[applause] congressman robert ballard -- roy bill ballard --? an example ofs is how we can come together and work as a team. i was very fortunate to have conferees who were committed to making sure that this whole process was one in which we can be proud of. be totally committed. we worked together and we focused to make sure that the security of our nation was a priority coupled with the fact make sure that it also represented our american values. we were able to do that in a bipartisan way, with differences of opinion not only within our own caucus, but also our republican counterparts, and because we worked in this bipartisan way, respecting each other with the focus on getting something done to make sure the government was not shut down, but our product was one we could all feel good about, this is the result. i can't say enough about the conferees. they were incredible. and in the end, when we have reached about as far as we could go, the four corners met and it was nita who hit that home run. rep. pelosi: thank you very much. before a yiel

is ballard fencing. anything else you hear doesn't exist. isn't going to exist. it didn't start until 2008. violent crime actually went up slightly at that time. i'm not saying the wall caused crime, but i'm saying we do know the wall did not decrease it. fact. trump can get those numbers the same way we did. the president can check with his own fbi. now we hear people saying oh, well, we know where he got his information. >> remarks that the president made in the state of the union were stated originally, almost verbatim by our owner general some weeks ago and that's where the erroneous comments came from that were not correct. >> even if that's true, you realize that doesn't make it okay, right? that the president of the united states, if he decides to own information that he could check and people must be telling him that it's not accurate. it's a lie. because it's an intentional deception of and abuse of truth. the reality is el paso is an example of the real and evolving challenges that border town

>> joe james was ultimately convicted of the murder of clergy ballard and so he was hanged in october. george richardson who was -- who mable had accused of rape, long about, in september or somewhere along in there, in the fall, right, because this was in august, in september, he recanted her story. she had not been raped at all. she had been having an affair with a white man, and her husband busted her out, so to speak. her husband found out about it. but that isn't -- the cry of rape is what started the whole riot. the best thing, of course, that happened from the race riot was the formation of the naacp. and that occurred because at the time of the riot there was a writer for -- folks call him a socialist or a communist, whatever, who happened to be in chicago and he heard about the -- the uprising all the activity that was going on in springfield, and he wrote an article for a magazine called the independent. and his name was william english. william english walling. in it, his final -- who can step forward to right the wrongs that happened to the black residents of springfield?

apoyo internacional, tiene el apoyo tambiÉn, obviamente de los estados unidos >> la visita de dÍas ballardia. >> el reparto de la ayuda internacional es todo un reto, dado que las fuerzas armadas obedecen la orden de impedir que la ayuda cruce la frontera el rÉgimen continÚa teniendo el apoyo y respaldo del ejÉrcito, carolina nos explica las razones detrÁs de este respaldo >> con el poder detrÁs de la procedencia las fuerzas armadas estudios recientes plantean que 80% de lo poblaciÓn, los rechaza. >> de este rÉgimen del cual desconocemos completamente >> mÁs de mas de 50.0 militarn s alzado, actualmente 200 efectivos estÁn tras las rejas pero pesar de ellos, experto rÓ apoyo de las fuerzas armadas continÚa. >> esa objeto densa es mÁs que nunca al miedo y no a la estructura piramidal que debe regir en la instituciÓn militar. >> para este general exministro de defensa el miedo y los intereses particulares, podrÍan ser parte del anclaje y la libertad >> estÁ mas que comprobado que hubo un saqueo del paÍs y ellos estaban ahÍ >> habrÍa razones para mantenerse fieles, un reciente reporte de tran

. >> reporter: owner michael ballard says this is the third year in a row he dealt with a mudslide on the hill. employees are removing some mud. it moved onto highway 9 but did not block traffic. marianne favro, anybody bay area news. >> thanks. >>> more news to share with you, a large tree came down on a house in santa rosa this afternoon on nightengale drive. the roof really took a hit, as you can see. no one was hurt. >>> in san mateo county, a sinkhole closed parts of highway 35. both sides are blocked, crews still working on repairs. no word yet when that road will reown. >>> when we're not on the air, our nbc bay area app will keep you on the road. download it for your neighborhood. >>> a horrific scene on 101 in subdivision early this morning, a crash involving a one way driver that left two people dead and the wrong way driver was a woman from san jose. the other victim is an uber driver. christie, do investigators know why the driver was going the wrong way? >> reporter: no, they don't at this point. she likely entered this way on the freeway going the wrong way, even signs h

then run to set up shop in ballard abi for one months were beaten at the break. julian blanton wasn't done yet he sealed the five one win two goals and two assists making him the man of the match day twenty one. firings inconsistency is on full display following last weekend's loss with an impressive cup win this wednesday they're now welcoming shelter in thirteen place with only twenty two points a team with nothing to lose. all day for it's a hurdle byron should easily clear but it seems they're up and down form has them already looking towards the future. practically every hot young prospect this side of the atlantic has been linked to the club. what does that say about their expectations for this season. but before we worry too much about next year's line up let's come back to their current squad after all there is still plenty left to play for this season. we want to win this match when we want to be champions and regarding the outcome we'll see. but can buy our dream of the title without manual noir byron's brass are clearly concerned about missing their to

i've got a companion ballard to help me through the winter weather. even though home was our family's youngest son has his own capital already. my cap weighs around ten kilograms but some are heavier up to twenty kilos. back so they're going to back a group. time to get dressed in white overalls like the others. so far i'm only allowed to help others put their caps on. the candles are lit at the starting point. the tension is palpable. and i'm getting my hopes up. i get to try on the belle belt but a camp is still not coming my way only locals are allowed to take part. once the candles are lit the men sing their traditional song to get into the spirit for the much. oh back in the day only single men were allowed to participate but the rules are not as strict anymore. the. march starts with a bang they set off making an almighty racket and ending to pass as many homes and fields as possible on their way that's meant to bring the people good fortune and guarantee a rich harvest the members of the village but a group make their way to the town center lik

is connected to the russians he's hired the donald trump lobbyist brian ballard nonsense there's allegations well you know i don't know who he's close to or who is not close to but what i will tell you is this if you say it's close the russians is equally close the americans is even close close the british he's equally close to the european union and everybody else and i don't think it's a crime or there's a crime in being close to the russians i admire the russians i like the russians i like the role they played in syria i like the fact that they supported and defended secularists governments and christian communities and even shia minorities in sunni muslim countries where salafist so why have this well funded by saudi arabia and to a certain extent the obama regime to slaughter these people like flies so i don't think there's anything wrong with being close to the russians i don't know how whether he is close to the russians and i wouldn't for one minute suggest that he's in the pocket of the russians as complete different difference between the two but i don't think being close to the ru

the population of mexico is growing rapidly inspired by the utopian vision of the ballard tatiana bill dallas well designed homes are a progressive and creative solution to the country's housing shortage. they were there for a map. maybe it's a naive entering the idea that architects have the potential to make a difference that with. no plan here that i believe we did. to me the most is a vision of the future it demonstrated what architects can do to help people in their lives that could pay so they will mask. that it's and that receiver that identify most with the movement. in miami and. spent ten years in mexico. at a time when it's left wing government was introducing sweeping social reforms. to this if not risky levels at the new yorker dirtier insisted that architecture was an art form. and nobody and. they were resistant to harness myra's hardly a rationalist approach. so. what did miner accomplish for this a project he planned to build units on every corner of the us remember this for ten years laughs we don't have a single building here in mexico city already actually designed

. >> kelly ballard said this blocked her driveway since february 14th. her only way out is to drive a golf court through the mud and hike through it. so much rain was coming down her driveway, it looked like a river. >> you can stand here. >> this is where she lives. high winds shattered several windows and ripped off coughings. >> we've been trapped up here. there's been no way off this mountain. i've called cal trans. i've called the chp. i've called the sheriff's department. >> >> reporter: she says it started on her neighbor's property and kelly doesn't know who plans to cleanup. to make matters worse, kelly lost power for three days leaving her without running water and a running fridge. >> the refrigerator was warm inside. $500, $600 worth of things. >> she owns savannah chanel vin yarnd yards and had to close her tasting room for days. she's worried that emergency crews can reach the families. >> if someone would have a heart attack, it would be over. >> reporter: you can see how thick the mud is. crews told kelly it's too wet to remove right now.

thing the president would build with this appropriation is more of the currently accepted design of ballard wall. all of this is headed to another government shut down if they can't get the funding passed by midnight friday. senator chuck schumer urged the president to sign up even though he wasn't briefed what was in the bill. the president said he's not going to allow the government to shut down. listen here. >> i don't think you're going to see a shut down. if you did have it, it's the democrat's fault. i accepted the first one. i'm proud of what we've accomplished. people learned during that shut down all about the problems coming in from the southern border. i accepted that. i always accepted. this one i would never accept it if it happens. i don't think it will happen, this would be totally on the democrats. >> again, the money for a border barrier in this appropriation is $1.375 billion. the president is liking at moving money around so he can pluck that up. he has something called transfer authority. he can preprogram money inside certain departments. according to the rules, the pre

. >> i want to play something from tim ballard who was with you in the white house today. here's what he said about one of the cases. >> a girl kidnapped in central america, 11 years old. with the intent of getting her ready to come to america because we are the highest consuming nation of child pornography. we are the clientele, the big money. >> that is disgusting and heartbreaking at the same time. >> it is happening within our borders. not just children coming in from other nations but our children. no child is immune because there is a supply and demand issuance we are one of the top consumers of child pornography. in the world, in producers of child pornography and number 2 as far as hosting child pornography websites in the us and number one with respect to hard-core extreme pornography which many of these people are trafficked so they are getting re-exploited but the point is it is appealing to demand so people looking at this kind of content want to act out on a real person and these children and women are abused 20, 30, 40 times a day. if it was just one person i

it's built with ballards, a little different, but they'll be able to see through it to see what's on> you have been in el paso for quite a while, since 1987, and in his address the president was pointing to el paso. he pointed to your crime statistics as justification for his wall. there are a number of city officials there in el paso who have taken issue with this, because a fence was built there in 2008 but the crime rate dropped a lot in the years before that fence you were talking about was constructed. do you think el paso is the right place for the president to make his case for a wall with those statistics that he cites? >> i think it's an outstanding place for him to be here, cause we need to talk about the wall. the initial wall that was built was built by border patrol agents having -- being posted at a thousand feet all along the border. so the first wall we had was a human wall. then the next step was they got at the border, and then they started believe anothuilding an. they started checking all vehicles going into mexico, not just coming out of mexico of the then eventu

ends up fencing and ballard steel barriers.e is fine with that it shows, i listened to the experts and i changed that's because they told me they wanted. ainsley: brian, steve, what is happening in the safety virginia? brian: embarrassment. steve: good question. we have a graphic right there. the guy screen left is the governor ralph northam. of course, last week he apologized for appearing in a blackface prove but then the next day he said that's not me. then the guy next to him is the attorney general mark herring, also a democrat and it was revealed yesterday by him that apparently he had a problem with a blackface situation back in the day. brian: by the way out attorney general is the one who told the governor to resign because of the blackface situation in the medical journal. steve: then you have the lieutenant governor justin fairfax screen right. he was hit with a sexual allegation in 2004. vanessa tyson came forward and she said look, i told people years ago. she went to the "the washington post" with her story i beli

ballard stores down more than belersdorf down more than 10%, warning about difficult economic pressuresf the sector. anna: annemarie, thank you very much. thank you very much. jay powell set a hell the u.s. economy has faced conflicting signals and warrants taking a patient approach to future rate hikes. >> the outlook for the u.s. economy is a positive one, a favorable one. the predominant risks are slowing global growth come as a mentioned, particularly china and europe. we have seen a particular slowing of growth this past year with our policy rate in the range of neutral with muted inflation pressures and some of the downside risks we had talked about. this is a good time to be patient and watch and wait and see how the situation evolves. matt: peter chatwell is still with us. peter, what did you make of powell's testimony? how important is it to the fed chair that markets not plunge again? peter: it is super important. the way i see the turnabout on monetary policy is simple. u.s. financial conditions tightened significantly during the summer. equity markets sold off in credit spre

no better one than tim ballard, former dhs special agent who hunts sex traffickers and sara carter whoturned from the border. tim your operation rescues the children. you recently wrote about lillian that, a little girl from guatemala. i spend a lot of time in guatemala, i want to hear about her. people here trafficking and don't know what it is >>> this little girl is kidnapped from her village. eleven years old kept groomed in central america for two years. the goal to get her to the united states. why? this country is the highest consumer of child sex and child pornography. the traffickers need these kids to get big money into the united states. this little girl was trafficked through the wallless section of the border. >> laura: you know that for a fact? >>> absolutely. i know everything about this case. he goes up, forced into new york city and this is hard to hear but this is the facts and this is reality. 30 to 50 times a day raped for money in this country, by american sex, these pedophiles. the sad thing is the wall would have likely saved her. why? the wall is a law enforceme

ballard, as we focus on service and get the report if you can replay what was presented to us today and what the focus is and if any of the c.a.c. have recommendations for things we should be doing, please pass them along. >> certainly. >> thank you. good to see you. any public comment on the c.a.c. report? seeing none public comment is closed. item 9, ms. boomer. >> clerk: opportunities to address the board to matters within their jurisdiction of the board and not on the agenda. starting with mr. whiner. >> the podium is yours yet again. >> you guys probably got a memo on the difficulty of get clipper card. i was passed around like a football and trying to get a card. i finally got the right person and i was informed i would get a new clipper card. i had lost mine in 10 days. i spent over an hour on the phone trying to get the clarification of this and it was really infuriating and of course i was furious on the phone. i was not the most pleasant person in the world to talk with. now, this is a reflection of the internal operations of the agency. because there are other problems also b

. >> it's ballard fencing. no reason to call it anything else.is. >> it's not either all. it's both. it is all of the above. >> yeah, but it's how much of each. >> the president doesn't say that. the president doesn't say that. >> let's just be clear what started all of this to begin with. during the campaign you came up with a simple solution to a complex problem. i'm going to build a wall. he pretended that there was nothing on the southern border and he was going to build this new thing and mexico was going to pay for it. it was a farce. he never pushed the technology, the x-ray, the staff, the judges, the accommodations, the rules, the way he does the wall. be fair, he is the one that made it a single point issue, not the democra democrats. >> democrats have also stated, $1.6 billion for this wall as well as other proposals to make sure. donald trump wants $5.6 billion for a wall, period. and the problem that i have is not only do you want to shutdown government and effect real americans that are working hard every day to enforce the policies

director tom homan, the author of "dealers: true accounts of rescues then and now," tim ballard.start with you. this whole idea of holding people in mexico, and one of the gentleman on the video set if they didn't want me to be back, they would have sent me to honduras. that's kind of an arrogantho attempt or arrogant interpretation of what is going on at the border, is it not? >> yeah. the president is trying to do the right thing.ry if they want to come to thisan country and do it legal way wait for mexico for a hearing. president trump tried to address this when he said if you are going to internet country illegally we will now let you claim asylum. of course, the aclu sued them, but let me tell you what the aclu did. they put these aliens back in danger. if they were required to go to a port of entryci surrounded by special agents women won't be raped and children not molested. when you said it's okay to enter illegally and claim asylum. these people left the port of entry as you see from thend video last two days with bank rolls criminal organizations. the same one that kill

. >> unlike other sectors where have you seen the ballard fencing, physical barriers here for the mostt have that. >> which is why president trump continues to plead his case for building a wall or barrier as does u.s. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen tweeting after last night's state of the union address border security is not a partisan issue. potus clearly laid out the urgent need to fully secure our southern border, make no mistake, there is a humanitarian and security crisis that will continue to worsen if congress fails to act. the president also mentioned last night that more caravans are on the way. the latest just entering mexico from guatemala. that one is said to be headed toward the san diego, california, tijuana area. chris? >> chris: casey stegall router from the border in texas. casey, thank you. up next, are chinese spies infiltrating your local college campus? lawmakers say the threat is very real. first, beyond our borders tonight. an 8-story building collapsed in istanbul today killing at least two people. rescue workers pulled six people from the rubble

expert on this scourge, no better want to help us bring the story to life than our next guest, tim ballardformer dhs special agent to actively hunt sex traffickers, it also joined by sara carter, fox news contributor who just returned from the border. it tim, so i want to start with you, you rescue the children, and recently wrote about lily anna, a little girl from guatemala, someone i spent a lot of time in guatemala come i want to hear about her. people hear trafficking, they don't really know what it is. >> this little girl is kidnapped from her village, 11 years old, kept, groomed in central america for two years, but the goal being to get her to the united states. why? because this country is the highest consumer of child sex, child pornography. they need to get the kids to get their money into the united states. of this little girl was traffic through the wallace section of the border. >> laura: you know this for a fact? >> absolutely, i know everything about this case. she is forced into new york city, but this is hard to hear, this is reality. 30 to 50 times a day raped by america

reaction former acting ice director fox news contributor tom homan as well as former dhs agent tim ballard"true accounts of slave rescues then and now." tim, you spent 12 years at the border. we don't hear a lot about the human trafficking side. you now have chronicled on numerous occasions. we have some videotape that we are going to roll. this particular one is in haiti. you said to me off air, thousands of young girls smuggled into the u.s., take it from there. >> absolutely. i spent -- >> sean: and raped 30 or 40 times a day. >> 30 to 40 times a day is conservative, frankly, what happens once they get into the united states. these kids are coming in, being trafficked. i have stories -- >> sean: tell me these videos we are seeing. th these are traffickers. these guys were making child pornography from haitian children and sending them to our pedophiles here in the united states. we are the demand. the united states is the demand for child sex.. highest consumers of child pornography in the world. >> sean: how many young girls are we talking about and how young? >> 10,000 children, accor

i will declare a national emergency and that will allow me to build more ballard fencing. now that will probably be announced tomorrow when the president signs this bill that they just passed. but what promise is he going to keep? he already broke the core promise to you that mexico would pay for it. so you have the can he do it and should he do it? now let's deal with that, democrats like steve cohen say they're going to try to stop him. the house judiciary member joins him now. welcome to primetime. congratulations on doing your job. it's nice to see you guys come together and make something happen for the rest of us but now you're presented with a new challenge. do you believe that legally you could stop this president? >> we definitely can. one way is legislatively and representative castro of texas has introduced, and i'm a co-sponsor, a joint resolution to put the national emergency off and to say that it's not proper and congress can do that through joint resolution. it can also be challenged in court and i feel sure that there's going to be lots of challenges and t

ballard. when he arrived he wanted to place ekg stickers on cory's body. down against her chest. i had to pull them up to check for a pulse. i checked for any rigor mortis and to also move her arms up to where i could place my stickers where i'm supposed to place them. >> he moved cory's arms before the police photos were to take them. that means they were not in the same position as seen in the photographs, the ones that started this entire second investigation. the defense seized on that fact. >> did you know when you decided to pursue this investigation that the arms had been moved? >> i did not. >> is this the first time you're hearing that as you sit here today? >> that the arms had been moved prior to the pictures, yes. >> because basically your investigation took off because you believed that the arms were in a position that was suspicious, right? >> yes. >> come up to be sworn. >> a final surprise. for the first time, the defendant, curtis loaflace took the stand he insisted he wasn't a violent man. >> i did love cory and i know the kids loved her

mrs ballard. i didn't know you are going to name a teacher.ppreciate it. bbc newsroom live is next, have a good weekend. good morning, a mild day ahead for the vast majority. after a chilly start with fog around. lingering fog patches across southern counties of england but they will clear over the next hour or so. plenty of sunshine everfor england, next hour or so. plenty of sunshine ever for england, wales, next hour or so. plenty of sunshine everfor england, wales, eastern scotland. sunshine in eastern scotla nd scotland. sunshine in eastern scotland turning hazy. the wind is the strongest here but it is a southerly air flow, hence we have seen southerly air flow, hence we have seen those temperatures rocket after a frosty start. widely into the mid teens, we could see up to 17 degrees across shelter part of england and wales. easy in the west tonight, more in the way of rain across northern parts of scotland for a time and a few showers elsewhere. dry for many with cloud in the forecast at times but it shouldn't be as cold as last night.

ballard or thick fence or continue. steve: steny hoyer says he has no problem with ice. saw you. the talks had broken down. at the 11th hour the democrats had started talking about limiting the number of beds that they could be used for detention. that's really a euphemism for how many people could ice possibly arrest during the course of a year and then deport and process and things like that. the republicans said this is a nonstarter. that's not going to work. so, the president last night in el paso was talking about that and how the democrats were trying to put a cap on the number of people that ice could detain. and he didn't like it at all. >> we love our ice officers. [cheers] >> ice officers have made 200 -- thrifn these numbers 266,000 arrest of criminal aliens, including those charged or convicted of approximately 100 assaults. 4,000 kidnappings and 4,000 murders: murders, murders, killings, murders. [chanting build that wall] if we cut detention space we are cutting loose dangerous criminals into our country. slashing ice detention is the first step of many for

>> joe james was convicted of the murder of ballard. he was hanged in october. george richardson, whom mabel in accused of rape -- september along there in the august.this was in in september, she recanted her story, she had not been raped at all. she had been having an affair with a white man, and her husband found out about it. rape is whatf started the whole riot. the best thing that happened from the race riot was the formation of the naacp. that occurred because at the time of the riot, there was a -- folks called him a socialist or a communist, who happened to be in chicago, he heard about the uprising, the activity in springfield. he wrote an article for the independent. his name was william english wally. it, his final question was who can step forward to write the wrongs that happened to the black residents of springfield? the culmination of that was the p/e.ing of the and aa what was done after that? >> nothing was done. shame, a race riot in the home of springfield, illinois. we don't want anyone to know about that. i'm sure that is white. spot on fra

just the opposite of what jake ballard was on "scandal."e opposite. and it's so much fun to play. you know, to get to play both it's an actor's dream. >> you guys want to see some? >> what do you got? [ applause ] >> i really want to text her. >> listen, i get it. there are a lot of feelings here but what did we decide about your feelings? >> right, i have my feelings. my feelings don't have me. >> yeah. so just keep taking it one day at a time. listen, i will call you later and we will eat ice cream on the phone together. >> affirmative, yes, we'll pursue that plan of action. >> i know that tone. did the boss catch you? >> affirmative. [ applause ] >> i love that. >> thank you. >> but what we didn't see in the clip is, this is an action-packed show. every time you're running, you're constantly running. physically what was it like for you to do -- >> tiring. you know, you see me running for five seconds chasing a guy. i spent three hours doing it again and again and again. a camera on a dolly. a steady cam. long lens shot. it's exhausting,

the problem is 1.375 billion for border fencing and border barrier, ballard fencing. top build a wall neither butterfly park. near the historical park wild refuge. not only is he not getting enough money he is getting money so restricted they would have wall challenges through the 55 miles. ainsley: look at that brian. as we look at the presidents there. you see how many times that bill clinton used a state of emergency. 17 times george w. bush 13 times. but what the president has done here is he basically said. this nancy pelosi for 35 days she would not negotiate with me. i stopped your plane because you wouldn't negotiate with me. you still didn't negotiate with me. guy back because you told me to to negotiate fairly. i saw what you gave me. i read it i'm outraged by it. i almost ripped it up. called mitch mcconnell and said i'm not voting for it. tell everybody. mcconnell talks him off the ledge and said you just make sure everybody knows that i'm putting the state of emergency out there. mitch mcconnell goes okay. i will back that, mr. president. so you would thi