marian live in los angeles, very latest on immigration crack-down, nice to see you this morning, marian morning, clayton. it's all about restoring law and order, texas governor greg abbott signing a bill banning sanctuary cities, the first state to do so under the trump administration, the governor taking democrats by surprise, though, signing the bill into law on a facebook live stream without giving any notice. >> texas has accepted up to keep them safe and that is exactly what we are going to do by me signing this law. >> the law allow it is state to withhold funding from county and local governments for acting as sanctuaries for illegals. it also punishes local authority who refuse to question immigration status of anyone they detain. >> let's be clear about something, we all support legal immigration. it helps to build america in texas, but legal immigration is different from harboring people who have committed dangerous crimes, those policies are sanctuary-city policies. it won't be tolerated in texas. >> protestors gathering outside the governor's mansion vow to go challenge the

because i know there's a life there and it's gone. >> reporter: marian and her husband jay raced overo see if they can help, but immediately knew it was too late. >> it was just horrendous. >> reporter: 37-year-old pilot from franklinville, new jersey, was pronounced dead at the scene. those who witnessed the crash still shaken by what happened here. >> very scary. it was scary. terrible tragedy. >> reporter: now no one on the ground was hurt. considering their a lot of businesses around here and it was lunch time, that is a blessing. one witness believes that the pilot actually knew he was in trouble and intentionally tried to crash away from buildings and people. the ntsb is due here in about an hour to begin its investigation along with the delaware state police and the faa. lucy? >> thank you, dawn. >>> crews are still on the scene what was a gas leak in new jersey. this morning a rail car started leakinleaking propylene in logan township near the pure land industrial park. it forced 1900 people out of businesses in half mile radius. >> so frightening, actually. could smell a litt

marian in los angeles with how the u.s. is responding to this, marian. >> the rogue nation's disturbing bold move, a clear violation of un resolutions and the latest -f in the series of launches feeling tensions over quest to develop weapons capable of hitting the united states. and the white house confirming north korea's short range ballistic missile flew for six minutes before landing in the waters of japan's mainland in the country's exclusive economic zone. now, this comes in fresh defiance of tough talk from president trump who promised that the big problem of north korea will be solved. and just hours after defense secretary general james mattis set a conflict with north korea could possibly be the worst kind of fighting in most people's lifetime. >> the north korea bean regime has hundreds of artillery launchers in most densely populated cities on earth which is south korea. we are working with the international community to deal with the issue. bottom line it would be a catastrophic war if this turns into combat, i

novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team, including marian vie—da who had been with him forreer. djokovic was knocked off the top of the world rankings by andy murray last year. explaining his decision, he said "i'm a hunter and my biggest goal is to find the winning spark on the court again". djokovic will tour alone until he finds a new head coach. sport it seems, is increasingly trying to downsize to make itself more marketable and watchable, think of the success of 20/20 cricket, the rise of rugby sevens, now golf is trying ‘sixes'. at st albans this weekend there's an experimental competition with an eye on reaching a new audience, here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. golf, a poet once wrote, is a day spent in strenuous idleness. who has time for poetry? this is sport's espresso era. everything is made short and intense. why linger over 18 holes when you can speed through six? i think golf‘s got to fall into line with everyone else. it's a time that it's got to make it a lot more fun, shorter. to be honest, it's the first time someone's said, you know what, we're

among the top 10 are little caesar's pizza cofounder marian ilitch at number one. and meg whitman number 6. facebook coo sheryl sandberg at number 12. oracle coceo at number 26 and marissa mayer at number 35. >>> cbs just announced its fall line-up. 23 shows are returning and six new shows will be added. a military drama starring david borian nas follows the professional and personal live of navy seals as they train, plan and execute the most dangerous high stakes missions! >>> s.w.a.t. is inspired by the tv series and feature film by the same name a locally born s.w.a.t. sergeant who runs a specialized tactical unit in los angeles. >> wisdom of the crowd stars emmy and golden globe award winner jeremy piven as a tech innovator who creates an app to solve his daughter's murder and in the process revolutionizes compromise solving. >> on the comedy side, young sheldon plays off the success of the "big bang theory" following a nerdy 9-year-old sheldon cooper. jim parsons narrates as adult sheldon. >>> the new family comedy stars mark feuerstein as a new divorce and ac

it's gone. >> reporter: marian and her husband raced over to see if they can help but new right away it was too late. >> it was just horrendous. >> reporter: delaware state police say the pilot who was the only person on board was pronouncpronounced dead at the e helicopter was owned by penn star which is associated with the university of pennsylvania hospital. >> the pilot who was employed by metro aviation had flown from the atlantic city airport and was conducting training in the area of the new castle county airport. >> reporter: white chopper went down is still not known. >> terrible tragedy. >> reporter: now the pilot's name is being withheld until family can be notified. no one on the ground was hurt which is amazing there are a lot of businesses here and it was lunch time. the ntsb is due on the scene about 7:00 o'clock tonight. we'll be hold another briefing. the delaware state police along with the faa also investigating this deadly helicopter crash. back to you in the studio. >> all right. dawn, thank you. of course when this story broke our fresco users gave us some of th

marian marianne favro is live at the hall of justice with more on that. >> reporter: new court documents reveal that there is a courtroom battle looming tomorrow over psychologists. here in the same courtroom where antonin garcia torres was convicted of killing sierra lamar. they will bring in forensic psychology el psychologists to make their case to spare his life. the prosecution wants their own psychologists to see if he has any impairment from his childhood. the psychologists will offer signtive eck data and insight, but will not advocate for a certain penalty. torres's childhood will come up in the sentencing case, as far as the well-documented case of a father convicted of child molestation, but today, they say his troubled past is no excuse for what he did to 15-year-old sierra. >> everybody has a rough childhood. a lot of people were poor. a lot of people have gone through a lot of things in their life that others don't even know about. but we're all still walkin' around, law-abiding citizens and not committing crimes. >> reporter: during the sentencing phase, legal experts say

reporting live in you know dwron city, marian favro. >> thank you marianne a santa cruz door and nurse have been arrested on child molestation charge we do not the dr. and his nurse were are among three people arrested. watsonville police have been working on this case for some time with assistance from the fbi. detectives say they were arrested on three felony counts of lewd acts with children his nurse 8 felony counts. dr. is nurg surgeon in santa cruz working at a a number of of hospitals in the area including dominican hospital .. the fisher says the case crosses state lines. >>> a lot of frustration today after a dozen cars were broken into on the same san francisco street overnight. it happened in an upscale neighborhood. laurel pacific heights where mark matthews is standing by. neighbors say this isn't unusual? >> reporter: no, janelle in fact they're saying it's a common occurrence. you can see broken glass up there and up there. lever cars just on this side of the street were hit last night. . the for the ford escape was next ma lafayette park this morning he came out from lo

my favourite record that i listen to now is marian anderson who is the first, the world's first blacklisten to her every morning. she wakes me up and gives me inspiration to start the day. she sings a song, 0 rest in the lord, wait patiently for him and he will give you your heart's desire. and he will give you your heart's desire. religion is deeply ingrained in you. deeply ingrained. all religions? all religions. you have an interest in religion, don't you? i don't believe in any one religion. no, i don't believe in one religion. i believe in allah, i believe in the hindu religion because i studied yoga for 2! years. i believe in buddhism, i believe in all of them because they are necessary for the sheep, darling. the sheep have to have something to follow. and religion is necessary. i believe in all of them. so when you got turned down by the curtis school in philadelphia, you needed to make some money, didn't you? yes, i did, to help my parents. so you started playing in bars and supper parties... yes, idid. what was that like? it was awful. but it got you some money. it got me $9

novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team, including marian vajda who has been with him fordjokovic was knocked off the top of the world rankings by andy murray last year. he says "i am a hunter and my biggest goal spark on the court again." he'll tour alone until he finds a new head coach. england are 2 is—1. —— 21—1. they need 127 to win the first match of the summer. follow that on the bbc news website. i'll be back with a little bit more later on bbc news. let's go live to merseyside. we will get the results of the city regional mayoral election. i remember when i was first elect as a councillor for faza kerley ward. was first elect as a councillor for fazakerley ward. then i was elected to represent our city during the european capital of culture year as its lord mayor, i nearly burst with pride. when i was health secretaried twice to parliament —— when i was elected twice to parliament, as the mpfor elected twice to parliament, as the mp for walton, some of the most proud memories to me and my family. so it's beyond an honour and privilege to stand before you as the fi

i would recommend that you visit it and see the evolution of marian scott dupont. a very wealthy woman, mary to randolph scott for a while, she bought it and enlarged it and covered it with pink stucco. the challenge has been to get it back to what it might have looks like when the medicines were here, and the effort has been remarkable. for arranging this. thank all of you for being here. announcer: on lectures and history, professor brian taylor teaches a class on the military strategy and political policy goals of emancipation during the civil war. he talks about how ending slavery became a major goal as the war progressed, and discusses the piecemeal ways slavery was ended in border

this is walter front line, marian berry he taking back power from the government.n the last ten years we've had an influx of whites. white millennials coming back to the city, 50,000 between 2000 and 2010, african-american neighborhoods that are on the periphery of the district like h street, those areas are jen fying. >> a lot of people on other side will say people are coming in and revitalizing. areas stricken by crime in the past but the gentrification is a controversial topic. is there some way to meet in the middle, some say what's wrong with this? >> i think that we all want to see economic revitalation, nobody wants to be concerted poverty. the issue is when we have redevelopment and newcomers come to an historic black neighborhood or any neighborhood, will the economic revitalation benefit the long-term residents and that's a difficult thing. in the united states, we usually sort of push the poverty. we redevelop the place but not the people in place. and so this book is about how can we do more equitable development earlier in our meeting, we see a lot of

success marian this is her commission from the it recruit iana black soldiers. we will meet another woman an recruiter but our sister here was an official recruiter. another unofficial recruiter for 54th and 55th massachusetts joes eppe.st. pierre rp r he married and disheartened by wefrpb went from their wedding to a -- ship arried them that carried them to england because they didn't want to aise a family in a nation that tolerated slavery. that means they were fairly well also. after the outbreak of the civil they returned to boston and they have home and five children old est dies in war.cy during the civil she recruited black soldiers and worked for the sanitary precursor of the red cross. of honor winner hristine fleetwood and his pwaoeuwife freedman's nt of hospital posing with their 300 block i he believe of w street. and she was also a glowing nspiration to women who had recently fought their way out of enslavement and decided to the study of nursing. woman who e a black at least carried on the roles of as unit in which she served a nurse. patterson gra

. >> reporter: marian and her husband jay raced over to see if they could help but immediately knew itate. >> it was just horrendous. >> reporter: 37-year-old pilot from franklinville, n, was pronounced dead at the scene. those who witnessed the crash still shaken by what happened here. >> very scary, um, it was scary. terrible tragedy. >> reporter: no one around was hurt and considering there are a lot of businesses around here and it was lunch time, that is a blessing. one witness believes the pilot knew he was in trouble and intentionally crashed away from people and buildings. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> arrest warrant is now out for the man charged in the sickening a tack at a 7eleven. that chester county da says the warrant for barry baker is for probation and parole violation. investigators say the guy you see mocking a man with cerebral palsy then punching him in west chester is in fact baker. so if you know where he is. give police a call. >>> happening right now, fighting hate tonight in montgomery county. racism meant to pull apart communities is actually bringing them t

. >> marian fabio in san jose with the story. >> reporter: chad miller is expected to recovery. tonight we talked to students at san jose state who say they're sad earned to learn one of their classmates was attacked but they also told us they are not surprised. chad miller is a junior at san jose state, and a member of the football team. the unicon firms he was stabbed overnight. it happened here on post street downtown. one business owner told us he saw a fight break out with more than 12 people but doesn't know what led up to the brawl. >> to be honest with you, san jose and downtown san jose especially is not too known for its safety. >> reporter: this student says he has even seen people carrying weapons downtown. >> i have seen a lot of people with huge knives on their sides and things of that nature. >> reporter: with graduation ceremonies set for next weekend, students say they question going out downtown given recent violence. >> there was a shooting by one of the bars on second street i think a month and a half ago, so it is not surprising to me at all. >> reporter: st

against but a union call with the radical leftist and i went there with one of my colleagues, the late marianho had a wicked tongue and we walked in and about 20 people scattered in the union hall and she said to me, do you realize every single person in this room is a tragedy to some family or other? [laughter] they took over america in the next ten or 20 years, these people. those attitudes. the maoists, the long marks, the institutions, the long anti- americanism resulted in my opinion first of all in the takeovers of the democratic party by mcgovern and his followers. finally, jumping ahead to the election of barack obama and also the mayor of new york. i may offend some people here if i say that i have described what we are going through is what obama was as president we have stalinist in the white house. >> i would say one thing on this topic and comparing -- on the one hand, the new left of the 60 s. they are interested in what would pass for intelligence tody i do so in a culture in which the tenor of something that is really serious is something that does not speak to a great many pe

and the union called with a radical leftist and i went there with one of my colleagues, the late marianho had a wicked tongue and we walked in and there were about 20 people scattered in this big union hall and she said to me, do you realize every single person in this room is a tragedy to some family or other. [laughter] well, they took over america in the next ten or 20 years, these people., these attitudes. the malice spoke of the long march of the institution, the long march through the institution led by americanism resulted in my opinion, first of all in the takeover of the democratic party by mcgovern and followers. then finally, jumping ahead to the election of barack obama and also someone like the mayor of new york. i may offend some people here, if i say that i have described what we are going through while obama was president -- we have. [inaudible] >> i apologize. [laughter] >> i would say one thing on this topic which is comparing -- on the one hand, the new left of the 60s was on the one hand, far more serious in some ways than the left is today. that is to say they were

and marian anderson was made the person of the year, and hen lie luce asked chambers to write the piece, and this is like 12 years after eleanor roosevelt allowed -- asked her to sing the stops of the lincoln memorial and the daughters of the revolution said she couldn't sing before them. this is a decade after. and has had every role you can get the metropolitan opera, and chambers writes, african-americans are the -- both in the most despised and the most religious of any people on earth. wow. so, in 1969, the head of the urban league, whitney young, and daniel patrick moynihan, now working for nixon, organized a tour of urban america for white journalists. and they visit six towns and buckley meets some rather charming community organizers and radicals in the black movement for the first time. and he writes that -- he sees a little bit of himself, except for background, obviously. they're just like we are. they're sassy, they're cynical about what bureaucracy can do for communities. they want the self-help movement, want to teach their own children. want to start businesses. don't wa

. >> amigos y les cuento la querida del centauro, marian >>a. . >> >>> >>> muy buenos dÍas para todos y 2016, viaje del estado mayor a florida en 20 ocasiones. >> porque ya hay una ira popular contra ella, justificada. >> con un paÍs de 70 millones de pobres. >> segÚn los artÍculos 4 y 29 del estado mayor tanto la seguridad del presidente y toda su familia asÍ como los gastos proporcionados por el gobierno de la repÚblica sin especificar ni limitar los montos, para algunos ciudadanos la cantidad es escandalosa. >> arrestan a un hombre con un hacha en espaÑa, abrÍa atacado a un chofer y le apuntan con sus armas hasta que un descuido le quitan el hacha. >> otro accidente impresionante se viviÓ en las calles de argentina un vehÍculo chocÓ contra un estudiante que quedÓ atrapado entre el auto y un poste del semÁforo hasta que otros compaÑeros empujan el ault y lo liberan >> regresamos con mÁs noticias y ahora pasamos con adamaris a nueva york, adelante. >> gracias mi querida vane, bueno escucharte informando tantas noticias pero tÚ nos tienes una notic muy importante de unos niÑos que rea