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extensions escalated americans say coming under increased scrutiny from could from police and federal authorities. customs and border protection said that secondary screening will perform performed on some americans with iranian background. many say they support president trump's strategy, they are also worried about the backlash. >> everybody even though they hate the government they go after them. >> other say the president is just doing his job. reject and criticism from those who oppose the targeting of top iranian general link to terrorism. >> i know sent condolences about it. >> keeping the pressure on the administration. vowing not to let the country get dragged into another mideast war. >> we have possible fronts. web people mostly civilians dying and it is out of control. >> coalition of aggressive groups is fighting anti-war rallies in more than 50 cities across the country. in los angeles, jonathan hunt, ktvu fox news >>> investigators are looking into what cross the ukrainian passenger jet trash. the boeing 737 was on his way from iran to kyiv last night. when it went down into a field. canadi

escalates, iranian-american say they are coming under increased scrutiny from police and federal authorities. customsnd border protection says secondary screenings were performed on some americans of iranian background. while many say they support president trump's new strategy, they are also worried about the backlash. >> if we attack through tehran, everybody even though they hate the government, they go after. >> others say the president is just doing his job, rejecting criticism from those who opposed his targeting of a top iranian general linked to terrorism. >> the glorified a terrorist. >> i don't send condolences about a. >> reporter: antiwar activists say they will keep up the pressure on the administration, vowing not to let the country get dragged into another middle east war. >> we have multiple fronts, people mostly civilians dying and it is just out of control. >> a coalition of aggressive groups is planning antiwar rallies more than 50 cities on thursday across the country. in los angeles, jonathan hunt, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the u.s. military is stepping up security in bases in californ

customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. ♪. arthel: welcome back. the federalernment is trying to crack down on new york city's sanctuary policies. authorities issuing immigration subpoenas for information about inmates wanted for deportation. jacqui heinrich is here with more of the details. reporter: i.c.e. is claiming new york officials refuse to share any information about when four criminal aliens are set to be released, including a man from guyana, charged with sexually assaulting, murdering a 92-year-old woman from queens. on friday they subpoenaed corrections department officials, meaning if the city doesn't hand over information on the four suspects it could face federal fines. immigrations and customs enforcement said this is not something they historically have to do because most law enforcement agencies in the country willingly provide i.c.e. with information regarding aliens arrested with crimes for public safety. the acting i.c.e. director railed bense city officials in a press conference. >> these individuals are already sitting in another law en

can you talk specifically about how you work with the federal government when cyber attacks potentially occur, do you report those to your customers or federal government and can you believe yo you belin obligation to timely, notification to customers when a security breach of the product or your company happens? >> we do share information. we don't for example share that a specific ip address has been identified as an attempt. that happens thousands of times a day over the world as a bad sorsortof information isn't uset through the coordination with david cody help identify and understand the potential attacks that might be exceptionally dangerous. >> what would that look like, how many times would you notify your customer? >> we don't notify many of the customers participate and receive the same information so it's not specific to the business. it is about what's going on about the country. >> so there's no way for a company to know there was a potential brief, i am not talking about on an ip address but i'm talking about a breach in a potential intrusion. >> we have had no breaches. >> with any federal entity in the system -- >

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watching to see welcome back our mind of our top stories this hour a former federal for the senior iranian c'mon their custom solomonic and abu mahdi alba hondas of the iran backed popular mobilization forces is underway in baghdad both men were assassinated in a u.s. airstrike near the baghdad airport on friday. on to other news now a libyan warlord who says his fight is now against a foreign occupier have to turkey's parliament agreed to send troops to libya after us forces have been attacking the capital tripoli since april libya's u.n. recognized government asked turkish president rage of earth to win for support the e.u. us an arab league have expressed concern about turkey's decision well shortly after have to made those comments civilian districts of tripoli were targeted with new airstrikes more than 20 work it's hit the capital and at least one person was killed let's speak to mahmoud of the wod for the latest in tripoli what are 7 the latest developments and how is it taking a toll on civilians. we'll there is a state of panic. among civilians especially in the vicinity of a made. that was targeted

saying we regret the content of these communications and apologize to the federal aviation administration to congress our airline customers and to the flying public for them they actually went on to say that these communications do not reflect the company we are and need to be and they are completely unacceptable now over the simulator training we know that this could be time consuming so mean this could be costly obviously however even after the crashes boeing said that they did not need the training is that the pilot did not need those training so it wasn't until just this week that they said that they would recommend the pilots and crews have these trainings that's a 3 hour training of course it's costly of course it's timely but as it is of course necessary to save lives and make ensure that the 737 max can be in good working order things. look what happened now without the training exactly so on another front the iranian crash of the boeing 737800 not that different plane than the 737 max that investigation is still open but iran did now release a video of the black boxes in the cockpit what's the latest how they did

the national guard customs and border protection state and federal agents are joining forces to patrol the area by air and sea on game day. crews in blackhawk helicopters will be enforcing a 30 mile no- fly zone but, there will also be some big security presence everywhere that football fans will be hanging out. >> we want the attenders of the super bowl to enjoy themselves, not to have to concern themselves with security. we don't want them to have any hesitations about going up there and enjoy the activity. >> they don't even have to pause their patrol to refuel, they can do it in the air thank two attacker taker on loan from the tennessee national guard. >>> it is not just players warming up for the big game. so are the chefs. hard rock stadium has brought in 125 chefs to prepare the ultimate super bowl feast. they got everything, burgers, mozzarella sticks, human sandwiches, caviar, shrimp cocktail and some hi-acticighng sunday. >> we want to see what you are wearing to your super bowl parties. send us a picture in your 49er finest. you might just see on tv, use the hashtag kpix 5

the air national guard, customs and border protection and state and federal agents are joining forces to patrol the area by air and sea. on game day. crews and blackhawk helicopters and f-15s will enforce a 30 mile no-fly zone around harvard stadium. there's also going to be a security he ball fans happto be >> we want the attenders of the super bowl to enjoy themselves and not have to concern themselves with their security. we don't want them to have any hesitations about enjoying the activities. >> reporter: those f-15s don't have to pause their patrols to refuel. they can do it right in the air thanks to a tanker on loan from the tennessee air national guard. so the committee is ready, the security is ready, the city is ready, and the coffee is ready, guys. i'm going to give you a little taste of what the cubans drink here in little havana coming up. >> it's really good. i was in cuba last october and the coffee is amazing. normally i like sugar and cream and all that stuff in my copy but you can drink it black. >> reporter: and their very tiny cups because they are so strong. >> l

federal government was cyber attacks potentially occur? do you report those potential intrusions to your customers or to the federal government? do you believe you have a n obligation to provide timely notification to customers when a security breach of that product or your company happens? >> we do. we have -- we share information with multiple organizations. we don't, for example, share a specific address that has been identified as an attempt to penetrate a firewall. of course that happens thousands of times a day from all over the world, so that sort of information isn't useful, but throughout coordination with dhs and staff, they help us to identify and understand sort of attentional attacks that might be exceptionally dangerous. >> what would that look like? in the last 60 days how many times would you notify a customer? >> we don't notify customers of the msi. but many of the customers participate and receive the same information. it's not specific to our business. it is commentary about what is going on around the country. >> so there's no way for a customer to know that there was a potential breach? i'm not talking abo

. >>> federal safety investigators are looking into tesla customer complaints of sudden unintended accelerationthe ntsb has turned a petition over to its office of defects investigation. the petition includes 127 complaints of electric vehicles suddenly accelerating on their own, in some cases causing crashes and injuries. we reached out to palo alto- based tesla for tesla for, but have not heard back. less than two weeks before the grammy awards the recording academy ceo is on administrative leave amid accusations of misconduct. deborah duncan is the first woman to leave the organization. she's only been on the job for 6 months. borchert harvey mason junior. and while third-party investigators look in to the allegations. no details have been released. >>> california is suing to allow fracking in the state. harvey made the announcement they want to stop oil drilling and fracking across public land. it creates house risks for the most vulnerable communities and violates the federal bureau of land and management impact statement. >> new evidence has emerged against actors lori loughlin and the co

we regret the content of these messages and apologize to the federal aviation administration, congress, our airline customers, and to the flying public for them. now boeing's chief regulator the faa has already seen the documents since boeing sent them to the agency in september. the regulator said they didn't find anything in the documents that would point to safety risks that weren't already identified. the 737, however, the max is still grounded. the company is working with regulators to get it back in the air which is a critical mission at this point. certainly another big hurdle for the company to get over. >> all right. christina alesci thank you for that. >>> cnn meteorologist chad myers now has the forecast. chad? >> yeah. big weather system here in the plains. millions under this big threat. this is a spring type storm with hail, wind, damaging tornadoes today and tomorrow. and more to come north of that. this weather is brought to you by celebrity cruises. go to celebrity.com to book your award-winning vacation today. so let's get to it. the storms begin in this afternoon's 2:00 to 3:00 hour. tulsa

and we regret the content of these communications, apologize to the federal aviation administration, congress and our airline customersflying public for them. still, boeing will have to do a lot more than just say the right things. it will have to show the public, congress and regulators that it is putting safety first. jim? >> absolutely. they've dug an enormous hole here. cristina alesci, thanks for covering the story. >>> this morning, the december jobs report shows the u.s. economy added 145,000 jobs. unemployment rate holding steady. christine romans is here. it's a solid number but questions on manufacturing. >> absolutely. i would call this another powerful year for the american job machine. 2.1 million jobs overall. maybe a little bit of weakness heading into the end of the year, but overall another strong year. 2.1 million net new jobs in the year. look at that chart carefully. 2018, tax cuts probably fueled some jobs gains there. but this year, if you guys could forward to the total jobs added. next one. whatever. the next one, the annual number shows you that this is basically kind of like what we've seen o

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the first is from the union which represents custom and border protection officers, and the second is from the federation employees who represents nearly 100,000 dhs employees. without objection, so admitted. the members of the sub committee may have additional questions for the witnesses and we ask that you respond expeditiously in writing to those questions. without objection, the committee record shall be kept open for ten days. having no further business, the sub committee stands adjourned. >>> and an update on the impeachment of president trump. today house speaker nancy pelosi announced the house would appoint and vote on impeachment managers during wednesday aens house session. the approval of the manages will also automatically send the two articles of impeachment against president trump to the senate. the senate will then sit as a jury to adjudicate the two charges. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. a two-thirds majority of senators will be required to convict president trump and remove him from office. you can watch the house live on cspan and the senate live on cspan 2 and cover all

the my account app makes today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. not my thing. >>> welcome back a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by national security adviser charles kupperman, regarding a subpoena from congress to testify in the impeachment inquiry. the suit had sought to answer whether the white house could block the aide from testifying before congress, yet in a ruling monday the judge agreed with the attorneys for the house of representatives that the question was moot, because the house intelligence committee withdrew its subpoena back in november. the judge also dismissed two of kupperman's concern, the possibility of the subpoena being reissued or being punished, for not complying in the first place. had the house lost the case, it could have further hampered efforts to get trump administration witnesses to testify. had the house won, that could have had a major impact on the impeachment inquiry, as former national security adviser john bolton had said he would be bound by whatever the courts decided with regard to kupperman's case. so this could very well clear the way

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federal regulators are fining former wells fargo c million.eo $ the decision follows him in a scandal where company employees opened millions of fake accounts without customertors are banning him from the banking industry for life. five other executives are being sued in connection with the scandal. this is the first time regulators punished individual executives for wells fargo wrongdoing. >>> big change coming to fico. the most widely used credit scoring company will grade scores. it will grade customers with growing debt and missed payments more harshly. unsecured personal loans could hurt an individual's score. fico says 40 million people could see their credit scores drop by 20 points or more. another 40 million who already have high scores will see their scores improve. this is expecd to increase the gap between those who are considered to have good and bad credit. the trump administration is lifting protections for some of. it will scale back which waterways qualify for protection under the clean water act. environmental activists and health officials say the changes will make it harder to maintain a clean water supply. tinder is adding in safety fea

federer. normally a very cool customer, not so much at the moment. sets to one. let's find out from john watson in melbourne. his losing his cool, not like him at all. what is going on, john? roger is rattled, it's fair to say. 2—1, and is going on, john? roger is rattled, it's fairto say. 2—1, and in is going on, john? roger is rattled, it's fair to say. 2—1, and in that first that things started to fall apart for roger federer. he was out on court there and was caught swearing. very unlike him. the umpire gave him a warning he took it saying, give me a break out here. roger federer clearly struggling, 2-1 roger federer clearly struggling, 2—1 down, still going. if roger federer is your book its place in the semifinals he will have to do so over five sets. we saw him do that a couple of rounds ago, he would have to do the same again. we've seen a few u psets to do the same again. we've seen a few upsets at this year's tournament, we didn't think roger federer would be delivering once—a—day. he could face an adductor commits in the next round. roger

but federal policy should not hinder us from making these decisions on behalf of our customers. so the positive example is what we talked about before on the cyber and physical security and the partnerships there with the federal government is key. they have the intel. they have a lot of the manpower we need to respond. but we have, you know, we have the infrastructure. the detrimental example would be that the frc decision i just talked about. so really want to be here to unleash the capabilities of public power and we're here to, you know, maybe stop some bad ideas and promote good ideas as we move forward. so it's good to be home. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> we're short on time, but does anybody have questions? >> great remarks, joy. i enjoyed it. i know when you led utc that you and sharla and the whole utc team worked very closely with appa and the other national electricity trade associations, but my question is, there are a number of shared issues here, are there any particular insights from your time at utc that you feel like you're taking back into your job, your

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customs and cdc screening. the plane was initially scheduled to land in ontario, california but diverted last minute to mark reserve base in riverside county outside of los angeles. federal health officials here in the u.s. are expanding screening for the virus to 18 major airports and two land border crossings. the white house said it's now considering a ban on flights between the u.s. and china. so far more than 130 people in china have died from the illness. the number of confirmed cases in the country has ballooned to 6,000. there are also 60 cases in 13 countries outside of china including five here in the u.s. dr. jon lapook has more on americans allowed to leave china. >> reporter: with wuhan on lock down hundreds of trapped americans are getting out. the first sanctioned plane left just this afternoon. a dual british-american citizen recorded his journey. >> if your name was on the list you got into the airport. >> reporter: a federal spokesperson familiar with the plan said passengers will be quarantined and observed for three days once in the u.s. with more than 100 cases tested in the u.s. public health officials are on alert. >> we have to prepare for the wor

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. >>> the federal government is trying to crack down on new york city's sanctuary policies. this after the immigration and customsnforcement agency subpoenaed the city for information on several illegal immigrants who have been arrested there, but were shielded by its controversial sanctuary city policies. jacqui heinrich is in our newsroom with more on that. >> if the city doesn't hand over information that i.c.e. is looking for, they could be on the hook for federal fines. i.c.e. also subpoenaed the denver justice system over growing frustrations with sanctuary city policies. i.c.e. is demanding information on four aliens here in new york, including three who were released following assault, rape and drug charges. the fourth man is still behind bars charged with sexually abusing and murdering a 92-year-old woman from queens. in a press conference, i.c.e. railed against local officials showing a list of fugitives who were released into local communities after their i.c.e. detainers were refused. all these people were charged with assault. i.c.e. said the lack of cooperation puts communities at risk. >> -- sexual

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federation. the group's ceo, ian wright told me why his members were worried about the chancellor's proposals. he said we would not be in the single market, we would not be in the customsn and they are perfectly entitled to take that course of action. what we don't know is where the divergence will be. it is not like we are going to suddenly rewrite the entire rule book. we are going to diverge from the eu as we leave the european union on the 31st of december. so, what we don't know is where the individual elements of that divergence will come. from your business point of view, what are the alignment rules that are most pertinent for success? for the few food and drink, industry which exports 20% for the food and drink, industry which exports 20% of its production to the eu, so a massive percent of our workers are dependent on sales to the eu, we need the minimum possible friction in those sales. that is the test, it seems to me, for the government going forward. in the negotiations on the european free trade deal, and on those with america and australia and new zealand that are going on. incidentally, we strongly support this. we want free trade with the eu and ameri

federal, state and local agencies are all working together to protect the game,y. it's a stunning host city, but miami brings a whole host of unique security challenges. we went airborne with customs team and agent todd gayle. >> what are the challenges of securing a place like this? >> well, first off we're surrounded by water. so it's really important that we have our maritime assets out on the water actively patrolling looking for any threats that may come to the super bowl. >> reporter: this bird's-eye view is also critical to monitor activity not just down below but up here. >> above hard rock stadium, the faa will restrict airspace, and black hawk helicopters will federal skies looking for any unauthorized aircraft, including drones. some of the helicopters are fitted with infrared and they will transmit live to the command center. they have tons of tvs, but they won't be watching the game. >> this gives us access to thousands of cameras throughout the county that we can tap into if something is going on. >> reporter: and this year super bowl venues are scatter, three different major event locations. hard rock stadium is about 13 miles from the miami beach convention center

called for a department-wide study of how these state laws may impede federal enforcement capabilities. the ♪ ♪ recipients included customsder protection and the department of transportation security administration. in the memo, wolf warned the department that new state laws needed to be "prepared to deal with and counter these impacts as we protect the homeland." new york's laws, like others, still requires applicants to pass a road test. proponents of the state laws say they will improve traffic safety by reducing the number of uninsured motorists on the road. leland? >> leland: we will wait for the report and the political fallout. doug mckelway in washington, thanks. >> sandra: the rose bowl coming down to the wire in pasadena, oregon going up 28-27. the fourth quarter on the 30-yard touchdown. i was watching it live. wisconsin charges a controversial pass interference call that forces them to then punt. oregon hangs onto the win for a 28-27 battle. it was quite a game, were you watching? >> leland: i was not, but i'm surprised you wear. i thought this was a perfect moment to give you the opportunity to know that real