currently a change in leadership at cvp, president biden just name tucson arizona police chief chris magnus to be the commissioner and that is notable because as i said he anti-trump, anti-against a lot of the president's hard-line border policies so what is your reaction to him being in charge of cvp now? >> i did not see this coming. one of the things border sheriff do, we push on relationships. i know chief magnus, i worked with him on a couple things, i've not worked with him on any border related issues. is cities just north of my county and i've not worked with him on border issues. he's not one that has been done on the border working with local chefs and others so i don't know. this was a curve ball on this one so we hope he works with us in relationship with us because there's a lot of issues, the border is a crisis right now so we need somebody that can lead with sheriff's, with communities and hope you can do that. >> keep us posted on that front which i want to talk about policy. the biden administration just security deal with mexico, honduras and guatemala so that they will ad

chris magnus is currently the police chief in tucson, which is about an hour's drive from the border with mexico. the white house says magnus has developed a reputation as a progressive police leader who is focused on relationship building between the police and community promoting reform and insisting on police accountability. his nomination requires senate approval. a special enrollment period is now open for millions of californians who are looking to sign up for low cost health care. ktvu is james torrez tells us that the new federal subsidies might be able to save you hundreds of dollars. the sooner they are, the sooner they say this webinar from covered california explains how millions of people in the state can save on their health care payments money supported by the recently signed american rescue plan, we're not waiting before. april through june were treated as if it's one of our mega open enrollment period because this is big for california, according to executive director peter lee $3 billion would go to three groups. those without insurance can access low cost rates peop

chris magnus to leave us customs and border protection, which is the largest federal law enforcementin the country magnus lead richmond police department from 2006 until 2015, he's considered a progressive leader. the focuses on community building and insists on police accountability. >> enrichment. he was known for reducing the number of shootings and killings and helping to rebuild community trust in law enforcement. he currently serves as the chief of police in tucson, arizona. >> coming up next, kron 4 isn't going anywhere. but some of your favorite tv shows are calling it quits and ending. that's up after the break. >> a lot of favorite tv shows are calling it quits. not going to be back for another season. >> don't worry, though kron 4 is here to stay. but 7 shows in total are ending entertainment. tonight's kevin frazier has the story. >> tonight greg, you're right on the money said ensure so far here is the list and the reactions no wrong to them. this is a warning. >> it's crazy because it's been best season so far. the man who plays big. i've or you can still said 5 years a

president biden will nominate former richmond police chief chris magnus. he's currently serving as police chief in tucson, but magnus developed a reputation here as a progressive police leader. during in time in richmond the number of shootings and killings fell dramatically and he's worked hard to bridge the gap between the police department and the community. we know magnus will be nominated for sure, but several news outlets are also speculating president biden will tap sippedy mccain to be the united states abd to the u.n. world food program. cindy mccain, of course, the wife of the late great senator john mccain. president biden is meeting virtually with silicon valley leaders to discuss the chip crisis. the ceos of intel and google and hp among the leaders who will answer the president's questions. the worldwide chip shortage is a matter of national security. we import most of our chips, even chips that go into military weapons as well as chips that go into cars and other consumer goods. marcus, both ford and general motors, as you know, to stop some

. >> president biden has nominated former richmond police chief chris magnus to lead the u.s. customs and border protection magnus serve as richmond's top cop from 2000, 6 until 2015, he was also known for reducing the number of shootings and killings and helping to rebuild community trust in law enforcement. he currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. magnus will have to be confirmed by the senate before taking the job. dante wright shooting did affect the ongoing trial of derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer accused of murder in the death of george floyd. but the judge denied a request to sequester. the jury at least for now. george floyd's brother took the stand yesterday as a prosecution near the end of the case. and felicia bolton has the latest from minneapolis. >> if you need a moment. and taking through tears and family photos. george floyd's brother testified >> the lotus floyd spoke of the close connection. his brother had with their mother. when we went to the funeral. >> its joe has just said that the casket he was just a mom. >> over

who will at least give those who are decrying the biden ministration some hope perhaps chris magnus who is the current police chief in tucson arizona was noted as a big critic of trumpet ministration era policies he's seen as a as a liberal as someone who is something more open to a less punitive approach to migration although all of these terms got relatively new talking about law enforcement officials and then also interestingly. who bit u.s. citizenship and immigration services she's also someone who wants to take on asylum it's the asylum the asylum system is very pretty broken in the united states right now in fact as i said biden isn't even allowing most asylum seekers to claim asylum out in fact just on friday we got this very quickly this report that said biden is on track to accept the fewest refugees this year of any modern president including trump according to the international rescue committee so we'll be looking at those appointees very carefully to see how things are going to change indeed for the update that sort of she had 3 times the force in washington d.c. . at least

host: there is a headline from tucson weekly, bite into nominate chris magnus as head of border patrol. what we know about chief magnus, and why did the president select him? guest: he has been chief in tucson and also in a city in michigan and in the bay area, i think richmond, california. he is known as a progressive law enforcement official. he has been critical of the border wall, for example, and many trump policies. he was picked because he has that proximity, from tucson, about 70 to 80 miles north, and that proximity gives him the ability to say hey, i deal with the flow of the folks coming through my community. not up against the border, but i deal with the flow coming through my community, so i have a familiarity. and he matches the president's progressive approach to immigration in terms of opposing much of what the trump administration did. host: let's go to akron, ohio. terry on the independent line. caller: i was wondering, what is the definition of an unaccompanied minor? and it's strange, how does a seven or eight-year-old get from central america all the way up to the

that's quite a mall honduras and el salvador this is president biden has named arizona police chief chris magnus to the next to be the next commissioner of customs and border protection after the resignation of the current chief who only served in the role for less than 3 months so are we actually closer to a solution or discuss the situation and what happens next we bring in political columnist and editorial director of a reactionary times julio rivera thank you so much for joining us in the 0. thank you so much for having me scott ok so we are now seeing the reports that the bottom mistry has come to terms and are going to send $250000.00 and i say it's an additional aid to central america death throwing more money if you think at central america actually help this problem well you know it's got to you might as well put that money on an airplane on pallets and fly it to the mullahs in iran or we might as well flush it down the toilet or use it to you know to keep a fire going in the winter i don't know it's ridiculous i mean these countries are so corrupt the council on foreign relations estim

mexico, guatemala and honduras to the boy 20,000 troops to the border as the president chooses chris magnus to lead ccp, he previously resisted the trump administration's orders on undocumented immigrants, the president nominating the head of us citizenship and immigration services. she called for pausing cvp funded funding under trump. last hour, mark daniels joined us saying the biden administration strategy at the border isn't clear and questioned his pick to lead us through this crisis, take a listen. >> 7 years of working this border and seeing the arab and flow of good, bad and ugly, donald trump and his administration worked closely, his dhs secretary halted everything and now we are doing it all over again and this is all about those transitional relationships in place no matter who and having a leader at dhs who can work at what we are doing securing this border. jillian: chief magnus opposed turning tucson into sanctuary city the government hasn't always cooperated with ice. 3 officers shot during a deadly high-speed chase with two brothers in georgia. an officer crashed into a ut

. >>> president biden wants chris magnus to be the next head of the board of public advisers.ic of donald trump, so maybe not the best bipartisan pick. magnus currently serves as the police chief of tucson, arizona. he's a strong supporter of sanctuary cities. >>> president biden pushing for his so-called infrastructure bill, and it sounds as if he's willing to compromise a little on increased taxes for corporations. the president holding a meeting at the bathroom yesterday. he said the chip shortage was part of what he wanted to fix with berlt. >> it's not remotely target toward what americans think they're getting when politicians campaign on infrastructure. but instead of coming up with a better bill, democrats have decided it's the english language that has to change. they're embarking on an orwellian campaign to convince anybody that any government policy whatsoever can be labeled infrastructure. >> we need to build the infrastructure of today, not repair the one of yesterday. and the plan i propose is going to create millions of jobs, rebuild america, protect our supply

the president nominated former richmond police chief chris magnus to be in border protection. he cites his proximity to the border. he developed his reputation as an aggressive police leader, improving relationships between the police and his community. >>> up next, ready to reopen with restriction. we'll tell you what changes you'll see the next time you go to great america. >>> okay. no more of that fake record cheering. the warriors are preparing to let people back into the chase center. season ticket holders got a chance to begin buying tickets for the first game back. tickets go on sale to the general public wednesday at 9:00 in the morning. capacity will be capped at 35%. everyone will have to show proof of vaccination or negative covid test. fans who purchase tickets a week before the game will be eligible to receive an at-home testing kit for free. >> we are also getting new details about the reopening at great america. the park is set for limited reopening on may 22nd. all 2020 regular tickets that had to be canceled will now be valid through labor day. all 2020 seaso

president biden, meanwhile, has tapped chris magnus to be the next head of customs and border protectionmagnus well thought of for his efforts to bring police and citizens together. though he was a frequent critic of donald trump, so maybe not the most bipartisan of picks. richmond's crime rate fell an enormous percent while magnus was police chief there. he is a strong supporter of sanctuary cities. president biden also pushing for his so-called infrastructure bill. it sounds as if he is willing to compromise a little on tax hikes for corporations. the president holding a bipartisan meeting at the oval office yesterday. earlier he met virtually with chip executives, said the chip shortage is part of what he wanted to fix with better infrastructure. his critics say biden is really stretching the definition of infrastructure. >> it's not remotely targeted toward what americans think they're getting when politicians campaign on infrastructure. but instead of coming up with a better bill, democrats have decided it's the english language that has to change. they're embarking on an orwellian

president biden has tapped a former richmond police chief chris magnus sully the u.s. customs and border protection magnus. let richman's of police department from 2006 until 2015 he was known for reducing the number of shootings and killings and helping rebuild community trust in law enforcement. chief magnus has been described as having extensive experience in addressing immigration issues. he currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. the nomination will, however, require senate confirmation. changing gears for a moment to turn our attention now to our forecast is a live look over at sfo is kind of hazy out there. so as why, why that's going on kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr. dave, we air france coming by to. by the way. yes, you're right. we've got some of that fog. >> sneaking on in here and then a lot of tears. the high cloudiness. we talked a little bit about that too. now fog is not unusual to come ensure in the afternoon we get our afternoon breeze, but it's going to little muscle as we go forward into tuesday, you'll start feeling it dealing wit

the police chief of tucson, arizona, chris magnus, is the pick for commissioner of customs and bordern. former pentagon official christine wormuth will be the first woman tapped for secretary of the army. and anne milgram is being nominated to lead the drug enforcement administration. still to come on the "newshour," israel is suspected of destroying a power generator at a nuclear facility in iran. a new book exposes how the sackler family became a catalyst for the opioid crisis. congress returns to business with the president's infrastructure bill on the table. plus, much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and from the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism. judy: yesterday, a major explosion disabled parts of iran's uranium enrichment facility at natanz, south of tehran. iran quickly blamed israel. as john yang tells us, this also comes as indirect talks between the u.s. and iran over the 2015 nuclear deal are set to resume later this week. john: the facility was knocked off line just hours after launching its new advanced centrifuges. te

he's set to nominate tucson police chief chris magnus to lead the custom and borders protection as the white house just reached agreements with mexico, honduras and guatemala to help pump the brakes on migration at the u.s. border. let's go to msnbc's ayman mohyeldin, who is on the ground in guatemala city. it's good to see you. migrants have been fleeing from places where you are you now to come to the u.s. and there's a lot of talk of addressing the root cause of that. what have you been learning there on the ground? >> yes, kasie, we've been asking that question to everyone we've been speaking to, from officials to experts, even to the migrants themselves and what they're dealing with. the short answer to that really is two-fold. you have to try to deal with the structural problems, root problems, and most of that lies in the socioeconomic conditions in this country. you also have to deal with the short-term problems, things like dealing with the pandemic and economic fallout from that. over the past couple of days, we've gone to some of the rural parts of this country, seeing up cl

today's shooting is related to that president joe biden has nominated former richmond police chief chris magnus to lead the u.s. customs and border protection which is america's largest law enforcement agency and guess who richman's police department from 2006 until 2015, it's considered a progressive leader who focuses on community building and insist on police accountability in richmond. he was known for reducing the number of shootings and killings while also helping to rebuild community trust in law enforcement magnus it currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock there's lawrence. he's cooking up and americans are being vaccinated in record numbers. meantime, by some of them are getting a 3rd shot. >> or whether certainly some wintry weather to come maybe a little snow in the sierra nevada. we'll talk about that coming up next. and it supports steph curry becomes the warriors all time leading score sports director jason dumas school break down the milestone have the highlights from chase center. still to come. >> and now kron 4 sports.

chris magnus is currently the police chief in tucson, arizona, which is about an hour away from the borderhouse says that magnus has developed a reputation as a progressive police leader who is focused on relationship building between the police and community also promoting reform and insisting on police accountability. she's magnus nomination will require senate approval. we talked to richmond mayor tom but today and he says he thinks magnus is the perfect man for the job. discovery of tough job if you know if he's able that if he's able to take that on and solve some of these problems, you know he's gonna be a hero, and he said it zraly an opportunity for him while serving as the chief of police in richmond, magnus faced a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by seven black sergeants, lieutenants and captains. all of those claims were eventually. rejected by a jury in 2012 after the break, one of the bay area's largest employer is getting ready to bring employees back to the office. the timeline and requirements that sales force plans to use and taking a live. look outside on this monday

president biden is expected or has nominated former richmond police chief chris magnus to lead the u.ustoms and border protection agency right now. magnus is the chief of police in tucson if confirmed by the senate, magnus will be tasked with handling a record number of border crossings that are projected to increase in the coming months. the white house says. magnus has developed a reputation as a progressive police leader who focuses on relationship building between the police and community promoting reform and insisting on police. it's accountability. magnus received national attention when a photograph of him in uniforms holding a black lives matter. sign went went viral during a protest in richmond. madonna and fizer are now putting shots in arms for a third time as boxes jonathan serrie tells us this afternoon. the companies are beginning human testing for covid vaccine booster shots targeting those do strains. more than 230 million covid vaccine doses have been distributed and 46% of all adults in the u. s have now gotten there first shot, but states are still racing to cover a

chris magnus is currently the police chief of two son a now hours driver. so from the mexico border, he was praised by some during his time in richmond for connecting police with the community. his nomination will require senate approval. resident binding his meeting with a group of congressional leaders from both parties this afternoon. the group is scheduled to discuss the president's $2.3 trillion plan to rebuild the nation's infrastructure. lauren blanchard is in washington with the story. monday afternoon, president biden meeting with a small, bipartisan group of lawmakers as he and the administration continue to push the american jobs plan. we don't have a lot of work to do to persuade the american people that u s infrastructure needs major improvement, they'll show lawmakers a state infrastructure report detail ng the extent of crumbling roads, outdated schools and lack of internet across the country. the administration wants a $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill. a compromise is inevitable. what he will not accept his inaction. senate republicans argu

was arrested on human smuggling charges president biden has tapped former richmond police chief chris magnus to lead the u.s. customs and border protection. >> magna serving as richmond's top cop from 2000, 6 until 2015 and was known for reducing the number of shootings and killings while helping to rebuild community trust in law enforcement. he currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. magnus will have to be confirmed by the senate before heading up the agency. meantime, president joe biden meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers today to discuss his american jobs plan the more than 2 trillion dollar infrastructure package would improve america's roads and bridges, airports, broadband, and more. but the president says that while he is open to negotiating with republicans. he expects them to do more than just voiced their opposition. >> he's proposed a way pay for it, which is what he thinks the responsible thing is to do and helps to come to the table with ideas. i think everyone acknowledges we begin. >> creason infrastructure. it's good to get down to what we call infra

president biden nominated tucson, arizona police chief chris magnus, who is an outspoken critic of presidentch. the white house reached agreements with mexico, guatemala, honduras, they will surge their security forces to their borders to try to prevent some of the migrant flow ending up here in the rio grande valley. neil, back to you. neil: rich edson, thank you very much. we told you a little while ago talking to senator rand paul, nikki haley made it clear she will not run for president of the united states if it turns out in 2024 donald trump does. are others feeling the same way? after this. ♪. you packed a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. like you they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. - i sent your new prescription to the pharmacy. - any idea h

trump-era policies to reduce migration president biden has nominated tucson, arizona police chief chris magnus to lead customs and border protection handing much of the surge. he is an outspoken critic of president trump's border approach. democrats want to invest billions more in central america to improve conditions there. the white house says mexico, honduras, guatemala have agreed to surge their security forces to try to stem migration coming up here. trace, back to you. >> nice work down there. rich edson live on the border. >> dana: let's bring mark meadows. former chief of staff to president trump. the biden administration continues to say the trump administration left them a broken system and this is why the problems are occurring now on the border. i know that you've probably answered this question before but in the transition, how strongly did you tell the biden administration they were going to have a big problem on their hands at the border? >> well, over and over again, dana, we actually shared with the transition team that if they changed the remain in mexico policy, if they went

administration nominated the police chief from tuscon, arizona chris magnus.rder policies. david: rich edson, great reporting from down there at the border. i appreciate it. my next guest toured the border. north carolina congressman rich hudson. congressman, the first step towards solving any problem first admitting there is a problem that needs to be solved. do you think the administration has gone far enough to admit that first step. >> david, good to be with you. of course not. i spent two days on the border, with the border patrol, toured facilities, everyone said the historical trend is caused directly by joe biden overturning those trump era policies we saw work. david: just seems like one after the other. these policies did seem to be working, particularly the international policy with mexico and the northern triangle, central american countries, those policies did seem to work. but one after the other they dropped. and now, it appears that president biden will try to restart them all over again. are you getting any further sense of that? he mention he

trump era policies to reduce migration president biden has nominated tucson arizona police chief chris magnuscritic of donald trump's border approach, democrats want to invest billions more in central america to improve conditions there so in the meantime you have that agreement, the white house announcing they've struck with mexico, honduras and guatemala, they will try to stem the migration that ultimately ends up here. stuart: richardson at the border, thank you, let's bring in congressman dan user has been to the border very recently. this deal, mexico, honduras, guatemala, they going to put troops on their border to stop the flow to america, do you think it works? >> it has worked in the past. under the trump administration over 15,000 mexican troops, military, were placed on the border. there was also cooperation from the northern triangle and 16, 17, 18, the funding was going to the northern triangle, guatemala, honduras, central american countries so that didn't work then. by the way as well the funding was only delay during the trump administration because we were not getting the coo

host: there is a headline from tucson weekly, bite into nominate chris magnus as head of border patrolat we know about chief magnus, and why did the president select him? guest: he has been chief in tucson and also in a city in michigan and in the bay area, i think richmond, california. he is known as a progressive law enforcement official. he has been critical of the border wall, for example, and many trump policies. he was picked because he has that proximity, from tucson, about 70 to 80 miles north, and that proximity gives him the ability to say hey, i deal with the flow of the folks coming through my community. not up against the border, but i deal with the flow coming through my community, so i have a familiarity. and he matches the president's progressive approach to immigration in terms of opposing much of what the trump administration did. host: let's go to akron, ohio. terry on the independent line. caller: i was wondering, what is the definition of an unaccompanied minor? and it's strange, how does a seven or eight-year-old get from central america all the way up to the bord

. >> from tucson, their headline reports by biden and police chief chris magness' had a border patrol. what we know about chief magnus and wanted the president selective pretty so he has also chief in the city of michigan in the bay area in california. he is known as a progressive law enforcement official. he has been very critical of the border wall for example any the trump policies. he wasol sick because he has tucson maybe 70 or 80 miles north of the border there in arizona. in the proximity, gives them the ability to say, i deal with the flow of this folks coming through my community. but it deal with the flow coming through my community so i've been familiarity and he matches for the presidents progressive approach to immigration in terms of a posing much of what the trump administration did it. >> this go to ohio with terry an independent line pretty. guest: i was just wondering what is the definition of unaccompanied minor. and how does like a seven or eight -year-old kid from central america all the way up to the border of the united states. do they have an adult bringing them there is dropping them off and