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federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of the truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety

federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety virally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety sho

federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety sho

now the man he's appointed chairman of the federal communications commission is going after a bay area broadcaster for reporting about ice activity happening in the south bay kron four's dan kerman reports. this is really concerning. the new chair of the federal communications commission >> has launched an investigation regarding a january. 26 kcbs radio report on ice activity in san jose county's response network says agents in san jose were. >> in unmarked vehicles including a black dodge durango. >> the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. >> you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity near this radio station broadcasting. the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possib

federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what news station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these this these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safe

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. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. >> we reached out to the station's parent company and they declined to comment. >> still ahead, real it has died at san francisco zoo. what we know about the death. >> president trump and elon musk are working to shrink the size of the federal government. democrats are pushing back. we have the latest and then shelves are empty. doors are closed san francisco neighborhood, grocery store is no more. we'll get into that kron. 4 we'll get into that kron. 4 news at 4 returns. ry excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back.

. >> the federal communications commission has published unedited video of this 60 minutes interview with then vice president kamala harris, which aired in october. in the heat of election season. trump is accusing cbs news of election interference, claiming in a lawsuit that the network deceptively doctored the interview to help harris in the 2024 presidential race. the evidence released, though, shows otherwise. >> cnn's chief media analyst brian stelter is with us now on this. brian, you say this is all based on a faulty premise, right? >> because cbs is not guilty of what's being charged here. cbs did not commit so-called news distortion, didn't commit election interference. it conducted some arguably funky editing which exposed itself to criticism. but there's nothing illegal about editing. all television networks do it, including the president's favorite network, fox news. but we in the media find ourselves in this impossible position now where we're reacting to unreality. we have to react to things that aren't real because they are expressed by trump and his allies. trump's co

local communities fighting back against president trump's attempts to withhold federal funds. >>> localommunities fighting back against federal attempts to withhold funds. >> i want to be clear, the trump administration is asserting a right it does not have. >>> the rain may be gone, but a big mess remains in the north bay, how long this dry spell will last before those showers return. >>> i heard that they closed it and i think it's horrible. >>> and the end of an era in san francisco, why the fillmore district is now losing a piece of its past today. >>> we'll meet the bay area woman who has been teaching history through dance for more than half a century, how she's helping young people connect with their roots. >> we need art. it changes like people's minds, people's heart. people think differently when you're involved in the arts. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> well, today bay area communities fighting back against president trump's order to pull federal funding from sanctuary cities and counties. >> good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> that order came

. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. we did reach out to the station's parent company for comment, but so far have not heard back. >> redwood city police arrested a 15 year-old boy in connection to a deadly shooting outside of a whole foods store. investigators say they found 18 year-old victim yesterday morning behind the store on adams street and jefferson streets. he was shot once, but because of the suspects age police are not releasing his name at this time. but the 15 year-old has been booked for murder into the san mateo county juvenile hall. today. we are learning the identities of the 2 people who died during the storms in santa rosa. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga was found inside of a covert on wednesday near friends. vall

. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. >> we did reach out to the station's parent company, but they have declined to comment. today we're learning the identities of the 2 people who died in the storms in santa rosa. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga was found inside of a covert on wednesday near friends. valley road one. 81 year-old frank robinson from sebastopol was found on sanford and hall road yesterday morning. one day after he was reported missing. today, an evacuation order for low-lying areas on the russian river has now been downgraded to evacuation warning. that means residents from those impacted areas can return home. kron four's joy horta has more on the cleanup happening today. >> it's big trees blocking the road right now

communities. they are fighting the white house plans to withhold billions of dollars in federal funding from communities who do refuse to assist federal immigration agencies. >> the trump administration is certainly interfering with our ability to do our job. they're trying to take away our autonomy and interfering with our ability to keep our residents safe. >> the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources. >> several other cities and counties across the country have now joined the lawsuit. trump administration contends communities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration agencies are often shielding violent criminals from deportation. >> the family of a 22 year old east bay man shot and killed 19 years ago in san francisco is still waiting for answers and justice. jermaine cooper, a graduate of mount eden high school in hayward, was the victim. he attended san jose state and worked at a tire shop and was the father of a five month old daughter. cold case investigators say it appears that cooper was set up. police have been putting up f

the us with the system tested on a trial basis after receiving from the 7 from the federal commission. the communications, restricted to text via satellite, will eventually offer voice and data features peggy shoo is a tiktok creator who's garnered millions of views she laughs becoming a milk influencer, or a dairy queen, came sort of by accident. i posted one video in 2023 about my favourite milk. i think i titled it best milk ever. i don't know if y'all have heard of the best milk ever, i don't know if you can see this. i was like, "0k, keep rolling with it." mm—hm. yep. she's been able to monetise her videos and sign deals with brands. in total, from 2024, i've made like five figures off of tiktok. by up to 20%. but they say they are now gaining traction in 2024, when we started tiktok, we had 34 users, 34 followers. but the party may be about to end. or face a ban. to kick in the day before the winner of the presidential election took office. it's not a pleasant scenario, but that's the structure you know, donald trump with. hello. hi. welcome to chick—fil—a. can i take your order? yeah. tiktok appea

why would excuse me, the fcc, the federal communications organization, why is musk taking that on? does that have something to do with x? the former twitter program? probably. so we do know that elon musk is working in areas that are clearly a conflict of interest to him. and this is a major problem. we could talk about the treasury and giving musk the keys to the treasury. why would he want to have information on every single american, all of our social security, all of our addresses? so what would it mean? well, it means it's the beach. it is the biggest data breach ever. china would certainly be looking at this and going, well, if only they could do it. but trump and musk have managed an extraordinary data breach. >> and it's not it's not reassuring when he has one of his employees who already is alleged to have stolen company secrets. so not a reassuring situation at all. congressman john garamendi, greatly appreciate your time as always, sir. thank you. next up, we're going to dig in more on russell vote and how all of doj's plans are playing right into his are playing right i

dozens of allies helped craft that document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan. the borders are. >> we're going to go. we got to go. whether it's a school, a church or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action for all that. a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, white house critics are going to say that is

dozens of allies helped craft that document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan, the border czar. >> we're going to go. >> we got to go. >> whether it's a school, a church or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action. for all that, a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, critics are going to say that's just

president trump and the federal communications commission that any american who values a free and independent press should care about, including trump supporters who should not like the precedent that is being set. the story started last fall when 60 minutes interviewed then vice president kamala harris, then candidate trump did not agree to sit down with the news magazine, but nonetheless he protested how 60 minutes edited the harris interview, specifically, the answer she gave after correspondent bill whitaker asked the vice president why israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was not listening to the biden administration. now, in a preview clip that ran on cbs's face the nation sunday morning, harris was shown answering like this. >> the work. >> that we have done. >> has resulted in a. >> number of movements. in that region by israel that were very much prompted by, or. a result of many. >> things. >> including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> but during 60 minutes airing, harris gave this answer to the same question. >> we are not going to stop pursuing what is

dozens of allies helped craft that document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan, the border czar. >> we're going to go. we've got to go. whether it's a school, a church or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action. for all that, a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, some white house critics would just call

late wednesday, cbs news was sent a letter of inquiry from the federal communications commission askinge full, unedited transcript and camera feeds from our interview with vice president harris, which aired on october 7th, 2024. we are working to comply with that inquiry as we are legally compelled to do. what does that say to you, molly? >> nothing good. it says nothing good. but i would also add, look, trump already said he was going to do this, but i would also add these media companies are sort of so big and so conflicted, and they have so many arms that they are all worried that donald trump is not going to let them do the kind of business they want, so they really are complying in advance, not just complying in advance in the anti-democracy sense, but also complying in advance in the sort of anti-free speech way. >> but the word, the word i'm sorry, the word is compromised. at the end of the day, it is compromised because what we are seeing is business. >> so what are they going to do? >> you are seeing donald trump use his power to lean on the media, to have everyone bend the kne

is it a federal advisor community? is it being run by newly appointed officials?se are all questions i asked the white house and have not received an answer on but the press secretary said that elon musk is a special government employee and claimed he is abiding by all applicable federal laws, but did not answer if he has gone through necessary security clearances, and as far of the scope -- as the scope of this, its extensive. newshour obtained an at the small business administration stating the agency needed to provide access to all systems, to a member of musk's d.o.g.e. team, who reportedly recently graduated from high school. in a call with staff, he said he needed access to the hr system and contract system and payment systems. amna: we know that d.o.g.e. and the trump administration are already facing some lawsuits. laura: multiple lawsuits. there's one from the state democracy defenders fund and other groups nailed at -- other groups aimed at nailing down what is d.o.g.e. and is it in violation of that federal advisory committee act. there's another lawsui

federal funding. this would be catastrophic to our city, to the services that we need to provide to our community. the group also noted it's not the first time they've had to fight this fight. during the first trump administration, san francisco and santa clara sued the federal goverernment after the administration attempted to withhold fedederal funds from the city based on its sanctuary policies like it is trying to do today. and we won in san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. amazon removed all references to diversity and inclusion from its most recent annual report. company filed its report for 2024 today following the release of its fourth quarter earnings. previous reports mentioned inclusion and diversity in a section called human capital, but this new report doesn't mention it at all. this comes after a month after amazon ended some of its diversity, equity and inclusion programs. as president trump rapidly moves to reduce the federal workforce. he's getting pushback. the new administration is facing a lawsuit on the bid to shutter an agency, but it lost a round with fbi agents

communications executives discuss broadband access in rural communities, federal use of technology and emergency alert system resiliency. this house energy and commerce committee hearing is just over three hours. >> the communications and technology subcommittee of the 119 congress. i am honored to serve as chairman of the subcommittee where there is a rich history of identifying and addressing the most pressing issues raised in the communications and technology sectors. as technology continues to advance, this subcommittee will be at the forefront of solving tough issues. the subcommittee has historically worked in a bipartisan manner to solve many of the issues before us, and i plan to continue that tradition by working with my ranking member, representative matsui, who i respect very much, and i have admired her work and accomplishments as a leader in this space and look forward to working together with and learning from ms. matsui. also excited to work with my vice chairman, mr. rick allen, and all of my subcommittee members on both sides of the aisle to advance important legislati

federal judge. >> we will need greater support from the communities that we serve.ors. >> council members, including myself as the head of the finance committee, were not consulted whatsoever. >> oakland city members tell ktvu they're looking at all options to try and help these groups. but the city administrator says the cuts are necessary to close a projected budget deficit of nearly $130 million for the current fiscal year. the administrator issued a statement which reads in part, quote, we recognize these reductions will be difficult for their recipients and for the community members benefiting from the services they help fund. and fortunately, we do not anticipate additional reductions or additional reductions remain necessary. some of these nonprofits started decades ago. unity council celebrated its 60th anniversary just last year. dave. >> all right. andre. thank you. time is 617. the city of oakland will rename an intersection in honor of the late baseball hall of famer rickey henderson. the city council approved installing a commemorative street sign for r

communications executives discussed broadband access and rural communities, federal use of commercial technology and emergency alert system resiliency. this subcommittee hearing is just over three hours. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. the communications and technology subcommittee of the 119th congress, i am honored to serve as the chairman of the subcommittee. where there's a rich history of identifying and addressing the most pressing issues raised in the communications and technology sectors. as technology continues to advance this subcommittee will be at the forefront of solving tough issues. subcommittee has a stroke work in ao bipartisan manner to solve many of the issues before us, and a plan to continue that tradition by working with my ranking member who i i respect very much and have admired her work and a accomplishments as a leader in this space. i look forward to working together and learning from ms. matsui. i'm grateful for the work chairman latta brought to the subcommittee and applicable to continuing it and learning from him as well. i'm also excited to w

community health centers receive funding from the federal government.t funding has been involved in this freeze. this is where people get their health care. this is actually a life and death matter. so is so is national security and intelligence. but people may think that's distant and removed. community health centers are not distant and removed from their lives. >> now, as i've been traveling across virginia in my campaign for governor, from southwest virginia to hampton roads this past weekend, southwest the weekend before, this is an issue that people have brought to me. the reality is community health centers, they serve communities from the most rural of parts of virginia across the entirety of our state. they deliver health care in places where people need it. and what we are seeing is there are at this point currently, by the numbers, more than 100 health centers in virginia that don't know how they're going to keep their staff on, they have not received the funding that they need. and the implications of this are this chaos coming out of the wh

here are some real stories -- during the chaos that overwhelmed federal agencies, community health centers were unable to access the federal funding they rely on to provide critical health services. many of them were weighing furloughs of their doctors, nurses, their counselors, their essential providers. a nonprofit in connecticut that provides critical mental health services was terrified that they may not be able to pay their staff if the funding freeze continued. i spoke to the head of the alliance or association of community health centers. he told me about one in the northeastern part of the state that had to close its dentsal -- its dental services. medicaid payments are now seemingly back on line, but this administration put one million connecticut residents who rely on medicaid and the connecticut children's health insurance program at risk with these needless and reckless theatrics. child care, similarly connecticut head start was unable to access payments. president trump jeopardized child care and early childhood education for 5,000 families in connecticut. connecticut farmers,

the way they engage with the management system, not only on wild lands owned by the federal government, but in communitiesoss the country including in los angeles. >> jacob, i'm curious whether anyone's raised alarms about this yet. is anyone calling the federal government saying it's a bad idea? >> reporter: kate, i spoke to an official within the bureau of land management for our story. this is someone involved in the hiring process of these firefighters. what she told me is she received a directive to hold off offers related to fire positions. what this official told me is the level of stupidity and negligence is enraging. people making these decisions are not the ones whose houses will burn down. there's anger from people inside these departments responsible for hiring firefighters because they know the consequences of not having them on board. >> more to come. jacob soboroff, thank you. >>> america's first jobs report of 2025 is out now. it shows hiring is slowing down a bit, but the economy remains strong overall. >> according to bureau of labor atistics 143,000 jobs were added. the unemployment rat

. >>> well, today bay area communities fighting back against president trump's order to pull federal funding from sanctuary cities and counties. >> good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> that order came from new attorney general pam bondi shortly after she was sworn in earlier this week. our very own kara st. cyr joins us live now in san francisco where local leaders and community members gathered today to say we will not be intimidated. kara. >> reporter: ryan, this isn't the first time san francisco has filed a lawsuit against the trump administration over its immigration policy. it happened during his first presidency back in 2017, but what's different is the question of checks and balances. that's coming from legal analysts who say this case will have huge implications for the future of how local government is run. >> the purpose of our local sanctuary laws, the trump administration is asserting a right it does not have. >> reporter: san francisco city attorney david chiu fired back against the trump administration's efforts to crack down on sanctuary cities with a lawsuit. the cit

i can speak for myself, i cooperate with federal partners those are creating harms, i have to release people in our communities, i support changing that challenge and give us the ability to cooperate with federal partners. >> senator blumenthal. >> i want to thank you for having this hearing and the ranking member as well, this cause should unite us across the aisle and today's hearing reflects that kind of bipartisan support for stronger measures to stop social media from spreading, selling, distributing fentanyl and other toxic chemicals and with senator blackburn with the kids online safety bill, that will reduce the threat of these drugs and i hope with what was reflected in the 91 in the senate supporting that bill. i'm pleased to work with ted cruz and senator graham on measures that would reduce that threat of social media and others on the committee. i want to raise an issue that is tremendously relevant. it indicates, the mass purchase of the ranks of the fbi. no denying fbi agents have been fired, suspended and otherwise disciplined, they took on orders increment investigations. kash patel said to us

trump administration as part of this russell vought project 2025 agenda, there is a communications blackout from all federal health agencies, which also applies by the way to their communications with congress, so that means none of us -- all of the work that was happening, nonpartisan work, nonpolitical work, all of that work that was happening, the communications about this really concerning public health threat of avian flu, that was all stopped. now what i'm hearing reports rf from my friends and colleagues back home in minnesota is that they're seeing this public health data which is important to feeting the avian flu -- fighting the avian flu, some of data has been removed from government websites. who knows why, maybe there was a mention of the world inclusion in that -- what was in those public health reports and so they got scrubbed. who knows -- who knows why that is. but that is another example, colleagues of how this sort of strategy of russell vought and project 2025 and donald trump, how it's hurting our health. i can tell you we would all be better off if we had access to that public health d

last congress federal communication commission spectrum auction authority expired for the first time due to disagreements about how spectrum resources should be allocated. these options have historically brought in billions to our national economy the highest spectrum auctions raising over $80 billion from private companies. it is simple economics is limited supply, on limited demands and a willingness to pay. we need to re- authorize fcc rec spectrum auction authority immediately. lewis also continue to look for ways for unlicensed spectrum available unlicensed spectrum unlocks the internet of things in smart device economy and which americans rely providing tremendous economic growth. on the first trump administration where the 1200 megahertz of unlicensed spectrum is made available in the 60 gigahertz band. leading to massive opportunities for innovation for farmers, industrialists and communities. these successes are just a start however as we progress our adversaries are constantly trying to undermine our leadership in international standard-setting bodies through ip theft and t

fallout continues as sanctuary city mayors refuse cooperation with federal authorities trying to get illegal migrants out of communitiessterday one of her first attorney general, first actions was to issue a directive that federal grants through the department of justice will be refused to jurisdictions that don't share information about illegal migrants. the trump administration went after undocumented people with criminal records. this pause in federal funds extend to cities like denver and boss tons who mayors don't want cops cooperating with federal counterparts. >> regardless who is in the white house. chicago is a city that opens its arms to people from around the globe. >> local communities implement local laws and federal government can implement their laws and we are not forced to participate in their actions, just as they are not asked to carry out filling potholes and other things like that as well. >> the house overside and government reform committee is investigating sanctuary cities. the office of chicago mayor johnson confirmed that he will head to d.c. next month to give a statement to that committee. t

federal partners on immigration issues. i have the ability at high level offenders only for they don't always pick them up but release them back into the communityere they i am a supporter of abolishing that sb 54 movement. we have fields and cooperate with the federal partner. we hold criminals accountable those are entrusted to my care in my jail the safest environment to transfer over too isis custody. we'll keep our communities safe and immigrant communities for trying to prey upon them. >> so many people will say when they get back out, when they invade evade law enforcement in these cities they really return more committed to abuse people in those communities where they've been trafficking those drugs to pick up the pace selling the drugs. i look at sanctuary cities at how difficult it makes your job when you're trying to keep our communities safe. and we thank you for the work that you do. we thank each of you for being here today. senator blumenthal and i figure said the you foundational law that will allow us to hold social media to account. thank you all. thank you madam chair. >> thank you. senator schmitt? >> madam chair, to earrings

local officials saying they will not cooperate with federal law enforcement to get criminals out of their streets, and off -- and out of their communities, and they are going to impede federal law enforcement, trying to deport these individuals, then they come hat in hand asking for federal tax dollars? no. if you cooperate and you stop obstructing justice or you can know federal funds, is very simple so i hope the trump administration drives a hard bargain here, cuts off the funding enforces these local officials to do what is necessary, to protect their own citizens. >> trace: two weeks and three days so far the bargains they have driven, pretty hard! thank you both. coming up the nc to making changes following trump's bans on transgendered athletes and women sports the one and only caitlyn jenner think the band should go worldwide! she joins us live on it sat next.in -- on set next.. age, the culture of the west. when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money. we are free

it's critical we're able to provide those health services and the community services that federal funding helps support. >> reporter: a similar lawsuit was placed during the first trump administration but was settled in court. >> reporter: we spoke to rory little from uc law san francisco. he says the case law in this one favors sanctuary cities. >> the law is actually very clear that the federal government cannot compel state and local officials to do anything to execute federal law. so if, san francisco wants to have a policy that says nobody can assist in the federal immigration efforts, that's a sanctuary city, this case from you know 1997 says they can't make you do it. >> reporter: professor little says local jurisdictions cannot obstruct federal immigration efforts but they do not have to help. >>> all right up next, one of contra costa county's largest school districts is facing a familiar problem. a budget crisis. how it's trying to make up for low enrollment. >>> and the clean up still under way after this week's damaging storms. >>> not a lot of rain across the bay area today.

federal partners on immigration issues. i have the ability to turn over high level offenders only to ice. they don't always pick them up which requires me to release them back into the communities where they often reoffend. sb 54 movement, we have to be able to cooperate with our federal partners. i think that if we hold these criminals accountable, this is not the general public, those interested in my care in my jail, the safest environment to transfer them to ice custody, will protect immigrant communities from them returning to prey upon them. sen. blackburn: many people will say that when they get back out, when they evade law enforcement in the sanctuary cities, they really return even more committed to abuse people in those communities where they have been trafficking those drugs, to pick up the pace of selling the drugs. i look at these sanctuary city policies and i think how difficult it makes your job when you're trying to keep our communities safe. we thank you for the work you're doing. we thank each of you for being here today. senator blumenthal and i will continue to push kosa to get that foundational law that will allow us to hold social media to account. chair

our federal employees are part of every single community in america. they keep us safe, they sustain us, and they support us. now they are under attack. donald trump and elon musk's attack on the federal workforce is an illegal purge. don't let anyone call it anything else. this is a purge. it is an unlawful attempt by a reality show wannabe king to install cronies and boot liquors. our public certificate -- lickers. our public servants represent the best of us, they are selfless, determined, disciplined and professional. they are everything that donald trump and his maga flunkies are not. to our public servants i will say this. do not be afraid. do not be intimidated. the law is on your side. we are still with you. a grateful nation is still with you. you have dedicated your lives to the american people. you have made our country strong. ha faith that our country is strong enough to with stand the petty tantrums of a small, self-obsessed man who disgraces the very idea of public service with his every breath. now is the time for courage. i am grateful

within this community because it's not just the federal workers that are impacted, it's countless contractors that are being laid off because of the uncertainty that it's going to become a very big constitutional question. but there are separation of powers in this country. the constitution says congress gets to decide where the going to spend us money, congress setup usa id. it's not clear that they actually have the authority to just simply move usa id underneath the umbrella of the state department. now we've heard from the secretary state marco rubio, he says that there some of these programs will continue once they are reviewed. but i think it's important to point out that when he was a senator, he defended for assistance, pointed out that it's less than one percent of the federal spending. so there will be court challenges. but that's going to do very little because it's going to take time. in the meantime, this community is simply in chaos. and this might not be the only group community in chaos passing because it's not the only department we're hearing. the trump administration admini

federal government has in the case against her. the u.s. attorney says they have shared 140gb worth of information, including more than a quarter million files, financial records, emails and other electronic communicationecutors also revealed text messages that they say show a corrupt deal involving the city's purchase of 100 modular homes. tao has maintained her innocence. she pleaded not guilty at a hearing last month. the mayor looks forward to defending herself against these charges, showing that there is in fact, no evidence to support these charges, and we will look forward to doinghat in the courtroom. both sides are due back in federal court for another hearing april 24th. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, or are prone to infections. liver problems can occur. entyvio. re

and if a a community or a city or state does not want to work with federal agencies like ice to prioritizethis, then those communities in those locations should expect to see a larger federal presence. that is what we're going to see very likely under the trump administration. unfortunately, for many of these locations, immigration is a federal responsibility that has been the last four years as states like texas have had to step up, take their own border security into their own hands. while being sued by the government who's taken action. it would be comical if it wasn't so dangerous to the country. in closing, i'll say very simply. it's time to regain control of the country and our security. the american people have spoken. immigration and border security as. we called it became the top in this election because of how it touches touches so much of our daily lives. it impacts the. it impacts our. and security. it impacts education of our children. it impacts all areas of life. and it was reflected such when the american people cast their votes. so i look forward to the new administration

federal level. so how is the city responded to that? >> we're trying to express our solidarity with all these communities, whether you know, folks, trance, whoever the federal government may for trump may be going after the stuff they're doing around around lgbt issues is crazy and some of it is symbolic but ugly of the notifications for lgbt travelers on the state department's website. now currently only say lgb travel is so they've taken that he out. they've taken down all sorts of information on the cdc website about prep. so there they are just they're kind of going all over the place and are racing from of, you know, federal mention these communities that i that they don't like. whether that is a people or or whoever else you know there. there's so much stuff coming at us. our city attorney david chiu is great and his lawyers are great. and to the extent that we need to litigate, we well, he's already, you know, in court, protecting trying protect birthright citizenship, which it's insane that that's even a question. but there will be a lot of stuff to litigate with the federal government about over the next few years. >> all right