. >> first of all, alee is complaining illegal immigrants with legal immigrants. illegal immigrants are forbidden to work under federal law and in many places, they are displacing american workers or driving down wages to the point where american work letters no longer take those jobs. in addition, local communities have to provide education, all sorts of other benefits where people once they get there. so it is already costing them a lot of money. what they should do is let the law to be enacted and for these people to move over and get the american worker an opportunity to take these jobs. >> all right. do you want to respond to that? it is not always people who are in the country legally who are doing those jobs. a lot of times it is people who are here and undocumented. >> well, this is the thing about the issue. it is very nuanced. when you look at idaho, iowa, south carolina, even small towns in texas. the law enforcement took an oath to serve the community. they don't want to be chasing immigrants out or even worse, immigrants are not reporting crimes to la

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saying speaking of alee yans, trump, speaking of success, america was already great and successful. then you happened. chinese newspapers predicted a trade war. one newspaper writing it is also highly probably that his u.s. might clash with china over trade. even russia, which has praised russia, making clear that moscow has its own interests. vladimir putin saying the acting administration will have to be introduced to all the nuances of our bilateral times. >> jim sciutto joins us now. jim, i know you have been hearing from folks about the president's comments at the cia. does this mean -- in more important terms that his relationship with the intelligence community, which he now says is fine, are they all of a sudden now on the same page. >> there is places where intelligence communities did not like the obama administration or disagreed. you know, there was frustration with decision-making, concentration of power in the nsc. so donald trump -- and you heard some to bleeg references to him saying i am going to give you backing. so he has a message there that he kind of wedged in,

. >> i understood you in responding to justice alee tow to say the state have to give the money back because they got it from a flawed prosecution is that right? >> right. >> there's a $30 docket fee. in other words, that's not something that depends upon whether the conviction is valid or not in the normal case. >> all of these payments under colorado law are collected only from defendant's who are convicted. >> including the docket fee. >> yes. none of these fees charges, et cetera are the sorts of sort of filing fees that are collected from any litigant win or lose. there's nothing like that in this case. this is all money that is contingent upon the existence of a conviction. >> the other kplicomplication, other words, the state took things away from you, it took property away from you will and when the conviction is reversed they have to restore you to the position you were in before the prosecution. the fees are small in comparison with the main thing that was taken away and that was liberty. so if your argument is correct he, why shouldn't -- didn't the state -- the state took

. >> in a statement alee janet air said we rely on crew members to oversee and keep every passenger safepect that authority toe consistent. >> i went to dinner last night and somebody at the coat check said what terrible thing are you guys going to report today. we had that story earlier about the child being beaten up by the laughing heathens and you look at this story and you wonder what's happening with this country. >> kindless and empathy. >> it always, always works under all circumstances. >> respect for the other person. >> so bothersome. >>> critics say the tiezermen advertisement for mypillow -- >> and we have this invitation for you as always. we invite you to sub excite to our "cbs this morning" podcast. you will get this, the news of the day, extended interviews and what, norah? >> podcast originals. >> originals is what we do. >> i think we should do a charlie podcast original today. >> i think we shoul >> we'll think of something. >> we'll think of something. >> do you approve, charlie? >> we will. >> the secrets behind the video. >> find them all on apple itunes and ipod c