dan smith from the peco for mr.se. >> house republicans have been called to support an immigration bill that not only secures the border but provides a path for legal status for undocumented immigrants. collectively you encourage the house republican leadership to support this approach and please tell us why or why not. ose: the speaker supports reform of our immigration laws. he's been very clear about that. congressman bera nevada and i know that. read the peco it's in there. the first is the need to take on immigration is to secure our borders and our ports of entry to prevent additional individuals coming in here that we don't know who they are or where they come from. the problem is the folks in leadership on the democratic side today were the lieutenants last time our country tied to take on reforming immigration and they were part and parcel after the passage of the 86 reform and not implementing the republican side of the deal so the problem we have here is that there is no faith that mrs. pelosi or steny ho

dan smith for mr. a was. >> mr.fornia business groups have called for the house republican to support an immigration bill that not only secures the border but provides a path to legal status for undocumented immigrants. if elected will you encourage the house republican leadership to support this approach? please tell us why or why not. ose: senior member of the house, speaker, supports reform of our immigration and she's been very clear about that. congressman bera knows that. i know that. it's in there. i think the first step that we need to take on immigration is to secure our borders and our ports of entry to prevent additional individuals coming in here that we don't know who they are our where they come from. the problem is that the folks who are in leadership on the democratic side today was in attendance the last time our country try to take on reform immigration in the mid '80s. they were part and parcel after the passage of the 86 reform in not implementing the republican side of the deal. so the problem w

>>moderator: the next question anger comes from dan smith. >> by helping small business california unemploymentill 7.4 percent the fourth largest in the nation. what have you done in the last in years to create jobs and what will you do if we send you back to washington? >> too many families are still struggling as america was hit hard and people can talk about the economic recovery but so many lives month to month and paycheck to paycheck that is why i would not take any pay raises until sacramento county was working again and i kept that promise. i got full funding for folsom dam that is the biggest federal project in the country right now with hundreds of construction workers to help us protect our community. my office has done dozens of small business workshops that is the backbone we have shown those owners how they could access to capital and use census data to plan their expansions and then also work with major employers those are major manufacturers believe were close to get the biggest automotive contract we still have a long way to go because we were hit hard by this recession and mr.

. >> moderator: now we will move on to dan smith come to be with the question for congressman bera. >congressman bera, congress has not updated its war authorization but the united states is conducting airstrikes against islamic state. we asked readers for questions and judy from sacraments submitted this one. she says i think it is more likely that i'll be killed by a drunk driver, criminal or mentally unstable person and by a terrorist. do you think going after the islamiislamic state is an effece use of our limited dollars? bera: these guys, the islamic state, isil, these guys are terrorists and these guys are the worst of the worst. that said, this is a challenge that has to be dealt with by the people in that region, the iraqis, the jordanians, the saudis. i did support the presence limited airstrikes and so forth because was to degrade isil. we hav had to combat them. we have to set them back. but i'm against putting ground forces in the middle east again. we've been down that road before. the iraqi people have to willing to fight for the country. we can't send our men and women

dan, david, thank you. >>> time to check in with shepard smith live from the fox news deck. he is back. hi, shep. gretchen. word that the islamic state terrorists are fighting even closer to the baghdad airport. you can see the airport here in our graphic, the abu ghraib prison. not exactly sure exactly where this is happening but know it's about 15 miles away from the capital. to show you how serious the situation, the military reports now it has ordered an apache helicopt helicopter, a series to hold isis back, riskier than sending in bombers, we know isis can shoot down helicopters. how effective were the air strikes really in protecting the airport? and what would happen if isis took chrome of this main gateway for u.s. troops and supplies? that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. we will see you then. >> thanks a lot, shep. >>> his belongings were burned by texas officials to stop the potential spread of ebola. and they planned to send the ashes to a landfill in louisiana. but hold on. that state's attorney general says no in my backyard. so, does he have a case? we will ask a form