>> no, to declare daca illegal. they are challenging daca directly, as i said they were going to. >> so they went forward without. the texasppens if court declares daca unlawful? and you have four or five other thesions all saying that decision of daca was unlawful ?uestio >> you going to be a busy guy. >> this is one of many reasons why nationwide injunctions are not appropriate for courts to issue. it puts the government in this conflicts position. >> you would be in paralysis, right? you would not be able to move in any direction. >> >> what we would do is something we're still figure out, but i think it underscores why these injunctions are a serious problem. >> it is setting a precedent for that. >> i wouldn't say that there is plenty, but in this circuit, it is improper and there is plenty of precedent showing up. >> there are cases going both ways in a circuit, too. anyway, thank you very much, all counsel for a argument. and then regents of the university of california versus the department of homeland secur

daca afecta a 690,000 personas.l poder de no acotar nada de lo que provocan los republicanos. el expresan los presupuestos. hasta quÉ punto presionaran para defender los programas de daca? trump tiene la intenciÓn de llegar a un acuerdocon daca . nos veremos pronto. aranza: trump regresÓ a washington para conmemorar el centenario de la fin de la primera guerra mundial. el presidente francÉs le hizo una crÍtica... dijo que el patriotismo es el estado contrario al nacionalismo, porque nacionalismo esç nuestra lesiÓn fÉlix: aunque la primera caravana de migrantes estÁ en el estado nas de centroamerican adelantaron por su cuenta y nuestra corresponsal, que nos explica por quÉ el albergue las ofreces punto de que algunos dicen haberse sentido encarcelados. >> algunos con sus pies apoyados y otros subiÉndose a sus vehÍculos, migrantes comenzaron a llegar guadalajara. tomaron la decisiÓn de adelantarse al resto del grupo. hoy, algunos continuaron rumbo a tijuana y otros esperan al resto .80 personas. >> muchos fueron trans

la corte suprema de justicia que escuche y tambiÉn defina el caso de acciÓn diferida conocido como dacaa estado estancado en una corte de california y el gobierno parece que se le acabÓ la paciencia vamos a washington dc con randy serrano y toda la informaciÓn >> hola que tal, no hay garantÍa que la corte suprema vaya a aceptar el caso y decidir del futuro de daca, pero el departamento de justicia parece tener prisa que el futuro de daca se defina pronto >> el gobierno de donald trump cumpliÓ con su amenaza que escuche daca y decida el futuro del programa de una vez por todas la solicitud es despuÉs que le pidieran a la corte de noveno circuito que definiera a falta de una decisiÓn el gobierno escalo su peticiÓn >> tenemos todavÍa cosas que no puede terminar porque no tenemos una soluciÓn para los dreamers porque la corte suprema es mÁs conservadora tenemos la soluciÓn, y la intervencion inmediata hay poca probabilidad que la corte decida daca >> el gobierno de donald trump acabo con daca pero tras las acciones legales se frentaron el esfuerzo >> es raro que la corte suprema escuche un

. >>> fallo contra turumpo caore apelaciones impide al presidente a cancelar daca pues es ilegal a acabarcon el programa que pr e protege de la deportaicion a 80 mil dreamers. >>> busqueda de hania una menor seucuestrda de su casa hace 4 dias . >>> noticias telemundo conjbaoe diaz balart volvio a suceder y esta vez los dos sonaron en las afueras de los angeles . >>> un hombre de 28 adÑos de edad disparo contra los clientes de un bar que a esa hora cong congregaba sobre todo a gente joven, murieron 12 psersonas e t entre ellas cory hoffman un mu mucahcho de 22 adÑos de edad haa l que su padare lo busco sin des a descanso hasta que lo logro . >>> tenemos un amplia oeqequipn el lugar de laparia p paula ochoa, rmogelio mora-tagl y lado datosos datos del aaseuna elvir que tiene lo ultimo sobre esta terrible matana, za. >>> gracias,son casi 20 horas desde que se presento esta mas masamasa masacre y fliaamiliares siguen o llorando a sus victinas en esta comunidad tan segura y mucshos e preguntan como unaps persona pu destrozar a tantas flamilias, m tenemos los dlletalles de la i v investigacion

. >> tomó decisión por daca que protege a jóvenes inmigrantes vamos con la información sandra . >> loar con daca porque afecta negativamente en 700 mil dreamers que tienen el beneficio por ahora daca sigue, a días después que el depa enpedir a c revisar la orde demoró pero terminó que la decisión del presidente es inconstitucional cuando trató eliminada daca ahora es la pregunta si acepta el caso porque antes se negaron a hacerlo por orden y resolverse en cortes más bajas . >> tenemos que ver si este pronunciamiento aplica también a personas que no pidieorn daca porque hasta ahora lo que hay es solamente cubren a personas que siguen renovand daca >> pero qué es el fallo, ahora que el presidente trump . >> dijo que está dispuesto a trabajar por los demócratas que está en control de la cámara de representantes, eso dicen que es batalla que, noticieros telemundo . >> el presidente donald trump ordenó modificación a las leyes de asilo bajo cambios que pueden ser proclamados para quién cruce la frontera no podrá pedir amparo solo quién va por puntos de acceso autorizado . >> conductor perd

en esta corte de manera unánime es que el gobierno de donald trump no tiene el derecho de terminar daca porque estaban tardando muchísimo para emitir una declaración, y lo que hizo el gobierno de donald trump fue inconstitucional cuando intentó eliminar daca el año pasado, resulta que la corte suprema va a luchar este caso, y sabían negado a hacerlo, habían determinado que el proceso tendría que exigir un orden, a las 6:00 p.m. hablaremos con expertos sobre lo que indica esto luego de las versiones el presidente donald trump dijo que estaba dispuesto a trabajar de manera conjunta con los demócratas que han tomado la mayoría en la cámara de representantes específicamente en el tema daca por mi parte esto de información que tengo >>> estamos bajo una alerta de tiempo por este aviso de bandera roja que se mantiene hasta el día viernes también hacia el norte de la bahía de que tenemos todos los ingredientes que ocurre un incendio más la maleza que ayuda, tenemos los fuertes vientos y humedad baja, ocurre un incendio este puede crecer rápidamente y es el peligro de las próximas horas, recuer

administration rescinded daca was not lawful.he other hand, you have what the administration is trying to fast track to the u.s. supreme court dealing with whether daca itself is constitutional and lawful and so i guess that's the second part is what i'm asking you about in whether the u.s. supreme court will side with the trump administration on that or with those who are defenders of daca as an executive order under the past administration. >> as someone who constructed daca when i was secretary of homeland security, it was constructed very carefully, and we had lots of legal counsel from the justice department, from the white house, from within the department look at the program and all held that it was lawful, it was a lawful exercise of prosecutorial discretion by the obama administration, and indeed where there are now almost 700,000 young people around the country who are enrolled in daca, who are attending universities, who are in our military, who have in some instances started businesses, purchased homes ner american in

. >> muchos jóvenes que saben que daca sigue tienen felicidad por la corte del noveno circuito . >> elne la opción de apelar y decidir que la corte suprema acepte no se sabe si acepta el caso de daca es ies así toma meses para recibir argumentos . >> el tema es que cuando la pod inmigrantes . >> 4 a favor y 4 mas en contra ahora , puede ser que hay 5 votos hay mayoría que sí acepta el caso de daca . >> podría tomar meses así que el centro recomienda a los soñadores renovar daca si vence el porccon año . >> ahora mire después de las elecciones cuando se supo que los demócratas tendrían el control el presidente donald trump dijo que trabajaría en este tema que condiciona a aprobar fondos por el muro es la información de ahora soy sandra noticiero 48 telemundo . >> continúa esperanza para soñadores . >> muchas gracias . >> [♪ ] . >> miles de trabajadores de los hoteles en pantalla protestan en la ciudad de san francisco para pedir precisamente mejores condiciones laborales. >> aviso por tiempo de fuego eso dice que el riesgo de incendio y malezas aumenta hablaremos de eso después de lap a

>> the fact of the matter is the president created daca and the president can undo daca.tivist judges interfering in the matter and i think it is just a matter of time before we take care of it. we have a situation with daca on one time, what to do with dreamers on the other side. core dreamers, i feel sorry for them because all they have been is nothing but political ponds for the democrats. rob: thank you so much, appreciate your time this one, we will see if there's an immigration deal to come. >> thank you. jillian: new sanctions on russia over annexation of crimea, the president blaming former president obama for the chaos in the ukrainian region since 2014. >> president obama allowed a large part of ukraine to be taken. >> it was president putin who annexed crimea. >> president obama's regime. jillian: russia says the sanctions are doomed to fail. rob: tween 9 people accused of running election fraud ring, texas attorney general ken paxton says more charges could be coming after finding illegal ballots, illegal voting is considered a second-degree felony in the lone

luz: es oficial, se mantiene vigente daca, el gobierno del presidente donald trump no puede cancelarlooda mi vida. mi trabajo es localizar y marcar las líneas de gas antes de que contratistas o propietarios de hogares comiencen cualquier proyecto de excavación. todo es para mantener a la comunidad segura. mi hermano comenzó a trabajar para pg&e antes que yo -es una gran compañía que valor empleados y a sus clientes. tengo mucha familia que vive en el Área de la bahía, voy al trabajo todos los días con esto en mente. palmira: data sigue en pie esto gracias a un fallo del circuito de san francisco en contra de una demanda de la administraciÓn del presidente donald trump. ramÓn: nuestra reportera nos explica. reportera: hoy los soÑadores pueden respirar con confianza. y es que durante los meses de incertidumbre cuando se analizaba la demanda de la administraciÓn del presidente donald trump de acabar con daca, jÓvenes soÑadores como jesÚs, se sintieron amenazados. >>yo voy a aplicar a la escuela de derecho, y yo dije, si no me van a dejar trabajar por algÚn tiempo, yo por lo menos voy a em

gobierno donald trump no debería decidir el futuro de los soñadores ya que consideran que programa dacativo. escuchemos >>> >>> obviamente que no ayuda a la gente que no tiene las oportunidades de los demás. Él no tiene derecho a hacer algo así. >>> recordemos que en septiembre de 2017, el gobierno ordenó el fin de daca y ahora pide que la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito de san francisco abierta un fallo que en enero un juez pidió que se restableciera el programa daca después de varias demandas, una bella presentada por california >>> esto surge a pocos días de las elecciones del país y los jueces de la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito de la ciudad de san francisco no están obligados a un veredicto en una fecha determinada. así es que hasta el momento no se sabe cuando los jueces darán un fallo en torno al futuro del programa daca claudio lacayo, noticiero telemundo 48 >>> son órganos diferentes, una ejecutivo y el otro judicial, no tienen absolutamente nada que ver . >>> gracias claudio . nuestra aplicación libre de costo para usuarios de apple, android y ut >>> fue re

president trump's plan to end daca has been on hold since january when they ruled in favor of the daca recipients. >>> it's 4:27, some of the areas bravests are headed to the fire lines, the local crews preparing to battle the fire in butte county. >> there's an alert, the winds pushed the smoke from the camp fire into the bay area. >>> other than the smoke, the traffic is moving well so far as you drive on this friday morning. day morning. >> that smoke and haze will take a few degrees off our friday high temperatures, we'll be on the mild side. we'll show you that coming up. u that coming up. ed you . >>> good morning to you, welcome back to "mornings on 2", friday morning november 9th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook, a very busy day. i want to check in with steve at the old stomping grounds. >> i was up there in chico, i went up there with snow, tubing you, my daughter and friends are there, they're all home, chico is closed, it's a deadly situation up there. >> i was looking for observations, i think the weather underground, i don't think there will any more left in paradise, for

president trump: we want to be in the supreme court on daca.resident obama said he had no right to sign it. but it was upheld in the 9th circuit as usual. if you take president obama's statement, he knew he couldn't sign it it's a terrible thing what's happening with the courts. the daca will hopefully go to the supreme court where we'll be given a fair decision. liz: bill mcgurn, once your take on this? >> i think the president has a lot of authority. the executive action president obama took, i think president trump is in a strong position. i wish this could be resolved with legislation. most of of the problems we have is because congress has failed to act for decades to impose some more. on the asylum, i'm not sure he's limiting asylum. he's trying to establish a process that's more orderly to force people to go through. we talk about the numbers of people coming in. one out of everybody five asee you slum claims are upheld. so they are trying to have a process there. i am sure judges will block it. everything president trump does seems to g

that, we get to the supreme court and we want to be in the supreme court on daca. president obama said he had no right to sign it. he had no right, but it was upheld in the ninth circuit, as usual. if you take president obama's statement, he knew he couldn't sign it. it is a terrible thing what is happening with the courts. daca will now hopefully go to the supreme court, where it will be given a fair decision. [inaudible] president trump: we will be making a decision -- i have so many people on it. we are looking at numerous people, we have plenty of time. nikki is staying until the end of the year. we are working with nikki also. we have some very good people who want that job. i will make some decisions over the next few weeks but by the end of the year. reporter: [inaudible] -- and who are the front runners? president trump: well, there are some very good people, but there is no rush. you have to go through a senate process, which takes a long time, but we will pick someone that is very good. matt whitaker is a highly respected man, but i did not know matt whit

. >>> estamos siguiendo la decisión sobre el daca , el gobierno de trompo le dio el paso hasta hoy arde >>> tras asustar a pasajeros con motosierra y ser captado en cama, este hombre enfrenta hoy a la justicia >>> expertos al lugar y casi pierde su casa, pero logramos ayudarlo. telemundo 48 responde al regresar además dianne feinstein apoya ampliamente el pago igualitario a las mujeres. valores de california. senadora dianne feinstein. dificultades para pagar sus deudas cuando se endeudó, llegó al punto de perder su casa y por eso nos llamó y nos dice fernández cómo ayudó a este señor >>> tras notificar que no podían pagar la deuda, de momento pensó que le brindarían más tiempo y en cuanto tuvo el dinero, trató de pagar, pero el banco ya había iniciado el proceso de embargo, afortunadamente pudimos ayudarlo a tiempo para salvar su casa. >>> josé morales, quedó solo y devastado tras la decisión del jurado hace un año, ahora vela por sus hijos y debe encargarse de funeral entre otros, aunque se atraso en los pagos de la línea de crédito de su casa >>> el único ingreso que vengo es mi t

what are the chances the supreme court rules against daca and donald trump's favored?r of donald trump but the democrats are doing that too, leverage for either side. the president doesn't want to see daca recipients go but he needs leverage to ask for money for the wall and is asking for a physical wall, not even talking about the money we need to secure the southern border. heather: another question is whether either party wants to solve this problem because every political party needs a reason, a way to drag their voters off the couch and go vote in november and this is way to get that done. what do you think? >> this is definitely a political game and it is unfortunate because daca recipients, so many lives hang in the balance but they will keep kicking the can down the road because they -- this is all about vote and elections and not about the american people are those who are here now or daca recipients but them and their political gain. >> most people don't want open borders but most people want those daca kids protected so it makes you wonder where this goes, t

the first part of the question is do you support daca? what do you say with people who ask you what's going to happen with my family and friends? >> i have met with many daca individuals over the last year and beyond that. we needed to give them certainty. i have negotiated legislation, voting on legislation to give them, give daca the certainty. many came here no fault of their own and to have that certainty. 90% of those who come to america legally are family reunification, refugees, and we need a merit-based visa. that is the solution i have helped draft and supported in congress. so that if someone was in school, or working, or had joined the military that they would be able to get a visa and over period of time good permanent status. that's part of the solution i promoted and am committed to working in a bipartisan way to get immigration reform done. ms. brown: when? i guess that would be my question. over one year ago you said these daca students deserve a pat forward. you are in leadership and your party is in control of both house

. >>> acaban de dar un fallo y fue una decisión a favor de daca, se puede renovar?hos jóvenes quieren viajar, ir a méxico, ¿cuál es la recomendación? >>> ahora adamente no puede viajar con daca. >>> es mejor que no se arriesguen. >>> exacto, no se deben arriesgar, quédense dentro de los estados unidos. >>> qué podría pasar en la frontera cuando uno de estos jóvenes sale y a la hora de regresar? es posible no los dejen entrar al país, por eso deben consultar con un abogado para ver qué pueden hacer. >>> gracias por esta recomendación. >>> vamos a estar aquí hasta las 7:00 de la noche; la dirección la tiene en pantalla: asesoría de inmigración gratuita, venga para acá, acompáñenos. >>> se reporta una muerte y más de 100 enfermos por un brote de salmonela. >>> el área de la bahía reacciona ante la orden ejecutiva del presidente tam para alegar asilo a inmigrantes indocumentados . >>> problemas en la calidad del aire. trabajas duro por cada dólar. por eso, no queremos que pagues ni un centavo más de lo que necesitas por cobertura médica. en covered california, puedes ob

el gobierno sostuvo que daca, contituye un desvÍo del cumplimiento de las leyes de inmigraciÓn.n de cancelar la credencial al reportero jim acortam ya regresamos. a los que siempre suben así comen sano asá caminan así exploran asá son amables así y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. miles de personas participaron hoy en todo el pais en protestas cuyo ili ilia: las manifestaciones tienen lugar una dÍa despuÉs de que trump despidiera al fiscal general y nombrara en funciones a machu whitaker, para el cargo de manera el nuevo juez de la corte suprema durante su ceremonia de investidura, trump presente asÍ como miotros funcionarios, incluyde caballos consolida una corte suprema conservadora. el magistrado fue llevado y el hospital en universidades los washington, despuÉs de que anoche sufriÓ una caÍda y se fracturan a tres costillas. la magistrado de 85 aÑos, en el mayor edad del mÁximo tribunal del paÍs s

. >> daca ther of out cry to change daca in way of executive examination.he jury on holding.ocusing on our new attorney will close immigration loopholes and border. >> there was a 25-year-old comment by a powerful democrat back up the argument. >> harry ride introduced legislation to end birth right citizenship reexhibiting it as a reward to lawmakers. in a statementoday read dots my wife sat me down a hry i imgrant or sometikane orthat. >> new lhiyid v reoel department of defense showing 5,000 active duties troops caras the president he could e mand thatilitary presence even>> farce the caravan are concned our military is out and we have 5,000 10 - and 15,000 military persoel and everything else at the border. >>, to,f you bringe equation that is well and good but not loue'r law enforcement manuevereying. law enforcement presidential on. so, that may be one issue her here. regardless the president insisting that members of thatan anmi peoe plto d b on lutegally and they have to come through mirt. metet sys. >> also remember that while carava tegro on is as

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i think with the daca case where the ninth circuit opinion where it doesn't read like a bad novel, it reads like a policy paper >> shannon: a lot of personal stories in there. >> when it doesn't read like that, it reads like homeland security from the obama administration's memo that went out to impose this whole thing. i think that will get to the supreme court faster because there's a dispute between the daca interpretation in the ninth circuit and the dapa. >> shannon: this administration has asked the supreme court to take up daca even before the ninth circuit, we will talk about it many more times. thank you for stopping in, great to have. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg admitted to the hospital, we have an update to her injuries and recovery after the break [ telephone ringing ] -whoa. [ indistinct talking ] -deductible? -definitely speaking insurance. -additional interest on umbrella policy? -can you translate? -damage minimization of civil commotion. -when insurance needs translating, get answers in plain english at progressiveanswers.com. ♪ -he wants you to sign kar

the last congress, judge william, judge caracas and other federal judges blocked the end of daca.he ninth circuit just ruled in united states versus regions that daca should continue. it is teed up to go to the supreme court. once the supreme court rules i think they will against university of california and say daca should be allowed to end. rob: what about funding it? as far as a congressional battle, losing the house at this point, how do you get democrats to give you $20 billion for this wall when they hate it so much? >> the point is something the democrats want, they want status for those daca individuals and they have to trade something to get that and it will be funding for the wall. rob: that schumer trump deal fell apart a year ago now. they tried it once. >> at that time the democrats were protected by those court orders. daca is probably going to go away so democrats are in a position where they will have about 300 some -- about 700,000 people in a position where they will need some sort of status and the democrats will be willing to trade some border funding. we don't

if president obama can get daca approved, if you look at daca, where he actually said, well, this isn't or this i can't do but i'll do it anyway -- if he can do daca, we can do this by executive order. >> nope. don't be a sucker. first, whether you need one or not, you have a constitutional amendment that deals with birthright citizenship. it cannot be wished or ordered away. and there is no reason for this to go to the supreme court. and even when the issue has come before the supreme court, as it did many, many years ago, it looked at the issue and made it crystal clear. if you're born here, you're a citizen, period. now, daca, follow what's happening here. that was a presidential power grab. that's how he started this wall for you. that's what presidents do. but it was within an existing framework of legislation. aggressive by obama, maybe too aggressive, no doubt about that, but an enfirely different an analyze legally from what trump is trying. daca was not a move to change what is expressly in the constitution. trump's move is. he said his lawyers said he could do this. when we as

la senadora dianne feinstein apoyo nuestros dreamers y daca contra trump.e feinstein apoya ampliamente el pago igualitario a las mujeres. valores de california. senadora dianne feinstein. >>a dos semanas de que saliÓ la caravana de honduras con destino estados unidos, autoridades mexicanas identificaron a dos integrantes de la caravana que tenÍan orden de captura vigente por delitos vinculados a la droga y homicidio. estos sujetos fueron enviados de regreso a honduras, mientras que los miles restantes siguen con su camino para alcanzar el sueÑo americano. trump anunciÓ que enviarÁn hasta 15,000 soldados mÁs a la frontera con mÉxico para hacer frente a la caravana de migrantes que se dirige al paÍs. de esta manera se refiriÓ a los migrantes." hay muchos maleantes en la caravana, no son Ángeles . no lo son." tambiÉn amenazÓ con detener a los migrantes y no dejarlos ir. >>una de las mayores crisis que enfrentan en el vaticano con los escÁndalos de abuso sexual cometidos por los clÉrigos, convirtiÓ a los Ángeles en el centro de algunas demandas. antonio valverd

no hay que olvidar que el propio presidente le pidiÓ al congreso actuar respecto a daca. tarea? maity: dice que ojalÁ que no haya una fila muy larga. pero comentÁbamos que el tiempo es de aproximadamente 15-20 minutos.cho que para ti los valores son muy importantes. que temas han tenido mÁs impacto en ti? oriana: ser una voz para quienes no pueden votar. por ejemplo darle voz a quienes ya hicieron sus peticiones. serÍa muy importante darles la oportunidad porque ya han pagado el precio por lo que han hecho. s --son muchas cosas. maity: dime una cosa, oriana, con tus amistades y con tus amigas hablaban sobre esto? oriana: claro, yo le decÍa mis amigas que mis primas que salgan a votar. tenemos la oportunidad de vivir en este paÍs y de tener una voz que es lo mÁs importante para poder hacer esto por otros que no pueden. maity: yo puedo llegar hasta aquÍ. disfruta de este proceso y cuando vuelvas nos cuentas. esta es la " la vida en vivo" disfrutando de cÓmo la juventud vive esta experiencia por primera vez. hoy va a ser un dÍa histÓrico en donde estaremos viendo los resulta

you give me money for my wall, maybe i'll make a deal on daca. is that an exchange you believe this president and democratically controlled house would be willing to make? >> i would hope so, given the large percentage of americans that want protections for dreamers and want to make progress on daca. and if the president has another meeting as he did with chuck and nancy, then we can have this conversation about you give me some money for the wall, and we will make -- i'll make sure you have the votes to pass daca. that is a good starting point. now that republicans no longer have control of the house, we're going to have to start negotiating. we can't just talk about making deals for daca and the wall. we have to actually follow through. that is a good starting point. i'm glad to see this is back on the table. because at the end of the day, this president ran and won in large part due to his promise that we're going to build a wall and mexico will pay for it. i always knew mexico was not going to pay for it. but this is a good way for him to mov

que daca sigue vigente.n tenido acceso al texto oficial y adelantan que se trata de una decisiÓn totalmente discriminatoria. como nos explica pablo gato, en opiniÓn de muchos abogados la medirÍa viola la actual ley de asilo. pablo: si entra ilegalmente a estados unidos no podrÍa pedir asilo. eso es lo que da la orden ejecutiva que firmarÁ maÑana el presidente trump. el sistema estÁ inundado por peticiones de asilo sin mÉrito y aÑade que la orden afecta la frontera sur. >> es discriminatorio porque estÁ para la frontera sur de estados unidos. es algo dirigido a los hispanos. >> la ley en este punto es 100% blanco o negro. dice que una persona, no importa si se presentÓ o no, tiene derecho a pedir el asilo. >> es la llamada ley de inmigraciÓn ynacionalidad. pablo: se espera una lluvia de demandas contra el gobierno. >> pero las cortes locales de los estados unidos van a estar inundados con demandas contra el presidente trump. pablo: la orden ejecutiva indicarÍa que los indocumentados que tengan asilo serÍan de

shannon: the ninth circuit ruling against the president on wanting to roll back daca, which of thesees goes to the supreme court? >> the executive order will get there but we are at an early stage of that. with the daca case where the ninth circuit opinion is like a bad novel, like a policy paper or -- shannon: personal stories in there. >> when it doesn't read like that it reads like homeland security from the obama administration's memo. i think that will get to the supreme court faster because there is a dispute between the daca interpretation in the ninth circuit and the dapa similar order. shannon: this administration is at the supreme court to take up daca before the ninth circuit ruling. you and i will talk about it, thank you for stopping in, great to have you. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg admitted to the hospital. we have an update on her injuries and recovery after the break. >> shannon: tonight is supreme co >> tonight the supreme court's oldest member, ruth bader ginsburg, is in a washington hospital after breaking several ribs and a fall raising questions ho

. >> i would like to ask you about daca a. federal appeals court in san francsco upheld an injunction barring the trump madministration f removing deportation protections for the so-called dreamers. there are about 700,000 of them in this country. now that the midterms have given democrats control of the house, what will yound other decked lawmakers do on this issue of daca? >> well, i think we ought to provide a permanentrotection for these young people who have done nothing wrong. they didn't make a decision to arme, in most cases they were brought by theirts as children. they are defacto americans, they are meshes americans in every way b their paperwork. there's broad support among the politicalublic of all parties to try and keep these young peopleho are blameless from being deported. so i hope that we can pass legislation to do that. the president in the past has said that heavored that, so let's see if he can sign a bill that we send him. >> will you offer a pass to citizenship f the dreamers? >> i believe that no one s

it was a lawsuit we brought, the university of california on behalf of our daca students.ung people that have grown up in the united states. they've done everything right. they've succeeded academically. they've gained entrance to the university. they just happen to be undocumented. they were brought here as young children, and it seems to me that daca which we did when i was secretary of homeland security, was the right way to handle these individuals. and i thought the administration was wrong as a matter of law and values to try to rescind the program, and so we obtained an injunction in california. this is been up held. it's also the decision of daca has always been joined by other countries across the country. >> janet, great to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> she is now the president of the university of california system. coming up, the messaging -- the message the president trump is send as he dismisses the fientdings of his own cia and sides with the saudis as they deny any involvement in jamal khashoggi's murder. >>> plus we're checking th

. >> if president obama can get daca approved, if you look at daca where we actually said this isn't't do but i'll do it anyway and then he gets a judge to approve it and it will ultimately be decided by the supreme court, i hope, quickly. but certainly if he can do daca, we can do this by executive order. >> the president said that about daca despite saying this on the campaign trail. >> i will immediately terminate president obama's illegal executive order on immigration, immediately. we will immediately terminate president obama's two illegal executive amnesties in which he defied federal law and the constitution to give amnesty to approximately 5 million illegal immigrants. >>> a grand jury has indicted the suspect in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre. 46-year-old robert bowers was charged in a 44-count indictment for shooting and killing 11 and wounding six more. he's also charged with hate crimes and other offenses that could bring the death penalty. three more victims were laid to rest yesterday. 75-year-old joyce feinberg, melvin wax. >>> trump tweeted melania and i were trea

he repealed daca and asked for a big bill of love.credit, both republicans and democrats came together on the senate and offered him a bipartisan bill that talked about daca and immigration as a whole and gave him his awful billions of dollars for his wall. he rejected it. he blew it up. it's never been about policy. it's been about rhetoric for him. this is what he does. when he feels like he wants to control the news cycle or make sure that his -- what he wants out there is taking control of that news sickcycle, he does th. he throws immigration. now we hear about transgender legislation with what's going on in the courts now. it's all awful and this is what he does. >> is this why the president is talking about an invasion on the southern boarder and sending troops down there and saying he wants to authorize legal force for caravan that's mostly coming with people who are seeking asylum and who might be throwing rocks at the very worst at border patrol officers. >> all that is fake news. i think he mentioned yesterday it was 500 cr

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. >> what do you think of doing a daca fix either lame duck? daca fix. >> oh my goodness. i can't imagine with all the things that we have to do here to wrap up this congress that we would revisit immigration. but who knows? >> what about next year? >> it is on the agenda every year because we have serious immigration issues. i would remind all of you the democrats had total control of the government in 2009 and 2010 and never dealt with the immigration issue. so it seems that no matter who is up or who is down, we have not been able to come to some kind of conclusion about what to do on immigration. the one thing i thought we all agreed on was this border security issue. most democrats voted for it 10 years ago. but we've had a challenge on that as well as evidenced by the president's desire to build a wall and the reluctance on the other side to support it. so i can't imagine we'll do anything beyond trying to deal with this funding issue on the wall here at the end of the session. >> the president had made a real issue out of this going into the mid-terms about the migr

that daca was okay. had the judge not ruled that way i think we would have made a deal. once the judge ruled that way, the democrats didn't want to talk anymore. so it'll -- we'll see how it works out at the supreme court. >> do you still -- >> go ahead. >> take a question from the international -- >> from where? go ahead. go ahead. >> mr. president -- >> go ahead. which group? where do you want me to take a question from? >> thank you. >> either one. either one. or both. are you together? go ahead. >> we're not together. mr. president, how do you respond to critics who say that your message on the campaign towards minorities have been polarizing. >> i don't think it has been at all. >> is the election of two muslim women, one is veiled to the house. is this a rebuke of this message -- >> i -- >> is it a rebuke of the message. do you think it's more reflective of multicultural america? >> well, that question -- i can only say this, you look at the employment and unemployment numbers for african-americans

dijo (informaciÓn en pantalla) bueno precisamente hoy, cientos de miles de jÓvenes amparados bajo dacan una decisiÓn que les pueda cambiar la vida, luego que la administraciÓn trump le dieran un ultimÁtum a ese tribunal para que emitiera un fallo, algo que aÚn no ha pasado, cristina londoÑo estÁ con lo Último, cristina, adelante. >> josÉ, gracias buenas tardes, como es bien sabido, la administraciÓn trump quiere eliminar daca, dejar sin protecciÓn y a la merced de ser deportado a unos 700 miljÓvenesr varios fallos judiciales por protestas que se lo han impedido. pero como esta corte a mi espalda fue la ultra que oyÓ argumentos en mayo, el gobierno estÁ despejado y escribiÓ una carta, diciendo que sino fallaba hoy, iba a llegar el caso a la corte suprema de justicia, algo que habÍa intentado hacer, los jueces no parecen haber sentido la presiÓn, no se han pronunciado, pero el gobierno claramente tiene prisa, segÚn nos dicen analistas esta corte es considerada liberal y pro-inmigrante el gobierno estÁ em ba len todo nado porque hay mayorÍa * conservadora en la corte suprema de justicia,

give me my money for the wall, we'll make a deal on daca.at a deal the president is willing to make? >> i don't know if he's willing to make it, but i certainly think he should make it. i think when the congress goes divided in january, immigration gets a lot harder. this is one of the things that goes over the last two years that has gone undone on the president's promises to fix our immigration system. when republicans controlled all three legs of the stool, you have to ask, why couldn't he bring this to a conclusion? if they were able to pull off some massive deal, as you lay out, where you get the wall funding, you get daca, you get fixes that say the agriculture community wants in immigration labor issues, that would be a huge win. is that possible in a short lame duck. i don't know. but man alive, if you could get it done, you would look like a magician. >> robby, is that a deal that democrats want to make with this president? give him the money for the wall, which you know he would treat as an enormous victory. might even gloat a litt

now, daca, that was good news yesterday.ou never win in the ninth circuit if you're on this half of the equation. when i say half, it could be half or more. but you rarely win in the ninth circuit. the good news is rejecting daca in the ninth circuit yesterday, finally we've been waiting for that. we get to the supreme court. and wie want to be in the supree court in daca. president obama said he had no right to sign it but it was upheld in the ninth circuit as usual. if you take president obama's statements, he knew he couldn't sign it. so this whole thing, it's a terrible thing what's happening with the courts. the daca will now hopefully go to the supreme court where it will be given a fair decision. [ inaudible question ] we'll be making a decision. i have so many people who want it. we are looking at heather. we are looking at numerous people. we have plenty of time. nicki is saying until the end of the year. if we have some very good people that want that job. [ inaudible question ] well, i have some very, very good pe

what really happened, we could have done pretty good work on daca but a judge ruled that daca was okay. had the judge not ruled that way we would have made a deal. once the judge ruled that way, the democrats didn't want to talk. so we'll see how it works out at the supreme court. >> go ahead. . >> go ahead [ inaudible ] 0. >> mr. president how do you respond to critics that you message about minorities being polarizing. the election of two muslim women, one of them to the house making history, is. >> i don't understand what you're saying. >> is it a rebuke of this message, it's multicultural america. >> i can only say this. you look at the employment and unfloiment numbers for african americans and asian americans for hispanic americans they are at a historic high. the poll came out recently where my numbers with hispanics and african americans are the highest and best they have ever been. that took place two or three days ago. i have the best numbers with african americans and hispanic americans. i've never had them before. you saw the same poll. so i can't say that. i can say this,

and we want to be in the supreme court on daca. president obama said he had no right to sign it.ad no right, but it was upheld in the ninth circuit, as usual. if you take president obama's statement, he knew that he couldn't sign it. so this whole thing is a terrible thing what's happening with the courts. the daca will now hopefully go to the supreme court where we'll be given a fair decision. [ inaudible question ] >> we'll be making a decision. i have so many people who want it. we are looking at heather. we're looking at numerous people. we have plenty of time. nikki is staying until the end of the year. we have some very good people that want that job. i'll make the decision over the next few weeks, but by the end of the year. >> on the attorney general, what's your timeline -- >> well, i have some very, very good people, but i mean, there's no rush. you know, it has to go through a senate process, which takes a long time. we'll pick somebody that's great. we'll pick somebody who's very good. and again, i think it's very -- matt whitaker is a highly respected man, but i didn

excited about the prospect of this deal. >> i will consider that a great achievement to solve the daca problem. it's been out there a long time. these are good people. they should be able to stay in the country. >> laura: it didn't matter. schumer rejected this out of hand. it was more important in the end for the democrats to deny trump a win on immigration that it was for the democrats to agree to protect our country. even avoid the type of crisis we see on the border now. at the same time, many weak kneed republicans, many of whom are captive to agribusiness or the hospitality or construction industries, were unwilling to go to the mat for the trump agenda. so nothing ended up getting done. with 12 legislative days left until they lose power in the house and only 15 in the senate, republicans must unite and make passing trump's immigration enforcement agenda a priority. working through christmas and shutting down the government, yes, if that's necessary. this is a crisis that must be addressed immediately. we know that once nancy has the gavel back, the democrats answer to things li

prohibiÓ al gobierno federal cancelar daca.amiento aplica tambiÉn a personas que nunca solicitaron el daca, pero que son elegibles. porque hasta ahora, los pronunciamiento que han habido solamente cubren a las personas para que sigan renovando el daca. >>> los dreamers han tomado con cautela la decisiÓn, actualmente el tribunal supremo revisa el programa daca a peticiÓn del gobierno federal. >>> 2 incendios forestales se desataron en la colina del condado ventura en el sur de california. las llamas sobllamÓ a evacuar. y cerrar la autopista 101. >>> estamos ante un acto de suma gravedad para la diputada ruego a las compaÑeras y compaÑeros. >>> la diputada por morena carmen medel. la llamaron por telÉfono para informar le que su hija fue asesinada por varios disparos. la funcionarÍa sufriÓ una crisis nerviosa. el gobernador del estado que el autor material del asesinato fue encontrado dentro del vehÍculo que presuntamente utilizÓ en el crimen. mÁs adelante con mas noticias pasamos con ximena y rashel. adelante chicas. >>> gracias