one recent study estimated that ending deferred action for childhood arrivals would cost the country over $400 billion over the next ten years. it would cost my state more than $376 million in annual revenue. we are proud to be the home of more than 6,000 dreamers. since it was established in 2012, it's helped, as i have noted, nearly 800,000 young people who have lived in the u.s. since childhood to get better lives. think about that. 800,000 people. as i mentioned, 97% of them in school or in the workforce. 72% of them currently in school pursuing a bachelor's degree or higher. more than 100 students right now applying to medical school last year. nearly 100 of them currently enrolled in medical school at a time when we need more doctors, particularly in rural areas. those are the facts. and i note that at the meeting at the white house, the president actually said that when this got done, he wanted to pursue comprehensive immigration reform, something that we have done before on a bipartisan basis in the senate, and i believe that's where we need to turn now. you talk about the ec

citizen success and a willingness of the president to support it on the issue of deferred action for childhood arrivals. that deadline for people who can no longer resign up is march 5. in the meantime, nobody is in any jeopardy, none of the 690,000 young people who were brought here as children are in any kind of jeopardy. and we are having discussions on a daily basis. we had one today that senator durbin, steny hoyer, the democratic whip, the majority leader in the house kevin mccarthy and i again met with the white house and the department of homeland security to try to make some progress. and i think there was a beginning of some real progress toward a resolution. but i find it disingenuous to try to claim that we are killing this one-month c.r., continuing resolution, because we don't want to hurt the military. this damages the military because it creates further chaos and uncertainty when it comes to long-term spending deal because our military has been underfunded for way too long. why? because our democratic colleagues won't agree to fund our national defense until we agree to raise spending o

immigrants also known as dreamers and the trump administration decision to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. >> madam president i rise today to stand up for the hundreds of thousands of young immigrants known as dreamers whose lives president trump hasro thrown ino terrifying uncertainty. immigrant communities have long held economic and social the cultural historian in my home state of new mexico and for that matter for the entire nation. that is certainly true for dreamers. undocumented immigrants who arrived in the united states as children and our vital members of communities across new mexico mexico. over the years i have had the privilege of meeting many of new mexico's estimated 7000 dreamers dreamers. i have met with w students who were brought here and now striving to become.your zen scientists, teachers and even serve in our military. these young people are children's classmates. they are our next-door neighbors neighbors, they are our colleagues, they are family members and many are truly rising stars. in fact i would argue that these dreamers are the future of a great am

the president saying daca, or deferred action for childhood arrivals is probably dead. is comes within day after the dreamers scored a major victory in court. roz is in the newsroom with details. roz? >> reporter: yesterday we did have good news for dreamers. and then today it seems like the program may be back on life support. and the president is pointing the finger of blame at democrats. early this morning mr. trump tweeted, quote, daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want it. they just want to talk and take

immigrants also known as dreamers and the trump administration decision to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. >> madam president i rise today to stand up for the hundreds of thousands of young immigrants known as dreamers whose lives president trump hasro

yesterday senator jeff flake spoke about the deferred action for childhood arrivals program and us border security. >> over the past couple months we have seen a lot of efforts with regard, and they were brought through no fault of their own, they are now protected, many of them through the daca program but those protections will run out. some have lost their protection this, and great impetus and urgency to deal with this program, as i said from the beginning. in order to establish a long-term resolution and regulatory certainty, a true daca fix must be a bipartisan solution. the past year between 2 big items in this chamber and congress have dealt with the healthcare reform and tax policy, have been done under rules of reconciliation. if we can get a bare majority republican vote that would be enough. if we could keep all the republicans together, that is no longer the case. and and a bipartisan solution will do. and republican and democratic colleagues and and the presidents instincts and advice they -- and we will have a meeting, further down the road. and a lot of words are highly ch

it's deferred action for childhood arrives. they go, what? what is that? or you may say we're talking about the dreamers. that's what senator durbin and others talk about. because there is a something called the dream act that's been introduced and advocated for. basically what we are talking about are children, now young adults, who were brought into the united states by their parents, and their parents came into the country illegally. that is, they didn't comply with the normal process of plying for -- applying for citizenship. and they came into the country, and we all understand why, what motivates a lot of people. a lot of people just -- they think, well, i'm just going to shortcircuit the process, jump to the head of the lining. but the fact of the matter is -- and i think senator lankford said this -- in the united states we don't hold children responsible for the mistakes of their parents. and so these children -- now young adults -- who maybe are able to pursue an education, many of whom have become very accomplished, simply are in a box and i thi

protects immigrants who enter the country with their parents without documents the deferred action for childhood arrivals program provides legal status to around seven hundred thousand people in san francisco judge said they would suffer serious reparable harm if it ended abruptly president on trump decided to stop the policy in march but congress has remained deadlocked on the issue despite this blow chimes immigration reform is one thing he's not backing down on is the border war with mexico. to build what you did the wall and i will tell you this the ice officers and the border patrol agents are out of just recently you know they say if you don't have the wall you know what certain areas obviously that are protected by nature if you don't have the war you cannot have. more now from committee in washington d.c. . well certainly there has been repeated speculation about the president's mental fitness when it comes to his presidency those accusations intensifying in the past week but that may have been countered by a spontaneous press conference by the president a bipartisan appearance of both democratic

that protects immigrants who entered the country as children without documents the deferred action for childhood arrivals program provides legal status to around eight hundred thousand young adults the judge said they would suffer serious irreparable harm dacca ended abruptly decided to stop the policy in march but congress has remained deadlocked on the issue despite this blow to trump's immigration reforms one thing he's not backing down on is the border wall with mexico to get more from cuba to help kids in washington d.c. . well certainly there has been repeated speculation about the president's mental fitness when it comes to his presidency those accusations intensifying in the past week but that may have been countered by a spontaneous press conference by the president a bipartisan appearance of both democratic and republican lawmakers here at the white house that appeared to run in front of the press real time negotiations on a thorny issue that has been under resolvable in the united states for years and that is the issue of illegal immigration as well as border security the president showing tha

they discussed immigration policy, including the possible renewal for deferred action for childhood arrivals, better known as daca. our cameras were in the room for the start of the meeting. here is a look. >> happy new year.

] meeting, today's president trump said any renewal of the obama administration's deferred action for childhood arrivals program would have to come with in creased border security measures. he also answered a question about his relationship with steve bannon. >> happy new year. pres. trump: unimportant meeting. thank you for being here. today, i am with the senate working group on immigration. i think that started around november 8 and maybe a year and a half before that, starting with the campaign. we are all working in an effort to develop an immigration reform plan that will serve the interests of the american workers and the american families and safety. chairman lasley along with senator still along with -- -- i want to thank chairman grassley along with senator tillis. our current immigration system fails americans. chain migration is a total disaster which threatens our security and our economy and provides a gateway for terrorism. visa lottery is bad for our economy and bad for security. you saw that recently in new york along the west side highway. we need a physical border wall. we will have a

they discussed immigration policy, including the possible renewal for deferred action for childhood arrivals, better known as daca. our cameras were in the room for the start of the meeting. here is a look. >> happy new year. pres. trump: an important meeting. thank you for being here. making a lot of progress on a letter different things. today, i am with the senate working group on immigration. i think that started around november 8 and maybe a year and a half before that, starting with the campaign. we are all working in an effort to develop an immigration reform plan that will serve the interests of the american workers and the american families and safety. i want to thank chairman lasley -- chairman grassley along with senator tillis. these are great people and they are friends of mine and they love this country. our current immigration system fails americans. chain migration is a total disaster which threatens our security and our economy and provides a gateway for terrorism. likewise, the visa lottery is bad for our economy and bad for security. you saw that recently in new york along

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the issues of deferred action for childhood arrivals and securing our border are being negotiated separate and apart from this funding bill and chip and there are serious proposals to address these issues. i urge senate democrats to change course, end the schumer shutdown, and do what is right for the american people. pass the government funding and children's health insurance program that we sent over days ago. i thank the speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yield back the balance of his ime. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in great frustration with the partisanship that is being shown about a bipartisan program to help children and about keeping our government opened. the children's health insurance program provides affordable and comprehensive medical coverage for children under 19 whose families do not qualify for medicaid but cannot access insurance through a private plan. thousands of my const

deferred action for childhood arrivals also known as dhaka is a program created under the obama administration that gives a temporary right to live study and work to those who are legally brought as children to america now u.s. lawmakers have two months to turn daca into law the daca initiative has of late being used by democrats as a tool to accuse trump of violating migrants rights but a recent revelations make it look like the debate is not so much about moral principles but rather about votes and support bases and the media is now sharing a memo written by the former director of communications for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. the fight to protect treatments is not a really a moral imperative it's also a critical component of the democratic party's future and that tural success if democrats didn't try to do everything in their power to defend dream as that would jeopardize democrats tonight says in two thousand and eighteen and beyond political analyst john had unimpressed by the way the dream is issue is being used to score political points politics has become very cynical in t

to this poor kid to talk about the deferred action for childhood arrivals program also known as daca. there was an executive order of president obama which provided temporary legal status to immigrants students and young people if they registered with r the government, paid a fee, past criminal and national security background check. it was for two years renewable. the young people who were protected by daca are known by some as dreamers. they came to the united states as children. they grew up singing the star-spangled banner. pledging allegiance to our flag. they believe that they are americans. but ielegally, they are not. the average daca recipient came to the united states at the age of six. and has been here for approximately 20 years. it was seven years ago that i sent a letter to president obama asking him, and i was -- i asked president obama, can you find a way to protect these young people? we passed the dream act on the floor of the house. tested on the floor of the senate believe never managed toi pass in both chambers in the same year. and the president created this prog

deferred action for childhood arrivals also known as dhaka is a program created under the obama administration it gives a temporary right to live study and work to those who are legally brought his children to america and now u.s. lawmakers have two months to tun daca into law the dhaka initiative has of late been used by democrats as a tool to accuse trump of violating migrants rights recent revelations make it look like the debate is not so much about moral principles but rather about votes and support bases and the media is now sharing a memo written by the former director of communications for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. the fight to protect treatments is not a really a moral imperative it's also a critical component of the democratic party's future and that tural success if democrats don't try to do everything in their power to defend dream as that would jeopardize democrats tonight says in two thousand and eighteen and beyond political analyst john howard jar is unimpressed by the way the dream as you see it was being used to score political points politics has become very c

as someone who is part of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as daca, yakobi wasot allowed to leave the country and come back without a special permit. yakobi's parents brought him to the u.s. from israel at the age of 5. he is an honor student majoring in math and computer science and is set to graduate this year.because he violated the terms of the daca program, yakobi faces possible deportation to israel. but his attorney, jacob sapochnick, said the wrong turn was an honest mistake his young client should not be deported to a country he has never known."he's never been to jail. he's a good boy. he's not a criminal. he doesn't know how to handle it," sapochnick told kswb. "he's been here since he was 5. he has no accent. this is his country. he doesn't remember anything from israel, his israeli origin."sapochnick said he had contacted several local lawmakers, including todd gloria and scott peters, in an effort to get yakobi released. gloria sent a letter urging the release of yakobi to ice on jan. 9.assemblyman todd gloria's letter to ice on behalf of orr yakob

the president said any renewal of the obama administration's deferred action for childhood arrivals program would have to come with increased border security measures. he also answered a question about his relationship with former white house chief strategist bannon. >> happy new year. pres. trump: important meeting. >> happy new year. >> happy new year, how are you? pres. trump: important meeting. thank you for being here. making a lot of progress on a lot of different things. today, i am with the senate working group on immigration. a very big subject that i think started around november 8 and maybe a year and a half before that, starting with the campaign. we are all working in an effort to develop an immigration reform plan that will serve the interests of the american workers and the american families and safety. i want to thank chairman grassley, along with senators tillis and langford and corning for being here today. these are great people. they have become friends of mine, and they love this country. i also want to acknowledge the senator, likewise a terrific person who has become

the fate of the 800 or so called dreamers in september when he dissolved daca, they deferred action for childhood arrivalsprotection for individuals brought to the u.s. illegally as minors. after trying to re-appropriate dreamer, the president made his stance loud and clear. on immigrants and gang members. in washington, democrats said the president was spewing bigotry. >> we were disappointed when the president did not talk about all of the contributions, but try to portray us as gang members, criminals, murderers. >> hopes for conciliatory measures in california that would help congress s pass a new law word -- -- were dashed. >> there is no solution for us in this administration and we will keep fighting to change the administstration. has said he would back legislation on the dreamers in exchange for morore stringent imimmigration measures. such as a border wall. >> let's get more on the state of the union from philip in washington. you were at the state of the union address. ?as it unifying or divisive >> if you look at the president or if you look at it from the press come over looking at him and at

that's deferred action for childhood arrivals.t's a program that president obama put into place in 2012. it's something i've been working on since we filed a bill in august and long before that to try and get reasonable amount of members on both sides of the aisle to come up with a solution that makes sense. but now we have people who actually want to shut down the government because we haven't reached a bipartisan agreement that i think is not that far away. the problem that i have with that is i think it's going to create a toxic environment in washington, d.c. that it's not only going to provide all the uncertainty that i talked about on the prior slide, but it's even going to alienate people who are coming to the table trying to negotiate a bipartisan agreement. so now we're at a point to where we're trying to figure out if we can fund government either through a vote sometime tomorrow or a shutdown tomorrow night. what i find interesting, and i've only been here for about three years -- i've been in politics for about a dozen

a federal judge in san francisco has temporarily saved daca which stands for the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. it protects immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. this now puts pressure on congress to come up with a solution. president trump summoned lawmakers to get them talking about a possible bipartisan bill. >> what about a clean daca bill now with a commitment that we go into a comprehensive immigration reform procedure? >> i have no problem. i think that's basically what we said. we're going to come up with daca, do daca, and start on the phase two which would be comprehensive. >> mr. president, you need to be clear, though. i think what senator feinstein is asking when we talk about daca we don't want to be back here two years later. you have to have security. >> reporter: california's attorney general has scheduled a press kveconference for later t morning encouraging congress to come up with a more permanent solution for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. he is calling this court order a step in the right direction. this court order, though, is only a temporary injunction. reporting li

it stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals. now, it was intended as a temporary program, temporary program to deal with the problem of people who were brought to this country illegally when they were just young children. the program was set up by an executive action by president obama. it wasn't done by a law. it wasn't a bipartisan program. twapt a democrat president -- it was a democrat president acting on his own to kick the can down the road on this issue. the issues related to immigration and specifically illegal immigration are very tough, and we need to keep working toward a solution. there are discussions going on every day within the senate, republican and democrat, between the house, between the senate. why do people want to risk blowing up these discussions? well, it seems that whatever we agree to needs to include important matters of border security because, to me, border security is national security, and that has to be included in that discussion and deliberation. any solution is going to have to include real fix

promises, it sounds like, from republicans to start working toward a fix for daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. we'll keep you updated on c-span. for the time being we will take a look back at some of what was said by senate leaders earlier today. -- today we enter the third day of the trump shutdown, the first ever real shutdown to occur when one party controls the entire legislative process. the republican party controls the house, the senate, the presidency, and yet they were unable to keep the government open for the american people. leader mcconnell knows it takes 60 votes to win passage of a spending bill, and yet he moved forward with a last-minute extension that he knew lacked the votes. both democrats and republicans voted against that bill. the reason the republican majority had such difficulty finding consensus is they could never get a firm grip on what the president of

. >>> a federal judge blocked president trump's efforts to end "deferred action for childhood arrivals." jackie ward is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: it means that nothing involving daca will change until all the lawsuits that have been filed are ended and renewal applications from existing "dreamers" must be accepted. president trump worked with both republicans and democrats for hours yesterday to try to work out a daca deal as part of finalizing bipartisan immigration legislation. this is all in an effort to reach a deal by march 6th, the deadline president trump gave congress to reach an agreement on daca but if nothing happens, the protections that keep them in the u.s. will expire. late last night, a federal judge in san francisco ordered the trump administration to start daca back up while the lawsuits proceed in court. >> he kept reinforcing, we need to be fair to the daca kids. he used the word love. >> i feel bad for some of these young people. i think they are being used as pawns for -- to do immigration reform. >> president trump has remained consistent with his d

. >> reporter: president trump's plan to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or daca in march temporarily blocked by a california federal judge, the court ruling the administration must accept renewal applications from current d.r.e.a.m.ers. trump blasted the court decision. at the white house, the president adamant no daca deal without money for a southern border wall. >> would you be willing to sign an immigration deal that funding for the border wall? >> no. no. no. it's got to include the wall. we need the wall for security. >> reporter: the firm stance happening after a day after talks played out on camera. gop leaders introduced a bill that included funding for the bath wall, increased border security and gives renewable status to the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> we're a generous nation but we're a fair nation and a nation of laws. >> reporter: that gone dp law i expected to get little to no support from democrats. in the senate, they are getting close to protecting d.r.e.a.m.ers and boost border security. >> the current focus on border security comes as illegal border cro

february 8 while we continue to work on this issue relating to the, to daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals, what we talked about earlier. or they can do it tomorrow and keep the government shut down for another 24 hours. my message to them is think about the men and women who put on the uniform of our country and deploy in dangerous locations around the globe to fight our nation's wars and to protect our homeland. think about those who wake up in the morning and put on a badge and go out possibly into harm's way to protect our communities. and think about those nine million children who depend on us for their health coverage. i hope after having had a few hours of sleep last night and had a chance to think through this fundamentally flawed strategy, our colleagues will reconsider. mr. president, the country deserves better. i yield the floor mr. mcconnell: mr. president? officer the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i united states is one day into a government shutdown that senate democrats have forced on our country. let's take a look at where we are. last night a bipartisan

president and congressional democrats have hit an impasse over the future of daca, deferred action for childhood arrival programs. some say they won't approve a deal without immigration protections. >>> several people taking legal actions saying they were injured in protests outside a planned appearance at uc berkeley. kpix5 joe reports they claim the city and university failed to protect them. >>reporter: lawsuit have four plaintiffs. demonstrators through february 1 and this was cite inside a lawsuit filed by four bay area residents including katrina. they're suing uc berkeley, campus police because they got hurt during the riot. attorney sean steel said he had no idea violence could break out. he should have known and did not do enough to protect them. >> they're specialists and have criminal behavior. i think civilian authoritiness is what we'll have to prove till the professionals stand down. we don't know any trouble. >> that was not a protest. that was an attack. >> the plaintiffs will need to approve administrators and police knew how bad the demonstration would get. >> that's a bit of a problem

the harmful effects of the administrative work administration decision to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program and the situation will continue to get worse until we take action. this is not just a small thing. i have met these kids. 97 percent of them either work or they are in school. the average age that they were brought to this country is 6 arand a half years old. and a few months back i stood in front of a catholic church with our archbishop of the twin cities, and a number of his parishioners. and a number of the priests from that church who talked about what this meant in peoples lives. kids brought over through no fault of their own. my favorite example of the dreamer, is joseph medina. he was brought over and did not notice at the time as a baby and they brought him. his parents had died and he was brought over to minnesota where he was raised. and this is a long time ago. when he got to be the right age, he decided that he wanted to serve our country. and he signed up to serve in world war ii. well, back then he went to the military and to the army. he said it turns out, i di

since the trump administration ended daca, deferred action for childhood arrivals program, democratic leaders have been negotiating additiona security measures as a way of passing the dream act, a more permanent solution. in a statement, senate minlt whip said the border wall demand is outrageous and makes government shutdown more likely. adding the white house was putting its entire wish list of hard line anti-immigrant bills on the backs of these young people. senator bernie sanders. >> 77% of the american people in a recent poll suggested that they wanted to see legal status for the young people. the american people in fact do not want to spend billions of dollars on a wall. >> republican senator tom cotton. >> if the democrats want to shut down the government because they can't get amnesty for illegal immigrants, then, they're going to have to defend those actions to the american people. >> president trump monday speaks to farmers in nashville before flying down to atlanta, to attend the college championship football game between alabama and georgia. the president also delayed his

sunday night, the president talked about negotiations surrounding daca or deferred action for childhood arrivalsto make a deal on daca, but i don't think it's democrats want to make a deal >> daca has been linked to spending talks with friday's deadline to prevent a government shutdown, several democrats, including john lewis from georgia have said they won't vote for budget deal until there's an agreement on daca. laura podesta, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> a fund-raiser took place on ice tonight. new jersey state police hockey club face after you against the camden county warrior's public safety ice hockey team for a charity game at the i guess ally in mt. laurel. donations will go to the family of kevin ryan who's daughter abby is fighting cancer and the family of matthew latourneau. >>> the philadelphia home show continued this weekend at the pennsylvania convention center. crowds of people filled the space browsing the latest and greatest in home decor organization and construction, attendees we spoke with say they came to the show looking for a little inspiration. >> i've seen a number of t

beach florida, hours after a federal judge blocked the administration from ending the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or daca. the administration has now been flooded with dreamers applying for new applications under the program but not everyone is celebrating. >> i don't actually think we can rely on the courts or the democrats to stop this. we have to rely on the people taking to the street and voting with our feet in the streets to drive this fascist regime from power.>> reporter: house minority leader nancy is speaking at martin luther king junior events in san francisco and brought the crowd to their feet claiming democrats are still active. >> will have this fight on daca. it isn't a fight about an issue, it is not about it -- legislation, it is about the values for our country.>> reporter: daca saves children brought to this country from being deported. a bipartisan deal may have been lost as the president made controversial comments of this week as he referred to african nations. comments he denies.>> i am not a racist. that i can tell you. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy ref

nearly 800,000 young people who obviously are about to lose protection under the deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca. tonight nbc news learn president trump is offering a path to citizenship for as many as 1.8 million people. the daca recipients and those eligible but never registered. in return, he wants roughly $30 billion for a wall and border security. an end to the visa lottery system, and a limit on family-based migration. protesters say no deal. >> i think it's a crying shame that democrats would use the lives of so many immigrant people as a bargaining clip, that they would give any inch and leeway toy this idea of a wall separating people. >> reporter: protesters say they are concerned that i.c.e. is planning large scale sweeps here in northern california and say they plan to be here daily hoping to stop buss that carry illegal immigrants away. now they also say that they will be here daily for the next several days. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> wild weather around the bay area today. not just rain, we had hail and not just one spot, we had in i

>> the state of play, if you're looking for a deal on the deferred action for childhood arrivals programs not great to say the least. i was actually pretty taken aback by spher till list's and langford's statement once they came back from the white house yesterday. incident was downcast for a prepared statement. it began to shed light into the state of play of these back channel negotiations. we have a republican-only working groupon immigration issues who were the ones who went to the white house to meet with the president and start sketching out what president trump and the administration seeks from the congress in terms of the so-called d.r.e.a.m. er deal. this has to get signoff from a significant chunk of democrats. you need 60 votes in the senate. the margin of the chamber is 51-49. senator dick durbin of illinois has been the point person or negotiator for democrats. we have reported this week, in terms of border security requests, the administration seeking about $18 billion for a so-called border wall system. and democrats who are reviewing those details say that is a complete n

the deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca ends on march 5th. trump said any deal must include a border security wall. >> i really believe they're going to come up with a solution to the daca problem, which has been going on for a long time. and maybe beyond that, immigration as a whole. but any immigration it has to include a wauchlt without the wall, it doesn't work. >> a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration from blocking daca. lawmakers must pass by january 19th to prevent a government shutdown. >>> amid the immigration negotiations essentially agents targ targeted 7-eleven stores. they were asked to produce hiring records with worker immigration status. 7-eleven said in a statement that store owners are responsible for hiring and verifying work el imageth. >>> the latest republican lawmaker to say he is retiring is congressman darrell issa of california. issa who said he will not seek re-election is a staunch supporter of president trump. democrats home to regain the house. >>> the faa is investigating why a jet nearly landed

doesn't like the decision the san francisco federal judge made last week regarding the "deferred action for childhood arrivals" program. what this means next. >> reporter: today here in oakland, the mayor announces a plan to tackle the housing crisis. we'll have details coming up. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the mo >>> good morning. it's wednesday, january 17th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside on this wednesday morning. a live look at some of the traffic on 880 in oakland. not too bad right now at this hour. >> today we have a break from the rain. >> but i ran into fog. >> it's zero visibility across the east bay, south and north. you will probably run into it. >> foggy throughout the morning commute until 11:00 this morning and then we'll see clouds rolling in. get ready because the rain is on its way. satellite-radar showing yes, we do have high clouds and low clouds out there. dense fog advisory impacts us. east you will run into it but all throughout our region we are seeing areas that are seeing near zero visibilit

california and others have sued to prevent the president from ending the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. daca and immigration reform top the agenda during a meeting between the president and congressional leaders yesterday. >>> hena doba is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump appeared to be open to hashing out bipartisan immigration reform on tuesday, suggesting lawmakers focus on daca first. but late last night a president trump's decision to protect daca or so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> this should be a bipartisan bill. this should be a bill of love. >> lawmakers face a march 15th deadline to address the end of the program to alowell lou so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, brought to the u.s. illegally as children to stay and work. >> house republicans have a bill ready to go. >> it's going address daca in a permanent way, not a temporary short-term thing. we're going to address the border enforcement and security. >> president trump says daca deal will only happen if it includes a green light to build a border wall. >> there's not

meanwhile, there is a tug-of- war over daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals. >> we're ready and willing to make a deal on daca. but i don't think the democrats want to make a deal. >> reporter: after a difficult week, punctuated by derogatory language about immigrants from africa and haiti. the president is on the defensive. >> no, i am not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. that i can tell you. >>> you are naming african and central caribbean countries these negative ward -- words, you can say your not a racist, but your actions say otherwise. >> the crowd of about 100 demonstrated at oakland city hall, determined to fight for daca and other immigration programs. >> this amazing country has been a hub for people all over the world. and immigrants and refugees have come here for safety and shelter. and now, it seems like we're turning a cold shoulder on them. and that's horrible. >> reporter: last week, a federal judge ruled daca had to continue for now, saying the administration made a mistake of law, when it decided to end the program. on twi

say they will not vote on budget until there's agreement on daca or better known as deferred action for childhood arrivals. >> and not panic in par disease federal communications says hawaii does not have safeguards in place to the alert mistake in hawaii. they didn't know what to do or where to take cover. a worker hit the wrong button trigger ago lert. a philadelphia native that now calls hey high home she september a group test after it wept out. >> if this is really love you guys i'll let you know if i survive this. 40 smints too long. >> we are tolt worker has not been fired and has been reassigned while officials investigate this mistake. >> and back at home authorities identified the man found dead after allegedly causing 13 hour standoff in sicklerville camden county chopper 3 hovered as authorities busted down the door last thursday inside they found michael glendon dead of self inflicted gun shot wound. and gloucester township schools were closed. an arment with a family member sparked a standoff. >> a police involved shooting in kensington remains under investigation this morning. it left a-yea

the deferred action for childhood arrival's program. the obama-era program protects young immigrants from deportation. the judge ruled it must remain in place for now. in a statement tonight, state attorney general said, "dreamers lives were thrown into chaos when the trump administration tried to terminate the daca program without obeying the law." tonight's ruling is a huge step in the right direction. earlier today he invited republicans and democrats to the white house and called for bipartisan immigration legislation. the president planned to end protections for dreamers in march. >>> powerful earthquakes addressed the caribbean earlier this evening. it was a 7.6 magnitude quake, triggering an advisory for porter-kelly and the u.s -- puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. it struck four hours ago off the coast of honduras. all advisories were canceled tonight at 8:45 tonight. so far there have been no reports of any damage on land. >>> tonight, at least 13 people have died in southern california after an avalanche of mud fueled by

judge is temporarily blocking the trump administration's plan to end the daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals, program. daca protects so-called dreamers from deportation, their children who were brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents. the judge ruled the administration must resume accepting daca renewal applications while lawsuits over the president's decision play out in court. >>> former white house strategist steve bannon is out of a job again. bannon is stepping down as charge of breitbart -- as chairman of breitbart news network. the announcement comes less than a week after bannon's criticism of president trump and his family were published in a new book. >>> 5:38. 27 degrees. tributes in honor of a fallen firefighter are showing up around the city of philadelphia. you can even kind of see it in the skyline just behind me. but here's a closer look. the website, philly fire news, put out the call on social media. overnight, buildings including several in center city turned their lights red in honor of lieutenant matt letourneau. and johnny castro painted this portrait of lieutena

days now and the government officially shut down friday at midnight over dhaka that deferred action for childhood arrivals program which allows illegal immigrants who are brought to the u.s. a stroller and to remain in the country and both political parties are busy blaming each other but what does the shutdown in tail exactly. america knows this is the shutdown. showdown so let's get that nice little ring to it doesn't it senate democrats shut down this government a big fat failure and. unfortunately we cannot use your call today because congressional democrats are holding government funding hostage to an unrelated immigration debate due to the third direction the government shutdown. and there's already been an international response a chinese news outlet gave their analysis of the shutdown saying it's a quote slap in the face for donald trump and the article brought up another rather interesting point saying that trump has backtracked on all of obama's policies except the only thing that survives is the quote spirit of non cooperation across party lines and the article concluded saying that what's goin

the president said any renewal of the obama administration's deferred action for childhood arrivals programwould have to come with increased border security measures. he also answered a question about his relationship with former white house chief strategist bannon. >> happy new year. pres. trump: important meeting.

the president saying daca, or deferred action for childhood arrivals is probably dead. this comes within day after the dreamers scored a major victory in court. roz is in the newsroom with details. roz? >> reporter: yesterday we did have good news for dreamers. and then today it seems like the program may be back on life support. and the president is pointing the finger of blame at democrats. early this morning mr. trump tweeted, quote, daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want it. they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our military that tweet came hours after the government announced it would resume taking a applications from dreamers already in the program that happened after a federal judge blocked the trump administration from ending the program. trump announced in september that the program would end. it protects hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children from being deported. the participants have been in limbo. democrats say what they don't want is a gop deal that includes

house bill does nothing to protect hundreds of thousands of recipients of daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, which expires in march. republicans included a six- year re-authorization of the children's health insurance program in their short-term spending package, in hopes it would pressure democrats to avert a government shutdown. but that didn't sway house democrats, only six voted for the bill.now it's up to the senate.sot chuck schumer senate minority leader (d)"we have to sit down together and solve this."on capitol hill, i'm omar jimenez. ( robin ) so how will a government shutdown impact the bay area? first... national parks.. will shut down immediately. those include alcatraz island... crissy field... fort funston and fort -point in san francisco. muir woods in marin would be closed.also, passport or visa applications could be delayed. as well as some mortgage approvals if federal agencies are involved essential government services stay open... agencies like the fbi... cia.... border patrol and homeland security... branches of the u.s military are not affected..and the tsa...

the 'deferred action for childhood arrivals' program allows undocumented immigrants brought to the u-s as children-- to work and go to college.in september...the administration announced the program would end this march. tuesday's ruling to block efforts to end it -means renewal applications for daca must resume. president trump tweeted that any deal to protect "dreamers" needs to come with plans to build a border wall. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... new numbers say the city of oakland is getting safer. we'll break the numbers down for you. (robin) plus -- another home in pacifica is in danger of falling victim to coastal erosion.. (robin) and next the outpouring of support as the children of a chp officer killed on christmas eve - return to school. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:expect a few lingering showers today as moist air and a weak warm front approach from the west. dry weather will return for the end of the week and continue through the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

the so-called dockum program deferred action for childhood arrivals the president has said via tweet that there'll be no deal on darko without funding for a border wall along america's southern border the parties have until january nineteenth to strike a deal and avoid a government shutdown all of this plays out against a renewed showdown between donald trump and north korean leader kim jong own over who has access to the better nuclear weapons program and a measuring contest of sorts which one has the bigger nuclear button losses discuss we'll start with david jolly former u.s. representative republican of florida joining us from tampa and in miami former u.s. representative patrick murphy democrat of florida he was one of the first wool emil's elected to congress is now the chairman of the political nonprofit group future forum foundation all right thank you both david we'll start with you president trump treated will be no dog without funding for his promise border wall i thought mexico are supposed to pay for that what do you make it is that it was. amazing how far we've come from