters and lost power.. it's in san diego's mission valley neighborhood - and it's not far from the san diego river.. some of the guests used rafts to get out of the inn -- and onto dry land.

.a gradual warming trend along with dry weather conditions can be expected through the remainder of the workweek. then, a weak system dropping southward from the pacific northwest will result in the potential for light precipitation across portions of the region saturday into sunday.

take a look at this... one of the more colorful and odd attractions at a carnival

in brazil this week..... a huge donald trump puppet.... he wasn't the only giant puppet....others included michael jackson and elvis presley. é the puppets are made of fiber- glass and are about 16 feet tall. they're a big draw with the crowd.....and it takes roughly 40 days to make each one.

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and let life in" with more than 29 million people glued to the tv during sunday's academy awards...you just know there's still lots of talk about envelope-gate.

the insider's louis aguirre joins us now with more and as jimmy kimmel gives his take on the oscar snafu, all of late night gets in on the "moonlight" mix-up!as i'm sure you've heard, "la la land" was simultaneously somehow the biggest winner and loser last night.you're impossible come on la la land... all of a sudden out of nowhere, it turned into one of those maury povich paternity test shows. this is not a joke, moonlight has won best picture.. moonlight kimmel, returning to his home turf of late night after corralling the biggest oscar flub in it's 89 year year history!warren what did you do?!??in retrospect what we know is warren was confused so he handed it to faye and let her read it. in other words, clyde threw bonnie under the bus. i did, didn't i.. i rean i really did!slick move. very slick move.and now all eyes are on brian cullinan: the pricewaterhouse coopers accountant who handed them the wrong envelope for best picture there has been no decision yet on whether the academy will sever ties with the firm going forward... but for now late night is having a field day.thats so

uncomfortable // its like watching titanic except titanic actually won best picturetake a look at this look at meryl streep thats the face my dog makes when he hears a can opener we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you. that wraps up kron 4 news at five. right now a live look inside the capitol in washington, d.c... where in just a few minutes president donald trump will make his frist address to congress next... pam moore and steve aveson along with our political experts will bring you live coverage of the president's address. kron 4 news at six is next.

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aveson... and i'm pam moore... we are awaiting president trump's arrival at the capitol to deliver his address to a joint session of congress... he is expected to cover a wide variety of topics... mainly issues raised from his campaign. we are joined by political analyst, michael yaki and tom del beccaro... author of "the divided era."

all those things and his early speeches he has the pullback people. are wanting to see a is someone who can do the job who can understand what it means to be present and all the united states and not just something as tom said part of that will be in the solution. >> reporter: 80-over a divided country they set national goals. that perform well and what it is human republicans set a national goal to help improve and provide the economy that's what he needs to do if he wants to be successful. >> pam: he may include the trivial fight is over any reaction to at? >> reporter: he has gone through

the executive order phase now let's agree with that the republican congress is a stepped-up and stop fighting among themselves and they need to do something. you expect >> steve: republicans to listen carefully? this is not their turn to take action this is his. >> reporter: as should have legislation already it difficult with the replacement fought them for not doing it the top broad terms and they have to do a better job. . >> reporter: 08 years to figure out an alternative and they couldn't agree the, trivial as interesting is a word. but not all of the national down for the arts of the corporation of public broadcasting. there are going to be fights on this budget and 00 doubt about it a lines yesterday it or deep cuts

are going to occur that is a trivial. not quite sure what college real fights mean. let's listen now to a the president entering the chamber of the u.s. capitol >>:

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>>: a distinct honor of presenting to the presidents of the united states *cheering

>>: members of congress, the first lady of the united states . *cheering >>: and some citizens of america, has been marked the conclusion of our celebration of black history month. we are reminded of our nation's behalf and the work less still remains to be done. *cheering

>>: vandalism of jewish cemeteries, as well as last week's shooting and kansas city remind us while we may be a nation of policy is a country. that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its a very ugly forms. *cheering and the >>: unbroken chain all

the way down to the president presents. and that is now out in our hands. and we will use it to light up the world, i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. eighth is the message deeply delivered from my heart. *cheering >>: american greatness is now beginning, a new national pride is sweeping across our nation. and the optimism is placing impossible dreams firmly within our grasp. we are witnessing today is the renewal of the american spirit. our allies will find that america is once again ready to lead. *cheering

>>: will find america is strong america is proud america but is free. in nine years the united states will celebrate it still hundred 50th anniversary of our founding. two injured 50 years since the day we declared our independence. it will be one of the great milestones in the history of the world. will will america look like as we reach our 250th year. what kind of country will be leave for our children. at a >>: will not allow all the recent mistakes of decades past to define the course of our future, for too long we have

watched our middle-class a straight exported are not jobs and wealth to fart foreign countries. we finance and build one global project after another. we >>: a spent trillions and trillions of dollars overseas. while infrastructure at home has so badly crumbled then in 2016 year shifted beneath our feet rebellion started spoken by families of all colors family is

in her just wanted a fair shot for their children a fair hearing for their concerns. >>: the quiet voices became all- out clause falcons spoke out to gather from city is small and large across and finally and became an earthquake and by the tens of millions crucial demand america of must put its american citizens first. *cheering

>>: crumbling of the structure very a very beautiful land and our neglect their cities will see a safety an opportunity above all else will keep our promises to the american people.

>>: the little over a month since the inauguration of what to take this moment with the progress made them announced they will invest billions of dollars in the united states and create tens of dolphins of new to america and the jobs. *cheering >>: bought market gained three trillion dollars in value since the election and we save

taxpayers hop hundreds of millions of dollars to bring down a fantastic new 35 jet fighter and will be saving billions more all across our government. and some big guns the drain of a swap of government corruption. and five- year ban on lobbying by executive-branch officials and a lifetime ban. *cheering i'm becoming lobbyists for foreign government. >>: massively reducing

regulations, creating a deregulation task force and side of every government agency. *cheering >>: we are imposing a new role which mandates for everyone new regulation to all regulations must be eliminated we will stop, the regulations that threaten the future livelihood of our great coal miners. *cheering

>>: away a for the dakota access to pipelines. with the american steel. *cheering >>: from via the partnership. at the help of prime minister

cancel the help ensure they have access to the networks markets and capital they need to start a business and live out their financial dreams. and reducing of violent crime further with the justice a lot of the department of state address. a tour of national intelligence to coordinate an aggressive strategy to dismantle the criminal cartels that have spread all across our nation.

*cheering >>: we will stop drugs from pouring into our country and poisoning our youth and expand treatment for those who of become so badly addicted. and

finally enforcing immigration laws will raise wages save billions and billions of dollars and make the communities safer for everyone. *cheering >>: what all americans to succeed that cannot happen and lawless chaos. we must restore integrity and prolonged loss. we'll will begin the construction of a great wall along our southern border.

*cheering and criminals and that their and our communities and and citizens. " you say to the american family there encompass a and refusal laws and defend its brothers. >>: obligation is surf protect

and defend of the citizens of the united states. also taken strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. *cheering >>: data provided by the department of justice the vast majority convicted of terrorism and terrorism related offenses since 911 came here from outside of our country and see in the attack the whole boston sambar said the notes the pentagon and gas even the world trade center attacks in france and belgium and germany all over the world not compassion but reckless to

have on control entry from places where proper vetting it cannot occur. >>: is given the high honor of a mission and the united states should support the country's law and its people and values we cannot allow terrorism to foreman said america all-out our nation to become a sanctuary for extremists. *cheering >>: administration will improve the vetting procedures and shortly taken steps to take our nation save and keep those out who will do us harm i directed

to the property of the fence plans to demolish and destroy isis all assemblages to of slaughtered many >>: will work with allies and the and the muslim world to extinguish this violent enemy from our planet. also improve oppose new sanctions and individuals to support the ballistic missile program and

reaffirm our on breakable alliance with the state of israel.

>>: her late great holes bend at the navy will be assembled american justice to fill his seat we have chosen judge neal, a man of incredible skill the devotion to the law confirmed by the court of appeals and asking the senate to swiftly approve his nomination tonight the next

set of the country we must honestly acknowledge it to the circumstances we inherited. out of the labour force and 33 million people now living in poverty and over 43 million americans on food stamps. or the one in five people on prime working years are not working will have the worst financial recovery and 65 years. last eight years past administration has a lot more new debt by nearly all of the other presidents combined more than one-fourth of our manufacturing jobs since nafta approved and 60,000 factories since china joined the world trade organization in 2001. trade deficit with the world last year and nearly $800 billion and over

see is inherited a series of tragic foreign policy disasters. >>: in bays and others will required to go past differences of all party at will requires its happens to the american spirit that has overcome every challenge throw our long excursion of history and accomplish our goals we must restore it the engine of american economy making it easier for companies to do business in the united states and march much broader for companies to leave our country.

right now american companies are taxed at the highest rate anywhere in the world economic team as lord is the tax rate so they can compete for the ride anywhere and with anyone.. >>: 08 ascend products out many countries make us pay very high taxes but foreign companies that ship their products or we charge of them nothing at all or almost nothing. met with officials and

workers for moderate american company harley davidson and they probably displayed five of their magnificent motorcycles made in the west on the front lawn of the lighthouse the water meter ride one said no bank you. they wanted me to ride one i said no thank you how >>: redoing with international sales? without completing because they have been mistreated for so long that they become used to it very hard to do business with all the countries i believe strongly in

free trade also has to be fair trade. abraham lincoln warned that the abandonment of the protective policy by american government will produce grown among our people and it is time we heeded his advice in words.

also >>: means reforming our system of legal immigration and current outdated system wages for force workers and the great pressure on taxpayers nations are on the world and many others at the basic principle close out collecting debts our

country and should be able to support themselves financially and yet we do not enforce this rule are citizens rely upon according to the national academy of sciences of current immigration systems across the tax base pairs many billions of dollars a year switching away from the current system of large-scale emigration had not been paying a marist system we will have many more benefits tell us a dollars workers' wages and struggling families including immigrant families entering the middle class and will do it quickly and very happy indeed. >>: immigration reform is possible as long as we focus on

the following goals. to improve jobs a, wages, to strengthen on nations security, restore respect for all our laws, at we are guided buy well-being of american citizens i believe republicans and democrats can work together. other republican president what eisenhower initiated last truly great national infrastructure program building of the interstate highway system. >>: time has come for a new

program of national rebuilding. six trillion in the middle east all lowell l. of the structure of its crumbling at home with the six trillion we can rebuild our country twice and three times if we had people the ability to negotiate. >>: and national rebuilding will be asking congress that produces a one trillion dollar investment the supper will be

guided by two core principles. >>: america and higher american. also calling on this congress to repeal a law, care with reforms

that expands rates increases access lower costs and provides a better health care. mandating every american and to buy health insurance was never it the right solution for are caught country. >>: will make health insurance available to everyone as the lower the cost of health insurance that is what we are going to do premiums' nationwide

have increased by double triple digits as an example 160% last year alone have kentucky it just that a bomb care is failing in his state and unsustainable collapsing went there of the counties have only one insurer losing them fast. many have no choice at all remember effie and you're told to keep your doctor and keep your plan we now know all those promises have been totally broken it is collapsing at we must act decisively to protect all americans.

>>: iman and calling on all democrats republicans to work with us to save americans from this imploded disaster at gallup principles as a move to create a better health care system for all americans first wait ensure they have pre-existing conditions have access to coverage and a stable transition so currently enrolled in health care exchanges. we should help

purchase their own coverage to these attacks credit expanded health savings accounts must be the plan they want not the plan a force on them by our recover meant. i on our government >>: 30 give our state of alert meant the flexibility they need to make sure no one is left behind. and implement legal reforms and doctors from all

necessary cause that drive the price up of insurance and bring down high price of drugs and bring them down on immediately. the time has come for the freedom and the purchase across state lines. cray >>: a competitive national marketplace bring costs way down and provide far a better care of everything that is a broken in our country can be fixed every problem can be

solved every hurting families can find healing and hope. our citizens deserve this is so much more. >>: not joined forces to get the job done and get it done properly. they should get together and unite for the governor country the good of the american people. what sort with members of both parties to make child care accessible and

affordable health insurance to set that have paid family leave . and this enormous help and promote clean air clean water rebuild our military and our internet infrastructure. requires us to find common ground advance the common good and cooperate and be helped with every american job shalt who deserves a much brighter future a young woman with us this

evening should serve as in. inspiration to us in >>: joining us admit rare disease the survivor meghan crawly rare serious illness and she was 15 months old not expected to lift to the age of five. in receiving this should be fought with everything to save the life of his precious child. found the company to look

for. hall to develop a drug that saved my life. 20 years old and a sophomore at notre dame. the liberal processed at nasa at the food and drug administration keeps too many advances like the one that saved my life from reaching those in need if we/restraint is not just of the fda across our government we will be blessed with far more

miracles just like meghan >>: education is a rights issue of part-time and calling upon members of all parties to pass an education bill with a disadvantage including millions of african-americans latino children. they should be free to

choose that is right for them. >>: joining us tonight in the gallery is a remarkable man meriwether young girl she struggled in school and failed third grade it twice she was able to enroll in a private center for learning but the help of a tax credit and scholarship program she is the first in her family to graduate not just from high school from college later this year she will get her master's in social work to help children to be able to break the cycle of poverty just liked her.

to break the cycle you must also break the cycle of violence. the murder rate in 2015 experiences its largest single your entries in nearly half a century and chicago more than 4000 people were shot last year alone. and so far this year has been even higher. not acceptable in our society.

>>: issue liberal pacific committee attend a great school and have access to high paying job. to create this we must work with not against the men and women of all law enforcement also built bridges of cooperation trust not drive a wedge of this unity and delusion that is pure unadulterated division we have to unify members of our community friends and neighbors

mothers and fathers and sons and daughters that we've got behind loved ones every day to worry about whether or not they will come home safe and sound. support the incredible men and women of law enforcement >>: support of lot of order the department of security create an office server america in a victim's cousin had been ignored and silenced by special interest jimmy l. shaw suzanne

jet not all then aunt jessica davis jamail summonsing year-old son who's viciously murdered illegal immigrant game member just released from prison shared with unlimited potential getting ready to go to college would excelled as a great college quarterback. >>: ever got the chance his father and the audience tonight has become a very good friend of mine susan oliver just a date as

husbands that the sheriffs say oliver and detective michael davis or slaying in the line of duty and california. pillars of their community and brave men were viciously gone down by an illegal immigrant with a criminal record and to fire the deportations that should never been and how our country. sitting with susan as her daughter agenda i wanted to know your father was a hero and tonight you have a lot of of an entire countries supporting you

pray for you. >>: and men and women of the united states in military to prevent war and the fight and only half to win.

any of the largest national increases and also increase funding and must deliver for them and none are greater than

those who fight. >>: we were blessed be joined tonight the widow of u.s. navy special operator senior chief william brian harris he died as he lived a warrior hero battling against terrorism as securing our nation. and ryan's legacy is

etched into eternity.

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>>: reinecke's looking down right now very happy i think he just broke records. the bible teaches us no greater act of love that to lay down one's life for one's friends