proof in california. not the defendants. i used to be a prosecutor, my former life, i'm the chief legal officer and chief law enforcement officer in arkansas. it is not up to the defendants to prove that they are not guilty. it certainly is in their best interest. but it is up to the state to prove that someone is guilty. if someone -- these centers are being accused of deceptive practices. it is up to california to prove that. and i know i kind of backtracked on you, kimberly. but i wanted to weigh in on that point. because i think those points are very important for us to keep in mind, again, as a country. and for us not to lose sight and to be forced into compelling someone's speech but into compelling these women's actions. when you are compelling women by saying, call this number because you're low-income to perhaps obtain a state-funded abortion you are compelling not only the crisis pregnant sy center speech but you perhaps may be compelling these women's actions. >> it is interesting you mentioned

, california. there is the c-span bus park ed in front of the state capitol finished in 1874, and on that bus is the california senate president protem kevin de leon, and thank you for being with us so early in sacramento, and how would you describe the state of the state in california? >> i would describe the state of the state as being very good in spite of the incessant attacks from the federal administration that seeks to undermine our economic prosperity, and progre progressive values as well as our people. as you know, and it is well written across the country, california has led the are resistance against this administration, but i can tell you this that with regards to cloomt change, and the environment, and with regards to high wage, and adding jobs to the economy, and with regards to immigrant families, i would say that the state of ur state is very good in spite of the incredible challenges that we are are facing today as the sixth largest economy in the world. >> and you used the word a

peter: we are in sacramento, california. there is the c-span bus, part in front of the state capital, which was finished in 1874. on that bus is the california senate president pro tem, kevin daly on. -- de leon. they give for being with us at this early hour. how would you describe the state of the state in california? guest: good morning. i would describe the state of the state as being very good, in spite of the incessant attacks from a federal administration that seeks to undermine our economic prosperity and progressive values, as well as our people. as you know, it has been across the country -- california has led the resistance against this administration. with her guards to climate change, with regards to the environment, with regards to high wages and adding jobs to the economy, with regards to immigrant families, i would say the state of our state is very good, in spite of the incredible challenges we are facing today. eight largest economy in the world. peter: you use the word resistance when it comes to the feder

why is california doing this? the ninth circuit found that the commercial speech the centers are engaging out. they put it in a footnote. it's kind of interesting that a sort of resurfaced here when i was there really a part of that. ultimately, california is treating dissenters as though they are required to get some commercial disclosure, even though they don't meet any of the qualifications for a commercial actor. they are not trying to get paying customers. in the stream of commerce and they are private speakers. and so, i just think consistent with what we have said before, the government bears the burden before it opposes speech burden on private individuals. so i think california hasn't come right out and said their commercial actors. they haven't been quite bold enough, but they are asking for a very, very lenient first amendment nonetheless. >> i will just add quickly, this has made a lot of charges further services, the disclosure requirements to make sure individuals are rights and services available to

hy is california doing this? denise: the ninth circuit found that this wasn't commercial speech that these centers were engaging. that's kind of interesting that's resurfaced here when that wasn't really part of the holding. ultimately california's treating these centers as though they are required to give some sort of commercial disclosure even though they don't meet any of the qualifications for a commercial actor. they are not soliciting the public for money. they are not trying to get paying customers. they are not in the stream of commerce. and they are private speakers. i just think consistent with what we said before, the government has to -- the government bears the burden before it imposes speech burdens on private individuals. and -- i actually think california hasn't come right out and said they are treating these centers as commercial actors. i think they haven't been bold enough to think this is commercial speech, but they are asking for a very, very lenient first amendment nonetheless. brianne: a lo

in california, you are right. the executive branch and bicameral legislative branch are dominated by democrats. nonetheless, we are the most productive, progressive legislative house in america, bar none, become pushing the most far-reaching climate change policies not in the nation, but in fact the entire world. $15aise the minimum wage to an hour, investing in health care for undocumented children. at the end of the day, we all have to pay the costs. let's be smart and invest in preventative health care. making sure there is equal pay for women doing equal work. the most restrictive gun control and gun and emission laws in the country. thing,have too much of a i do not know if you can measure or quantify real accomplishments that improve the human condition for all. i think we have a compass that in the golden state, california. host: let's hear from some of the 40 million residents of california. we will begin with annie in fairfax, california. you are on with state senator kevin de leon. i have a boyfriend who

general, why don't you help us clean up california customer let's talk to her, california is slim isssemblywoman, melissa melendez. good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: let's talk about some of the reaction that the attorney general is getting paid i want to play a little bit of sound. this comes from your attorney general here in the state of california, not a fan of this law. here is what he says. >> eight make here in california, we respect the law and the constitution. we expects to kick federal the same. >> shannon: how do these sides see this so differently, both say you are not adhering to the constitution. >> what is interesting to those who have been watching this unfold, attorney general becerr becerra, who came to him congress, had a number of years to do something but the immigration reforms, they did nothing, now he is in the state of california, crying when someone is trying to enforce the immigration laws that are on the books. when you have president trump saying, look, we are going to enforce federal law and have a state of califo

of the california highway patrol.nored to be with you and this association. mcgregor scott is a great leader in the department of justice. i learned about him before i took office. and we talked about towing around the country and people who could do things to make america better. you have clearly by reputation i think he will prove once again to be one of the very finest united states attorneys in our country. also i would note that california is a big state, an important state. it is important that we have safety and order here. and we need talented united states attorneys. and that will be our goal. and one more thing i would say so you. a directive i've given to every one of our washington prosecutors and staff and to our united states attorneys around the country, that we are partners with you. we're going to establish the kind of law enforcement partnership that will be effective in making our communities safer. i know firsthand the importance of the work that you do. i know it is dangerous. it is challenging. f

why is california doing this?>> the ninth circuit found that this isn't commercial speech they are engaging in. that is kind of interesting that that resurfaced here when that wasn't really a part of the holding. : : : they are not in the stream of commerce and they are private speakers. i just think consistent with what we have said before the government has to the government bears the burden before it imposes speech burdens on private individuals and so i actually think california has not come right out and said they are treating these as commercial actors and they have not been bold enough to say it's commercial speech but they are asking for a very, very lenient first amendment standard nonetheless. >> i will adequately, this made a lot of the fact that it doesn't charge for services but the purpose of these types of disclosure requirements is make sure the individuals are aware of rights and services available to them under law and people need to have that information whether they are being charged for the se

but,s calling in from now california, in the operational lines of california. napa, california. caller: the last colors do not represent the majority of california. we are happy out here. the state is booming. infrastructure, 16 years back-to-back -- the cut and did nothing to repair it. the real question is, where are we right now on sb 562? the democrats shelved that bill. we need to get that ready. we want health care for all. we want the state to stay number one and show the rest of the country how that could work. host: is that a universal health care bill? caller: right, sb 562. the democrats can temporarily change the rules in the house to vote this through with their majority that they hold. they may not hold it long if they don't do this. we could have helped care for all and be the first state to lead the way, just like in canada. that is how it started in canada. host: that is great. eric? guest: i hope you worked in the you were in the area with the fires, and i hope all is well for you as we recover from damage in that area. universal health care is a primary tenet

has clearly put a target on california's backalexandra limon / @alexlimonnews california officials arguee resources or money to enforce federal immigration laws. attorney general sessions says he's not asking them to, but he says the states laws endanger public safety.sessionswe are simply asking the state and other sanctuary jurisdictions to stop actively obstructing federal law enforcement.the court's decision could affect other cities counties and states with similar immigration policies. oregon senator jeff merkley says it's the attorney general who's putting communities at risk sen. jeff merkely / oregon (d) he's damanging public safety. because when you try to turn your local police and local sheriff's into ice agents they lose cooperation. under president obama, the justice department sued the state of arizona for its immigration laws - in that case the supreme court struck down portions of the arizona immigration falls under the federal jurisdiction.in washington alexandra limon. (steve) governor jerry brown fired back at attorney general sessions and the trump administration sho

from their standpoint, from the california contingency standpoint, they are standing by the california constitution and the u.s. constitution by obeying the law. from the standpoint of attorney general jeff sessions, it is a violation of the constitution. what is interesting in the subtext is that both jerry brown and donald trump have used their attorney general's to sue one another repeatedly. javier becerra has sued the trump administration several times more than the trump administration has sued california. this is unprecedented where they are suing and this is really about the issue of federalism, where is the supremacy in terms of the law of the land? this is established nationally but politically, the state of california, when jerry brown saw donald trump winning he said he would build a wall around california if donald trump won. >> i guess he just came to our backyard and had harsh words for our state politicians. >> daca, i.c.e., the border wall, it is all right here >> all radical extremists voting open borders. >> a lot of feedback on libby shaft. >> has this overthrown or

de la gente a quien california.o no tiene nada que ver con el gobierno federal. nosotros no recibimos ni un centavo del gobierno federal. realmente, las redes son una de las mejores maneras de informarnos de lo que estÁ pasando con ice. palmira: me estÁs diciendo que no reciben dinero del gobierno federal, para que la gente que los estÁ viendo en casa no tengan miedo. entonces, puede seguir hablando, pueden seguir denunciando, pueden seguir confiando las organizaciones. >> claro que sÍ. palmira: muchÍsimas gracias, abogado. la gente que estÁ viendo en casa, ya sabe, acuda a estas organizaciones no lucrativas. sobre todo, ahora a los jÓvenes con taca y a todas las personas que necesiten de su ayuda. ramÓn: gracias palmira . en nuestras redes sociales preguntamos: quiÉn creen que ganarÁ el juicio contra california? palmira: estos son algunos de sus comentarios . octavio cree que el gobierno federal ganarÁ, siempre se las arregla para ganar. stephanie ramos, indica que ganarÁ el estado dorado. tal como yo compartiÓ, lu

do the california laws go too far? or have they stayed within the side of what california can rightfully do? >> all right. david levine, thank you very much. >> you bet. >>> and stay right here with ktvu for continuing coverage on this story. at 6:30 a look at fox's one-on- one interview with attorney general jeff sessions after his announcement and we'll have extensive coverage on ktvu.com. >>> the white house confirmed president trump is planning the first trip to california since taking office. no details were released but the president is expected to visit san diego and inspect prototypes for his proposed border wall. he is also expected to attend a republican fundraiser in beverly hits. the last time a president waited this long to visit california was during the administration of franklin roosevelt. >>> coming up, bay area schools dealing with an increased number of threats following that massacre in parkland, florida. coming up at 6: 30, the efforts to try to keep students safe without scaring them. >> and we ha

general of california, was on record, and he said very directly, if you are a california business ownernd you try to comply with federal immigration law and actually help federal immigration officers doing their constitutional duty, he will prosecute you. that is criminal obstruction of justice. now, because he was not prosecuted by the department of justice, this has embolden other democratic politicians. gavin newsom has: other democrats to openly violate these laws, and libby schaaf, the mayor of oakland, just recently, just a couple days ago, she warned everybody in her local area of impending i.c.e. raids, 800 criminals, 600 criminals are not on the streets of california because libby schaaf was aiding and abetting criminals in californi california. again, another county. now that jeff sessions is in sacramento, we are very happy. somebody has to step up. >> shannon: somebody who is not happy, you're not surprised to hear this, governor brown. he says this. at a time of unprecedented turmoil, jeff sessions has come to california to further divide and polarize america. jeff, these p

democratic party, and ray is calling in from napa, california, from the upper echelons of california. >> caller: hey, how are you guys? i wanted the american people to know that the last four callers don't are represent the majority of california, and we are happy out here, and the state is booming. and the reason that the infrastructure is run down is because 16 years back-to-back, cut, cut, cut and did nothing to repair it. but my real question is where are we right now on sb-562. the democrats have shelved that bill, and we need the health r care for all if we want it to be number one and we need the rest of the country to understand how to have it run. >> is that the health care bill? >> caller: yes, and the democrats can like the republicans in power now, they can temporarily change the rules in the house the vote it through with the majority they hold and they may not hold it long if they don't do it, and to have health care for all and be the first state to lead the way just like it started in canada. >> that is ray in napa. eric baughman. >> ray, i hope you weren't in the area

is going to war against the state of california. that is after attorney general jeff sessions spoke it a law enforcement group saying he is ready to bring an end to the state's pro immigrant sanctuary laws. the department of justice is suing california saying they interfere with enforcement. >> it is not about the truth or protecting our state, it is about dividing america. >> sessions also called out libby schaaf who warned the community of an i.c.e. raid. she says he is trying to frighten the public in believing all undocumented workers are dangerous criminals. >> abc7 news david louie took a walk today with sam liccardo. >> reporter: officers and prosecutors are allowed to exercise judgment. sam liccardo says his city is exercising that judgment. as a prosecutor, he specialized in sexual assault cases some involved crimes by adults against minors. >> to enable witnesses, the brother, the sisters, the best friend to come forward, to give a statement to testify in court, without the trust that you build up, those are people who nev

-- california.he governor tweeted that these political stunts maybe the norm in washington but they do not work here. stay with us here at ktvu fox 2. we will have life reports -- live reports.>>> what do you believe is the motivation behind the lawsuit against california you go undocumented -- 2 -- against california? let us know what you think by voting on our twitter page or facebook page pick --. >>> the immigration debate is at the center of a dispute between the trump and menstruation and former obama

bringing washington to california.>> reporter: sessions filed a lawsuit against california and called some officials radical extremist. >> this is going to war with the state of california. it is not wise, it is not right and it will not stand.>> reporter: he also called out libby chef -- mayor schaaf . >> how dare you endanger the lives of our offices to promote a radical agenda. >> they are painting a racist rod rush -- broad brush of the community. >> reporter: should did say she would do it all over again. later you can hear more from the mayor. >>> for more on the finer points we are joined by david levine. the attorney general said he is going after three california laws. we will start with a sanctuary state law. can they force the state to overturn that?>> we will find out. it is an interesting lawsuit. there is no question that the federal government has a lot of power. that was confirmed with arizona versus california a few years ago. today have absolute power? that is the question. the line that we are looking at is this. is the state choosing not to work with federal agenci

la vida para todos en california.a ciudad categorizÓ el anuncio de sessions como una distracciÓn y asegurÓ que en san francisco nada cambiarÁ. la tensiÓn aumentó en california tras la demanda de departamento de justicia de estados unidos, asegurando que usarÁ todo su poder para detener las leyes santuario. >>estÁn diciendo . yose que ustedes no estÁn de acuerdo. vamos a atacarlos. no es la manera. luz: el fiscal de san francisco asegurÓ que aunque sessions haya demandado a california, hay leyes que protegen a la comunidad indocumentada. >> confiar en nuestro procurador general. luz: cada vez que sessions habla de querer deportar a criminales, mÁs de uno sin delito es afectado, segÚn el fiscal. >>son gente buena, que estÁ trabajando, que participan en la fÁbrica social de nuestra comunidad. luz: en el sur de la bahÍa josÉ reiterÓ su apoyo. >> es un gasto innecesario de recursos federales. >> no duda en transformar a sus agentes, si esta informaciÓn llega a su mesa. >> es importante para proteger a estas familias. luz:

. >> a very busy morning here in california. as we bring in a live picture of protesters set up outside the california peace officers association conference in sacramento. this is minutes ago. we brought it to you live. attorney general jeff sessions spoke and he got personal. he called out oakland mayor libby happen for her warning oaklanders about impending immigration raids, saying how dare you. seemingly in response mayor schaaf tweeted this is a good time to remind the community that the oakland crime rate has dropped dramatically in the last five years. you talk about the polarization happening. there are many that are upset with mayor schaaf and that extends straight to the white house for her warning pending immigration raids. they say that 800 people that should have been arrested were not because of her warning. she says she will go to jail to uphold the sanctuary city policy. we see this playing out in the bay area, in washington, here in the states of our street capitol. we expect to hear from the governor himself in

that california's role in this process, but california is not the arbiter of these issues. the epa, the department of transportation and others make those decisions. california contributes, as well. but that shouldn't and can't dictate to the rest of the country what these laws are going to be. >> reporter: california's attorney general says he will file suit if the epa reduces those standards. he says cutting greenhouse gas emissions is crucial for the health and well-being of people who live here as well as for the environment. now, this is also an issue that people are watching closely. that's because a third of all of the cars purchased are in states that have stricter antismog laws. live in millbrae, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> 10 minutes after 6:00 now. and the construction under way on the richmond/san rafael bridge, how it could impact your commute. >> it's taking a full bridge check coming up in the next traffic report. also a new problem on 580. will it slow you down? find out coming up. >> and we're starting off on another warm start to the day. so temperatures ar

the department of justice files a lawsuit against california. >>> california absolutely appears to mewers it doesn't have, to frustrate federal law enforcement. >> the department of justice files a lawsuit against the state of california. why state lawmakers aren't backing away from sanctuary policies. >> plus a deadly officer- involved shooting is caught on camera. the calls for answers into what happened in the moments leading up to the encounter. >> and when president trump is expected to sign a new tariffs order on steel and aluminum. >> it's thursday, march 8th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. let's check traffic and weather. of course, your morning commute, jaclyn is tracking the roads out there. >> i had to use my windshield wipers a couple of times, but we are tracking a couple of problems out on the roads and that is going to be a problem for a lot of commuters. this is along highway 24, big backup westbound approaching acalanes. it's blocking three lanes and we have the backup that's

. >> at 11:00, the nation's top law enforcement officer sues california. the bay area says this means war. i am veronica de la cruz. i am elizabeth -- >> and i am elizabeth cook. with alndria borba. >> reporter: 21% of the nation's undocumented population lives in california. governor brown in his words predicted this lawsuit would go on much longer than the trump administration. to a packed house in sacramento, attorney general jeff sessions took aim at so- called "sanctuary laws" in the golden state. >> in recent years, the california legislature has enacted a number of laws intentionally to obstruct the work of our sworn immigration officers. >> reporter: a 45 page lawsuit filed by the department of justice takes aim in particular at three laws: one, requires private employers to give notice before cooperating with i.c.e. another prevents police from tipping off immigration agents. the third stops i.c.e. from detaining jailers as detainees. >> california is using powers it doesn't have to frustrate federal law enforcement. so you can be sure i am going

. >> california, we have a problem. how dare you needlessly promote radical open border. >> there is no bigger radical open border cloud car than the one filled by politicians. >> president trump was planning on going forward with 3:30 p.m. eastern time. we are just learning this event now looks like it's thought on the schedule u. >> after seven years the probe into the fast and furious scandal reopened. >> there needs to be accountability. there needs to be justice from brother. >> at least 7 house democrats receiving calls to resign because they have had direct ties to the racist anti-sem men tack louis farrakhan. >> we are trying to have a daca victory by the way and democrats are nowhere to be found. they are nowhere to be found. ♪ ♪ ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along if you feel like a room without a roof ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along if you feel that happiness is the truth. steve: i'm just happy i was able to get into work. rachel: i'm happy i made it out of wisconsin. steve: we wound up with 2 feet of snow at m

latinos vote 80% in california. >> in california. >> n california fordemocrats. so, it's going to be helping democrats d hurting republicans, who are impotent in california already as we know. >> there's a special election in pennsylvania and the dynamics are different. there's a republican incumbant that is getting a tough challenge from connor lamb that is taking a runth a seat. does it play out differently in a place like that? >> yes, it does, i grew up in western pennsylvania and i know the area well. that is trump territory. and so, but that race is very close. like too close to call at this point. but immigration is not a major issue here -- >> the tariff is more important. >> yeah, to that election than immigration. the -- they have two audiences. one is in california that will help democrats and trump and sessions a of the country that is certainly to the red states. >> and o of the big problems for democrats is a, turn out is out elections and latinos tend to punch below -- you are saying perhaps this will change that? >> it's one in a series of things

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some california lawmakers believe the state is a target of ice.. (;07)sen. nancy skinner (d-berkeley) 04;56 they don't agree with california, they don't agree with our sanctuary cities and they're, you know, going to step-up enforcement. 03asm. rob bonta (d-oakland) 40;30 absolutely. california is their target.according to ice - the agency arrested more 143-thousand arrests in fiscal year 2017.20-thousand undocumented immigrants in california alonefor the golden state - that's 14 percent of all arrests.bonta says if a crime is committed and there's a warrant - ice can arrest individuals.his issue: the rhetoric of the trump administration.asm. rob bonta (d-oakland) 44 it's driven by a xenophobic, exclusionary mentality and it's wrong and it needs to stop. 51(kody)ice did provide us additional numbers.the first this year - ice says it arrested 62- hundred undocumented immigrants in california, nevada, and hawaii.and we found that 62 percent --- had criminal records.last year - ice reported 81 percent of all arrests in california were convicted criminals.live i

what happens in california doesn't necessarily stay in california. these criminal illegal immigrants aren't necessarily going to stay in california. they are going to filter out many of them into the rest of the country. >> that's right. >> caller: that's why the federal government has to have the authority to make and enforce our immigration laws. >> john, i apologize. i thought you were done there. jessica? >> yes. that's a good point. that's why the constitution and our founders gave authority over immigration policy to the federal government, not to allow each individual state to come up with their own policies, and that's why this case is so importa important, to clarify that states cannot nullify federal law or substitute their judgment, that there's a national interest here. he's right, if someone is released in california, they can go to nevada, arizona, wherever, make their way to the east coast, that's why border security at the southern border or the northern border is important to people in iowa and georgia as well, that this affects all

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the mendacity of washington to california. >> reporter: sessions filed a lawsuit against california and is going after the state for three laws including not allowing i.c.e. agents to go into workplaces without a warrant. sessions called some of the elections officials radical extremists for promoting sanctuary policies. >> the attorney general is trying to distract the american people from a failed immigration system by painting a racist broad brush of our immigrant community as dangerous criminals. >> reporter: sessions also went after oakland's mayor libby schaaf for warning hundreds of illegal immigrants that i.c.e. raids in the bay area. if not for libby schaaf, they would have been arrested. >> 800 warranted criminals has i.c.e. will have to pursue by other means with more difficulty in dangerous situation all because of one irresponsible action. >> how dare you distort the reality about declining violent crime in a diverse sanctuary city like oakland, california, to advance your racist agenda. >> reporter: the mayor says she stands by her actions and would do it again before

in our l district, as w most districts in california. thisgentleman ca in with a the one ellered rifle, police officer stationed in florida didn't stop him. if that kid came into my office, it would be hard pressed for us to stopim to you expect one teach stop somebody with a high powered weapon? it's ridiculous to consider that. the reason that 18% of the teachers are willing to do that, because they're willing to take care of their kids. they might not understand the responsibility of what that will involve, but i'm not surprised because tey want keep their kids safe. but it's not going to work. and the officers show up on scene, how willac know which r is which? now i have a civilian with a hand gun and have other people . i don't see a simple solution, nor do i s it positive in any way. >> i was going to say, in talking to kids over the last few weeks, i spent a lot of time talking to young people, one thing that struck me when talking about their tbchers ng armed, they said, do you think a teacher is going toof shoot one their stude

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department against california. a dozen states are coming together with the administration in that in the amicus briefs. this is a state that is really waging war on the administration. where does it end and must it take up all of the court time available? >> it's not just waging war on the administration and the president. this is a state whose politicians are waging war on common sense. whether it's sanctuary cities or any other aspect of think you you get to determine federal immigration policy. it's clear in our constitution, there is one person who decide on immigration policy, it's not the supreme court, it's not the governor of california, it's not independent mayors of a specific district. it's the president. the trouble is, there is an old saying, you deserve the politicians you elected to office, and california keeps re-elected these people and they are at odds with common sense. lou: and winning. up next, a growing revolt over those california sanctuary policies. one county joining the trump administratio

they say california is not overstepping its bounds.dministration is. >> it is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy. it's not wise to -- it's not right and it will not stand. >>. >> reporter: state lawmakers are confident will prevail. but the -- reporting live from the state capitol, i'm jodi hernand hernandez. nbc bay area news sdpliefrnts the members of the two largest cities are in agreement. they oppose the lawsuit but they've voiced september imts differently. >> as a former federal prosecutor, i understood very well how critical it was that local police be a partner. we always needed witnesses to testify who trust in the police and if they didn't trust us or the local police, we wouldn't have a witness and we wouldn't get a conviction. >> this guy is a moron. more of the same out of d.c. every single day, they do what they can in the trump administration to distract from the chaos in their own white house. >> that's acting mayor mark farrell in san francisco and sam liccardo f

prisoners who have been convicted of a crime in california, california says you cannot to notify theeds about to those release dates, it also prohibits local officials from transferring those prisoners to federal custody. on its face, it sounds a little nuts. >> i think that that is the best for the federal lawsuit, these are state laws constraining the actions of local officials. technically if local officials and sanctuary cities have happiness because they are saying, hey, we are exercising our own judgment about where we are going to deploy resources. this is a federalist system, the fact that the state law is trying to course local officials into doing something contrary to federal immigration law and federal policy, i think that that will be the best argument. but you never know how federal judges are going to rule on these things. >> jon: waiting for the attorney general to make those remarks, john mccormick from the weekly standard, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> melissa: a fox news alert for missouri where another police officer has been killed on the line of dut

california sues the feds as often as the feds sue california. javier bassera's office fired back. then our cities sued over daca. we were quick to sue about that. california was success envelop convincing a judge to delay president trump's order. how about the transgender issue? california sued again claiming president trump's ban on transgender troops would hurt the california national guard. and student loans. president obama said students shouldn't to have pay lopez to for profit colleges. but the secretary of education changed those rules back this california once again, sued. right now she's in florida visiting the stoneman douglas high school. so bottom line, california cause as lot of trouble for the white house. the feds sued california yesterday over sanctuary city. but even there california beat them to it. we had a lawsuit against the feds over sanctuary cities since last august. >> and running against marijuana. >> i can only put five things on the list. >> so many things. >>> the sacramento visit was anything quiet. dozens of protesters taking to the streets in downto

>>> el el gobierno demanda a california por 3 leyes santuario que rimo ta la cooperaciÓn de policÍasocales y autoridades del estado responde y dicen que californiano se dejarÁ intimidar. >> piden al juez que invalidar el acuerdo de confiabilidad que les impide revelar datos de un encuentro sexual con donald trump antes de ser elegido presidente. >> la iglesia catÓlica tiene un nuevo santo el papa francisco canoniza al arzobispo oscar romero. >> desde sinaloa, mÉxico, tenemos a la arrolladora banda el limÓn de renÉ camacho, hablamos de sus paisanos con su nuevo sencillo. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? como les va en esta media semana, los tribunales van a ser el escenario en que se libre la batalla para los inmigrantess porque el gobierno de estados unidos ha demandado al estado de california por poner muy marcha un esfuerzo deliberado de california para obstruir la ley federal. >> el fiscal general, viajÓ hasta sacramento para a nunca wlar esta demanda y su presencia no es bien recibida por activista. >> con ellos estÁ cristina londoÑo. >> buenas tardes cristina. >> hola felicidad, muy buenos dÍ

california contributes, as well. but that shouldn't and can't dictate to the rest of the country what the laws will be. >> reporter: california's attorney general says he is going to file suit if the epa reduces the standards. he says cutting grown house gas emissions is critical for the health and we'll being of the people who live here in the state as well as for the environment. now this could also be an issue that car manufacturers are going to be watching very closely. that's because the dozen states that have their own strict anti-smog laws make up a third of the car buying market. live in millbrae, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> it is 5:15. the good news if you are about to hit the roads this morning, commute looking smooth. >> it is, especially in the south bay. we were tracking an earlier problem near university but that's cleared. so no delays heading north- or southbound along 101. this is a live look in san jose right near north first street. you can see our travel times remain in the green. in fact all of yo

there's several chain stores here in california. french sweet potato cupcakes to milk chocolate e claires, a 12- year-old has a love for baking that got him an appearance on the the -- on the food cooking network. >> for 12-year-old michael, baking is sweet satisfaction. >> it was extremely fun when i started to bake. i love the applause that i got. >> he started big four years ago during a weekend with his grandmother. he's been in the kitchen ever since. >> we are constantly buying flour, butter, sugar, eggs. lots of chocolate. >> michael cooked up a business selling sweets at bake sales and various events. >> we'll take one of everything. >> it's not all about money for michael. he's passionate about bring ago wareness to -- bringing awareness i to food security. for every one he sales, he gives one away. >> you're welcome. >> that is delicious. >> being able to help those in need makes it worth while. michael's mother says he bakes for hours. >> once he started baking, i saw a focus. it was really unreal. >> it hasn't always bee

and in california, everyone should count. >> california now suing the trump administration over one single question. the question, are you an american citizen. the trump administration says that question will protect voters. california says it will hurt our state. nbc's blayne alexander joins us live from washington with more on this controversy. >> reporter: jessica, the california attorney general also said today that not only is it the wrong choice, but it is illegal. now, the u.s. constitution says that the point of the census is to make sure that everyone in the u.s. is accurately counted, but some critics say that that cannot happen with this new question if some people are too scared to take it. are you a u.s. citizen? it's a question not asked on the ten-year u.s. census in decades, but urnnder the trump administration it is coming back in 2020. >> it is going to determine the individuals in our country and provide information that allows us to comply with our own laws. >> reporter: the administration says the move was requested by the justice department to help protect the rights

and you can see it definitely is going to impact southern california, central california and for us especially along the south bay. that's where we are going to start to see that moisture so this type of storm is it going to go south to north and it's going to be a pretty warm storm. not much measurable rainfall. southern california will get the brunt of it. what we are going to is about two-tenths to .3" in the area. today cloudy and warm ahead of the rain this afternoon. then we are expecting up to .3" of rain today through saturday. our snow levels with this system, they are extremely high because it's warmer air that's out there. so only snow about 6,000 feet and above. just the ridgetops with a few flurries, maybe an inch if anything. by sunday, monday, we are drying up for the latter half of your weekend and start of the week and more storms in store for tuesday. i thought it was cool because i have the iphone 8 plus. but apparently that's old news, michelle? >> it's still cool. >>> new research actually reveals apple's biggest mistake when it comes to the iphone x. the tech giant overpr