[ laughter ] dun, dun, dun, dun. >> jimmy: they love you.show. so, we want to have fun. last time you were here do you remember we had a lip-sync contest. >> i do. i remember gwen and i, we won together. >> jimmy: yeah, you did actually win. but you actually had a good solo performance too. you did "putting on the ritz." >> i did the tap dance. >> jimmy: and you lip tapped. i've never seen anyone lip-sync a tap dance. >> have you done a lip-sync since then? >> jimmy: i have not. >> you're damn right you haven't. [ laughter ] because there's nowhere to go from there. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> there's nowhere to go. >> jimmy: there is a place to go, man. we'll figure it out. we'll find it out. actually, i was wondering, did you see -- i also did a blake shelton impression. barbra streisand was on our show. the great barbra streisand. [ cheers and applause ] she wanted me to sing with her. so, i impersonated you. [ laughter ] and sang with the great barbra streisand. i didn't get a thank you note or congratulations note from you. so, i figured

i think of it as dun & bradstreet web powered by computers. >> the modern version. >> is that fair? is fair to say. >> you have bots that scrape the world of information for what? >> private companies are getting started at such a rapid pace, the way that dun & bradstreet use to go about this [indiscernible] >> there are over one billion companies which means they are spending some of that money and hiring people and getting big. they certainly are hiring a lot of people and raising rents and those are potential market opportunities. i do not care of your pitney bowes or xerox. you could be calling these people for business. >> especially for the large conglomerates in the technology space. you look at samsung looking -- sitting on $60 billion in cash and surrounded by particles that are rising so quickly they need to be increasingly inquisitive and partner with and acquire companies faster. >> this shows us the pace of innovation. it is hard for people to understand what goes on there but if you go all the way back 150 years ago and look at american express becoming a big business,

dunning tried to argue that the law of treason wasn't quite as they construed it. he said they were using what he called constructive treason, but it didn't really work. i mean, there was no question that dunning was didn't have the right point of precedent. the tea party was clearly treason. but, of course, you can see the problem. it's very obvious. if you say that an act is treason but you don't actually have the means to enforce the law, if you can't prosecute the culprits because you can't find anyone to testify an oath against them this court, which they couldn't then you're heading down the road to disaster because you will be led at some stage to declare the entire city or province in rebellion, and you'll be forced to apply military force which is searchly, of course, what happened the end. although it was entirely valid in british terms at the time, it could only really lead to catastrophe. and i have to say it's something i think which does occur these days in political situations too. now, what i'm going to do now is going the read a section of the book

severance is a kill -- is accused of killing nancy dunning and two others. this is the second psychological evaluation ordered for severance full he refuse the interview in the first one. in montgomery county the driver who hit and killed a 13-year-old girl near a soccer field will spend 60 days in jail. vazquez was behind the wheel when she was hit and killed in silver spring in july. task is did not have a maryland drivers license where learners permit -- vasquez did not have a maryland drivers license or learners permit and she gave it a arful apology in court today. >> a fairfax county employee was accused of sexually assaulting a child in falls church. the charges against him are not connected with any of the students or his work at fairfax county schools. he was hired by the school system in 2003 as a computer instructor at edison academy in alexandria. the time he passed a criminal background check. the charges stem from an alleged incident at a home in a manassas between 2004 and 2010, with the alleged victim a family member. >> thousands flooded the

and even tried to track dun people who find the condolence book at their mother's funeral.ne thing he wants to make clear he's not looking for his father because he wants or needs money, but to fill a painful void he has felt for years. andrea mccarren wusa9. >>> no on the go text radar to 25543 and download the wusa9 weather app. >>> pretty nice day today. 49 was the high once we got rid of the clouds and the fog this morning. we actually got away with one today. the live look outside at the michael and son weather cam looking at the national harbor today and still above. the dew point in the mid-20s, which will be a colder night. not too many clouds around and it will be colder tonight. but here is the system that we're tracking as we are calling it a nor'easter to move out of the gulf of mexico and off the coast of the southeast as you may ask. and the northeasterly winds, that we don't have any cold air available, and to really supply this big system that it will take a pretty big track and that it will be very critical in terms of what kind of precipitation we're going

. >> that was a dun & bradstreet case in 1983 that you said landmark that wasn't.spent dun & bradstreet draws a number of distinctions about private speech and particularly private commercial speech basically being all bets are off. if it's entirely private commercial, there's not much first amendment protection at all for the publication. >> great. i'm going to take the last question just because it brings us back to our celebration are displayed one of the 12 original copies of the bill of rights the question is why were the original first amendment to the bill of rights dropped? or perhaps another way why were they originally included in the bill of rights if they don't seem to affect individual rights? as lee said at the beginning for most of the framers, most of the amendments in the bill of rights were either unnecessary or dangers. unnecessary because everyone agreed that human beings have certain natural and unattainable rights by virtue of their being human and, therefore you didn't have to write it down. and dangers because of the road and people might as

are trying to determine if severance is mentally competent to stand trial in the deaths of nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthann lidado. they argued for another psychological evaluation after severance refused to be interviewed for the first one. they are asking an appeals court to revse a judge's decision denying him bail as he appeals his prison sentence. the trial was sentenced to begin a two year prison term for corruption on february 9th. they say mcdonnell's appeal isn't strong enough to allow him to remain free on bail. his former governor's wife will be sentenced on her corruption conviction next month. metro is making changes to improve safety after last week's deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza metro. metro officials put out a list of items they want to change and joce sterman now is live at metro headquarters with a look at what's being done to try to keep the riders safe. you've seen this list? >> i have seen this list. 10 items on it and metro is already taking action from adding smoke detectors and signage to changing what happens if the train operator notices the smoke

>> so far it is a total who-dun-it and the question why? robbery or domestic situation?ectives are very much on the case at this hour. the murder occurred just after 9:30 this morning at 12th and jefferson. a 56-year-old woman who lives in this normally-quiet neighborhood was shot once in the head as she waited for the bus to go to work. a long-time neighbor says it is part of her routine and is stunned by what happened. >> this is a quiet neighborhood and i can't figure that out. and then when i found up on the corner on the bus, i didn't know who it was. >> i am withholding the victim's name for the time being. neighbors tell me she is the long-time employee of an insurance company and mother of an adult son. no word yet on a possible motive here. police are looking through video through a septa bus trying to possibly focus on a suspect described as a black male dressed in all-black clothing carrying a duffel bag. >> i still can't believe it. somebody you know all your life just about. >> as you look directly at the crime scene which is still intact, the body has been

severance is accused of killing nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruth an ladato during a ten year period. >>> today the man accused of plotting to bomb the u.s. capitol will be arraigned. chris toretopher cornell was in-dits order several charges. police arrested him at an ohio gun shop after he bought two rifles and 600 rounds of am you munition. cornell's father says his son was coerced by the fbi and would never have gone through with the plot. >>> it is 4:31. time for another look at our forecast. i hope that flurries give way to much warmer weather. >> wouldn't that be nice. >> yes a melting is in our future here by later this afternoon. right now we're getting some scattered flurries, maybe a little bit of rain mixing in this pink zone to our west. in loudoun county panhandle of west virginia shenandoah valley northern fauquier that will continue to track off to the east coming into fairfax and montgomery counties briefly right into the district and into prince george's county and perhaps prince william over the next hour or so. in addition we have patchy dense fog around so slow do

join uing us a khristine dun, an informatio officer for the transportation authority.ow, the story that we just watched, christine, but cal train running the peninsula on commur rail and you have a big area to cover. >> yeah, that'sright, cheryl. we go fro san francisco to san jose. it's about 50 miles. we go through number of highway pop pew laulated areas, through downtown and 50ailroad crossings. mething people need to be very aware of the train. we opete 92 trains a day, and it's something people need tbe aware of and careful with on th railroad tracks. >> the temptation to walk on th tracks, they are quieter these days, and with the ear buds, you will not here . >> we have operate a puspull system so the locomotive is on the southernost end of the train, and if the train is going north, you will not hear the train until it's rig on top of you. >> we ha a video, an example of the pedestrian gate. the trains go by fast, so as we watch the video, i want to kp talking about the fact that these -- the train arm comes down for jus a short amount of time. >> right. we ar

peter soderberg, 52 and fay dun >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> good monday morningsan jose are trying to gain the upper hand on a fire burning not from san pedro square in downtown san jose. the flames broke out within the last hour. >> yes, just got to the scene. an abandoned warehouse, we're told. annette, what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you that san jose police say one of its officers was driving in the area and saw the fire and reported it in. as you can see behind me crews are still actively trying to get the upper hand on this fire. it is still active. you can see the ladder truck is out,

you may want to go to the weather ap and dun load that. some folks won't get a drop. the sunday rain chances. low rain chances. high rain chances here east of i-95. we are 100% chance of rain and about a 50% chance here and barely a 30% chance out to the west. that remains low. how much rain tomorrow? again, the way the storm is striking up the coastline, notice on the computer model, no rain towards the blue ridge. between a tenth and a half inch into the city but a half inch to an inch or more along the western shore of the chesapeake bay. annapolis could get an inch and a third, but barely an inch in waldorf and a half inch here in town. here's the future weather. after a sunny and dry day, clouds will come in and rain chances as early as 3 or 4:00 in the morning. most of it is lunchtime or before. here's the seven-day forecast. temperatures spike up and cooler air for mlk day on monday and a chance of rain on wednesday. no outbreaks coming any time this week. >>> >>>. >> for the terps success this year a tight knit group and reporting they made a connection of per

severance is accused of killing nancy dunning, ronald kirby and ruth ann lagado during a ten-year period. >>> today a man accused of planning to bomb the u.s. capitol will be arraigned in tort. christopher darnell police arrested him at an ohio gun shop last week after he bought two riffs and -- rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. his father says he was coerced and could never have gone with the plot. >>> and thousands expected to attend the annual march for life rally. the event kicked off around 7:30 this morning. live at the rally, tell us what got going on there. good morning. >> reporter: you can't hear them from out here but there's a party going on inside of the verizon center or maybe a pep rally. in any case they're here because they oppose abortion. one thing is for sure, they're here in numbers. ♪ >> reporter: they were up and moving this morning at the verizon center early, i might add, especially after a long night of travel. >> 14 hours. >> reporter: nick made the trip up with about 30 friends in his church in birmingham, alabama. >> we all think killinging people is wrong

severance is accused of killing nancy dunning, ronald kirby and ruth an la dad toe during a ten year period. >>> today the man accused of plotting to bomb the u.s. capital will be arraigned in federal court. christopher cornell was indict order several charges including attempted to kill u.s. officials. list arrested hime arrested him after he bought two rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. cornell's father says his son was coerced by the fbi and could never have actually gone through with the plot. >>> you can give your thoughts on the proposed bell time changes in montgomery county public schools. the schools are looking at adjusting school bell times allowing students to start later in the day. the superintendent recommending all stars start 20 minutes later. meetings will be held at the auditorium of the carver educational services building in rockville. >>> scaling back. we'll tell you what wegmans is taking out of some of its store brand foods. >>> a live look at the roads. we're getting a new look at when and where tolls could be showing up on i-66. >>> and temperatures on the

well i think it is actually banks and debt collectors which i'm worried about getting dunned by papaohn's. put that aside not my gym membership. i don't think they should be allowed to do it. americans find it very annoying. i find it very annoying. when you sign up for american express or any credit card or banks you can provide cell phone number and give them permission to call you irrespective whether human or robot. i don't think any reason to change the law whatsoever. jenna: the concern, arthur, if there is exception made for banks, how quickly do we get from exceptions to banks to other industry, to getting calls from candidates all the time? >> let me cast aside my objective, just yesterday i didn't know this subject matter would be on today. yesterday i get a robo call from my bank, reminding me from my mortgage payment. quite frankly jenna, mom around things christmastime get crazy i forgot to pay my mortgage. had it not been for my robo call my credit rating would not would be messed up. i'm also going to tell you around december i got a robo call about suspicious activity

severance is accused in the alexandria killings of nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthann lidado. prosecutors are trying to determine whether he is mentally competent to stand trial and today argued for another ychological evaluation after severance refused to be interviewed for the first one. at one point, the judge gave severance the floor. i'd like the defense team to effectively and competently argue, i've been denied my right to a speedy trial, he said. roush then ruled the evaluation will move forward at a state hospital. >> he's angry and subjected to what he's being subjected to. >> lawrence mathias has known him for 25 years and recently visited him at the arlington county jail. >> i just know in my heart, he is innocent. they have the wrong man. and whoever did these crimes is still out there free and loose. and could kill again. >> john kelly a friend of the lidado family did not want to speak on camera but tells reporters they will remain strong and unshakeable. charles severance will likely be transferred from jail to a state hospital in the next week or so at which p

jon: dun the president -- doesn't the president, joe, have to answer for that?s been in office six years, he inherited an economy that was really not as bad as ronald reagan's in many ways, and yet reagan managed a much more robust recovery in six years than this president has. >> well look the economy was collapsed in 2008. so, i mean, i don't want to go back and reinvent who did what, but the fact of the matter is the obama administration a lot of the actions the bush administration took as we went into that crisis absolutely benefited the financial community in wall street in terms of creating a mechanism where assets rose where, you know, the fed was pumping money in and assets were rising. we've seen the stock market hit record highs and as karl points out, middle class incomes have stagnated and drifted down. so taking, you know tax, you know basically raising capital gains, yes, taking some -- charging more out of the taxes for those who the 1% who have done incredibly well during the last six years and putting that money -- by the way, the middle class a

he's accused of the murders of nancy dunning, ron kirby, and ruthanne lodato over ten-year period. >>> maryland governor larry hogan had some welcome news for weary commuters, but a lot of parents are not happy with what they heard today. news4's chris gordon has more on his new budget proposal and how it could accomplish something maryland hasn't seen in a decade. >> i'm for the purple line. >> reporter: there was concern that governor hogan might discontinue funding for the purple line linking new carrollton and bethetsdabethesda but his budget continues funding while ordering a thorough review. >>> traffic is getting outrageous. i could get a train to somewhere, i'd rather take the train than drive now. >> reporter: governor hogan introduced a budget that is balanced right from his first full day in office. >> by getting spending under control, we have created a structurally balanced budget without gimmicks or sleight of hand something that has not been accomplished for ten years. >> reporter: the budget commits record spending for education, k through 12 and fully funds school con

today crisis counselors call todd dunned dunbar high school to help deal with andrew's death. because so many students are upset, the basketball tonight has been postponed. so far, no known motive no suspect, and no arrests in this case of murder. in northeast, pat collins, news4. >> still raining and it could turn colder. >> we could see ice tonight. colder air will continue behind this storm system and we'll see some of the ice early tomorrow morning. give yourself extra time especially if you're walking to school or walking to the buses around the area walking to metro. we will see some sis oois on those sidewalks especially in those secoy roads. look at the radar, storm team radar showing two distinct areas of rain, one towards the south, heaviest around mechanicsville, charles county st. mary's county calvert county toward the northern neck then back to the west as i move the map down toward the south and east back toward the west around luray, around warrentown gainesville, leesburg frederick, all seeing some rain. we are not done yet. d.c. you're thinking you're dry, no

he's accused in murders of nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruth ann lodato over a ten-year period. >>> the ohio man accused in the capitol bomb plot just pleaded not guilty. christopher cornell was arraigned in federal court in cincinnati about 930 minutes ago. the fbi said he planned to set off bombs at the capitol and shoot people when they tried to escape. if he's convicted on all counts he could spend 30 years or more behind bars. >>> you will soon face more toll lanes on interstate 66 both the inside and outside of the beltway. "the washington post" reports vdot plans to rebuild the interstate outside of the beltway by 2022. it will include three regular lanes and two hot lanes in each direction. inside the beltway vdot is considering changing all lanes in both directions for toll lanes for non-hov drivers. construction is set to start in 2017. >>> braenging ingbreaking news out of new england. quarterback tom brady set to address deflaetgate for the first time. >> he talked to his teammates earlier today. we'll have the news conference live coming your way just ahead. >>> target roll

he's accused of killing nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruth ann ladono. jeff goldberg will have more from today's hearing on abc 7 news at 5:00. the ohio man accused of plotting an attack on u.s. capitol pleaded not guilty to new charges today. christopher cornell is now charged with attempting to murder u.s. officials and employees. and with solicitation to commit a crime of violence. the f.b.i. says cornell was plotting to bomb u.s. capitol building and shoot at people as they evacuated. he was arrested last week. a federal judge will soon deliberate after hearing closing arguments in the trial of a former c.i.a. officer. jeffrey sterling is accused of leaking details about a botched c.i.a. operation in iran to a "new york times" journalist. prosecutors say he leaked that to a reporter to get back at the agency for perceived mistreatment. sterling denies the charge. >> we're moving on now to this. the national football league investigating exactly what happened to the footballs during last weekend's game between the patriots and the colts. >> today, the

he said it was very scary, very loud explosions all around everyone hunkering dun hoping the assaults will end soon. >> we obviously lost contact there with akita shubert. on the timing of these assaults clearly the assault on the industrial park is the one that took place first that jim sciutto pointed out. was it a planned assault. were they responding to something that was taking place inside this printing shop? do they feel that they have to go in at that particular time. tommen if test raised concerns were there gunshots that police felt they had to go in and was the follow-up operation, the other operation at the supermarket, was that because the operation at the industrial park had undertaken and they were afraid of what the ramifications of that might be in the supermarket? >> we're staying away from the reporting until we can get it right. sources have been told both operations were being called satisfactory we don't know what that means in terms of hostages. >> hopefully we'll learn more about the details of this. clearly, though both situations seem to be resolved. seem to

the officer tried to pull the car over but instead the driver kept going and took the east dun avenue exit. officers say the car struck a median, flipping over onto its roof. you see the pictures here. they were tweeted out by the chp. the driver and the passenger ran away but later found and arrested. the boys are 14 years old and they think those teens had been drinking. >>> happening across the country today, hundreds of thousands of americans will pay tribute to the civil rights leader dr. martin luther king jr. >> reverend al sharpton is holding be like king events to honor and promote the work of dr. king. >> and the ninth annual mlk peace walk. >> president obama and first lady michelle obama will both be participating in a community service project in the d.c. area lsz in celebration of his 86th birthday. >> rob rededd joins us this morning. the final train leaves in less than four hours. there's been declining interest. what is the case this year? >> reporter: thufrl is the last ride at least that's what the dr. martin luther king jr. association is telling us. good morning t

the officer tried to pull the car over but instead the driver just kept going and took the east dun avenue exit. officers say the car struck the median on east dunn near the freeway and flipped onto its roof. these pictures were tweeted out by chp. the driver and the passenger ran away but they were later found and arrested. investigators say the boys are 14 years old and they think those teens had also been drinking. >>> new details now on the man who was shot and killed by fremont police on friday. authorities have confirmed him as 48-year-old zaki shinwari. the hayward man threatened children with a knife at harvey park. three officers confronted him. one officer fired his taser, another fired his gun and the man was killed. >>> wildlife experts this morning are planning to go back out to the shores along the east bay. what they're looking for are birds with feathers coated by some mysterious substance. yesterday teams went out in san lorenzo and the hayward area to rescue threatened birds. they're being cared for at the international bird rescue in fairfield. more than 150 have been re

the dun and videotape the slot with a camera he said strapped to his body.eenan is here with the story >> catherine: another french investigators say is true the attacker had a goal pro camera taped to his chest and they have seen the seven men in video. these are still images from the surveillance camera inside the culture grocery store. they still the hostages being ordered around before the shooting. the goal pro video, of course is not been publicly released. but here is the concern. it's believed the gunmen actually manage to e-mail the video to jihadist colleagues before being shot and killed. >> catherine: there is fear that that video will emerge on line and possibly be used as propaganda. authorities have been looking into when and where the three men who killed 17 people and a series of attacks got there to cameras. the second one was found still packaged inside a car. >> catherine: speculation has been mounting that one of the senior talent and to read detainee's exchanged force sergeant ball a bird dog freedom has been trying to return to militan

this is the second make a wish foundation guests but the warriors of dun this season. >> reporter: wast there today. still gonna be a mile for the most part. temperatures are running in the low 60s and as we move into sunday we have a chance of drizzle. here's a look and satellite and radar pictures we have clouds blanketing the bay area right now. currently the system down the south is headed for north. will be cloudy and constantly. twice a little bit of rain and sunday and monday. >> reporter: 59 in concord 58 in hayward. here's a look of future kef though starting on sunday as gonna start to pick up the drizzle from the fog but we'll see out there. you start to see some of the showers approached from the north late sunday early monday near ukiah. net also sees no the sierra were expecting of least three more inches of snow. >> reporter: taking a look at extended forecast for talked about dry weather over the next few days. as gonna stay mainly dry products part for that little drizzle sunday going into monday. the stanley roberts reporting here you're looking at you see as as bus d

i've had like four lattes waiting for this big file to dun download. i'm jumpy.t will really help as we add more connected devices to our homes. and about that smart home -- >> i think what the very beginning of having a completely smart house. i think we're at the very beginning stages of putting sensors in things. >> reporter: connected smoke alarms thermo stats, sprinkler systems. they know when it's raining, they don't turn on. and gadgets, sleep trackers fitness trackers and dental hygiene trackers? it's tracking how long i brush. uh-oh, i hope it's not sending that info to my dentist. now cars. if you're hoping for that self-driving car in 2015 maybe not. >> the technology for self-driving cars is ready it's being used. the big question is who's at fault when the stuff breaks? that's what the legislation will solve. >> reporter: but we expect a lot more in the electric car space in 2015. new concepts from nissan and tesla model x, that have the people excited in the auto industry. >> the next-generation of how we get around is coming. and electric cars solv

for a broad group of the american people and the leadership by a desire to keep dun desirables from happening's based in presumptions about race. so to me the run reason it would be valuable is to play with this idea of what does it moo ento say reduce government? is it entirely race neutral? >> you're absolutely right. that's where it comes into play. looxsed a lusz ed a so looking a t the legislation today. this is an opportunity. >> yeah. this is my favorite. i love the the steve scalise as the voting rights authorization lead guy. there you go louisiana. thank you. kristina and marcus will be back in the next hour. coming up, why are inmates dying in florida prisons? a shocking investigation by the miami herald. and those new year's resolutions. instead of changing what we do is this the year to accept who we are? there is more nerd land at the top of the hour. my hygienist told me that less tartar means less scraping. so i'm going pro. [ male announcer ] new crest tartar protection rinse. the only rinse that helps prevent tartar build-up and cavities. a little swishing. less scraping. ye

. >> what the prime minister of france has dun was to elevate the bar. remember after 2001 in the united states we had a much clearer, much more precise narrative about jihadism and about the islamist movement and their goal. it was confirmed by the works of the 9/11 commission. but then from 2009 it was completely taken out completely deleted by the obama administration and replaced with an abstract narrative. extremist bad guys, criminals, these are descriptions. what the french have done now is to tell us an the international community there is a movement. it is not about religion but it is about a movement ideological movement. >> maybe it will be reflected in policy changes. this woman now the most wanted woman in the world is by reports in syria this morning. and the policies of the airports are, you can continue to wear your burr can we don't need to see your face. yet you can take my son's stroller apart to make sure there are no explosive devices in the stroller. you can cover your face and get on a plane and she's in syria this morning. >> beca

a book which won a host of awards including the american historical association's john dunning book prize outstanding historical writing on any subject in u.s. history. dochuk is currently working on a book tentatively titled "anointed with oil: god and black gold in modern america." his presentation today, "crude awakenings in the age of oil," arises from this project. our third panelist is dr. spencer fluhman, associate professor of history at brigham young university. he has held fellowships from the center of american culture and the joseph fielding institute for latter day saints history. his work -- book "a peculiar people: anti-mormonism and the making of religion in 19th century america," was published in 2012 and won the 2013 mormon history association's best first book award. his presentation is entitled "never ending mormon moments." our fourth and final presentation from this panel comes from dr. charles irons associate professor of history and chair of the department of history and geography at elon university in elon, north carolina. his first book is into it led "white and

for the good of america, i hope the president will put dun his veto pen and join us -- put down his veto pen and join us in this effort. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized. >> thank you mr. speaker. i think they've reached a new low. the republican majority has decided that they're willing to shut down the agency that detects, deters, and responds to threats in our homeland. with an elevated terror alert status and in light of what just happened in paris they must have a good reason right? ms. sanchez: wrong. they're holding essential anti-terrorism funding hostage because they want to deport the dream kids. they're putting our homeland security, our entire way of life, at risk because they want to separate mothers from their children. there's a phrase in spanish for this. [speaking spanish] which means they have no shame. stop playing games with our homeland secur