is likely to get the support of certainly other cities and jurisdictions here in californial as perhaps the federal government, so it is sort of setting up a showdown, i don't expect anything to change legally to change overnight? rob: okay, highly politicized deal in california, sanctuary city debate rolls on, thank you so much for coming on in this morning. >> my pleasure. rob: some of the president's biggest critics throwing full support behind antisemitic leader louis farrakhan. >> when they have a guy who calls hitler a great man and who by definition is antisemite and eight democrats who have ties with them, they are silent. rob: bizarre story and the rally today that suddenly has democrats scrambling to distance themselves from this controversial leader of the nation of islam. jillian: first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends". good morning, steve. >> good morning, rob, good morning, jillian, good morning, america, our first guest today is jonathan, you know him the legal professor from washington, d.c., he's going to be talking

alamitos city council voted last night to approve the ordinance ... it seeks to exempt the city from california'sanctuary law... that law limits cooperation between local agencies and federal immigration agents. the mayor there says, the city felt the sanctuary law conflicted with the constitution and federal law. however, a second vote is required and it is expected next month. los alamitos is a community of fewer than 12- thousand people .... about 20- miles southeast of los angeles. still ahead at 8 the high tech way teens are being shown the dangers of texting and driving. plus. the stunning statistic about how many hours the average mom works each day. and it is some serious overtime. and next. incredible video of a bystander chasing a stolen car alongside police. how he helped end the chase. (pam) new tonight at 8. some incredible video to show you of police chase... but it was not police who ultimately stopped the car. (steve) it was a bystander. however police warn others not to do what a wisconsin man did next. andy westenberger says he overheard a cashier telling a manager to call polic

the investigation underway after two separate bay area freeway shootings. >>> plus, the california cityhat voted to exempt itself from the state sanctuary city policies. >>> facebook is facing new fallout and a data scandal. the employee that is now planning to step down. >>> good morning everyone. >> first we are tracking another round of wet weather. this is a live look outside and doppler. >> we are kicking off the new season, spring has begun with rainfall. we are seeing some heavy rain right along the coast especially, but it is working its way inland. it is coming in pretty quickly. it started around 5 o'clock this morning and now across the north bay we're starting to see more rain. further south is where it is starting to pick up really heavy along highway won -- 1. we see the yellow and orange, it is coming down pretty good. it will be pretty slick on highway 101. expect a wet drive this morning. get ready

(grant) attorney general jeff sessions takes his war against sanctuary cities to california... ing the state over it's so-called sanctuary cities laws. now... california is pushing back. the suit targets sanctuary policies that prohibit some cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. today sessions slammed officials who he accused of promoting open borders. some immigration officials say the move enabled hundreds of criminals to evade authorities.

department of justice is suing california over the centuries state law and one southern california city is citing -- siding with the feds. those were the cheers last night after los alamitos and orange county voted to opt out of the state sanctuary law. he said it came down to choosing federal law over state law. opponents where the decision would open the city to lawsuits. as far as attacks on california, the governor, attorney general, and the mayors of oakland and san francisco are vowing to defend these sanctuary policies. >>> another day of stock turmoil for facebook amid a looming investigation. >>> calls for mark zuckerberg to step up and talk. of an era. the ferris wheel on the santa cruz boardwalk.. sees its final spin. the decision to remove it.. and what could replace it. facebook could face huge penalties in connection with the unauthorized use of personal we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy.

these cities and the state of california is promoting this open border policy. is it and has the city and has the state of california gone too far? >> i don't think so. i think to say we have pursued an open borders policy is overstating it. while the federal government has the obligation to enforce immigration law, does the state of california and do cities in california have to fully cooperate with that effort especially when the cities and the state of california think that -- they are probably overstepping, they are being too zealous and this ought to be solve in the legislature instead of through criminal enforcement. >> so there's three aspects of the laws that jeff sessions is going after. one of them, let's just break it down, one of them is that it's strictly limiting law enforcement, local law enforcement, from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. california peace officers can't do that. do you think that's going to prevail in this court challenge? >> probably most of it will. i would say there's several exceptions in the statute that i don

so our -- just yesterday actually the league of california cities and the group that recognizes the counties in california recognized us as an evidence based best practice one of five in the state and it's important for us to be recognized from an external source. we have been working at this since 2005 and working out the kinks. now we have proved the model in 10 northern california cities and we are ready to expand further. >> so let's talk about it. we started down in the south bay there palo alto, san jose. where have you expanded to in the bay area? >> sure. so we are -- only our second team was in san jose and then we launched about two years ago in san francisco. we have launched teams in the east bay, we have moved up to sacramento now. and moved as far south as santa cruz. >> so are you getting a lot of support from local governments with this program? you are a nonprofit teaming with other companies but are local officials really looking at this program as really effective solution to the homeless issue that we have in the bay area? >> yeah. absolutely. i think they recognize, you

and there were three california cities who blocked the so-called sanctuary laws, and jeff sessions saysiguel marquez has more. >> the state of california is doing a lousy management job. >> the fight between president trump -- >> we know that the trump administration is full of lies. >> reporter: and the california republic. >> this is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy, and it is not wise. it is not going to stand. >> reporter: and now a heavy weight bout. >> how dare you, how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers. >> reporter: and now the government is suing the golden state and the attorney general are over the so-called sanctuary immigration laws. the president first threaten ed to pull federal supplies and border patrol from the state. >> if we ever said, hey, california, do it for yourselves and in two months they might be begging to cam back, and i'm thinking about doing it. >> reporter: and now the attorney general wants to undo three california laws to limit law enforcement cooperation, and

the idea is two cities in northern california and two in southern california which would have temporary congestion fee programs for specific zones such as a downtown centers or dense urban cores. while san francisco has opposed this idea before...the san francisco examiner says at least one bay area lawmaker is interested in implementing this program in san francisco. a 2011 study shows that a 3- dollar fee to enter downtown san francisco could lower collisions with pedestrians by up to 5-percent. right now, the bill is tentatively on the schedule to be heard by committee on transportation today...no word yet on which cities would be impacted if passed. live in millbrae, sandra osborne, kpix 5 the mayor of one bay area city is touting driverless buses as the . >>> the idea is two cities in northern california and two in southern california that would have temporary con getion programs -- congestion programs for dense urban cores. san francisco opposed the idea before, the san francisco examiner says at least one bay area lawmaker is interested in implementing this program in san francis

tom: the california city of los alamitos voted against a sanctuary city.state of texas is enforcing a ban against sanctuary cities. is the president's ban gaining traction? joining me, tim carney. welcome to the show. so do you think this is good? you have some cities opting out. you have states going this way. is this good for democracy? >> i think the more the merrier as far as the viewpoints go. what we need -- the main thing we need government to do in this country is to check the power of other government entities. sanctuary cities is not something i would support in my hometown, but to allow a city to set its own enforcement policies is a good thing. to have states getting involved in the fight. and to have los alamitos stand up and say sacramento, you don't get to tell was to do. i would like to see an obamacare. idaho recently approved lots of healthcare plans that don't meet the mandates of obamacare. i think we have to have where possible states passing policies that check the power of the federal government to impose on the people. tom: that doe

gregg: california sanctuary cities and state, you have applaud the move by the trump administration to go after california. aren't they already breaking the law? here is the federal statute. state or local government entity or official may not prohibit or in any way restrict sending to or receiving from the immigration and nationalization service now i.c.e. regarding the immigration and naturalization service information regarding their status. >> the most outoutrageous example of that was the oakland mayor who warned child molesters and murderers, hide out from i.c.e. they have taken i.c.e. out of the sheriff's offices. this is actually in my opinion high level criminal conduct. i'm grateful jeff sessions is bringing a lawsuit. but we need to do more than that. i think people need to be prosecuted whether it be for obstruction of justice or aiding and abetting people who are fleeing from justice. fleeing from process. those are crimes. gregg: and it's a violation of a specific federal statute that we'll be bringing up with a form prosecutor. congressman andy big gs, i want to thank yo

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jillian: picking up steam in california cities. fornia's open border law and more cities and towns jumping on the bandwagon. here to weigh in is the councilmen who wrote the anti-sanctuary ordinance, thank you for coming on. tell us why you feel this is necessary? will this catch on? >> thank you for talking about my city. is interesting it is catching on. the mayor and i and my colleagues are focused on our constituents. when i see this conflict in terms of compliance with the law, whether it is the constitution, that is where i came into this do what i can. jillian: what has the reaction been in your community. >> overwhelmingly favorable, neighbors are against this, very civil, and i have a different view and part of it is macro look at what is sustainable or not and this will break us. on the other side, human impact, understand and bleed for that, victims all over, if you are undocumented and here illegally, you are contributing and i understand that, maybe you shouldn't have been undocumented and gone through the process in th

he los alamitos city council voted 4-1 to exempt himself from california city law.ns data object. >> as i read about it, many are law-abiding citizens, and it reminds me of nazi germany. >> laura: let's discuss that with troy edgar, the mayor of los alamitos, and with the dnc press secretary. let's start with you, this was a wild council meeting, i know it was, like, overflow capacity, people outside waiting to get in, hear what was happening. why did you decide, your small town of 12,000 people, decide to take the stand against california sanctuary city polic policy? >> when that bill was passed in january when we started to engage this, we needed to do something. i think my mayor pro tem, kusumoto, we looked at this and said, we say california is out of touch, most of all, we had sworn an oath to be on the city council basically that we would honor and focus on the u.s. constitution, and i think this law directly conflicts with that. for this city, we want to make sure we are focused on the u.s. constitution. >> laura: jose, do you, the news granted at least three

a california city rolls out driverless buses. our brave reporter tests the brakes. >> will it stop. it did. and the 98 year old nun leading her team to the ncaa sweet 16. >> it was all this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. the weekend started with the dramatic friday night firing of the number two man at the fbi. andrew mccabe was expected to retire today on his 50th birthday. the controversial firing could cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost benefits. the weekend is closing with president trump twitter bashing top former fbi officials including mccabe. errol barnett is at the white house. >> president trump continues to express growing frustration at the special counsel's investigation. writing the mueller probe should never have been started, which hunt. he also cast doubt on report her-- doubts on reports andrew mccabe fired on friday took notes of conversations between the two. i don't believe he made memos except to help his own agenda, mr. trump wrote today. the criticism comes alongside the president's personal lawyer john

police fatally shot unarmed black man stephen clarke in the back seven times it happened in the california city of sacramento earlier this month the victim's family lawyer says the findings contradict the police officers claim that clarke was advancing towards them though what happened wasn't clear from the body count video that was released. where. police fired a twenty two year old clark eight times saying afterwards they had mistaken his phone for a gun they responded to a call about someone breaking windows where corker shot in his grandmother's backyard officials involved with their use and restrictive leave and the case is outraged locals with protests happening almost daily since the shooting. lou series approaches demonstrators have blocked highways and twice disrupted a local n.b.a. basketball game the day after parks few not black lives matter activists again the streets they called for justice and punishment for those responsible former georgia state representative la dorn jones says improperly trained police officers are not being held to account the ideas that african-americans are

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but this immigration law, in particular, sanctuary immigration laws that california and other cities has just pushed this relationship to a whole new level. >> the state of california. they are doing a lousy management job. >> the fight between president trump -- >> we know the trump administration is full of liars. >> and the california republic -- >> this is basically going to war against the state of california. the engine of the american economy. it is not wise. it's not right. and it will not stand. >> now a heavyweight bout. >> how dare you endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers? >> the federal government suing the golden state, its governor and attorney general over its so-called sanctuary immigration laws. the president first threatened to are pull i.c.e. and border patrol from the state. >> hey, let california figure it out for themselves in the two months they would be begging for to us come back. and you know what? i'm thinking about doing it. >> now his attorney general wants to undue three california laws limiting california cooperation is that information sha

several california cities already have sanctuary laws on the books.in january, the acting head of immigration and customs enforcement called for arresting officials who passed and signed the laws.thomas homan:"we've got to start charging some of these politicians with crimes. these politicians can't make these decisions and be held unaccountable for people dying."for its part, california has already sued the trump administration five times on other immigration issues.the federal government now trying to rein in the golden state and possibly hundreds of other states, counties and cities nationwide and their immigration laws. laws.immigration and their nationwide cities counties and other states, hundreds of and possibly golden state rein in the now trying to government the federal issues.immigration other five times on administration the trump already sued california has for its part, dying."for people unaccountable held unaccountable for people dying."for its part, california has already sued administration five times on other issues.the federal government now trying to rein in the golden sta

has suspended its self driving car program. >> the century loppers picking up steam and more california citiess in orange county, and mixing the law which restricts local officers from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. the city voted to reject the state law earlier this week with a manhunt intensifying overnight for an inmate who escaped jail moments before ice agents were supposed to become up. manual alvarez broke out of the texas facility by hiding in the inmate release area. he left when approved to leave. offer is's photo was originally booked in jail for theft and trespassing. the dnc appears to be plunging into more debt with no signs of stopping. they have taken out a $1.7 million loan 9 months before the midterm elections, that brings the total debt to $6 million while lagging behind fundraising. tammy mcinerney says republicans -- >> fiscally responsible in the republican party, that is what we are known for. it is embedded in our principles was we have the resources, the dnc is trying to keep the lights on. >> the dnc brought in $7 million last month. republicans rai

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if approved, oakland would be the first california city to impose such a tax.nd san francisco is thinking about it. public opinion appears to be split. >> some point in time we are going to pay fee and he think it's worth it for the safety of it i use it if you are not able to drive or safety at night. >> now others in oakland say a tax may affect the decision on whether they would use a ride sharing service. for now, the position of people in the ride sharing business is, cities have no right to impose such a tax. >>> now the bay area would not be alone in taxing riders. in chicago, they have a 15 cent per ride tax. philadelphia has a 1.4% surcharge. massachusetts collects 20 cents per ride and new york is proposing a 2 to 5 dollar per ride fee. >>> well, this is creepy. smart speakers like amazon's echo and google's home mini continue to grow in popularity. according to research out this week, more than 47 million people used the devices in the u.s. that's 20% of the adult population. amazon dominates the market with the echo speaker large by because they hav

immigrants facing deportation after federal officials arrested undocumented immigrants in northern california citiesco. a democrat railing against the law promising to defy ice even after going to court. adonis rodriguez pleading guilty to disorderly conduct for blocking an ambulance carrying a man facing deportation. rodriguez later tweeting we will unapologetically resist any attacks on immigrants. we are the majority and we will prevail. and the border patrol agent going above and beyond the job. saving newborn's life unwrapping the umbilical cord was wrapped around the baby's nectar and delivery. and working at the port of france for when this happened in texas when helped deliver the baby boy, use his paramedic training and doing well. thank you to him and an alabama fire department helped plan the wish of a little boy fighting cancer spending a day in mobile. after zooming across the city in a fire engine the little firefighter. to help his heroes to put out the tiny fire set for him to work on. william is battling rare soft tissue cancer. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" but

the department of justice is suing to block three of california's so-called sanctuary cities. ions claims california's leaders are protecting criminals and jeopardizing law enforcement lives. miguel marquez live in los angeles with more. good to see you. what did you find? >> reporter: the relationship between the state of california and the trump administration has been far more than complicated it's been fraught at the very best over things like taxes and the environment and marijuana. but immigration, and in particular these sanctuary policies has taken that relationship to a whole new level. '4. >> the state of california, they are doing a lousy management job. >> reporter: the fight between president trump -- >> we know the trump administration is full of liars -- >> reporter: and the california republic -- >> this is basically going to war against the state of california, the engine of the american economy. it's not wise, it's not right and it will not stand. >> reporter: now a heavyweight bout. >> how dare you, how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforc

sanctuary cities in states like california put innocent americans in mercy of hardened criminals, hardened murders in many cases. yet the house and senate democrats voted nearly unanimously in favor of sanctuary cities. explain that. we're looking to have safe cities, folks, safe cities. they're also blocking the bed space we need for the omnibus to stop catch-and-release. catch-and-release, we catch a killer, we have to release him. we need the extra beds so we don't have to release them. bed space is very important. it is being negotiated right now. democrats priority is to protect criminals not to do what is right for our country. my priority and the priority of my administration is to serve, protect, and defend the citizens of the united states. so we have tremendous people around this table. people that know what's happening, know what's going on. maybe, tom i would like to start with you. you could say a few words quickly. and we'll go around the table. thank you very much. >> thank you for inviting me. this is important discussion and i'm proud to represent the 20,000 american heroe

you want to be homeless, come to california because we are going to set you up in a tent city somewhere's gotten ridiculous. >> some warned this could open the cities to being sued by the state of california, kind of like the state is being sued by the federal government. >> shannon: thank you, trace. no fake news here. it's time for the real news roundup. this is if you're republican senator roger wicker says he's trying to block an atheist from becoming a navy chaplain. the self-described secular humanist has a master's degree from divinity school. senator wicker and other republicans say he shouldn't be appointed because the post serves religious, not philosophical needs. others point out he applied for a navy chaplain during the obama administration and was rejected. they are wondering why president trump is giving him a second chance to apply. after holding off during the tough primary fight, democrats are getting behind dan lapinski after he staved off a progressive challenger. the democratic caucus chair holding up lipinski's victory as evidence democrats are a "big tent party."

(grant) attorney general jeff sessions takes his war against sanctuary cities to california... the trump administration is now suing the state over it's so-called sanctuary cities laws. now... california is pushing back. the suit targets sanctuary policies that prohibit some cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. today sessions slammed officials who he accused of promoting open borders. some immigration officials say the move enabled hundreds of criminals to evade authorities. sessions outlined the lawsuit during a speech in sacramento. jeff sessions / u.s. attorney general: "the department filed a suit against the state of california to invalidate these unjust laws and to immediately freeze their effect. federal agents must be able to do the job that congress directed them to do."(steve) sessions pointed to three state immigration laws he says are unconstitutional. those laws restrict police from voluntarily giving federal agents information about undocumented immigrants.... prohibit private companies from voluntarily cooperating with ice... and require the state to

with that, almost all california city pension reform. and when the state bill was before the state and they wanted to include it, we actually said our plan provided for employees. they backed away. the growing plan is a positive thing. always. >> we have a full section, generally. we have our piece. it is 15-20 minutes. they have the whole agenda including health care, all of that. no, i think they are very impressed by how conservatively we are managing this and they feel that, you know, we have been sort of behind everyone else in proving benefits and ahead of everyone else in trying to make new employees benefits affordable. >> they replaced the plan on the line item. it has to be. it is money that i believe the city collects from the department. so if a firefighter, a retired fire chief who is getting the excess benefit, they have to present money every month to pay. i believe it has to be on the city's. the preferred comp would not be on. the same process is involved. money deducted for a replacement benefit plan. it is money that t

join energy upgrade california and do your thing. the berkeley city council is letting its people decide, on surveillance technolog welcome back. take a look at transamerica pyramid this morning. behind that you can see a break in the clouds. we will have a little clearing and then rainfall. that will be the story throughout the day. i will have the full forecast coming up. >>> the berkeley city council is letting its people decide on surveillance technology. we are live from berkeley with more on a new set of regulations. >> reporter: privacy advocates have been pushing for more restrictions, and they just won a battle here in berkeley. the berkeley city council meeting last night voted to approve a new set of rules that will essentially require a review of any surveillance systems. we are talking about surveillance cameras, and also police purchases of facial recognition software, drones and license plate readers. the ordinance gives the public the power to discuss which technologies are required and how they are used. the ordinance says the city co

california, orange county. they have had it. there is a revolution going on out there. sanctuary cities where they protect criminals, murderers, people that you do not want a streets. other places in california said, we do not want that. the first time that they are speaking up. even look at roseanne, i called her yesterday. look at her ratings. [applause] pres. trump: i got a call from mark burnett, he did the apprentice. he said, i call just to say hello and to tell you did you see roseanne's ratings? i said, how big where they? he said, over 18 billion people. the "fake news" has not figured it out yet. that was great. they have not figured it out but they well. when they do, they'll become much less fake. [applause] pres. trump: you are the ones who are truly making america great again. we are going to work together. we are going to bring our country to a level of success and prominence and pride like it has never ever seen before. thank you and god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> the c-span buses traveling across the country owner 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in sacramento,

if approved oakland would be the first california city to impose such a tax. and fran is thinking about it. public opinion on this seems to be split. >> i think it's worth it for the safety of it i use it more so if you are not able to drive or safety at night. >> now others say a tax might affect their decision whether they use the ride sharing services. for now the people in the position for the ride sharing businesses says the city has no right to impose the tax. >>> the city of chicago mass a 15 cent per ride tax. philadelphia has a 1.4% surcharge. massachusetts collects 20 cents per ride and new york is proposing a 2 to 5 dollar per ride fee. >>> 5:26 is the time. san francisco is asking for cooperations from companies that make the driverless cars. if they bin testing the cars next month if they begin to test without a human being behind the wheel. right now they are required to have a backup driver in the car as a precaution. but starting april 2nd, the dmv will issue permits for full driverless testing meaning there's no backup drivers. the san francis

cities. he took aim at california claiming they are putting innocent americans at risk. >> sanctuary cities andtates like california put innocent americans, hardened criminals, hardened murderers in many cases, yet house and senate democrats voted nearly unanimously in favor of sanctuary cities. sanctuary cities are dangerous and we are going to take care of the problem. >> reporter: the president gave praise to jeff sessions for leading the charge before adding that his administration is going to win in restoring law and order, evidence taking place in california, three illegal immigrants who avoided capture after oakland mayor libby schaff warned them about a raid by immigration officers last month, rearrested for new crimes including robbery and spousal abuse. >> we are told about criminals, the same folks who want to focus on criminals in county jail. >> kirsten nielsen said the idea of sanctuary cities has been contorted, but all we have is a sanctuary for criminals. heather: we will find out later in the show. thank you, appreciate it. this fox news alert, looking live at austin, texas wh

attorney general jeff sessions takes his war against sanctuary cities to california... and criticizes the mayor of oakland during his announcement in sacramento today. the trump administration is now suing the state over it's so-called sanctuary cities laws. now... california is pushing back. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the suit targets sanctuary policies that prohibit some cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. today sessions slammed officials who he accused of promoting open borders. as you heard... he singled out oakland's mayor, who recently warned people ahead of federal immigration crackdowns. some immigration officials say the move enabled hundreds of criminals to evade authorities. sessions outlined the lawsuit during a speech in sacramento. jeff sessions / u.s. attorney general: "the department filed a suit against the state of california to invalidate these unjust laws and to immediately freeze their effect. federal agents must be able to do the job that congress directed them to do."(vicki) sessions pointed to three

california gop. andrew kotyuk, city council member in california.his new way california, this new look of the gop that arnold schwarzenegger's trying to encourage? >> yes, good morning. real quick shout-out, it's vietnam vet day, so to all the veterans of vietnam, thank you for your service. with that being said, new way california, i mean, let's get this straight here. our mentor and leader for the republican party in california is supposed to be arnold schwarzenegger? is that what chad mays is saying? this leader, governor, had the lowest ranking by the time he left, he broke all his promises about not taking special interest money, raising the debt in california. he championed the high-speed rail train, and now he's believing in this cap and trade that we can solve global warming in california, but we can't solve education, we can't solve our highways, our dams, our health care, our pension systems, but we can fix global warming? please. stuart: obviously, you don't think much of this new way california from mr. schwarzenegger. however, do you th

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 downtown this morning. about 200 protestors were out early this morning. they had a message for sessions that all immigrants are welcome in california. >> and political leaders are quick to respond. san francisco is acting there, mark farrell posted on, ag jeff sessions, we do not need your boots on the streets tearing apart our immigrant families. we need comprehensive immigration reform. i'll get the alerts when they happen. earlier we pushed out the alert when the attorney general was speaking and then the governor spoke. >>> a developing story we first brought you this morning on today in the bay. we're learning more about a deadly officer-involved shooting. they were trying detain an armed robbery suspect who they located i

in the meantime, the list of california cities and counties opting out of the states sanctuary laws isut to get longer. the city of escondido and northeast of san diego will vote next week on whether to ignore sanctuary laws and join the federal government's lawsuit against california. the mayor expects it to pass and has this message for state leaders. watch. >> these leaders in california, they care more about illegal criminals and protecting illegal criminals then protecting our citizens. this is a moral issue, this is a moral, this is illegal, this is unconstitutional, period. >> escondido, 50% latino, has long supported immigration policies. san diego can fill my county supervisors will also continue joining the trump administration lawsuit against california. that agenda item comes up on april 17th in a closed-door session. san diego county sheriff thinks the county should stay out of the fight between the fires in california. this week, orange company just up coast from san diego voted unanimously against supporting the sanctuary laws. one of the supervisors who is illegal immig

city. governor gary martinez brown is calling the lawsuit a political stunt saying at a time of unprecedented political turmoil, jeff sessions has come to california to further divide and polarize america. >> san francisco won't back down. >> reporter: mayor farrell says the city attorney's office is prepared to join the legalal battle. it's already suing the trump administration for its attempts to strip federal funding from sanctuary cities. on a conference call tonight, california's attorney general habbaire becerra says he will defend the state laws and is scheduled to speak at the same forum where jeff sessions is expected to unveil this lawsuit. live in san francisco, jean elle i. >> thank you. it's going to be an interesting 24 hours. we have coverage of the story. nbc bay area's bob riddell is in concentrate for us for the attorney general's announcement. look for his live reports tomorrow morning. weigh be live streaming the announcement on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> just into the newsroom, remember this? the part of the plane's engine detached on the way from san francisco to hawaii. tonight the ntsb says it was an engine blade that