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my dad owns a manufacturing company in co-vina, california. when he can keep more of his own money, he reinvests it in his company. charles: a republican candidate forward governor, california is trying to find a way to take that back from your dad and everyone else. in the last jobs report, the participation rate for black women was higher than that of white women. when you start to take away the victimization angle. the we is me, and the dark cloud over this nation, saying anybody in this nation can succeed, they will start to buy into it and it's dangerous for democrats. >> if black folks, hispanics, people who are thought to be victims are not victims but champions going to work and starting their own companies and succeeding, that's good for our society. we are all enjoying this tremendous bounty. tammy: this contradicts this argument that this was the new normal. this part-time country of sharing of things, that that was the case for the global world. that's the disaster of the liberal mentality, it destroys people's lives. this proves t

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and near san diego, california. >> pepsi co released a teaser showing team morgan freeman and missy elliottbattle. >> if peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, how many peppers did peter piper pick? >> you might remember the "w" stands for what's up. i don't know if you've read it news laty, i certainly have not. i've been too busy doing oil painting. i call this one doggy goes to space. >> peter piper picked a pick of pickled peppers, if peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, how many pickled peppers did peter piper pick. >>> making news in america this morning -- music's biggest night. the grammys take a political turn. from the immigration debate to president trump to hillary clinton. >> he had a long time fear of being poisoned. one reason why he liked to eat at mcdonald's. >> this morning, the reaction from the trump family and the latest in washington as president trump prepares for his first state of the union address. >>> more children dying of the fle flu. how to know when you should take your child to the hospital. >>> tax season begins today. hear the number one tip

lieutenant governor of california, garry newsom, said the decision trampled on the will of california voters. facebook coark zuckerberg says his goal for 2018 will be to fix what he called important issues on the platform and on social media in general. on his page he says facebook is at a crossroads and that he'll be looking to protect users from abuse and hate, and defend the platform from government interference. let's take a look at out top business story now. the temperatures in new york may be sub—zero, but on wall street the financial markets are hotter than ever. us shares hit new record highs yet again on thursday. the dow jones industrial average closing above 25,000 points for the first time. it's all being driven by optimism about the state of the world's biggest economy and, despite all the controversy in the white house, the pro—growth policies of president trump. for millions of low—paid americans, though, the issue is wages. this week also marks a rise in the minimum wage across 18 states. iamjoined by broadcaster henry bonsu. welcome to you, and a happy new year. the bbc website is follo

co—worker. some american states, california and colorado, have since then adopted right to die, as has victoriato court in a few months' time here. modern slavery — it's often a hidden problem — but one that can be found in towns and cities all over the uk. for the past year, the co—0p has been piloting the first scheme of its kind to give paid work experience and then a permanent role to more than 30 former victims of slavery, saying a newjob can mean a new life. more than a dozen businesses are meeting in westminster to discuss how they can get involved, as nina warhurst reports. before, my life was very bad. i think, i don't have a chance of a future. now, it's very nice, it's great. i'm very happy. peter is a survivor of modern slavery. one of 12 to have been placed in safe, secure work by the co—op. like thousands before him, peter came from romania for a new life. i'm looking for a job. and to be happy? yes. but 12 hour days were spent cold and wet, working in a car—wash without any pay. he was then held prisoner, only allowed out to open fake bank accounts for his captors. you feel scare

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partners co-wrote an open letter with california state teachers retirement system.y want apple to develop new software tools that would help parents control and limit phone use more easily. they also want apple to fund research on the effects smart phones have on children and their mental health. now together those two major invests control about $2 billion in apple stocks. they've got some big say here. back to you, iain. >> all right, lie see, thanks. in your health tonight knew stud shows ibuprofen could be linked to mail infer will the. the study finds young men who take that papery lever can develop a hormonal condition during middle age linked to refused fertility. the hormones secreted by the pituitary gland become coordinated with the level of ibuprofen and the ray shoeff testier roane hormone decrease. researchers say further studies are still necessary. manage governor christie signing alleges laying today prohibiting workplace discrimination against women who breast feed. under the new law employers would be in violation of the state' civil rights law for

. >>> staying in california new slide, two utility co are facing a negligence lawsuit. several sued their local water department and eri an explosion in the one of the electric company's transformers sparked the fire which brought on mud slide. they say run off from recent heavy rains had no where to go and there was nothing to hold back mud and massive boulders. >>> well, up next you have heard of snow crabs we will show you a snow lobster, plus: >> beautiful shot. >> yes. >> discovery way down below we will tell what you they found when we come right back. >> ♪ >> also, ds have connect two under water, caves in mexico what is believed to be the largest floodedarth. the divers spent months exploring a 200-mile of under water channels to map the new caving system. experts say discovery could he new light on the myan civilization after they were ered idiscov the water taverns. >> fascinating. >>> wint their digs for three brothersin minute so the. >>> they have created their seventh annual snow sculpture for a good cause, or s i say a good >> yes. >> jim. >> check this o

. >>> tiger woods making it at the farmer's insurance at torrey pines in san diego, california. >> pepsi coe showing team morgan freeman and missy elliott in a tongue twister showdown. listen. >> if peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, how many peppers did peter piper pick? >> how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? >> it is i, george w. bush, and you might remember, the "w" stands for, what's up? i don't know if you've read the news lately, i certainly have not. i've been too busy doing oil painting. i call this one doggy goes to space. >> peter piper picked a pick of pickled peppers, if peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, how many pickled peppers did peter piper pick. >> whoa! what about the other one? >> how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? >> impressed. uld chuck wood? >> impressed. and get those tax returns in. >>> making news in america this morning -- music's biggest night. the grammys take a political turn. from the immigration debate to president trump to hillary clinton. >> he had a longtime fear o

. >> reporter: assembly member hayward co-sponsored this bill that's said to be introduced tomorrow. california hotels, motels and bed and breakfast would be required to provide this panic button for the workers. >> thank you. president trump's tax overhaul has a component that's especially painful for californians. democrats in sacramento are attempting to fight back. federal law has allowed people to deduct state and local taxes from the federal tax bills. president trump's tax plan caps the deduction at $10,000. more than a third of california tax players claim a deduction nearly twice that month. democrats want to allow californ californians to make a donation to announce over that $10,000 limit. he's running for u.s. senate. one critic called the donation clever but wasn't sure it would fly with the irs. >>> mthe world surf league took over this world famous contest and running things a bit differently. women will compete for the first time. like usual competitors are given a few days notice to get to half-moon bay. the window is open till the end of february. >>> the eyes of the figure sk

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host: let's hear from our co, ers, wend nechi california. go ahead, wendy. aller: mr.in, explain to -- - how you keep saying dreamers native language, they here by their parents, are you telling me they been here? host: wendy, i apologize, a lot the phone. on i did hear her mention dreamers nd she seemed incredulous that they didn't know their native languages or their native countries. guest: yes, certainly some of them can speak their native anguages, the majority of dreamers come from central america, about 80% of them, and number of them speak spanish. i've met with groups of them, them f them do, some of don't. yeah, she's right, some know their native language, but in they identify themselves, if you ask them what heir nashlt is, they say they are american because they were raised here, they were -- went here, they worked here and want to live here. this ant to help build nation. and unless you're a native or you were defendant of slaves brought here against our will, that describes every other person in this entire nation, my family came because better ted to ha

that there and officials in california have described the thirteen siblings freed from prison like conditions in their home as friendly and co-operative and now receiving medical care and counseling police found the family after being alerted by a seventeen year old girl who to scape from the house the parents face charges of torture and child endangerment. now bringing europe closer to the europeans is a key priority for the european parliament at the moment and stage is a series of debates on the block future with national leaders first up to present his ideas irish prime minister live red come he said today that europe was at a crossroads with the rise of populism and euro skepticism and with briggs it also looming he called on the european union to ensure britain owners its pledges on the future of north. correspondent in brussels has been following that debate he joins me now. varadkar offering i believe a defense of the e.u. buffeted by populism what was that defense exactly. at times when populists recently regularly challenge the idea of the european union of course we've heard a number of economic. arguments you kno

officials in california have described the thirteen siblings freed from prison like conditions in the home as friendly and co-operative they're receiving medical and medical care and counseling right now people found the family off to being police rather from the family off to being alerted by a seventeen year old girl who had escaped the house the parents face charges of torture and child endangerment. now german chancellor angela merkel has been holding talks today with austria's new child so sebastian cortes the meeting was under close scrutiny for any signs of discord between the choosing it is called heads off by a controversial coalition with austria's far right and he himself has been a vocal critic of migration policy as the two leaders were hoping to find common ground on improving the protection of europe's borders. the youngest government leader in europe meets the longest serving one and it's not just age that divides these two it's austrian foreign minister sebastien cortes sharply criticized refugee policy now however even the german chancellor favors setting a limit on migration court says tha

officials in california have described the thirteen siblings freed from prison like conditions in their home as friendly and co-operative they're receiving medical care and counseling police found the family after being alerted by a seventeen year old girl who had escaped the house the parents face charges of torture and child endangerment a meteor lit up the sky over parts of the american midwest and canada yesterday evening the images you're seeing here were recorded in michigan officials say the meteor exploded about seventy kilometers north of detroit and caused a two point zero magnitude tremor. now bringing europe closer to europeans that's what the e.u. parliament is hoping for in a series of debates with countries leaders on the future of the bloc first up to present his ideas was the irish prime minister leo for a car he said today that europe was at a crossroads with the rise of populism and skepticism and with gregg's that looming cold on the e.u. to ensure britain honors all its pledges on the future of northern ireland in our history. max hoffman has been following the story for us he joins us fro

investigating the rush allegations officials in california have described the thirteen siblings freed from prison like conditions in their home as friendly and co-operative they were seeking medical care and counseling police found the family after being alerted by a seventeen year old girl who had escaped the house the parents face charges of torture and child endangerment. people in northern kosovo have been paying their respects to all or evanovich unknown attackers gunned down the moderate to ethnic serbs politician outside his office early on tuesday his murder is likely to increase tensions between kosovo and serbia which does not recognize the independence of its former province. and a former s.s. guard oscar corning has failed in an appeal for clemency a court ruling said that ninety six year old girl who is known as the book keeper of auschwitz has to serve a four year sentence as an accessory to murder in the nazi death camp he has repeatedly expressed remorse for his actions. all right and it looks like we have been able to bring our chief political correspondent melinda crane back on the line mona sorry we were having some trouble h

. >> the multiple layers of accountability are a priority for california state senator jerry hill. he recently co-authored a new bill to beef up the state's alert system after so many people failed to receive a warning about the north bay wildfires. >> you need a process where it takes a couple of people to make that decision. people are there. so you don't have the chance or take the chance of having a false alarm. >> hill feels that could increase distrust in alert systems in general. >> when the next one comes that isn't a mistake, will people believe it? they lose a lot of credibility when you have one false alarm. that's really a problem. >> hill thinks it's a reminder that everyone needs to make an emergency response plan. cal oes agrees. >> you should be aware of what are the first steps you're going to take. where are you going to go? does your car have gas? do you have money in your wallet? because some of the infrastructure could be down during an emergency. we have all kinds of natural and man made risks in california. we encourage folks to have an emergency plan. >> better safe than s

. >> the multiple layers of accountability are a priority for california state senator jerry hill. he recently co-authored a new bill to beef up the state's alert system after so many people failed to receive a warning about the north bay wildfires. >> you need a process where it takes a couple of people to make that decision. people are there. so you don't have the chance or take the chance of having a false alarm. >> hill feels the mistake in hawaii could create distrust in alert systems in general. >> when the next one comes that isn't a mistake, will people believe it? they lose a lot of credibility when you have one false alarm. that's really a problem. >> hill thinks it's a reminder that everyone needs to make an emergency response plan. cal oes agrees. >> you should be aware of what are the first steps you're going to take. where are you going to go? does your car have gas? do you have money in your wallet? because some of the infrastructure could be down during an emergency. we have all kinds of natural and man-made risks in california. we encourage folks to have an emergency plan. >> bet

it is nonreligious, co- educational and six students are unrolled, but under california law the statety to monitor, inspect or oversee private schools. so no one came to check and detectives say if not for that 17-year-old girl who looks 10 escaping from a window and having pictures to prove what was going on, this house of horrors would still be going on. >> they are safe now. i think they feel safe. >> reporter: as for the six adults who are still hospitalized, a hospital spokesman said that they are cooperative. they are in good condition and they are very hopeful and praying that their lives will get better. from perris, dave lopez, kpix5. >>> a live look at capitol hill tonight where the clock is ticking towards a government shutdown. lawmakers will need to pass some kind of a spending bill before friday to keep the government from running out of money. reporter weigia jiang says that lawmakers' work got stalled by a fiery debate over the president's reported foul language. >> reporter: president trump says he doesn't care where immigrants to the u.s. come from. >> i want them to

co -- collusion. >>> it's 6:05. at least 1,600 families in southern california are in danger of losing their homes because those mud slides could happen at any time. 17 people are missing and 17 looking for victims. the ground remains saturated from the rain and officials say the threat of additional mud slides remains very high. >> it was resumes for the cape may lewis ferry. the first ride shoves off today at 10:30 this morning from cape may. full service is considering it starting at 7:00 a.m. >>> he's already called for several senior staffers to hand in their resignation letters. last month murphy called the state transit system a national disgrace. a select few of the resigning staffers will also -- will be allowed to reapply for their jobs. >>> and philadelphia is the first no kill city for animals in the state. yesterday, the city announced ap more organization to push for no kill shelters. a petsmart grant is helping to fund this initiative. >> 7 minutes past the top of the hour and yes, those are wed roads but it has not been raining down there. we'll let build bill explain. >> it's in the 40s and not jus

commission charges 0.33% gross revenue tax on companies that operate in california and we have estimated that based on public comments by the co's of the companies, they're probably making upwards of $10 million just from san francisco trips alone. and that's pretty interesting. the san francisco airport charges a 3.80 trip fee and our document identifies how much money they made last year, about $30 million. >> relative to the point, the puc considers that to be highly classified information and won't tell you how much money they have and how much they are spending it on. >> i was just about to say that. we're unaware of how the money is spent. it goes into a fund and we ask them how it's spent and didn't get a clearance. >> it is just the height of lunacy that a public agency will not give this information to the public. it boggles the mind. you don't have to respond to it. it's just obscene. >> i'm happy to take any other questions you have at this point. >> if anyone from the puc is watching, the fact that the public information is not available to local governments, public, people of the state of california is mind boggling

officials in california have described the thirteen siblings freed from prison like conditions in the home was friendly and co-operative they're receiving medical care and counseling police found the family off to being alerted by a seventeen year old girl who had escaped from the house the parents face charges of torture and child endangerment. and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has lashed out at the united states in an emotional speech in cairo he described donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel as quote sinful he also said washington had disqualified itself from the role of peace broker. we're going to catch up now with some of the results from round two of the australian open in melbourne men's number one seed rafael nadal is through to the next round following a straight sets win but the day's biggest story came in the women's singles fifteen year old martha koscheck winning her second round match in straight sets that makes her the youngest player to reach the third round of a play grand slam tournament in over twenty years it was a bad day however for german number

abbas maloo is co-founder of the jaferia islamic school in pleasanton and is regional vice president for mutual of america of northern california. also with us is rabbi marvin goodman, nearly retired from the board of rabbis of northern california, and he was the spiritual leader of the peninsula sinai congregation in foster city for 19 years. thank you all so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having us. >> what a journey. and i can't wait to get started. erin, i want to start with you first. >> sure. >> israaid led the group, and your co-c.e.o., yotam polizer, was actually on one of those visits -- not with this group -- with susan sarandon. >> yes, yes. >> and we have some pictures of that. >> so exciting. sure, yeah. she came to visit our site in berlin. we were so excited to have her join us. >> so how did the bay area group come about? how did that visit come about? >> yeah. so israaid's u.s. office is brand new. we're based here in the bay area. our office is in palo alto. and one of the best parts about being here is the opportunity to bring interfaith trips to see our work in greece, germany, east africa. so w

california. at the same time i'm terrified about what's going to happen with these taxes. >> steve deangelo is co-founderarborside, a medical marijuana dispensary for more than a decade now selling recreational marijuana at a much higher price. >> in our shop here the tax rate has gone from 15%, right, all the way up to 30, almost 35% for adult consumers. >> reporter: harborside is in oakland. here's how the math works. there's the regular state sales tax of 6% and the regular alameda county sales tax of 3.25%. then there's the 15% state tax on marijuana and a 5% oakland tax on marijuana. total taxes? 34.25%. >> that is a huge hit and it's going to mean that a significant number of people less affluent consumers are going to turn to the lower prices of the underground market. >> reporter: some customers are willing to pay a premium for quality product, customers like gino escalante. >> we all want the best stuff and the best stuff is always here at harborside. >> reporter: deangelo said the black market may be a lower cost, but

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co now the effects of the weather in southern california. the death toll stand tonight at 17.bara county. the number could rise as search continues for the missing. carter evans is there. >> as new images of harrowing rescues. and escapes emerge from across southern california. the clean-up continues. the massive mud, vehicles and debris is slowly being cleared from montecito neighborhood and highways. today the search-and-rescue mission looks more like a recovery operation. crews found a body in this home. asthe victim's family stood by. the floodwater was so powerful when it rushed down randall road here it wiped out almost every single home on this block. these houses are worth upward of $3 million. now they're unrecognizable. above. before the flood. these are the boulders that came rolling down the mountain with floodwaters. there was nothing that could stop them. you can see where they blew through the wall of this home. >> we heard this monstrous sound that was like a fratd train. carrie tide was trapped in her home and says she never got a mandatory evacuation order. >

this as california senator dianne feinstein releases a 312 page transcript of fusion gps co -founderlenn simpson's close door testimony with senate judiciary recently, president trump responding tweeting "the fact that sneaky dianne feinstein who has on numerous occasions stated that collusion between trump russia has not been found would release testimony in such an underhanded and possibly illegal way, totally without authorization is a disgrace" let's bring in the former special assistant to president trump, former press secretary vice president michael pence. calling senator feinstein sneaky don't we need a senator on immigration reform? >> well obviously we will but you know let's remember that these kinds of back and forth on twitter don't have a lot of impact when it cops to voting on policies. liz: but the president said they're official statements right? >> it's not about being official statements. it comes to the fact these relationships these members of congress of both parties vote hopefully on the policy and hopefully you're trying to advance the policy and not letting a

but design tech's co-founder tells us oracle has assured them they will run as an independent school. for "nightly business r" m aditi roy, redwood city, california. >>> befor we go, here's another look at the record day on wall street. e dow advanced 102 points. nasdaq added six. and the s&p 500 was up four. >>> that will do it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joi us. >> and i'm thanks from me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great eveni. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea.

the eaker pro tempore: gentlelady's request will be co-sponsor cannot be entertained at this point. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i thank you, mr. speaker. co-sponsor cannot be entertained at this point. i'll just sum up here what this bill does is unlock a greater potential for agoa, african growth and unit act, so that communities -- growth an opportunity act, so communities in africa can strengthen their own economies and become u.s. trade partners rather than aid recipients. it enhances the impact of m.c.c. by accelerating regional economic integration and trade. it's good for american taxpayers. it's certainly good for job creators in the united states. it's good for our national security. it's good for africa. or the people of africa. i think this legislation is the product of more than two years of negotiations. it enjoys very broad support. as i say, it doesn't cost the taxpayers anything. but i really want to thank some of the members who worked hard on this. representative caren bass, thank you for your -- karen bass, thank you for your good work. congresswoman sheila jackson

secretary of defense during the obama presidency is also a co-founder of the pathetic institute for foreign policy joins us from monterey in california welcome to day w. here in how would you say the president is doing. well it's three much a mixed record. obviously it's been. the one term that comes to mind is chaotic it's been very up and down very erratic at the same time there's been some achievements with as pointed out in your program. the approval of a supreme court justice. the economy continues to do well though it's hard to tell how much of that is credited to the administration he did he was able to pass a tax reform bill but the reality is that this country remains very divided. the chaos in washington continues from day to day he tweets things that create even additional chaos and the problem i have is that although he tends to disrupt things i'm not sure he has a strategy for how to deal with the disruption once that happens let's talk about america's position in the world as a world wide gallup poll which says that under present chum the united states has fallen from first to third place in the list of top global polic

co-founder glenn simpson. she did this against the wishes of her republican colleagues. the californiarat says, quote, the innuendo and misinformation circulating about the transcript are part of a deeply troubling effort to undermine the investigation into potential collusion and obstruction of justice. the only way to set the record straight is to make the transcript public. let's bring in new york congressman peter king, a member of the house intelligence committee and we're glad he is here this morning. on this news what did you make as all of this came out? >> first of all i have no idea why dianne feinstein did this. it proves nothing. generally an investigation is going on you keep it secret so other witnesses don't know what someone else is saying. nothing is being kept away from anyone. the fact is the trump dossier has been absolutely nothing. there is nothing to it at all. in fact, nothing has been verified. the one major charge that was in there was that donald trump's lawyer michael cohen had secret meetings with kgb operatives in czechoslovakia. turns out he has never bee

co, a look at hydroponics medicinal marijuana and the government has allowed exports there from what we heard in californiaack up by 24 percent. industrial's leading the game up almost 2%. health care looking good, every sector is higher as the redux -- as the index continues. emily: welcome back. i am emily chang. washington is gearing up for a new set of challenges, but according to m.i.t. president, one threat is being ignored in that is china. in an exclusive he warns that interview he warns that china is , king of the hill and the u.s. is at risk of losing its edge in technology and innovation. >> china has done amazing things and will continue to do so. china's population is close to 1.5 billion. we are a little over 300 million. they are five times the american population, so, from that standpoint, the competition is going to be very strong with people who are extremely smart. we know, because we have them here. my concern is, we need to recognize we have a very worthy competitor. that's the expression i've used before. >> and you don't think we recognize that. rafael: it doesn't sound to me like we

tony mendoza's co y to add two m >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> a california state senator accused of sexual misconduct won't be back at the capitol any time soon. tony mendoza's colleagues voted today to add two more months to his leave of absence, but critic tell reporter la more abrams they should have also subtracted his salary. >> yes, #wedohearyou. >> reporter: and in the name of the me too movement there was a vote to extend tony mendoza's paid leave of absence by 60 days being fair to women in the building he says. nator jerry hill (d-san mateo) lemor : 2 s be footing t >> every female staffer whether they work in the pro tem's office, whether they work on the floor for a republican or democratic member, will not father a sense of retribution. >> reporter: but victims' invites advocates frustrated by men -- rights add indicates frustrated by mendoza's appearance are wanting him to go without pay. >> i don't know why the taxpayers should be paying this guy to stay in office. that's a travesty. we're not only paying him, we're paying his health insurance

the co-salmon populations are down all over the state and are in danger of disappearing completely along the central california coast. >>> up next, details on new satellite images showing significant funneling at one nuclear test site in north korea. >>> >>> north korea's nuclear ambitions continue to grow following new satellite imagery showing significant tunneling at a test site in their country. benjamin hall has more details now out of london. >>> reporter: this new report raises further red flags about north korea's nuclear ambitions at a time when kim jong-un is talking about dialogue. according to the report, satellite images from december show significant tunneling in a new area of the country's only known nuclear test site which suggests the area is being prepped for a future test. throughout december 2017, mining carts and hundreds of personnel were consistently presented around the west portal and there was significant expansion of the spoil pile. the report says these activities underscore the rogue regime's effort to maintain the site for future nuclear testing. it's the same site where pyongyang

roybal-allard, a democrat from california, and representative ileana ros-lehtinen, a republican from florida. this particular bill, the dream 200 a clean dream act, has bipartisan co-sponsors. including myself. this is not amnesty. the ave tried to portray dreamers' quest and fight as a fight for amnesty. this is not amnesty. this particular bill, which has , asks of o-sponsors the dreams that are in order for them to be eligible for the dream act, that a person needed to have been 18 years of age on the date of entry. that they have been physically present in the u.s. four years prior to the enactment of the legislation. that they couldn't -- any applicant could not be convicted of any offense punishable for more than one year or three or miles an hour offenses resulting in 90 days or more of imprisonment. in other words, they had to have a clean record. his was just to be considered. once they were accepted into the program, they will get a conditional permanent residency status. a temporary green card. then the transition to lawful permanent residence under the dream act, a dreamer needed to do the following. in other words, for them to transition from a condit

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dianne feinstein this week after the california democrat unilaterally released the transcript of the senate judiciary committee's interview with glenn simpson, the cofirm behind the salacious and unsubstantiated anti-trump dossier. the transcript's release comes amid reports that robert mueller's team would seek to interview the president in the next several weeks, something mr. trump refused to commit to this week. >> we'll see what happens. i mean, certainly, i'll see what happens. when they have no collusion and nobody's found any collusion at any level, it seems unlikely that you'd even have an interview. paul: we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and bill mcgurn. all right, kim, so you have slogged through all 300 pages of that glenn simpson transcript. what did -- what's the biggest takeaway that you have? >> the biggest takeaway is that even mr. simpson is not able to corroborate anything in his dossier, and that came out very clearly as he was grilled by the senate judiciary committee. basically, this was his attempt to paint his motives for putting this together in a good light, to sort of buck up his credibility and that of christo

california and also their son and daughter. >> they were a good, good family. >> the tenth american was amanda geissler. the crash also took the lives of the pilot and co-pilot. >>> from the live desk, u.s. customs and border protection still trying to figure out what caused a computer outage that created a nightmare at airports across the country yesterday, including here. so here is the scene at lax last night. the outage meant international travelers were stranded in long lines while agents used backup procedures to process their passports. >> 30 minutes backed up. >> were people being polite. >> no. >> so, yeah, there were quite a few people honking and stuff so you've got to honk back just to make it through. >> honking? try to figure out how happens in a line. anyway, travelers at sfo were also affected. the outage lasted about -- from about 4:30 to 6:30 our time. the effects lasted a lot longer. an agency spokeswoman said that the outage did not appear to be malicious in nature. >>> commercial aviation reached an unimaginable and extraordinary milestone in 2017. it was the safest year in the history of modern jet aircraft. not a single air passe

president trump this week was upset by california senator dianne feinstein's decision to release the full testimony transcripts regarding the russian dossier by co of fusion gps, glenn simpson. now, simpson was willing to have his testimony released and it contains no classified information. so technically, senator feinstein didn't do anything wrong. but, that didn't stop trump from calling her "sneaky dianne" in a tweet and claiming her actions were a disgrace and possibly illegal. understandably, this is all a little confusing. so here's a song to help explain it. please welcome, amber cougar mellencamp! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ a little ditty 'bout sneaky dianne an american girl reppin' california land ♪ ♪ for leakin' transcripts she deserves a gold star proof president trump ♪ ♪ tryin' to be a russian czar ♪ ♪ trump calls her a disgrace he says whatever he please but dianne's little stunt puts americans at ease ♪ ♪ trump he says, hey, dianne why you witch hunting me she said, you're lucky i don't have ♪ ♪ the tape with the hooker pee ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ saying oh yeah life goes on long after your ♪ ♪ terrible president's gone oh yeah, they s

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