and cair is the worst p.r. american muslims could have. if i had a family member that came to another country, tried to set off a bomb and got busted red-handed, i would apologize, hide, and cooperate. instead, they sent cair out to read a statement to undermine law enforcement and try to play the victim card? if they had set off a bomb in bangladesh where they came from, i'm sure law enforcement would have been a little more aggressive. >> greg: i was watching rick leventhal. i didn't know the guy used christmas lights in the making of the bomb. >> jesse: war on christmas. sorry, i had to. >> greg: jesse, it is still in your system. you can't get it out. president trump addressed terror attacks domain called again to eliminate the immigration policies that allowed this latest terrorist into our country. that's next. for 100 years, heritage and innovation have made gillette the #1 shave in america. now get gillette quality at lower prices -- every day. brought to you by 1200 workers in boston -- we're proud of giving you our best. gillette

this cair attorney who came on afterwards and gave a statement by the way who cair jumps out in frontreen afterwards every time worried about phony mass outbreaks of islamophobia and americans are also outraged about being the most compassionate country on earth which it comes to immigration. we get slapped in the face every time like we are the mutts here, not this guy who tried to kill people. >> tucker: totally right. we import more than a million people every year and the second they arrive the left convinces them they are victims and the rest of the country hates them. it's a disaster. dan, thank you for your sober analysis of that. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: we have a lot more on the latest developments from the state of alabama ahead. plus a special appearance from a cnn host and spiritual guru, we will let you in on it. it's chris cuomo. we'll be right back. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines c

. >> reporter: here in the bay area, the council on american- islamic relations or cair is warning of the fallout. >> those most at risk are the palestinians. they are living under occupation. their land continues to be stolen for settlements and now, the world's superpower, which has been saying that it's attempting to broker a peace between the two groups has clearly drawn a line. >> reporter: indiscernible name] is a law professor at uc- hastings. >> i think this is an extremely, extremely dangerous decision. i think that it will undoubtedly lead to victims. they will be innocent people undoubtedly and i would have liked to see more caution but this is not what we have come to expect from this administration. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> the u.n. security council has called for an emergency meeting tomorrow. the embassy move is expected to take at least four years. >>> time now 4:42. california's upcoming abalone diving season may be canceled. the reason the popular offshore activity is now in jeopardy. >> plus, a wayward coyote spotted wandering around downtown san francisco.

cair questions the timing of the president's announcement. >> he's trying to distract people here and abroad from russia's >> this is a long over due step to advance the peace process and to work towards a lasting agreement. >> reporter: jewish leaders welcomed jerusalem but they are concerned and on high security alert because hamas is calling for three days of rage in reaction to the trump announcement. >> we have already been in touch with all of the police departments and throughout the region. all are aware of the heightened level of intention as a result of the jerusalem announcement and all are taking appropriate action and we are reassured. >> reporter: local muslim leaders say they have no interest in violence. chris gordon, news4. >>> the two arlington teachers accused of smoking pot faced a judge today. bureau reporter david bull vculs the latest details. david? >> reporter: both of those teachers are now suspendednd faced their charge, possession of marijuana. they went in front of the judge. the judge set a trial date as we've learned new details about this investigation.

he's the head of cair, the advocacy group for muslims. when the speech ended, iwad sat down first with news4. >> it is shocking to see the president of the united states casting away america's standing and strategic interest in the region with this reckless announcement of altering the status of jerusalem as a dispute that occupied territory. >> reporter: president trump says the u.s. could support a two-state solution if agreed to by both sides. >> this is to advance the peace pros and work towards a lasting agreement. >> reporter: the local jewish committee welcomes president trump's stance on jerusalem but anticipates that others may react with anger. >> people are concerned even if they believe in their heart that jerusalem and violence can be ignited and they are concerned that it could -- it could push peace farther down and away. >> reporter: this demonstration at the white house this evening was organized by the local muslim community. the group hamas has announced three days of rage in reaction to president trump's recognition of

cair, there national litigation director says "this ignores the human consequences to american citizens and their families abroad imposed by president trump's muslim man, their words. the slu has to say president trump's prejudice is no secret. he confirmed it, including just last week on twitter." >> the president has virtually unlimited power as to matters the country. it's that simple. that was the question before the supreme court. the court decided correctly. they didn't manufacture some new standard. they read with the law said, and he has that authority. it's remarkable, cut and dry. i'm pleased the court did not go far beyond their bounds or start in vending new tests that are there. >> shannon: how about some avid courts the decided this is unconstitutional and couldn't be enforced. >> there is a agenda, political ideologues want to advance their position. you can find a judge, you can figure out a way to get something in front somebody who's going to be making a decision in your favor. ultimately it's up to the supreme court to decide. >> shannon: justice ginsburg and justice

we're going to hear from the cair carollers. >> you hear beautiful music this time of year. >> and theng to turn to weather. we're not doing weather, we're doing traffic first. >> melissa mollet with the first 4 traffic. >> breaking news in first 4 traffic. eastbound 66 before centerville. we just got this crash on the left side of t is because of the delays. look at those lights here this morning. very, very slow. chopper 4 on the way right now. this is a 5 1/2 mile backup. hoping this gets better as things had started to clear out a little bit at least here on 66 inbounds here this morning. 202 near marlboro pike have a crash reported there as well. south lawn lane near south lawn there. police on scene there. >>> northbound 295 near nannie helen boroughs avenue. good morning, sheena. >> good morning, melissa. at least the weather is cooperating this morning as you are out and about. nice dress, melissa. pretty color. anyway, as we go through the day today, we're going to take a look real quick at your airport travel. if you are heading out and getting out and about for your travel. f

like all those town halls may have hurt obama cair bcare but people a chance to say maybe it will help me this way or this way. we've already seen over 20 republicans saying i'm not running next year. i won't spend the next 18 months working hard to get knocked out because nobody likes the guy at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. it looks like not only is there going to be a huge, huge wave, if you look at midterm elections from 2006 to 2014, americans make it clear during midterm elections they want to put a check on the presidency. i think the republicans will lose the house. they will be 50/50 or lose the senate. >> amy, does it help the tea party, you came from the tea party, to be carting around the koch brothers who are the sort of image of mplutrocracy does that help you? >> we are not funded by the koch brothers, i have not gotten a check from them. but the koch foundation, georgia pacific, they create thousands of jobs across this country. while everybody thinks maybe koch is just political, no. they create thousands of jobs. that's peoples livelihoods. i think at the end of the day,

i was a member of the cair board for 19 years and i was its chair for eight. so i think about and care about that kind of development. but to be absolutely honest, that kind of development is in the weight of things is diminished. and what we are doing here is increasing. so we have to have institutions that deal with and know how to deal with private sectors all over the world and those are inhasn'tly going to be kind of financial. -- inherently going to be kind of financial. i could extend that, and i'll just note the points, to say that what that means is that often equity is incredibly important. one of the many groups -- i feel sometimes like a vietnamese peasant. i'm hoeing the feel and the battle gets caught fought over me. hoing the field and a battle gets fought over me. this has been true of all the devices used to evaluate jim and me. in one of them, a team that came were listened in wrapt attention as i explained something completely new to them. which was that there was a difference between debt and egg and that difference mattered. this was in a

they have got a lawyer from cair who says today we've seen our children as young as four years old, heldld, detained as their parents are questioned. we're heartbroken at the behavior of law enforcement officials conducting the investigation. what is your response to that? >> not only do they not appreciate this country, and not, not making an effort to pursue the american dream, they sit there arrogantly, pompously, looking down in us, as if life was better in their native bangladesh would i like to on behalf of america, i'm sure there is flight leaving at some point to get you home where your four-year-old will be treated better and options will be greater. if that is your image of bangladesh or brooklyn if you prefer bangladesh we could make that happen. i'm sure the form is somewhere in that stack of scripts you have, stuart varney, for anyone not happy here to came through the country through chain migration. stuart: right. >> my only hope during this show we don't mirandize the bomber. we need to get him out of the criminal court system. we need to get him into the internet. we nee