mexico. then i hit the jackpot. in stanford california. correspondence with this organization.a file full of letters. with the leadership of this organization. who were these men? what did they do? >> they thought that some of the people coming into the country were not doing their jobs and not representing their mother country well. they wanted to say to the braceros that you have to do your job well and not start slacking off. you have to fulfill your contract. >> they take on that patriotic discourse. ambassadors in overalls. doing this fantastic work for mexico and the united states. in a time of war. when do they change their minds? >> the u.s. is a good neighbor and we are going to do this right. and then it comes to the criminalization of the workers. they want to advocate for the braceros because they realize they are living in these horrible conditions. i thought it was crazy that both were arresting the people who worked because they were trying to advocate for their rights. always the simplest things. we just want a nice place to live. >> we know that they are resist

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-- california mexico border. the banks investments have brought life-saving portable drinking water to millions of people, many of whom face health threat in conditions due to unsafe sources of drinking water's. so, that leads me to the first question. at january 25-- 2015, during the height level dialogue they agreed to double the bank's capital from its current $3 billion to $6 billion split evenly between the two nations. can you tell us why the bank is seeking to double its capital? >> congressman, the administration is looking for this capital increase because it will allow the united states to continue supporting these kinds of infrastructure projects on our border that are so important and deepens our relationship with mexico, addresses environmental issues and it is an important aspect of our economic life to have those issues addressed and only we mexico are the parties of interest, which is why the next bank in the us-mexico relationship is so different. >> in june 2015, moody's rated the bake as aa one

foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] [music] ♪ up to california from mexicoome, ♪ ♪ to the sacramento valley to toil in the sun. ♪ ♪ your wife and seven children, ♪ ♪ they're working every one. ♪ and what will you be giving to your ♪ ♪ brown-eyed children of the sun? ♪ [music] ♪ your face is lined and wrinkled ♪ ♪ and your age is 41. ♪ your back is bent from picking, ♪ ♪ like your dying days-- (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now on nbc bay area news, a wet end of the weekend. much of the bay area deals with rain what. it could mean for tomorrow's commute. >> plus, burned down but not driven away. valley fire survivors back on their feet. their emotional dedication today. >>> first, history in the making. president obama arrives in cuba. it's the first time an american president has visited the island nation in almost 90 years. good evening, everyone i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. the presiden

marijuana and traffickers operating a massive the panel that connected our restaurant in california with a house in mexico incredible rescue in california. sheriffdeputies save a woman in a car that burst into flames after colliding with a truck . >>> jon: we'll be back with our second hour in one hour. >> still in your yellow. jon: that's right. harris: fox news alert now, europe on edge and the rest of the world as well. authorities have strong evidence now a second terror suspect may be at large, and they are still searching for several people. now they're using surveillance video, and they say they can see a man helping carry a large bag before it blew up in that subway station. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, andrea tantaros, rachel campos duffy, fox news contributor ebony be williams is here and today's hashtag one #oneluckyguy, you know him, from to o'reilly factor, jesse waters

concern about a policy between california and mexico. where individuals who cross illegally cannot be set home. as long as seven to 10 years down the road. are you aware of that policy? >> yes i am. we debit the catch and -- we do policy.atch and release officials believe it is one of those factors that invites individuals to try to break us. is it unique to california? >> it is not. all of the aliens who cross the border given notices to appear before the court? >> no, they are not. let me take that back. not all illegal aliens that we arrest or given notices to appear. there are different factors that go into that. i would say if we see them cross the border they will be given a notice to appear. what is the typical time frame for court hearings? with the courtl hearings. from what i am hearing from high-level dhs officials, i am hearing anything from five to seven years. i have heard the same thing. it varies by city and the capacity that the department of justice has to schedule an notice those hearings. on thei weigh in immigration

still rain showers southeen california, arizona new mexico and a band of thunderstorms down in oklahoma. watch what these do tonight. and here comes another line by early morning moving through dallas and oklahoma city. our weather partly cloudy for the nightttme hours. quieter conditions are expected. there might be just a couple of snow showers the northern mountains and perhaps near the bikes peak area by morning low temperatures dropping into the teens and low 20s in the mountains. mid 20s toolow 30s expected on the plains. tomorrow a quieter day but you see the wind vector still a breezy one. there will be snow showers redeveloping in the mountains. i think we'll stay dry denver and across the northeast plains but cooler temperatures just in the low to mid 50s at best across most of the plains. take lamar. 35 leadville 35 gunnison. front range numbers 52 ft. collins greeley 51. platville 50. metro area numbers look for 51 at boulder 45 blackhawk aurora 53. for a low. tomorrow will be a breezy day and still kind of cool about 52 with the winds from the northeast at 10 to 15. but the

/mexico border from brownsville to el paso and all the way to california/mexico border.he bank's investments have brought life-saving potable drinking water to millions of people, many of whom faced health-threatening conditions due to unsafe sources of drinking waters. so that that leads me to the first question. january 2015 during the high-level economic dialogue, president obama and mexican president pena neato, agreed to double the bank's current capital from $3 billion to $6 billion, split evenly between the two nations. can you tell us why the bank is seeking to double its capital? >> congressman, the administration is looking for this capital increase because it will allow the united states to continue supporting these kinds of infrastructure projects on our border that are so important. it deepens our relationship with mexico, it addresses environmental issues, that are cross-border issues and it is an important aspect of our economic life to have those issues addressed and only we in mexico are the parties of interest. which is why the nat bank and the u.s.-mex

he expressed concerns about a he puts it, with california and mexico, where individuals who cross the border illegally cannot be sent home but will be processed through. and then released into the u.s. with court dates as long as 7-10 years down the road. are you aware of that policy? >> yes, i am. we dub it the "catch and release" policy. if you ask agents, they believe it is one of those driving factors that invites individuals to try and break our -- >> is it unique to california? >> it is not. >> are all the aliens who cross the border given notices to appear before the court? >> no, they are not. . let me take that back. i'm sorry. not all illegal aliens that we arrest are given notices to appear. there are different factors that go into that. i would generally say that if we see somebody crossed the border, bet that individual would given a notice to appear, but not all illegal aliens are given those. >> what is the typical time fore foor -- timeframe court hearings. >> i don't deal with the court hearings, but what i am hearing is, anywhere from 5-7 years. mr. vitiello, did i g

bigger storm in california, tracking through new mexico in to texas, as far as snow goes, way too warm down here lower terrain. if you see a couple of snow flakes, that's fine. accumulation in mountain areas, 2-6 for the front range mountains, grand mesa, 16 inches of new snow by 6:00 tonight. wind blown center as snow on the mesa. >>> kids are working to find their center. tarhonda thomas will introduce us to kids meditation. >> and well wishes to number 18 as he rides in to the sunset. >> he revolutionizeed the position in many ways. >>> tarhonda thomas has more. lot of parents are worried stressed out. >> i heard from parents on how they are helping kids to relieve stress. a method created centuries ago and experts are realizing the children. >> close your eyes and try and concentrate on breathing, and ventsly it comes naturally. >> reporter: that's what 12 kids that want to try meditation. she started a year ago and saw a difference right away in her ability to handle stress. >> reporter: those type of stories are common at the meditation center in denver. >> i heard amazing storie

he would have to do that or it will go to june 7th, when california, new mexico, new jersey, and montana the last election day this primary season. we are still in this thing for the long haul. >> and peter, one of the most notable things was what donald trump said to anderson cooper last night, when pressed about his controversial comments in the past about muslims. let's watch. >> do you think islam is at war with the west? >> i think islam hates us. there's something -- there's something there, there's a tremendous hatred there. we have to get to the bottom of it. there is an unbelievable hatred of us. >> in islam itself? >> you're going to have to figure that out, okay? >> but certainly the suggestion there that an entire world religion hates the united states is something that he's got to be questioned about. >> reporter: well, he will certainly be questioned about that topic tonight. all the republicans get angry that president obama doesn't use the phrase "radical islamic jihadist," "radical islamic terrorism," that the president will not use that language. however, donald trump s

then you go into california, new mexico, my state.he's got to be strong there. >> if you were going to talk to bernie sanders, would you say to him, respectfully, it's time to step down, it's time to look for a way out? >> no, i wouldn't. i would say to sanders, you know, get the campaign a little more positive, focus more on the issues. i thought michigan and illinois, some of those midwest got a little personal. i would say keep your progressive wing talking about the issues. i wouldn't say to sanders it's time to get out but i would say eventually, eventually it doesn't look good for you and the best thing you can do is keep the campaign on the issues, don't damage hillary too much, focus on the general election which i happen to think is going to be tougher than people think. i think trump will not be a pushover. i think hillary wins but this guy is aroused a populism out there, negativity, a lot of reagan democrats, i worry about, they don't stay with the nominee. we've got a unity effort that can't end with a nomination of the d

mexico. >>> a california mother who thought her 5-year-old had a sinus infection found out what was makingr sick. she had a safety pin stuck in her nostril. she told her mom she forgot to tell her mother about a castle she was making 6 months ago. once it fell out, all the symptoms disappeared. >>> the iditarod in alaska is trucking in snow for the famous race. 7 freight cars are full of snow. race officials have reduced the ceremonial start down to 3 miles from it's normal 11-mile route. >>> drexel is making plans for a big expansion. >>> find out about the new mobile payment app. you can pay without taking the phone out of your pocket. that's at 6:00 a.m. what is this miraculous invention? it separates our side of the room from theirs. listen. now you hear them. now you don't. every family deserves a two-room suite. yeah, it's pretty great. main line health are victims of identity thieves. two weeks ago employee responded to a corrupt e-mail the person thought was legitimate. no patient information has compromised however. fbi and internal revenue service are involved in the investigatio

earlier in the week, over california, moving into mexico. now it is making the way into south texas. such a deep flow of moisture coming in off of the gulf of mexico. a strong jet stream, the air is rising, rapidly. now, we are talking about flooding rains all throughout texas and loose loose, arkansas, getting up into missouri. let's get back to the desk top. look at the advisories, the flood watches, and the warnings. seeing the dark colored green. the light shaded green, flood flash flood warnings, that means there is flash flooding going on right now. western kentucky, through western tennessee, parts of arkansas all of the way down to louisiana. this will likely continue through the night and during the day tomorrow. let's take a look at the rainfall potential over the next 5 days and again instead of yesterday being right here, the heaviest totals, it shifted to the east a little bit. we are talking about now new a foot of rain over the next five days, most of it coming through the day tomorrow. lesser totals up across the ohio valley

undocumented brazilian man hidden in the gas tank area of an suv at a port of entry along the mexico-california border. officers were cooucting an intensive inspection using the maging system when they discovered something odd in the vehicle's gas tank and under the rear seat. both the driver and the undocumented man were arrested. >>> 6:48 is the time. of students working at greatness, also known as "swag on 6." this morning we'll introduce you to one student who deals with adversary every day of his life, from being at theop of >>> the next time your kids complain about their problems, tell them about terrence nicker son. this man lives alone in a homeless shelter with no family for support. he heads to college in the fall. he's a student working at greatness. education on 6 reporter ari odzer has his story. >> reporter: terrence nicker son doesn't just walk to school. he walks away from a homeless shelter to his happy place. >> right now i'm in a shelter. ght now that does not define me. >> reporter: call him a striverer senior at miami jackson high school. just don't label terrence as just

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check out the pictures of what officers found tuesday at the mexico-california border. officers were conducting an intensive inspection of the suv using an imaging system when it turned up something irregular in the vehicles gas tank and under the rear seats. officers kept searching and discovered the man hidden inside a partially modified gas tank. both the driver of the s-u-v and the undocumented man are in custody. a 10 on your side follow up to a cookie-related crime in florida. the sheriff's office says two people are in custody for stealing money from a girl scout. we reported earlier this week at 4 --- a man stole sold cookies outside a walmart. a 20-year-old man and his themselves in. andrew gant public voluisa county sheriff's office "its a shame it happened in the first place, we're glad to have them in custody and hold them her hands. and i think it was scary for her, shes a 12 year old kid and he's a grown man recovered. it had a couple hundred dollars inside. a local radio station raised more than a thousand dollars for the troop after the theft. meteorolog

it happened at a port of entry along the mexico-california border. officers were conducting an intensive investigation when they covered something odd in the vehicle's gas tank and under the rear seats. both the driver and the undocumented man were arrested. >>> 9:48 is the time. you stories of students working at greatness, also known as "swag on 6." this morning we'll introduce you to one student who deals with adversity every day of his life. that is not stopping him from being at the top served with sirloin steak. saut\ fresh zucchini, squash and tomatoes. it's sure to be a family favorite. visit freshfromflorida.com for great recipes. ou're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast buness doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. and bell peppe

california. parents are immigrants from mexico. i'm the first in my family to get a first degree at stanford. nford. we have three wonderful daughters. >> you're a prominent member of here in california we've got seven million people eligible to vote who do not register the vast majority are latino. what's up with thc)zx/? >>hc a lot of it is underé óx countries where you were afraid eo go vote. u didn't have ao choice of the vfcandida. a lot of people;9 have never really been incorporated into >> we've got two1g leading republicju running÷ñ for presidgu both cuban american se'Ñ rubio. both latino yetmi they seem toÃe fighting over who has thef< strongest rwanti-immigrant credent>xs. what do you make of zathat? >> this( is84 america. respect showing that you're latino doesn't mean the only thing you care about. at the same time i think it shows that voters becoming more community. simply because you have a last name that says you're latino doesn't mean you'll gain the vote of the community. >> most people feel in order for the republican to win the white house they have to

protection officers discovered the undocumented brazilian man while inspecting the suv along the mexico/californiaer. police arrested the man hiding along with the driver. >> look at this video. police in south carolina are searching for a shoplifting suspect who ran into trouble. during his getaway. by trouble we mean an suv. take a look at this again. whoa. appears the man wasn't paying attention. runs out of the walmart store, he trips and ran head on to that suv. managed to keep going. he stole about $40 of meat from the store and of course they are still looking for him. got to admit that's funny. >> must have hurt a little. >>> lots of innovation and creativity on display at temple university. >> philadelphia students showcasing their science skills at a competition. more than 600 high school students from across the city are taking part in the 37th annual george washington carve science fair. they are competing in five categories from botany and chemistry to engineering and environmental science. the george washington carver fair is the oldest citywide science fair in the country. >>> today

mÉxico. en san diego california, jaime garcÍa como univisiÓn.so como Éste en investigaciÓn en curso sobre si las heridas fueron autopropulsadas nos tienen lo mÁs reciente de esta controversia. reportera: cientos de miles balseros cubanos han sido interceptados en su intento por llegar estados unidos, es la primera vez que algunos llegan heridos, con impactos de armas de fuego. ellos dicen que delincuentes intentaron robarles la embarcaciÓn al salir de la isla y les dispararon. >> no podÍa caminar porque los Últimos alientos que tuve fue llegar a la embarcaciÓn porque no me sentÍa bien, me dolía mucho el pie. reportera: las heridas que tenÍan fue salvavidas que les permitiÓ quedar en territorio de estados unidos y es que gracias a que fueron enviados a un hospital en la florida automÁticamente quedaron cobijados por la ley de ajuste cubano que les permite permanecer legalmente en el paÍs una vez ponen pie en tierra firme. los guardacostas inician investigaciÓn frente a rumores de que presuntamente los mismos balseros se habrÍan infringido las her

california. made its way into mexico and stalled and pulled in. just tons and tons of moisture off the pacific. the caribbean sea, the gulf of mexico, and folks in texas, louisiana, mississippi, arkansas, just inundated. we just have some clouds around right now. the heaviest rains into the florida panhandle. they're not nearly as intense. you can see them weakening here. a little good news there. there are still flash flood warnings in areas that had so much heavy rain with the ongoing flooding. a bit of a break right now. there will be more rain over the weekend. but the widespread torrential rains are winding down as we head through the weekend for the folks there. upper 50's low 60's tonight. mostly cloudy skies. a cool front is dropping through but temperatures are still going to be about 20 degrees above average for this time of the year. for overnight lows. heading out tomorrow morning again just a spotty shower. 58 at 7:00 a.m. 62 by 11:00. here is the front. it drops southward. high pressure slides off the coast. there is not much moisture with this front so a few spotty showers in the

this happened tuesday along the mexico/california border. customs and border protection officers were inspecting an suv and found a man stuffed in a modified gas tank. he's from brazil and the agents arrested him and the driver. >>> well, by now you may have seen this video online. a man's pocket fire all because his e-cigarette exploded. apparently it's something that can happen relatively easily if you load the batteries incorrectly. just this week the department of transportation announced it's banning the use of e-cigarettes on commercial flights. now nbc's stacy pinot brings us the new story of a man whose e-cigarette exploded in his face. >> i should have stopped using the electric cigarette. there was no nicotine in it or anything. >> reporter: so when he went to take an inhale of this milky white smoke, he never expected this to happen. >> oh, my god, oh, my god because i grabbed the rag and put it on my face and as i was putting it on my face, i noticed below me there's a pool of blood. >> reporter: the e-cig exploded with such forc

it happened at an entry point along the mexico california border. they found the man by using an imaging system that found anomalies in the vehicle's gas tank. firefighters in california rescuing three puppies and their mom and another young dog from an 8 foot space beneath a downtown building. yesterday is when it happened. there's the pup pis. it's unclear how the dogs ended up there or how long they had been there but they're all safe and sound and pretty cute. that's your news update this hour. back to you scott. >> thanks so much. now to triple decker calls of the day. a buy rating at jp morgan. the recent sell off is a compelling entry point. it goes to the conversation we were having at the top of the show. what do we think? >> too much natural gas exposure. particularly with the lng product overseas. i see no reason that natural gas is going to go higher. i don't like this call. >> continued derisking is imminent. and this thing couldn't go up higher. that's a major problem for these guys. >> niche crates both oracle and sales force today wi

california. and on the way into mexico, and in the central part of the country. over into the great lakes, and the midwest. so the storm is over mexico right now. and it is goes to glide along that storm track, and when it does, it is going to bring us an increased chance for moisture. the snow mainly in the high country and the possibility of rain and snow here on the front range. right now, we have very light snowfalling in higher elevations, no travel advisories issued but we could this storm moves out. and from 1-2 inches in the metro area and for our western suburbs, we could see up to an inch of snowfall. don't get that excited about this little disturbance that is moving through. because the chance of any moisture is pretty low. that is good news, though, for your afternoon drive. it looks like we will have dry roads, temperatures in the 50s and 40s. and then through 7:00, 44 degrees. and here is that snow. in the high country. that is where we are going to stay. and then that moisture is going to roll off the foothills, closer to 7:00, 8:00, even 9:00. an

he expressed concerns about a policy, a -- with california and mexico where individuals who crossed the border illegally cannot be sent home but are processed through and then released into the u.s. with court dates as long as seven to 10 years down the road. are you aware of that policy? the catch and release policy. it's one of the driving factors that invites individuals to try to break our -- mr. walberg: is it unique to california? mr. judd: it is not. mr. walberg: are all aliens that cross the border given notices to appear before the court? mr. judd: no, they are not. let me take that back. i'm sorry. not all illegal aliens that we arrest are given notices to appear. and there are different factors that go into that. i would -- i would generally say that if we see somebody cross the border that that individual would be given a notice to appear. but not all illegal aliens that we arrest are given notices to appear. all they need to do is provide us an address and it can be an obscure address. for instance, in the mid 2000's we were arresting a large number of brazilians in the sue

which we've been monitoring, really all week for that matter, start over in california, heavy snowfall into western areas of mexico, and then pulling off here towards the east, pumping in those southerly winds across parts of eastern texas, louisiana, report here, 531 millimeters of total rainfall since the storm system ga began, and it has been forcing thousands of residents to evacuate. one way they were getting out, major interstate in the region have also been shut down, state of emergencies is in effect for several parishes across areas of the one casualty reported from a similar instance like this. somebody was trying to drive through a flooded highway, and they end up getting swept away and drowning. if you ever see a flooded road, don't drive through it. the current could still be strong. as far as the forecast, moisture coming in from the south, but also pumping in the warm air towards the east. record breaking highs on thursday, up and down the eastern seaboard, temperatures, a little bit cooler, but still above average heading into friday. all right, here is the extended outlook. >>> and that wraps up t

guillermo: vemos claramente como hacia el sur va inclusive cruzar la frontera hacia mÉxico, zonas altas por baja californiauena noticia es que el camino viene en segundo sistema que estarÍa atrayendo mÁs lluvias. lluvia considerable para la zona de montaÑas en la lÍnea costera, y por supuesto lluvia lavalle. tengo mÁs detalle destroza lugar. marÍa leticia: el alcalde de san josÉ se reunieron por concepto de personas para analizar la crisis de viena la ciudad. el control de rehÉn de los desalojos son causas justas sÓlo tengo que acudir a la reuniÓn. los alquileres sentados en registrados aumentos anuales del 10% en promedio, lo cual ha obligado a mirar personas a abandonar la ciudad por falta de recursos. >> tenemos que ir tres hermanos para que vamos pagar una de renta porque es demasiada cara. >> el coste de la vivienda ha aumentado rÁpidamente y por eso necesitamos una ley de control. >> el prÓximo mes de abril el consejo de san josÉ votarÁ la iniciativa para control de renta, y si es aprobada comenzarÁ aplicarse antes de verano. conductor: el virus del zika. preocupa marÍa leticia: se llevÓ a cabo un si

we took a trip from new york, across country to the grand canyon, california, and down to mexico. we went that far. when we started out, we went all the way to florida, and that is when i remember him using the book to find places to stay. that is the year they passed the civil rights act. i think they passed that in july. i remember staying in the sporting, rooming houses, and at one place we stayed in florida, the owner paid my father to go stay in a hotel, a regular hotel, because they had fighting and dogs being sick on them, and they had fought for the right for us to say there. that whole trip was a trip. s to go the first black in the white hotels. and in texas we did that. people got up and left, the whole thing. it was an emotional thing. >> especially for a young child. when the man was pleading with your father to go stay at one of these hotels, your father resisted? >> my father was resentful of the fact that he cannot stay in those hotels before, and he was adamant he was going to continue to support african american, or at the time negro establishments. he said i wil

southern california, especially through arizona and new mexico. you see it on the satellite imagery. the spin right over nevada. this is becoming a cut-off low, as you can see the clouds in the ocean moving straight up. the jet stream is getting disconnected from the storm, it will do a slow drift across the country, providing us with a snowstorm today into tomorrow and then severe weather wednesday into thursday, maybe even a few tornadoes, we have a blizzard warning north of casper. the highest elevations are getting the most snow as normal. the state of wyoming is almost going to be covered in snow by the time we're done with this tomorrow morning. just north of interstate 80 ard medicine bow this is 10-12 inches of snow. an significant early spring snowstorm. then the storm goes to the middle of the country wednesday, this will be a classic you know, typical severe weather set-up with just a little moisture from the gulf. the definitely the cold air behind it, the warm air ahead, we'll see from des moines down to alexandria, new orleans, houst

he expressed concerns about a policy, a -- with california and mexico where individuals who crossed the border illegally cannot be sent home but are processed through and then released into the u.s. with court dates as long as seven to 10 years down the road. re you aware of that policy? mr. judd: we dub it the catch and release policy. it's one of the driving factors that invites individuals to try to break our -- mr. walberg: is it unique to california? mr. judd: it is not. mr. walberg: are all aliens that cross the border given notices to appear before the court? r. judd: no, they are not. let me take that back. i'm sorry. not all illegal aliens that we arrest are given notices to appear. and there are different factors that go into that. i would -- i would generally say that if we see somebody cross the border that that individual would be given a notice to appear. but not all illegal aliens that we arrest are given notices to appear. wahl wahl what's the typical -- mr. walberg: what's the typical time frame for court hearings? mr. judd: i don't deal with the court hearings. from wh

. >> you have a couple states that we're not talking about, california, new mexico, though are goingthe first week of june. >> what do you say to the "new york times" tuesday morning has a piece about donald trump saying it is the party of trump and they quote bobby jindal saying that the best gift republicans can give the democrats is donald trump. so how does she do that? she's already playing against him and how will that continue? >> i will say this, the line she used tonight, this america -- make it whole again, fill what has been hollowed out it is one of the most mr. capital unintelligible lines i have ever heard. so she must be talking about the obama legacy, number one. number two another line that is a problem for her against donald trump and bernie sanders as i mentioned before are more populous anti-establishment candidates she goes the country belongs to all of us not just those on top. guess who the american people think represents those on top, hillary clinton, a poster child for elitism and the establishment. she is making comments and arguments that don't necessarily

this is especially important in places like texas, california, new mexico, florida, nevada, north carolina, even in virginia where there's 9% of the population are latinos. if you look at the breakdown of the previous presidential elections, latinos made -- had a significant impact. obama took 71% of the latino vote that was 44% more than romney in 2012. 2008, he took 67% of the latino vote which was 36% more than mccain. kerry, he took 18% more hispanics at 58 with bush 31%. bush, george w. bush did better with hispanic voters than any other republican candidate. this year we had planned this to come just before the super primary tomorrow. i think after the super primary, we'll know a lot more about whether trump has it or not. whether he -- whether it's going to be a clean sweep. we'll know certainly more about cruz and rubio. rubio has to take 20% in some of these states. looks like he may not do that. we'll get into that later. the panels that we have, the way we're going to run this panel, the first panel is that we're going to have very short statements about five minutes at the begi

more than 400 yards long, it links a house in california to a restaurant in mexico.der patrol officers seized almost 3,000 pounds of marijuana after finding this tunnel. >>> new information about a deadly drug making the rounds in florida. it's a small white pill designed to look like the anti-anxiety drug xanax. but it is mixed with an extremely strong opioid called fentan fentanyl. 50 times more potent than heroin, often prescribed to cancer patients. that combination is killing people. nine overdose threats reported so far linked to this pill. the sheriff of pinellas county, florida, is on the phone to talk about it. where is it coming from, sir? do you know? >> that's what we're trying to find out right now. one of the concerns we have is whether it's being manufactured locally. if somebody's having to take xanax and take fentanyl, mix it together, and put it on the street. it's a great question. we're trying to figure it out. we're concerned it may be manufactured here. >> we just had on screen a bottle of the real xanax. you're not going to go to your pharmacy,

mexico. he's at their home in other than california in los angeles.ou probably know, young people watching they used to have something called western union telegram. >> yes. >> that was a while ago. >> western union office and type out and it would be sent to her. are you ready. >> yes. >> this this is, from new mexico to her home in california. he says, mrs. reagan, if you are going to be home in the morning, i wonder if i might drop in on account of i love you. >> that is mr. reagan. >> that would be sent in a text message today that would be a text. >> and you wouldn't have it anymore. >> yes. >> yes. >> hey, sue. >> do you want to hear another one. this is a love letter. >> okay. >> of which there were many. mrs. reagan, if you are going -- >> that is one you just read. >> here's the letter. darling mommy poo that is what he called her sometimes. february 14th, of course, valentines day may be the date they observed valentines day but that is for people of only ordinary luck. i happen to have a valentine's life, not just a day which started on mar

california. >> tengo varios negocios aquÍ, en mÉxico y en muchas partes.cha entre agentes del fbi. >> un nivel de vida muy alto. reportero: vivir en el anonimato no le ha garantizado seguridad. >> ha sufrido un atentado que la llevÓ incluso al hospital a su hijo. cuando capturan a su papÁ. reportero: segÚn ella el chapo guzmÁn la ha visitado en california y sostuvo que lo acompaÑÓ para hacerse una cirugÍa estÉtica. la esposa del chapo nos dijo que no se habÍa hecho ninguna cirugÍa plÁstica, pero ella dice que sÍ, incluso que lo acompaÑÓ. >> se ha echÓ una cirugÍa para estirarse. >> pidiÓ que cheque harÁn todo lo que le van a insertar. reportero: tiene una teorÍa para todo. cuando montenegro le pregunto por el arresto de su padre en mazatlÁn en 2014 dijo que pensaba que quien entregÓ fue ismael zambada, su suegro. pero cree que lo traicionÓ. >> pensamos que fue Él. que nos hizo mucha conciencia de que una persona que no sabe quiÉn fue encontrado a una persona armada allÁ dentro. en este negocio no hay amistades. reportero: cuidarse tambiÉn del gobierno que

. >>> authorities announced the discovery of a drug tunnel from a restaurant in mexico to a home in california built a three bedroom home to conseal the 400 yard passage way. they nabbed the first shipment of marijuana. >>> near tasty collision. a truck hauling beer, and they spent the morning cleaning up chips and beer. time to get down to business. >>> according to a new survey, 70% of americans binge watch tv and on average watch five episodes per sitting. this is good news for netflix and hulue. millennials on average subscribe to three. >>> if connecticut legislators have their way, they'll start taxing income from yale university's billion dollar endowment and only target endowments bigger than $10 milli million. >>> and listen up ladies. amazon says they pay their female employees 99.9 w pays men. this is a major improvement from national statistics that say women are paid on average 17% less than men. >>> the golden state warriors continue to dominate at home and yet another yanky says he'll call it a career. sports is up next. you get. and i expect the same from my mascara. now, revlo

a drug tunnel from mexico to california. of the tunnel being used for smuggling drugs running from under a restaurant in mexicali to a living room in a house in california. authorities say the land was bought specifically for drug running and the tunnel became operational last month. so far four people are now under arrest. >>> a juror in the hulk hogan sex tape investigation are speaking exclusively to abc news about the case. the prowrestler sued gawker after a tape was posted of him having sex with his wife. the jury sided with him and believed argument wasn't valid. >> he made it clear that they were all about crossing the line. the decision we make was correct. >> you believe he was emotionally distressed by it. >> we were all in the same circumstances, how would we feel about it, emotionally, we would have been devastated. >> he's still a human being. the site now appealing. >> we didn't post the sex tape. we posted nine seconds of sexual activity in an excerpt of a much longer tape. it was in the connection of a story

he expressed concerns about a policy, as he puts it, with california and mexico where individuals who cross the border illegally cannot be sent home but are processed through and then released into the u.s. with court dates as long as seven to ten years down the road. are you aware of that policy? >> yes, i am. that's -- we dub it the catch-and-release policy. it's extremely disconcerting to all border patrol agents. if you ask border patrol agents, they believe it's one of those driving factors that invites individuals to try to break our laws. >> is it unique to california? >> it is not. >> are all the aliens who cross the border given notices to appear before the court? >> no, they are not. well, let me take that back. i'm sorry. not all illegal aliens that we arrest are given notices to appear. and there are different factors that go into that. i would generally say that if we see somebody cross the border, that that individual would be given a notice to appear. but not all illegal aliens that we arrest are given notices to appear. >> what's the typical time frame for court hearin