now antonio villaraigosa wants to have a shot at the next deposit. >>> they rolled back the consumer privacy online. what that can do with internet providers with your data. first the ongoing coverage of the first 100 days of the trump administration this week, president donald trump signed a new executive order on the environment. it effectively ends climate change policy made under president obama. it allows construction on new coal fired power plants, ending recent measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. president trump as a way to bring back coal mining jobs. >> my administration is putting an end to the war on coal. we've financial to have clean comb, really clean coal. with today's executive action, i am taking historic steps to lift restrictions on american energy, to reverse government intrusion and to can sell job-killing regulation. >> but critics say the order will do little to help the coal industry since other source of energy, like natural gas are already cleaner and cheaper. joining me now from the academy of scientists, jonathan foley. nice to have you here. >> t

third, antonio villaraigosa who helped reduce violent crime.cusing on public education, poverty, and what we call the new economy. have to consider him important because he's from southern california. a lot of votes down there. fourth, former superintendant of public destruction, delain easton. who supports more money for preschool and all day kindergarten. among those potential democratic candidates, eric garcetti, venture capitalism tom stier, and steve wesley. as expected for the californians, things are fairly robust on the democrat, side. >> a lot of familiar names. what about on the republican side? >> another story. oddly enough, the best known republicans have not declared. among those who have include john cox, an accountant who wants to overhaul sacramento by establishing neighborhood legislatures. and a surprise to many, cox comes up second in that uc poll released last week with 18%. i don't think anybody would have expected that. david hadley, a former state assembly member is focusing on poverty, high housing prices and costly ene

gavin newsom, antonio villaraigosa, and john chong.terday, all three of them were speaking separately to members of a crime viver's group. >> turns out arrests are down at the mexican border and the head of homeland security said arrests for people illegally entering the u.s. plummeted in march. john kelly said arrests were down by 400,000 when compared to just the month before. kelly says this is due to president trump's approach to illegal immigration. >>> it's almost quarter to 6:00. the u.s. customs department so far is declieping to say how many bids they received to build president trump's proposed border wall. yesterday was the deadline to submit a pitch and some contracting companies are talking about their ideas. one san diego company wants the wall to be a piece of art with stones and artifacts. another company thinks solar panels would two purposes. or how about a deck with sweeping desert views? >> scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days in office. today, we're at day 76. >> and scott, this is the mos

now antonio villaraigosa wants to have a shot at the next deposit. >>> they rolled back the consumercy online. what that can do with internet providers with your data. first the ongoing coverage of the first 100 days of the trump administration this week, president donald trump signed a new executive order on the environment. it effectively ends climate change policy made under president obama. it allows construction on new

now antonio villaraigosa wants to have a shot at the next deposit. >>> they rolled back the consumer privacy online. what that can do with internet providers with your data. first the ongoing coverage of the first 100 days of the trump administration this week, president donald trump signed a new executive order on the environment. it effectively ends climate change policy made under president obama. it allows construction on new

gavin newsom, antonio villaraigo villaraigosa, and john chung. all three spoke to members of a crime survivors group. >> arrests, it turns out, are down at the mexican border. arrests for people illegally entering the u.s. plummeted in march. john kelly said arrests were down by 400,000 compared to the month before. kelly said this is due to trump's approach to immigration. >> the u.s. customs department is declining to say how many bids they received to build president trump's proposed boarding wall. yesterday was the deadline to submit a pitch, and some contracting companies are talking about their ideas. one san diego company, for example, wants the wall to be a piece of art with stones and artifacts. another company thinks solar panels would serve two purposes. or how aubt deck with sweeping desert views? >> sonoma county leaders have taking the first tentative steps in adding hundreds of new homes. the press democrat reports supervisors approved an initial plan to add 3,000 housing units over the next five years. about 1400 of these units wo