angie goff at the live desk with details. angie, what happened? >> eun, we know ten people arrested to that charlie hebdo attack. the people suspected of supplying the weapons, one of the three attackers in the charlie attack. and he also killed four people in a hostage situation at a market in paris before he was shot and killed in a shoot-out this week. i'm angie back to you. >>> president trump marks his first 100 days on saturday and today, he's set to unveil his tax reform plan. >> it's a plan that is set to include a massive tax cut. tracie potts is on capitol hill. tracie take us into the proposal and what it means for families. >> what it means for families, the administration says, is more jobs. they're expecting to announce a big cut for businesses. corporate tax cut from 35% to 15%. now, on the other side, people who are against it say the problem is, when you bring that much less money into washington, into the government, you can do less. so, a lot of the programs out there helping poor people, helping working families, could be cut.

>> all right, angie.ung says it will fix a red tint problem found by some users of its newest smartphone. some galaxy s8 and s8 plus users say there's a problem. an update will give users control over their screen color. meanwhile, the company says presales for the phone were its best ever. >>> looks like people were planning to spend more this mother's day. expected to reach a record $23.6 billion. that breaks down to about $186 per shopper. that's $14 more than last year. the increase is expected to be driven largely by jewelry and services such as spa, getting a pedi. >> mother's day, sunday, may 14th. >> people are planning. >> get on it. >>> another major company is coming out of fire for ads promoting its product. >> shay moisture is a product used by black women. the ad talks about women struggling with hair. >> once i got more comfortable with myself my hair went with that. >> they issued an apology on their facebook page their intent, quote, will never be to >>> a pet reunited with his master usi

angie goff is at the live desk with details. angie, what's going on? man was found dead in woodbridge, virginia. there was a fire they were investigating at sherbrooke circle. prince william county police say that's when fire crews found the man dead inside. at this point from their early investigation it is being called a homicide. we plan to bring you more information and more developments as we get them. now back to you, aaron. >> angie, thank you. >>> 6:32. here's a look at the top stories this morning. firefighters back on the scene of a massive fire in college park. they're putting out hot spots at a building that was under construction on berwin house road. it went up in flames and it caused problems with air quality. >>> a crash involving d.c. police. we first told you about this late last night. police stopped to help a car involved in a crash on 695 at southbound 295. then another car struck the police cruiser. that driver now faces dui charges. the officers inside the cruiser were taken to the hospital but >>> if you're just waking up, the w

angie goff monitoring news for us. angie? >> that's right. defense secretary jim mattis is in afghanistan for an unannounced visit. there he will assess america's war needs. we know at this point he will meet with government officials including the president of afghanistan. now it's an arrival that comes days after two top afghan military officials stepped down following an attack by the taliban that killed more than 100 soldiers. recently a top u.s. commander in kabul asked congress for troops in order to support afghan security forces in an effort to defeat the taliban. we know mattis will discuss the war needs while there. more as we get it. eun, back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> 4:47. important week for president trump as he nears the end of his first 100 days. it is also an important week for congress. lawmakers return to work and they're faced with a major deadline to avoid a government shutdown. >> funding for the government runs out on friday. will they reach a deal? news 4's tracie potts is here. >> here's. >> reporter:'s the dea

>> reporter: angie, that is right.hat blackhawk was from the 12th aviation battalion here at davidson airfield. two people aboard the helicopter are in the hospital and we now know that one has now looking out at video from the scene, news 4 was there in maryland where the ua 60 blackhawk chopper went down at the golf course 60 miles east of the district. that crash happening close to 1:40 monday afternoon in what army officials say was a training flight. video from southern maryland news.net shows the blackhawk having appeared to have disintegrated. witnesses say it was flying with other helicopters before it appeared to lose control and plummet. the question now is why. the two surviving passengers were taken to a trauma center. one in serious condition, the other in critical condition. now an update is due out soon. the names of those aboard are due out once their families have been notified. we are live from fort belvore. i'm justin finch. >> blackhawk helicopters flying above us are not area. they are a big part o

>> you had tons of amazing cameos, angie tribeca, including your mother. >> mom! >> what?un to do something together. >> how did you get her to come on the show? >> it was really hard. it was really hard. her quote was high. she was difficult. she kept swinging for a couple times. it's been fun, she's been on a couple times now. we get to play with the idea that she's my mom. >> rashida's mom is peggy lipton who starred on the "mod squad" in the '60s on the same paramount lot where "angie tribeca" is filmed. lipton later married quincy jones known among other things as producing michael jackson's "thriller" album. >> what did you want to be when you were growing up. >> i wanted to be the president and/or a judge and/or a lawyer. something where i was an enforcer. >> it was difficult to ignore show business, though. during a childhood spent hanging around close family friends like michael jackson. bubbles the chimp, michael's pet chimp once bit you in a pretty vicious way. >> that's true. >> it is true? >> yeah. >> really? >> yeah. >> when you were a kid? >> yeah. >> what h

>> angie, thank you. 4:33. today you will want to plan ahead if you want to travel close to the jefferson memorial. the national one lane between maine avenue and ohio drive. they need to replace miles of aging water pipe. that closure will last for about two weeks joompt this morning an effort to reduce bicyclist and pedestrian deaths will get underway. the street smart campaign will kick off. the program brings together police agencies and transit officials to step up enforcement of traffic laws. >>> drumroll please. soon you won't have to use nicknames for the eagles at the national arboretum. stars and stripes, honor and glory, peace and harmony. eaglets parents are named mr. president and first >> i think that i like stars and stripes. >> stars and stripes? >> i want fred and ethel. fred and ethel. >> ricky and lucy. we can do so much better. >> a lot is involved. >> you're patriotic. >> go ahead, ricky and lucy. >> fair enough. another kind of a cloudy, ugly day to be outside today. >> very much like yest

eun. >> angie goff, thank you.le, a memorial to honor the victims of metro's deadly accident is getting a face-lift. northeast washington had become overgrown. nine people were killed there when two red line trains collided about eight years ago. the city now tells us legacy memorial park will get a face-lift and upgrade in the next few days. >>> right now, congress is in the middle of a budget negotiation to avoid a government shut down on friday. here are four things to know if you work for the government and it does close. this is according to federal news radio. you will probably still get paid. in the 2013 shut down, workers received back pay. federal employees would still receive health benefits and it's likely to cost a lot of money. the 2013 government shutdown cost the government roughly $2.5 billion in loft productivity. >>> fairfax county police say they're working around the clock to find out who murdered a 71-year-olds man in his retirement community. one spot detectives are focusing on is the eden cen

with angie's list and did you personally play a role with angie's list and communicate with them?i did. a lot of stop o'reilly participants and sleeping giants which represents consumers. i spoke to angie's list yesterday and they confirmed that they're no longer advertising on bill o'reilo'reis program. they came to recognize that it's not about what bill o'reilly is saying or the content of his program but it's actually about what bill o'reilly did and whether or not they want to continue to associate their business with that kind of conduct. it's very different than the content of what he's actually saying and i think that's an important distinction to draw right at the top. >> but doesn't it represent a form of censorship, if this really were of such import that it drove away the audience, the audience would flee o'reilly but instead you don't lean on the audience, instead you lean on the advertisers. >> i don't see this as a censorship issue. it's not about the content of his program. in fact, it really is a personnel issue. any other employer would have held an employee acco

angie?k you, megan. >>> this morning the white house is preparing for one of the biggest days of the year. >> we are talking about the annual easter egg roll. it is the first for president donald trump and first lady melania trump. aimee cho is live with a preview. aimee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hey, guys. the last time i saw you, that was about 45 minutes ago. we were standing in a parking lot waiting to get in. 45 minutes later we are still waiting. the event is supposed to start in just an hour. nobody has told us what's going on or given us an update of when we can go in. taking a look around some people walking around in there. not a lot of activity going on. we've been waiting here for three hours. no word yet on when we will get in. this is supposed to be a smaller scale event than in years past. half as many people, half as many that is what is happening here outside the white house. everything we've seen so far agree with the smaller numbers that we've been given. w

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angie was right. do not tell angie i said that, wayne. - i don't know who angie is, lady.nna get to the other side of the park. why don't they make you with four wheels? - oh, all these years i thought i was protecting her from things that she was scared of. but maybe i was just protecting her from things i was scared of. - oh, my god. she is trying to ride it with her hands on the pedals now. - okay, i can't watch this anymore. [playful music] ♪ - no, mom, i'm getting that story and you can't stop me. - i'm not gonna stop you, pumpkin. i'm gonna teach you like i should have done 25 years ago. - really? - god sure has a sense of humor. he gave a nervous nellie like me the world's bravest daughter. #soproud. [chuckles] - you know, i do know how to ride a bike. maybe i can just go get some footage for the story? - no, i want you to film my baby's first bike ride. and then i want you to ride across the park and interview that bear-- or whatever. all right. i got you. - okay, i'm just gonna go slow. - here we go. that's okay. good girl, you're doing it. - okay, don't let go. d

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news4's angie goff has more from the newsroom.ngie. >> eun, included in that meeting, the overall group said it still needs to get clarity on what exactly a sanctuary city is and reality of detainers. the detainers gifts customs enforcement up to two days to look into the status and potentially deportation. here's what chief mayer told us? >> we don't do immigration investigations. nor do 90% of police departments in this country. this is not a political discussion. this is not a political decision. it is a legal decision. our attorneys say you do not have the authority to withhold an individual based on civil >> and manger saying police chiefs more clarity when it comes to this issue. now, back to you. >>> well, we are here to let you know that you might as well prepare to fight. you might as well be prepared to spend money because we're not going down without a fight. >> that was just one of the heated exchanges between neighbors and officials from t-mobile and milestone communications. the companies want to build a new cell pho

>> angie, thank you. >>> today is holocaust remembrance day, and the u.s.emorial museum will officially open its new conservation and research center in prince george's county. the dedication for the new center will happen at 11:00 this morning. they will house the collection of the record of the holocaust using more energy. >>> we've learned that the number are up. there are 541 antisemitic incidents. that's 380 harassment incidents, 155 vandal lymphs and 6 physical assaults. they unanimously voted to use additional funding to increase security at jewish centers. >>> today is america monday at low down loudoun county in leas. the young conservatives accused the school administration of refusing to have an american day because it would be too political. the administration says that's not true. >> to think american is not a political thing. >> i believe the administration was too afraid that they might have offended somebody with american day. >> this is something where they talk to their advisors they might haveot perspective in context for what they were s

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i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff.ailed the there hero of the night, but unfortunately there could be an injury we're dealing with. but first, look behind us. a dreary start. a little bit of drizzle to start us off. unfortunately, the rain is here to stay throughout our saturday. we want to check in with storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts. hey, lauren. >>> hey, unfortunately, we havehe rain as you said, angie, most of the day and pretty much through the day tomorrow. some areas will be dry tomorrow but not all. we'll show you what is happening out there right now. we have a few showers out there. and this is going to continue to pull through the area as we go through your saturday morning. unfortunately, we are getting dry spots, but that won't last for long. another batch of rain will continue to move through the area. look at that fog. it is going to be a little on the foggy side as you head out the door. temperatures right now are 61 degrees. we're going to continue to drop. we'll spend most of the day in th

discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. because your home is where our heart is.usan rice unmasking scandal. this remarkable. catherine herridge reporting earlier in the broadcast on carter -- carter page, the former unpaid part-time advisor to part of the trump campaign. he calls everything that's said about him proper began today. what are we dealing with here? >> it's a train wreck. the most important takeaway is you have double confirmation that the obama administration was conducting political espionage using signals intelligence platforms against trump and trump associates. so with general mike flynn, now carter page, and you have the washington post writing up an article that to me was a big nothing. there is no great stunning revelation in the article at all other than the fact that they sure as hell were going after carter page and generating fisa warrants and doing counter in tell jones against him and general flynn. there is double confirmation there was surveillance of trump and his associates. lou: double, triple, i don't know what the number of is no

angie goff at the live desk at what a local election in georgia means for the country. angie. >> yeah, aaron, people are asking why. why does a congressional race in georgia matter? the fact that it was so close, why does that matter? well, here's the deal. this one rates. it could rock on a national level. democrat jon ossoff here won with just two points of taking a democrat seat held by republicans for decades. president trump also weighing in. just tweeting a short time ago. despite major outside win for republicans. glad to be of help. also dnc chair, tom perez chiming in the results are further proof that the grassroots energy we're seeing in terms of the electoral progress in every system code. back to you. angie, thank you. >>> $250,000 will be spent to improve communities at jewish centers. the county council unanimously approved this yesterday. new surveillance cameras, controls on doors and windows will be installed in bethesda. it comes after a series of bomb threats at jccs earlier this year. >>> new protections in place for victims of rape in maryland. gov

eun, we'll follow up. >> back to you. >>> thank you, angie. we now know the name of a man who died in a military crash in southern maryland. he was specialist jeremy tomlin from tennessee and 22 years old. the army black hawk crashed into a golf course in leonardtown monday. two other members of the crew are still in critical condition. >>> the six flags ride that left dozens of people, riders, now open. the joker's jinx has been closed since thursday. the issue was with one of the ride's wheels and that the problem has since been fixed. maryland ride inspectors cleared the ride to be put back into service. >>> a milestone for a major road project in the heart of the district. take a look at the map here. it shows the massive crossing project. city officials will be on hand to celebrate the opening of the new on-ramp for the 395 tunnel. the ramp will open saturday. it's part of a major reconstruction that is gives d.c. three city blocks that will include homes, office space and stores. >>> it could wind up saving your life for somebody else's.

hey, message. >> eun and angie, that's right. fairfax county say it's possible children are inside a house with a man who is experiencing some sort of mental health crisis. right now you're looking at the live barricade situation. a bit dark. you can see an active scene there. this is the thomas day area. when they arrived the resident refused to come outside. investigators say it's possible this man could be armed. we have a crew on scene right now working to learn new information. justin finch will have a live report on the scene for the next half hour. >> megan, thank you. >>> our other top story, the manhunt is underway for this man. he's accused of killing someone and broadcasting it live on facebook. steve stevens claims to have killed more than a dozen people. police say the search is now outside ohiond armed and dangerous. >> an emotional day of remembrances took place on the campus of virginia tech. last night a candlelight vigil was held for the people involved in the mass shooting. >>> if you use metro's green line, yo

our social media editor will be doing the workshop and angi angie gough will be moderating. tell us about what they're going to be doing. >> the theme is building broccoli city and building inclusive cities so we have heads of, just really amazing people in the fields. we have him there and michael who does a lot of great work in terms of civic engagement around jeff staple that's big on fashion and just kind of a cool vibe. a hip hop artist but also has a co juices so he'll be speaking on that. we have the story along with a number of other folks looking at technology and looking at politics and getting great minds to come together. >> networking. >> networking having these good conversations and definitely having actionable items that we can move forward with. >> so all of this is the big build up to the big show that takes place on saturday and the festival is headlined co-headlined as well. >> the black beatles. >> yeah. >> tell us about the other artists. >> sure. 21 savage, local acts such as chad french. >> when you put a festival like performers. how you put the musi

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despite rumors to the contrary, sources tell us neither angie or brad have been dating. it's all about the kids. you know what, in the end that's all that matters. >>> more kid talk. last week, social media lost its mind when serena williams posted this photo announcing she was 20 weeks pregnant. >> she took the photo down and we were wondering was it true? serena will clear the confusion up. >> getting ready to go on stage. >> that t.e.d. talk came with a confession. serena didn't mean to reveal her pregnancy. she's been taking weekly pics of her bump and she made this picture public and immediately the secret was out. my phone doesn't ring that much and 30 minutes later, i'd miss four calls so i picked it up and was like oh no. the dad is alexis ohanian, co-founded of reddit. >> i would have never put you with a nerdy geek. >> me, neither. i'm going to be honest with you, it's been the best thing for me. >> serena says she never considered herself the marrying type, and loves her freedom. so, when, alexis popped the question in rome, she was actually upset. "when he pr

zbh and you're angie tribeca.u're a writer yourself? >> yeah. listen, i'm very lucky. i'm surrounded by great writers. the show runner is an mazing writer. the writing is number one for me always. >> angie tribeca doesn't crack a smile. >> no i'm dead serious. >> how do you do that? we were talking about that this morning. how do you do that? >> it's a little hard. >> so goofy. >> it's so goofy. we had a scene the other day where my partner and i were fighting in the car tlaen say full like car wash with guys in speedos rubbing themselves on the front window. it was so -- like soap and suds and we're having a serious conversation. i found it really difficult to keep a straight face. >> steve says that you were the linchpin for this show. that's what he says. what was your impression of him when you first met him? >> he's one of the most talented people i ever worked w he is amazingthing that you didn't expect from him. all this stuff you don't see on "the office." he is such a nice person. he is a much better real

. >>> let's go to angie goff at the live desk. she's following the latest on the secretary of defense's trip to afghanistan. >> yes. we have new video, aaron, of the secretary's arrival in kabul. defense secretary jim mattis arriving here greeted by some u.s. officers and soldiers here. he is the first member of the cabinet to visit the war torn country. he will meet with afghan official alzheimer's including the president. they will discuss war needs u.s. support of afghan security forces. mattis' visit came day after the taliban's attack. that's the latest from the live desk. aaron, back to you. >>> protests broke out after french voters promote two outside candidates to a runoff election for president. independent emanuel macron finished first. he will face far right populist marine le pen. >>> a bizarre crime in the palisades neighborhood. yesterday afternoon a man stopped at a gas station on mcarthur boulevard. a suspect approached him and snatched something off of his shoulder. he hopped into the bmw and sped off. he didn't

. >>> plus, angie goff takes us to a virginia winery catering to moms and dads and their children.melia? >>> as we look to the weekend, doreen, probably not time to head to a winery because of the rain in the forecast but most of the area is under a moderate drought. tomorrow and an sunday's forecast in about ten minutes. >>> overtime again? are you kidding me? i'm carol maloney live from the verizon you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> former president obama is about to make his first public appearance since leaving the white house. he will speak to community leaders at the university of chicago where his presidential library will university for many years before entering politics. >>> president trump's first 100 days in office are winding down. today was day 92 and his

angie: we know every home is more than just a house, so trust angie's list to help find top-rated prosur home is where our heart is. [bullfighting music] [burke] billy-goat ruffians. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> are you shaking things up --? >> i think we have shaken them up. i think we've had some of the most successful 13 weeks in the history of the president. if you look at all we've done, i think we've had a tremendous success, and we've just begun. >> shakeup in the white house. joining us now, jonathan swan, national political reporter for axios. and back with us, david corn. so an orthodox jew and a anti-semite walk into the white house. jonathan swan, what could possibly go wrong? steve bannon, i just want to clarify, his wife in divorce papers under oath said that steve bannon did not want his daughters in los angeles going to a school because it had too many kids there like jared kushner's kids. he feared that the school had too many jewish kids and too many jewish parents. h

americano y que puede sentar un presidente departamento para miles de familia en la misma situaciÓn angie> pensar de que estamos libres. (rÍe). >>> despuÉs de mÁs de una dÉcada viviendo en las sombras, ella y su esposo obtuvieron la residencia inmediata en estados unidos tras probar en corte que regresar a mÉxico con sus 3 hijos estadounidenses les causarÍa una penuria excepcional. en especial a su hijo ricardo, diagnosticado con dÉficit de atenciÓn e hiperactividad. >>> principalmente por su medicina, no hay dirn o para pagar la medicina. >>> en comunidades agrÍcolas como esta en homestead la victoria legal de esta familia mexicana, puede sic significar que las cosas estÁn cambiando. >>> esto representa una mente judicial independiente, abierta a circunstancias que en el pasado no existÍan y que tienen que hoy, tomarse en cuenta. >>> sin embargo, casos como estos son pocos un juez de atlanta le negÓ la residencia a la familia amador, que aing men to que no podÍa regresar a mÉxico, que ahÍ su hija enferma de cÁncer no recibirÍa el mismo tratamiento mÉdico. tras apelar ganaron el caso, per

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discover all the ways we can help at angie's list.lizabeth prann, now back to forbes on fox. >> draining the swamp by making the government act more like the private sector. the idea behind the president's office of innovation. son-in-law jared kushner will lead it with other business leaders. you like the idea why? >> i like it because i think you can combine innovation and taking out bloat in the government. the first part could be military procurement. there's a piece out this week how peter thiel's company created a data platform for the million for $100 million, but the military went with an inferior program from another supplier for $6 billion. and that makes no sense at all. david: 6 billion. by the way, and it was an inferior product. it wasn't as efficient as the one that peter thiel came up with or his company. mike, there's no question you need more efficiency in the government. you look alt the size, the sheer size of the government workers, almost 3 million people and i worry about this maybe bloating that more, this comm

discover all the ways we can help at angie's list.ause your home is where our heart is. maria: welcome back at an apology from the ceo of united airlines in the wake of the fiasco that took a sunday when a passenger was forcibly dragged off of a flight. lauren simonetti in new york with headlines now. reporter: the airline now doing with a public relations crisis after video went by russia in the passenr mishandled by authorities. dr. david dow forcibly removed from a plane because he refused to give up his seat for an airline employee. many chinese social media leaders accusing united embraces him while others calling for a boycott of the airline. ceo oscar munoz released another statement late yesterday. this is what it says. i want you to know that we take full responsibility and we will work to make it right. i've committed to our customers and employees that we are going to fix what's broken. i promise you we will do better. shares of united continental fell over 1% yesterday and not wiped out about $255 million from the company'

. >> i'm david culver along with angie goff. we'll start you out in the storm team 4 weather center where it is feeling like summer out there, tom. >> it is 73 degrees already. >> yeah, it's quite humid, too. we have a lot of cloudiness. pre-dawn we had showers and thundershowers passing to the north. right now, all cloudy around the entire region. there is the live view from the storm team 4 city camera overlooking washington. a gray sky this morning. storm team 4 radar showing some showers. they had been producing a little bit of lightning in the shenandoah valley, but they are pretty much beginning to break up crossing the blue ridge. this area in the light green has a few sprinkles of light rain pulling out of the mountains and into loudoun county, pulling out of eastern washington county coming into frederick county, maryland. all this tracking off to the east. i've got the new hour-by-hour rain chances the next few days coming up in the next few minutes. >>> tom, we'll see you in a few minutes. now to the big developing st

angie sandoval amplia. >>> su discurso ni ha hecho gan dar seguidor estas palabras en una campaÑa enr vÍctimas de la agresiÓn fÍsica, de un grupo de simpatizantes de trump, durante un acto polÍtico en ni bell el aÑo pasado. la instrucciÓn que dio trump sÁquenlos de aquÍ haya incitado al uso de fuerza. >>> es muy fÁcil concluir que eso provocÓ a la violencia. los abogadoes del presidente alegaron libertad de expresiÓn, pero al juez no le valiÓ el argumento >>> Él ha sido acusado de incitar violencia con sus palabras. y esa es una de las excepciones a la libertad de expresiÓn. >>> sin embargo, los seguidores de trump justifican este tipo de expresiones que tanto han animado los ra allÍs del ahora presidente. >>> los rallys estÁn oye nos de personas que quieren a fanÁticos de trump. >>> hay personas entrenadas, personas que tan pagadas para ir y causar disturbios. >>> estÁ por verse si las presuntas vÍctimas en este cas van a demandar al presidente trump pero por lo pronto, dicen los expertos la lecciÓn de este fall judicial, es que todo lo que se dice en pÚblico es importante y tiene s

angie sandoval, noticias telemundo. >>> pero la tensiÓn de rusia por syria lo es corea del norte. es una seÑal clara de fuerza de washington frente al rÉgimen de pyongyang, luego de mÁs pruebas de misiles balÍsticos. corea del norte calificÓ de imperdonable el ataque en syria y que ese tipo de acciones justifica que el paÍs desarrolle armas nucleares. >>> miles de personas salieron a las calles por las polÍticas migratorias del presidente donald trump vÍctor hugo rodriguez tiene los detalles. la que fue denominada por sus organizadores como la mega marcha, dio inicio a la catedral de guadalupe en el centro de la ciudad de dallas. >>> expresar este malestar que sentimos, hacia la polÍtica del actual presidente de los estados unidos de amÉrica queremos unidad. >>> sus mensajes en sus carteles, man fes p tan manifestantes y el hijo del doctor martÍn luther king marcharon. >>> los afroamericano,s los judÍos, musulmanes y los mexicanos y lalos no que se van a unir con nosotros. >>> padres con sus hijos se unieron a la marcha. >>> para la causa de los inmigrantes . >>> para muchas perso

lo mejor dicen estÁ por venir y el momento para juzgar a trump, no es hoy, si no en 3 aÑos en miami angierieron en el sur de texas. dejaron 25 indocumentados tras las rejas. ice admitiÓ la mision era capturar a inmigrantes historial criminal, mÁs de una docena de esos 95 no tiene antecedentes. vÍctor hugo rodriguez amplia. >>> en el corazÓn de la seÑora petra de 79 aÑos, se percibe el dolor, ante los operativos de inmigraciÓn que se llevan acabo por todo el paÍs. >>> me siento muy triste de esa separaciÓn por el presidente y todas las injusticias que estÁ haciendo, que no estÁn bien. >>> autoridades federales confirmaron el arresto de 95 inmigrantes indocumentados, de 9 paÍses.66 de origen mexicano tras un operativo que durÓ a dÍas. el sobrino estÁ entre los detenidos. >>> Él es padre de 3 niÑos y la madre tiene que trabajar y los separaron de su familia y es difÍcil para los niÑos. >>> activistas condenan estos e arrestos. >>> busca llenar la promesa de donald trump, en la forma mÁs fÁcil y dweshonesta. >>> se encuentra la agresiÓn sexual con arma, prostituciÓn, fraude, robo y manejar ba

buttrust angie's list to help., [ barks ] visit angieslist.com today.to discuss the obstructionist tactics of the democrats who are hell bent on trying to block president trump's supreme court nominee, leonard leo, good to have you here. a party-line vote in the senate judiciary. we expected that. but the threat of filibuster, it looks like this is playing into senator mcconnell's hands. >> absolutely it's hard to believe the democrats would go this far. this is about as mainstream a nominee that you can get. they filibuster, we'll have the votes to invoke what's been called the nuclear option and get back to the senate's practice of requiring 51 vote for confirmation. lou: there seems to be a reticence to go to the nuclear option with it's a simple majority vote? >> they don't like that outcome because they want a bunch of justices who will rubber stamp their agenda on their issues like gun control and campaign finance reform. but that's been the 10-year tradition of the senate, majority up or down votes. there has never been a successful filibuster. l