brian flores is surprised. >> people are really into tech here and they're always on their phones. >>r: he believes the numbers could be impacted by the number of commuters coming into san jose. according to the cdc, each day in the united states, about nine people are killed and more than 1,000 hurt in crashes reported to involve distracted drivers. >> our officers in a traffic unit and in patrol are out looking for people that are distracted in any matter. >> reporter: they saw a doubling in the use of what they call the most dangerous segment, called phone addicts. he that they're picking up the phone 49 times per 100 miles. >> the data shows about a quarter of the time, they were on the phone while driving. >> reporter: he hope this is will serve as a conversation starter and a move for change. research found california yandles in general spent the 14th lowest amount of time on their phones while driving, and they attribute that to our tougher laws. reporting in san jose. abc7 news. >> it does seem like it's gotten worse. >> it's crazy what you see. >> it's true. i saw a woman the

brian: i just go back to what mark morgan said. he used to run thing at the border. the floresion, shut off that magnet. congressman, at least you are putting something forward and reintroducing what you put out in 2014. we will see where this goes. thanks so much. >> great. thanks, brian. brian: these five heroes bravely served our country overseas. now they are on an important new mission to help our veterans at home. their story is next ♪ in god we trust ♪ living the dream ♪ and never giving up ♪ and what we believe in ♪ we're all-american i heard there guwere fleas out here.r? and t-t-t-t-t-icks! and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scaredy cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. it kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, too. it can cause damage to the enamel.. with the new pronamel repair toothpaste we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. with pronamel repair, more minerals are able to enter deep into the enamel surface. the fact that you have an opportunity to repair what's already been damaged, it's amazing. i think my go

brian: i'm so glad. >> melissa: did you just make that up? >> kennedy: no, he's a regular guest. >> jessica: they go way back. >> melissa: got it. a second woman now speaking out after former nevada assemblywoman lucy flores accused former vice president biden of inappropriate contact during a 2014 event. now amy lapp post telling a connecticut tv station that biden also touched her inappropriately during a fund-raiser for a democratic congressman and torn down my 2,000 watch >> he watched of to me >> he walked up to me and wrapped his hands around my face like that. pulled me in and started rubbing noses with me. it wasn't an eskimo kiss and then stopped, it was for like a good 15 seconds. i remember thinking, "is he going to kiss me?" it's not rape but it doesn't need to be rape to not be right. >> melissa: now his potential rival, kirsten gillibrand, warning today that biden will have to address the allegations if he chooses to run. >> these women feel demeaned, and that's not okay. if vice president biden just choose to run for president of the united states i imagine this is a conversation he will be having to have with the american people. >> melissa: other democrats defending biden. here's nancy pe

days they have to be released because of the flores settlement, they have to be released from the detention centers and mom and dads go with the kids. brianfinish this off. start negotiating tuesday. could both take credit for solving a crisis. they used to mock us we're making up a story about caravans or making up a crisis at the border. now everyone agrees including "60 minutes" there is crisis at the border. no one had to explain that to griff jenkins. he followed so many caravans. he will be live at the mexico bored starting at 6. steve: 8:07. carley joins with us more news. carley: two of four victims are identified overnight in a deadly crain collapse in seattle. seattle pacific university freshman sara wong was inside one of the cars crushed by the crain. the school says she was an aspiring nurse. local media identifies a second victim, marine and iron worker travis corbett. the cause of the collapse is still under investigation. >>> starting today, burqas are banned in sri lanka as the country puts new security measures in place after the easter bombings. head coverings where the face is visible are still allowed. those that cove

to do is legislate a fix for the flores agreement tppa catch and release ends and 85% of the humanitarian crisis goes away. this is absolutely at congress' feet u. brianok, as you saw sixth mings and "new york times" liberal columnists senator cory booker, senator dick durbin and more than a handful now of democrats have said it's a crisis u my hope is when leadership gets together at the white house they talk about infrastructure. they keep the doors closed and segue right to this. they make a joints announcement. don't give nibble credit or discredit and go ahead and solve this problem. that's my hope. my fingers are crossed. meanwhile 8 minutes after the hour. let's talk about plixz. we will see. jedediah: immigration a hot topic leading into 2020. president trump has wasted no time on this issue. joe biden also wasting no time coming out hitting that campaign trail. here he is talking about the middle class, the economy and trump in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. take a listen. >> i believe that pittsburgh and my native town of scranton and my hometown of wilmington and claimant, they represent the cities and towns that make up hard-working little clas

brian: right. they would probably listen to you because you are experienced. in 2014, how did you handle the flood and congress responded what changed with the reinterpretation of the floresther hour on this but basically we had a crisis in 2014, not as big as this one. we basically did three things to get the numbers down. a, messaging about the dangers of the journey don't come here. you are not eligible for daca, two, we got the mexican government to help us on their southern border with central america which is a much smaller, more discreet border. three, we expanded our detention capability, specifically for families. that was controversial but it got a lot of people's attention. so by late summer 2014, the numbers were down and they stayed low for the next year, year and a half, lower than we had seen anything since the 1970s. now, the moral of the story, however, is and this is something i learned through hard lessons. you can do things to change enforcement policy that will have a short-term impact on the numbers to drive the numbers down. so long as the underlying problems exist will revert back to longer trend lines. that's what president trump is seeing right n