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everything you need to go. expedia. lou: a group of 48 mostly rinos and leftist in house, release what they call a bipartisan embreak plan. -- i brea immigration plan. they would allow daca recipients by june 2012 -- 2022 to could come citizens and provide 1.6 billion for the wall eliminate lottery. president trump is already rejected a similar condition sep. joining us ed rollins, senior presidential fellow. fox business contributor, and great american. let's start with the proposal on dhaka. suddenly daca is taking over everything. i'm kidding. they don't put daca near the top of the list, but it happened in white house, and some parts of democratically helter torrey in house and senate. >> that gang is talking about. is bill that is dead on arrival, they won't get two votes beyond their group. unless the president signs off on something, and unless house and senate leaders sign off on something. lou: let me ask, this reminds me of george h.w. bush who had what 80% approval rating at one time. deciding he was

security, this is a good idea. >> wherever you have to have a driver's license, you need to show proof of some kind that you are here legally. >> you don't need one if you need to apply for federal benefits or apply for life saving services at the hospital. but make sure you set up an appointment if you are going to the dmv. >> maybe a trip to the dmv in my future. >> i think for everyone. >>> all right. time now is 4:16 and the rain is coming down across most of the bay area. how is that impacting the commute? >> there is already some slow traffic. 280 and 505, you will see some slow traffic as you drive through. also, we have been looking at some of the other commutes that are getting busy. gilroy to san jose, it is fine so far. the wet weather is going to make it tougher driving, i see slow downs popping up and i think people are being cautious. northbound 280 looks good up to 17. bay bridge plaza, the storm is moving through but the traffic is light and hopefully, it will be a nice drive while it is light, but it is going to be one of those mornings where i recommend

do you need any assistance? thank you. >> so your commission actually came up with four initial items to delve deeper into for future focus of this commission. out of those four, you actually did a deeper dive in terms of conversation on opportunities and concerns on three of them. the first topic was sea level rise as a result of climate change. the second was public/private partnership opportunities. the third was municipal banking. the fourth that you chose to not explore any further at least for purposes of today's discussion was level of housing and navigation centers to solve the homelessness problem. with respect to the sea level rise conversation, the opportunities that this commission identified would be that this would be a collaborative effort. lots of public discussion regarding the existing plan. what are the effects of the neighborhood? your commission had indicated that neighborhood flooding is a problem. so an opportunity to explore that. to perhaps look at and enhance a coordinated plan to the cr

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you need it. you need the wall. i would love not to build a wall, but you need the wall. i will tell you this. the ice officers and border patrol agents they say if you its areas the wall, that aren't protected by nature. if he don't have the wall, you cannot have security. it doesn't work. and part of the problem we have is walls and fences we currently have are in very bad shape and broken. we have to get them fixed. rebuilt. you speak to the agents and i spoke to all of them. i lived with them and the endorsement for president, which they have never done before. the border patrol agent denice both endorsed trump. they never did that before. i have a great relationship with them. they say sir, without the wall, security doesn't work and we are all in time. the doesn't mean 2000 miles of wall, because you just don't need that because of nature and mountains and rivers and lots of other things. but we need a certain portion of that border to have the wall. if we don't have it, you can never have security. you can never stop that portion of drugs that comes through that are