mayor bill de blasio had reached an agreement to pay him some $350,000 a year.was paid $120,000 less. instead of saying goodbye at the school board meeting the members of the community who are crying out convinced him to stay on he broke the news to bill de blasio and then broke the news to the school kids. it blindsided the mayor who thought that he had lured one of the most successful educators in america to new york city. >> like many of you, i was surprised by his decision. >> making matters worse is the spokesperson recently took to twitter and blasted the man just moments before. and he said who would ever hire this guy again, who would ever vote for him. and he said let's dodged. >> a nationwide search to replace the chancellor is ongoing, she will stay on as the current chancellor until they find someone. >> are you surprised? >> the mayor is getting beat up because he did not have a data plan. it should have been a more thorough search. and the mayor says he had no backup plan in the process was not transparent. >> let's bring in the panel to break this

tambiÉn atacÓ al alcalde bill de blasio por asegurar que muchos apartamentos en pÉsimas condiciones. o. reportero: falta de calefacciÓn, ratas, cucarachas y daÑos en las paredes son algunos de los problemas que enfrenta este hombre que vive en una de las apartamentos de vivienda pÚblica de nueva york. >>[inaudible] reportero: pero todo esto podrÍa cambiar tras la visita del gobernador de nueva york a varios complejos de viviendas pÚblicas, donde vio las deplorables condiciones en las que viven mÁs de 400,000 en york --newyorquinos. >> cuando hablamos de cambiar los distintos sistemas, para hacer esos cambios se estÁ tardando mucho tiempo. reportero: esta es la segunda vez que el alcalde visitÓ el -- los apartamentos. se espera que se apruebe con urgencia el lÁmpara salesiana esta situaciÓn. el anuncio del gobernador se hizo cargo del anuncio y calificÓ las condiciones de las edificio como algo inhumano y crÍtico bill de blasio que a principio de mes prometiÓ acelerar las reparaciones de estos apartamentos. patricia: cientos de mexicanos deportados desde estados unidos llegaron a su pa

obviously this is -- andrew cuomo sees the cynthia nixon as being all about bill de blasio finding adate to challenge him in a primary. is he right? >> yeah. i mean, look cynthia nixon is known to most people as a actress but a political activist and a supporter of bill de blasio for his campaign when he ran for mayor in 2013. more to the point, there is reports that she's now in contact with and having discussions about this potential candidacy with two former campaign aides to de blasio so that is the surest sign and when he is asking about this he is saying nothing and doing nothing to discourage the possibility of nixon. you just have this very, very deep-seated antipathy between de blasio and cuomo and you add this to it, it surely looks like an extension of that. >> this goes beyond the normal tug between a mayor and governor in new york. yes, there is some. sometimes governors hate to be o outshooined by the mayor -- outshined by the mayor and because they are two parties, what is the extra special souse. >> there are two different wings of the democratic party. de blasio is r

mÁs grandes se llevÓ a cabo en brooklyn de los estudiantes eestuvieran acompaÑados del alcalde bill de blasiogradeciÓ a los jóvenes por enfocarse en la lucha contra las armas y llevar esta batalla hasta washington. en un parque de manhattan, el gobernador de nueva york hasta se tirÓ al suelo junto a los estudiantes y anunciÓ el lanzamiento de una pÁgina de internet donde se puede contactar a los legisladores federales y estatales y pedirles que aprueben medidas que limiten el acceso a las armas de fuego. mientras tanto, en texas y california, decenas de jÓvenes salieron de sus salones de clase para exigir que el congreso prohÍba las armas de asalto. " estamos preocupados por nuestras vidas. no es un tema polÍtico. no queremos ganar pero con esto, simplemente queremos protegernos y sentirnos mÁs seguros", seÑalÓ este alumno. a pesar de ver recibido el visto bueno de varios legisladores, los funcionarios de varios distritos escolares amenazaron con tomar medidas disciplinarias contra los alumnos que participaron en estas manifestaciones. en otros distritos, los alumnos podrÍan ser suspendidos.

. >> uno nunca sabe cuando se le va a presentar una oportunidad y el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasioente pero tambiÉn para cualquier estudiante que tal vez no reconozca con trabajo, ccon educaciÓn y con ganas. pedro: ricardo dice que tan pronto llegue a nueva york-- jorge: quÉ bien canta las rancheras. ilia: como buen mariachi. jorge: me parece extraordinario. es un gran reto. se va a uno de los distritos mÁs difÍciles de todo el país. ilia : desde aquÍ le deseamos lo mejor. jorge : gracias por estar con nosotros. >> aquí tienes, niña. yolanda: ay, señora, ¿nada más tiene de este sabor? >> también hay de elote, de queso y de espárragos. yolanda: ajá. adela: aquí está lo del refresco. >> ay, oye, ¿no tienes cambio? adela: uy, no, es lo único que traigo. yolanda: ¿sabe qué, señora? sí deme la de elote, pero ¿me puede cobrar? es que llevo un poco de prisa. >> déjame darle el cambio a la niña. adela: no, no, no, atiéndela, yo me espero. >> bueno. yolanda: ¿sabe qué, señora? mejor sí deme la de queso.>> de? >> de queso, de elote y de espárragos. yolanda: no, entonce

mayor bill de blasio implementing new policy to just have patrols visit schools during the day insteadning full full-time and unarmed safety agent will be placed at schools instead. jillian: pop-up restaurants wants white customers to pay twice as much to eat than minorities, charges $12 per meal but white customers are asked to pay $30, the goal to highlight racial wealth inequality, 78% of the white customers paid the higher price and profits redistributed to minorities. they did it for the whole month of march or february, i believe, no, march isn't over, february. so now they are opening a new one. there you have it. rob: there you have it. o.j. simpson hypothetical confession sparking social media frenzy. jillian: the hash tag did o.j. confess trending, carley shimkus, fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115, did he do it? carley: first let's get to back story here n2006o.j. simpson sat down to interview to promote a book called if i did it, after public bash lash both interview and book were shelved. in one part, o.j. simpson talks about hypothetical scenario of what he would have done had h

she has been politically active in liberal circles and has close ties to the mayor bill de blasio. >> and president trump promising to get tough on drug dealers in his plan to get tough on opioid addiction. he revealed his plans. we get more from nbc's kate snow. >> in places like this, they are hungry for a new plan with overdoses every two or three days and most deaths are linked to the lethal drug fentanyl. >> he has enough. >> those that sell it, it's the same as walking in and opening fire on a crowd. >> if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting or time and that toughness includes the death penalty. >> what about the death penalty? >> i don't know if we should spend a lot of energy on that. i think meaningful sentencing will help. >> and reducing the flow of drugs, including online sales and cutting opioid prescriptions within three years and allowing medicate to pay for residential rehab. in the crowd, a woman whose son started to use pills at the eighth grade and then died of an opioid over doze. >> there's only so many recovery centers, if they can not get fund

been politically active for years in liberal circles and has close ties to new york city's mayor bill de blasio> when we come back, the big tv milestone. 50 years since fred rogers invited us all to be his neighbor. proposes a the simple question concerning the immigrant community and how it could impact the bay area. and after new accusations, the fallout to the facebook and how you can keep your data safe. next at 6 right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, 50 years after his show's debut, there is a whole new wave of mister rogers' mania. a documentary coming this summer, a postage stamp and soon a movie starring tom hanks. on the eve of what would have been mr. rogers' 90th birthday, harry smith takes us back to his neighborhood. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ would you be mine >> reporter: mr. rogers was a culture warrior. to him, innocence was sacred. for small children his program was the safest of safe places. >> hi, fish. ♪ you i like >> reporter: rogers provided a kindler, gentler alternative to cartoons and goofy kids shows, but baby food, i

nixon is known for being an education activist and a close alliance with the new york city mayor, bill de blasio. a recent poll shows nixon trailing cuomo, 66-19%. >>> well, this weekend, you have a chance to experience sailing aboard a pair of tall ships as was done for hundreds of years. the "hawaii chieftain" and "lady washington" will be offering tours this afternoon. the tall ships are docked in marina, giving people a look at maritime trade. the tall ships depart on sunday for crescent city. >>> calling all you cloud gazers. nasa needs your help looking up at the sky. >> until april 15th, you can participate in the citizen science cloud observation challenge. anyone can upload up to ten photos a day. nasa wants all types of clouds. all the photos will be used to help validate data from its earth-observing satellites. the people who send in the most photos will get congratulated by a nasa scientist. we have more information on how to participant on our website, abc7news.com. >> mike, you could win that easy. >> i take a lot of pictures of clouds. i like them. maybe i should do that. let's t

surely make some folks that may end up vogue the democratic primary in 2020 very happy about mayor bill de blasio. he can is going after plastic bags trying to make them a thing of the past. john shoe know has the story. yon, what do you got for us? reporter: we know for sure, mayor deblass where i sy yo went though new york time over the weekend base commented on article that renewed the debate on what to do over plastic bags in new york. the blow around in trees and get stuck and cost tax ayers almost $13 million every year to transport them to landfills. grab ally they are polluting ocean and waterways and at times anest nate one trillion bags each everaround the world. 23 billion across new york state t. he took to twitter on sunday and ban plastic bags in time over and for the end tirnment, bad for the economy and bad for new york. the state is behind the curve her and time put our planet first. the key word in this opening sentence is ban. blass sy yo supported legislation to discourage the use of plastic bags buy opposing a five-cent fee. it passed the city council but the legislation died

bill de blasio to participate in supervisor breed's campaign for mayor. it also refers to an earlier time, in april 2015, in which then mayor lee summoned people including mr. conway to a meeting in which there's -- his staff -- mayor lee's staff and he told those present, anybody who donated money to then candidate for supervisor aaron peskin and not mr. lee's appointee, julie christiansen to expect unfavorable treatment doing business in the city and county of san francisco. and it is an alarming recitation of events and statements. i ask that staff begin investigation into all of such activities which i believe should be the subject of a special hearing by this commission, either in april or in may. the people of san francisco who will be voting on june 5 should have the benefit of the results of the investigation of the allegations contained in this article by a reporter, joe esconazi. and such a special hearing should be based upon prior subpoenas from the ethics commission for all documents mentioned in this recitation by joe esconazi and relevant.

bill de blasio identifying them as christopher senetes. as we head into the weekend, the possible fourth nor'easter in three weeks waiting on the other side. heavy snow falling across the plains. trucks sliding off interstate 90 in rapids city, south dakota and watch the snowen t on top of th truck clipping an overpass in massachusetts, knocking loose the protective netting. we have sam champion, and we're following the weather tonight. >> just like we have forecasted the last three, we'll do the fourth. let's get to the boards. this is a storm that tonight is dropping snow in the sierras and california, and also into the rocki rockies. we start the maps on monday morning, and the low is in oklahoma at that point. no matter where the storm goes what it is on the east coast, from dallas to atlanta, i want people to understand all weekend long, it could be even tornados on sunday. be careful with that. now we go to tuesday at 7:00 p.m., and you see our coastal low forming right there on the carolinas and virginia. exactly as it has the past

the city killing hundreds of new yorkers every year in an effort to combat the problem mayor bill de blasio announced an additional twenty two million dollars to go toward the city's efforts to combat the opiate crisis i think it's a good thing it's a lot of money spent but when you think of how much money an addict it's a cost to society whether you put him in jail or or treatment programs it should of course aside regardless so treatment is is a great thing i applaud it as a law enforcement official i applaud treatment the new services calls for expanding impatient programs at hospitals establishing a specialized training institute by the spring expanding crisis response services and distributing five thousand overdose reversal kits to affected homes to be handed out by the new york fire department the four year plan is expected to save approximately four hundred lives we believe that some of these tools are really working and as we continue to see evidence that it's working we're going to keep investing meanwhile the brooklyn d.a. has initiated a plan of his own eric and solace with the

bill: i support mayor de blasio on this, i think he made a find choice. >> that is a first. bill: give him a chance, you have to believe they took all application from all over. he found the right guy, let's see how he does. >> we'll leave it there. bill: put a pin in it, stay right there, i have more chasing news for you, after the break, new jersey transit member suspended after an announcement went over the pa system announcing there were i.c.e. agents rounding up illegal aliens on the train. >> someone poking fun at mta, putting up face public service announcements like this one. can't make it up. >> that is your weather, this storm is big, how big? dan zarrow has your bill: welcome back to "chasing news," i'm bill spadea, we have more show how about a prank gone awry on new jersey transit has a crew member suspended after an announcement went over pea -- e on the train, but first we have dan zarrow with the way. reporter: things are getting ramped you were, the peak of storm from late morning through hours on wednesday. in terms of snow fall total, i need you to blur you

new york mayor bill de blasio identifying two of the members of the fdny as christopher raguso and christopher zanetis. >>> next tonight, as we head into the weekend, the possible fourth nor'easter in three weeks waiting on the other side. heavy snow falling across the plains. trucks sliding off interstate 90 in rapids city, south dakota and watch the snow on top of this truck clipping an overpass in massachusetts, knocking loose the protective netting. let's get to weather anchor, sam champion who is joining us tonight, and we're following a lot of weather tonight. >> we have. just like we have forecasted the last three, we'll do the fourth. let's start how we always do, and let's get to the boards. this is a storm that tonight is dropping snow in the sierras and california, and also into the rockies. now we start the maps on monday morning, 7:00 a.m. the low is in oklahoma at that point, and no matter where the storm goes or what it is on the east coast, from dallas to atlanta, i want people to understand all weekend long, this will be severe weather, and there could be tornadoes even on sun

she is forming a team who worked on bill de blasio's first campaign. de blasio and cuomo clashed. nixon plans to travel across the state talking to voters. there is a joke in there about being read your miranda rights. >> were you a "sex in the city" viewer? >> i never watched that show. >> i was a devotee who never missed an episode. >>> all right. winter is going out like a lion. reported tornadoes in the south and another nor'easter setting up to move up the coast. we'll have the forecast for you next. - my f an did raiser walk , willy davis, who has alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink. the shirts were so easy to design on the site. the custom ink team was super helpful and they just came out perfect. seeing my family wearing my shirts was such an amazing reminder of all the love and support that everyone has for my dad. - [narrator] check out our huge selection of custom t-shirts and more, for teams, businesses, and every occasion. you'll even get free shipping. get started today at customink.com. you'll even get free shipping. but i'm not standi

she is known as an education activist and close alliance with bill de blasio. despite her tv and movie career, she does face an uphill battle against incumbent andrew cuomo. 66% of registered democrats in new york favor cuomo. nixon picked up 19%. >>> your average 6-year-old usually doesn't have much money, except when their parents are jay sooichz and beyonce. that was 6 year old bid ivy bidding $19,000 on a painting at an auction on saturday. then dad playfully tried to pull the paddle from her hand. the family was outbid by tyler perry. she did end up with the winning bid on another painting. that one went for 10,000 dollars. >>> forbes released rankings of baseball stadiums. they looked at overall design esthetics, amenities, historical relevance and external development. it may come as no surprise to giants fans that at&t park topped the list. the views, activity around the park and access to transportation make it number one. the coliseum didn't come in dead last. it was ranked 29th, ahead to t dr tropicana field. >>> the president expands his legal team

year-old is known for being an education activist and her close alliance with new york city mayor bill de blasiofaces an uphill battle against incumbent andrew cuomo. 66% of registered democrats in new york favor cuomo, nixon 19%. >>> san francisco's poised to become the first major american city to ban the sale of fur. supervisors will vote tomorrow despite criticism from retail hoarse say it will cost them millions. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler has the story. >> reporter: it's estimated somewhere between 30 and 50 retailers in san francisco sell fur. the big ones in union square include macy's, neiman marcus, and saks. for decades they've been the target of demonstrations by animal rights activists. but soon there may be nothing left to protest. fur sales in stores and online will be banned under a measure sponsored by supervisor k.d. tang. >> i believe it's necessary to pass such legislation because around the world there's an estimated 50 million and maybe upwards to 100 million animals that are slaughtered each year, solely for the purpose of providing us with fur. >> reporter: the cit

among those pressuring the board to reverse its decision is new york city democratic mayor bill de blasio. in the parole board's decision to release bell, its members cited a noteworthy letter from an unnamed person -- likely the son of one of the victims, officer waverly jones. on friday afternoon, herman bell's lawyer, robert boyle, read a letter written by waverly jones, jr. >> the fact is that mr. bell has taken responsibility for his actions, has expressed genuine remorse. he is 70 years old and has been in prison for 45 years. in these times of increased hate, we need more compassion and forgiveness. signed by waverly jones. amy: new details have surfaced about the 2016 pulse nightclub massacre in orlando, florida, revealing the father of shooter omar mateen had worked as an fbi informant. 49 people were killed when the shooter opened fire inside the lgbt not club. most of the victims were young lgbt people of color. the new details show seddique mateen, omar's father, was a confidential fbi source from 2005 to 2016. he is now under investigation for money transfers to turkey and af

when you have cities like new york, the mayor here, bill de blasio, jerry brown the governor of state of california saying that they're challenging federal law. at the same time, crime rate have not improved. in fact in sanctuary cities in some instances they're worse, mike. >> yeah. spent some time in one of these cities you talk about i think you will see, it is fairly self-evident. this will be a fascinating, you know, response from jerry brown and from the state authorities to this town council vote. cheryl: mike, stand by, we have the president. >> we have members of congress, attorney general sessions to discuss the threat of very lawless, in many cases sanctuary cities. they're causing a lot of problems for this country. sanctuary cities release thousands of criminal aliens out of our prisons and jails and back into our communities. they go into those sanctuary cities, when they see them they go there many in cases because they feel they are case. in many cases they're bad actors. we have rapists predators, killers. a lot of bad people. don't ignore the scope of the threat we f

new york mayor bill de blasio tweeted his photo saying in our city's darkest hour, fdny firefighter thomassaved hundreds of lives. we'll never forget his service and his sacrifice. he was just 45 years old. >>> that does it for me. i'm ana cabrera in new york. be sure to tune in at 9:00 for "the kennedys." and at 10:00 for "the pope." here's a sneak peek of that. >> he's notorious. he just did whatever he was asked. clement v actually promised philip a flat-out portion of the church tithe. he also signed off on the expulsion of jews as a danger to the church. he acknowledged that the welts was goi wealth was going to go to philip. that's very blatant. >> by 1309, king philip has turned pope clement v into a pawn of the french crown. and in an attempt to solidify his power over the church, the french king lays the groundwork for what will be the papacy's most notorious resolution by undermining its very foundation. >> peter is buried on the vatican hill and st. peter's basilica is built over his tomb. popes are seen as inheriting that charisma and that role, as standing in for the apostle.

new york city mayor bill de blasio is already cheering city snowplows. >> i don't think you will find many places that are snowed in, in the morning. >> reporter: heavy snow is just one of the many problems in massachusetts. >> the risk of scattered power outages and minor to moderate coastal flooding along the coastline. >> reporter: each hour brings another round of flight cancellations. air travelers are even told to double-check their thursday flights. amtrak is canceling dozens of trains. those traveling on the slippery roads are told to be cautious and be smart. >> stay in your car. put your hazard lights on. and call immediately looking for assistance. >> reporter: the connecticut governor says it's best to stay put. >> just stay home. >> reporter: another problem is the wind. strong gusts are expected tonight and could cause a lot of power outages. in new york, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> all right. chief meteorologist bill martin joins us. i guess if you are heading to the east coast, check your airlines, right? you may not make it when you want to go. >> especially new y

. >>> new york mayor bill de blasio is pay be tribute to a 9/11 -- his heroism saved hundreds of lives of the he will never -- we will never forget his service and sacrifice. he was a ferry captain at the time of the attack and ferried people. he became a firefighter a few years later at 45-year-old. he's one of thousands of cancer victims linked to the september 11th attack. >>> the start of the trial that could shape how much you pay for streaming television and movies. at&t trying to merge with time warner for $85 billion. the justice department is suing to try to stop that from happening. at&t says it needs to merge to have a chance against mega companies like google, amazon and netflix. the government says if that merger happens, you will end up paying more to stream. >>> san francisco estimates it will collect $7.5 million from the soda tax this fiscal year and now we're learning where that money will be spent. the examiner reports the tax may benefit programs in san francisco public schools and nonprofits that serve low-income communities of color. a city advisory committee rele

year-old nixon is known for being an education activist and close alliance with new york city mayor, bill de blasioecent poll shows nixon trailing cuomo, 66 to 19%. >>> this weekend, you have a chance to experience sailing aboard a pair of tall ships as it was done for hundreds of years. the "hawaiian chief tan" and "lady washington" will be offering dock tours and sailing adventures this afternoon and this evening. both ships giving children and adults a chance at maritime trade and transportation history from the 17th and 18th centuries. the tall ships depart on sunday for crescent city. >>> calling all you cloud gazers. nasa needs your help looking up at the sky. >> until april 15th, you can participate in the citizen science cloud observation challenge. anyone can upload up to ten photos a day. nasa wants all types of clouds. and these photos will be used to help validate data from their earth-observing satellites. the people who send in the most photos will get congratulated by a nasa scientist. we have more information on how to participate by going to abc7news.com. >>> this morning, we're he

new york mayor bill de blasio just called his governor andrew cuomo a moderate as an insult.alifornia's democratic party is declining to endorse its long-time senator dianne feinstein, paving the way for a more liberal challenger. >> thank you! speak it in an illinois race, senator bernie sanders just endorsed a progressive primary challenger, dan lipinski, who was more moderate. >> there are those who want to have a tea party of the left in the democratic party, to match unfortunately what is happened to the republicans. but we need to have a big tent party. speak about strategists aren't so sure the middle-of-the-road leads back to a house majority. >> the great thing about the enthusiasm that the democratic party is seeing from folks who are further to the left and more progressive than the moderates, is that it is bringing more people into the party, it is increasing the enthusiasm. >> some democrats are warning against extremes. >> we need pro-life democrats. we need democrats who aren't as strong on gun control some of us are. >> dnc chair tom perez who recently knocked

mayor bill de blasio, new york: i want to urge everyone, try and get home early, try and stay off the. more reminders to take it slow for snow-wary residents who hope this latest storm is finally winter's last gasp. in washington, i'm omar jimenez. =(vicki)(vicki) back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco has been shot..... it appears the officer was shot in the leg... it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat... we will have more-- we will threat... we will have more-- coming up. (vicki) back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco has been shot in the leg. it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat...(grant) here is new video of the scene tonight-- there is ánoá word on the suspect's condition.... only that he is "down" and there are no outstanding suspects. at this point we do not know what led up to the shooting.

new york mayor bill de blasio. >> this is a storm that is going to start slow but pick up very quickly you don't need to be off the roads tomorrow, stay off the roads. >> reporter: take a look at the snow behind me. look at this picnic table, we pretty much cleared the entire thing but you can still see chunks of snow still up here as we try and clear it out. this is the fourth nor'easter, setting spring records. and it's not over with until thursday. so it's a lot more to come. and people here say they are prepared for the next big thing. >> thanks. this is certainly not sitting on a bench weather. thanks a lot. >>> the nor'easter is already disrupting travel plans this morning. amtrak canceled 80 trains and modified some routes on the east coast. more than 3,700 flights have been canceled and 500 others delayed. call the airlines if you're going. this is the worst march for cancellations in five years. don dahler is in new jersey, don, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this tells the story, dozens of canceled flights at the united terminal which is normally bustling thi

. >> the position was created by new york city mayor bill de blasio.erlin. the goal is to keep the peace between the city's nightlife and the neighborhoods. now, i kind of feel like imagine what you expense on a job like that? >> ooh. >> everything. >> everything. just swipe it. this round is on me. like everywhere you go. >> that's when you go in a club, you see the twizzler with the sparkler on it. put it on the city, it's all on the city. >> are you speaking from experience? >> i've seen other people. >> when you did college and i'm officially the mayor of nightlife. i learned that at school. >> yeah, degree in nightlife. >> yes. but a fun gig. >> great gig. >> i'm not leaving any time soon but that could be fun. >> good plan b. >> yeah. >>> and finally, i almost thought we were done. got to get back to george. if a dog is a man's best friend, this next friendly pooch is a man. check out yogi. he's a 1-year-old sheep-poo with deeply soulful human eyes and unusually pouty lips. this is going around because everyone thinks he looks human. a reddit rea

the mayor bill de blasio described christopher raguso and christopher zanetis as among the bravest. the crash does not appear to be the result of the enemy fire. it is believed it hit a power line before going down near the syrian border. a formal investigation is underway. >>> and usa today reports a russian cargo plane offered a new take on pennies from heaven. that is because the plane's hatch accidentally opened during take yov -- takeoff in eastern sign earus allowing two hundred gold bars to fall from the sky. the interior minister said the flight was carrying nine tons of gold and other precious metals and authorities didn't have to look too far. most landed on the runway and i'm glad because a gold bar dropping from the sky looks like it would hurt. right. >> make you rich. >> but at what price. >>> it is about 22 after the hour. now here is a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> skiers can sometimes face steep plunges, but nothing like what happened in at this resort where people had to jump for their lives as a ski lift goes haywire tossing skiers like rag dolls. >>>

the mayor bill de blasio implementing a new policy to have just patrols visit schools during the daystationed at public schools instead. brian? brian: thanks, ainsley. tomorrow, president trump heading to california to inspect border wall prototypes this comes as the justice department sues the state over sanctuary city policies. democratic leaders there outraged. >> the federal government ought to do its job and not blame california for its own inability to solve the problem. this is basically going to war against the state of california. brian: but does the governor really reflect the view of californians? here to weigh in is house majority leader and california congressman himself kevin mccarthy. i thought about you, too, last week as california battbattled our president. ice better back off and local authorities don't cooperate with central authorities. >> not at all. californians believe in the constitution. that's what so outrageous here. we are a rule of law country. they are breaking down the rule of law by creating a sanctuary city. if that's the point, take that issue away,