we have frank bruni, errol louis and laura barone lopez.out before we went to break, cruelty. to the president's base, it's strength, that harshness plays as strength, being firm, rule of law, left is weak, left is soft. is there space for the argument that you are articulating a little bit in the first segment of compassionate, sweet strength and how we look at these people? what julian castro was saying in large doses tonight in the town hall. there space for that to develop a following? >> i think there is. i mean, we're hearing that from more candidates than just julian. but it's something that he is definitely trying to play up in his response to the president's immigration playbook and response to the president trying to stoke fear among his base. so i think we're going see more of that. he was talking a lot about the cruelty. that was kind of the buzzword he was using, as well as talking about the passion that he wants to have in dealing with the situation at the border. he also brought up his background. he is of mexican -- he is me

now i want one from errol. errol, do you see that as the wrongful conduct of concern here?, i don't think so, and in fact, look, it's a tricky legal position that frankly the president and robert mueller find themselves in, and he, i think, explains it very well in the obstruction section of the report where he says, look, it would be unfair to the president to charge him criminally, knowing that our internal guidance means that we cannot charge him criminally and yet there's this information out here so rather than try to indict him, hit him with criminal charges we're just going to lay out what we know and then turn it back over to the justice department, the congress and the public to make of it what we will. and i don't think that means the president has lost his presumption of innocence. in fact, i think his presumption of innocence has been preserved. and frankly is preserving his presidency right now. and right now, i think what we're going to have to do is as a country, through our various institutions, including the media, the voters, the courts, to try and figure

barnett, errol, thank you. mayor pete buttigieg of south bend, indiana south bend, today made it official. he's running for president. buttigieg kicked off his campaign in his hometown. he's the 18th democrat to join an already-crowded feel. for some he's already the party's new hope to win back the heartland. here's meg oliver. >> reporter: pete buttigieg is officially in the race for president. the democrat announced today in south bend, indiana, where he's known as mayor pete. >> i'm a proud son of south bend, indiana, and i am running for president of the united states. >> reporter: buttigieg is an afghanistan war veteran and harvard grad, but he says he's a less traditional candidate. pete buttigieg would be first openly gay president. the 37-year-old mayor has now found himself in a dust-up with vice president mike pence, who previously served as governor of indiana. buttigieg criticized pence friday for his opposition to gay marriage and guy rights, which pence claims is informed by his christian faith.

i was using it as a pivot to errol.y not like his team. >> he's robbing us of our constitutional rights. >> he's not allowed to ask about party affiliation. >> he's robbing us of our constitutional rights. >> it wasn't a question. it was a comment, you can freely have it.duct of concern here? >> no, no, i don't think so, and in fact, look, it's a tricky legal position that frankly the president and robert mueller find themselves in, and he, i think, explains it very well in the obstruction section of the report where he says, look, it would be unfair to the president to charge him criminally, knowing that our internal guidance means that we cannot charge him criminally and yet there's this information out here so rather than try to indict him, hit him with criminal charges we're just going to lay out what we know and then turn it back over to the justice department, the congress and the public to make of it what we will. and i don't think that means the president has lost his presumption of innocence. in fact, i think h

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>> quijano: errol barnett, thank you. new round of severe weather is sweeping across the country today in the south. thunderstorms rumbled over texas, dropping heavy rain in houston and beyond. yesterday, a suspected tornado left a trail of destruction after touching down in the small town of san gabriel, texas. meteorologist jeff berardelli is here with what is still to come. jeff? >> elaine, it is going to be a very busy weather week ahead. there are two areas that we are watching, one for tonight and tomorrow in the southeast, in this area. flash flooding with very heavy rainfall, and the probability of some scattered severe weather. the biggest story this week, a big blockbuster blizzard. this storm will be comparable to the bomb cyclone that happened just three weeks ago for the upper midwest. but first things first. in the southeast, generally, about one to three inches of rain, some places a little bit more than that. flash flooding especially in localized areas. here is the storm as we head into wednesday and thur

cbs correspondent errol barnett sent us an update from washington.ump confirmed the ousting of his secretary of the department of homeland security sunday in a series of tweets and rumours of kirstjen nielsen's ousting had percolated many times before, this time though it is serious and it seems to follow a weekend in which president trump has bolstered his positioning on immigration issues. in fact, the outgoing secretary, kirstjen nielsen, was side—by—side with president trump in calexico, california late last week as the president highlighted newly renovated border wall fencing, some two miles of it. the president also over the weekend said the us is full, its immigration system overloaded. 0ne full, its immigration system overloaded. one other thing the president has threatened to do in recent days is scrap the united states's asylum system along the southern border altogether. now, while it is unclear that will even happen, it would need congressional approval, it is part of a tougher direction for the president when it comes to immigration and

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errol barnett is in durham. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: thick, black smoke and a roaring fire, visible miles. >> reporter: while on the ground... >> you're not safe right here. it's not safe. >> reporter: ...rescuers had to use a makeshift stretcher to get victims to ambulances. others sat stunned and bloodied. the blast left at least one dead and 17 people injured, with six in critical condition. police say at 9:30 this morning, there was a call reporting a gas leak. >> reporter: while firefighters were evacuating the area around this building, it exploded. >> reporter: officials say without the quick decision to evacuate, casualties could have been higher. fire chief robert zoldos. >> i don't know how many people they evacuated and got out of the hazard zone prior to the explosion, but obviously they put their lives on the line to do it, and i'm sure there are people they saved because of it. >> there's glass everywhere. >>eporter: mark braci llfromome. wt a meetinat >>allym siing st outside the main window, at my desk. and the glass was everywhere. so i can only imagine what would h

errol, congrats on the podcast. everybody should be listening to it. we appreciate. always good to have you. >>> acting white house chief of staff nick mulvaney says democrats will never see president trump's tax returns. why? we'll speak to a former irs commissioner about what the rules are. >>> plus, on the eve of elections in israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu promising to annex settlements in the west bank. it could be good for his chances in the election tomorrow. we'll see. what does it mean for peace in the region. >>> an american tourist while on a, quote, dream trip to uganda has been rescued. we're live with the details. all your worst symptoms, sens including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® so it bounces back. run with us. on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons may change... ♪ ...but true character doesn't. ♪ wow, you've

errol. >>> israelis go to the polls tuesday in a national election seen as a referendum on its embattled prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is seeking his fourth term. he issued a new campaign promise to annex jewish settlements in the occupied west bank. >> the finest wine -- >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu has turned state visits into photo ops and used this appearance to win votes. i'm going to win israeli sovereignty, he said. that means in effect permanently claiming land most of the world considers occupied territory. about half a million live on land claimed by palestinians. just beyond the fence is palestinian town. an israeli community carve under to blin territories. one of the biggest issues is the land itself. >> it's our land and it's our right to live here. >> reporter: east of tel aviv, we found there's another leader figuring prominently in their relection. >> they work really well together. the king has helped jews before hundred years ago. skblr >> reporter: using the bibliccal name, of king cyrus who helped the people years ago, he claimed there was a du

errol, thank you. >> errol, over your left shoulder, go to white spot and get a gus burger. >> reporterss. it seemed, john, the uva people didn't go crazy. it's just pure joy, jubilation, exuberance is a really nice thing. >> good news for charlottesville who had an august situation in august of 2017. so it's great news for the university and the city and the students. and a heck of a game, too, for people that like basketball. >> congrats to them. texas tech with a well played game. >>> home lant secured department is in the middle of an overhaul with the president promising to get tougher on immigration. secretary kirstjen nielsen leaves tomorrow. that will leave four cabinet level positions, homeland security, defense interior and white house chief of staff being filled by acting appointees. some republicans are concerned about the big changes at dhs spearheaded by president's senior adviser steven meyer. chuck grassley said the president is, quote, pulling the rug out from the very people that are trying to help him accomplish his goal. >> you'll have to go back decades to see the k

. >>> joining us to talk about where the democrats go next, airli errol, welcome back. he said it's clear president trump obstructed justice. chairman cummings, of house oversight says it appears president trump committed crimes while in office. democrats are critical of republicans not exercising oversight in the first two years of the trump administration. how do they convince the democrats this is better, if he office, they are reluctant to take the next step of exercising some consequence, accountability in the only way they can. >> ift's an interesting question. i talked to a couple members of congress. what the democrats are saying is that the one thing they want to avoid is energizing trump's base, helping him get re-elected in 20 with another four years of him. if the choice is between two years of relative silence compared to the aggressive investigation they could conduct and the democratic base wants to conduct or trying to see it through, try to deal with trump in polls next year and maybe be done with him come 2021, then they are implying toward the latter

. >>> errol louis is here, host of the great podcast. you decide. not subscribed, you should. you say that in your words trump has mastered the art of distracting. bill barr will testify for two days next week, mueller is probably going to testify, don mcgahn, sounds like he's going to be called. can the president continue to distract and succeed at that even with all these folks up there? >> he's got his a team in place, between mr. bar and rudy giuliani who did a masterful job on cnn and a bunch of other shows, just throwing smoke. saying it's really about obama, really about the clintons. this is all fake. he uses his twitter feed just to sew doubts. that's what they have to do at this point. it's early, but there's been one reuters poll of all american adults. we don't know how representative it is, but it's a whole lot of people. 47% are saying the president should resign. 40% are saying impeachment is proper. that breaks down obviously along partisan lines. the reality is the more people hear about this, the less confident they are about this

errol louis, great to have you. >> i think you two coordinated today. >> did we? >> it looked like it. >> aside from being bald black men? >> the blue tie and white shirt. yes, besides that. >> okay. >>> coming up, a rare production cutback as well as admission from boeing after two deadly plane crashes. all of this as regulators ordering the fix for a second software problem. should the be flying right now? we have an aviation expert with words about this. >>> the democratic party's 2020 hopefuls made a case for the gathering of black activists. we talk about their efforts to lock in support from this important part of a democratic base. lash paradise mascara from l'oréal paris. voluptuous volume. intense length. feathery-soft lashes. this is what paradise looks like. lash paradise mascara from l'oréal paris. take your lashes to paradise. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agr

let's bring in errol lewis, host of, you decide podcast. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk ability the numbers. 81% of democrats believe that the president did obstruct justice. 77% of republicans believe he did not. a majority oppose impeachment. seems to support what we are hearing from speaker pelosi, and several other democrats. the case to take to the nation is not there. no major buy in from republicans or independents. >> that's right. in fact, it leaves us at the same place where we started, right victor? everybody is agreeing more or less on what happened, there's a real serious problem and the question is, what are we going to do about it? that's where things get difficult. the reality is, yes, the report is crystal clear on this, the rival, fox news are reporting commentary about time after time where the president tried to end the investigation. he tried to have mueller fired. he tried to tell people to change what they already knew to be true and put false information into files and on and on and on. everybody knows

errol, good morning. >> reporter: folks are so saddeneded to hear of mr. lee's passing but to give you a sense of hour powerful the blast was you can see it left an imprint of debris on that building behind me. this was heard and felt throughout the city beyond damaging buildings here and left mr. lee's coffee shop in rubble. thick black smoke from the explosion poured into the sky as first responders rushed to help the injured. >> a lot of people down here need to be evacuated. at least one more unit we need. >> reporter: fire began spreading, students at the nearby durham school of the arts ld on to buses and evacuated from the area. >> you have now active fire. >> reporter: one firefighter was among people seriously injured. fire chief robert zoldos sprayses the first responds. >> i don't know how they evacuated people and got them out prior to the explosion but put their livesbeuse of it. >> reporter: this man only spoke with cbs news lives directly across from the blast site. the blast was so powerful, it blew out your front door. >> front door explod

they're really pushing her issue and her case. >> good to see you, errol.ng? >> six weeks away. >> good to see you, errol. >>> vice president mike pence just told nasa it's time to go back t >>> good tuesday morning to you. here we go again. more showers in the forecast and settled weather through the week. here's what you can expect as we take you through your afternoon, looking at scattered showers and daytime highs cooler than yesterday. 60s. scattered showers and a few showers for tomorrow. showers thursday. rainy for all of us for your friday. showers saturday, drier by the end of the weekend. sponsored by stitch fix.nsored by stitch personal styling for everybody. t with her closest friends. john got dressed for his first first date in what feels like a really long time. john! hi! >>hi. sasha got dressed to crush her job interview. it looks good! and millions of other americans got dressed for millions of other personal moments. that's why at stitch fix we don't just see your size or your style. sasha greene? we see you. sasha greene? air wick take in

their safety on first-and kerman live for us tonight in san francisco outside the market over mark and errol muni station was details and all of this stands. >>and you know there are already about more than 60 of these new like ray of the vehicles already in service are just getting ready to by another 150 and now they're putting the brakes on that they want to make sure these vehicles are safe. in this april 12 video obtained by the san francisco examiner you see a woman who appears to have her hand stuck. >>in a closed door of one of the new muni light rail vehicles and here you see are dragged and then falling down into the track. my

the spire of the cathedral also known as our lady's errol destroyed by the flames within hours built in the 12th century on a world heritage site the side of the catholic cathedral. a blaze destroying attention reaction from all around the world. >>the facts soul, because it's a house of prayer and say why did it it it affects the heart because it's a place of love and gathering in community, it's the dying and rising of jesus. >>the gist is the cross didn't have the last word. neither for people of faith in france will this fire at the last world. >>french authorities say the most precious relics and works of art unsheltered and they're trying to save as many pieces as they can french president emmanuel macron pledging to rebuild the cathedral as one french billionaire family is already pledging million for the reconstruction. well the devastation of the iconic cathedral is also sending shock waves across the world and right here in the bay area often referred to as the paris of the west, san francisco as a sister city of the french capital and now we're getting reaction from people

their safety on first-and kerman live for us tonight in san francisco outside the market over mark and errol muni station was details and all of this stands. >>and you know there are already about more than 60 of these new like ray of the vehicles already in service are just getting ready to by another 150 and now they're putting the brakes on that they want to make sure these vehicles are safe. in this april 12 video obtained by the san francisco examiner you see a woman who appears to have her hand stuck. >>in a one of the new muni light rail vehicles and here you see are dragged and then falling down into the track. my question was. >>you know it was upsetting and we needed to respond to that right away so that we can make sure that that doesn't happen to anyone else again. >>community's reaction was somewhat different than the mayors in a statement says the doors of the new trains are safe. they operate as designed and to double down on that belief, those 60 plus new light rail vehicles have not been pulled out of service they continue to operate as if there is absolutely no issue with t

cbs correspondent errol barnett sent us an update from washington.ting of his secretary of homeland security sunday in a series of tweets and rumours of her alister of tweets and rumours of her ouster had percolated many times before but this time it is serious and it follows a weekend in which he has bolstered his positioning on immigration issues and the outgoing secretary was side by side with president trump in california late last week as the president highlighted newly renovated border wall fencing some two miles of it, the present also over the week and said the us is full, its immigration system is overloaded, one thing he has threatened to do in recent days is scrap the united states asylum system along the southern border altogether. and while it is unclear that i will even happen it will need congressional approval, that i will even happen it will need congressionalapproval, it that i will even happen it will need congressional approval, it is part ofa congressional approval, it is part of a tougher direction for the president when it come

duro under tremendous pressure but still holding on and so the question is not whether someone like errol one can perhaps have a setback politically but how does he respond to that setback these days strong men are tending to clamp down when they are threatened you mentioned the rise of china german chancellor angela merkel yesterday she gave an answer it sounded like an answer to u.s. pressure on europe and on her country not to allow the chinese company who a way to build those five g. networks i want to take a listen to what she said yesterday and that being the fia i don't think we should exclude anyone per se we should rather make sure we set the right standards for our networks and make companies out here to them all off stand by mr kagan is that a clear rebuke to washington and i'm wondering when i hear the leader of germany say that how does that fit into the global order that is taking shape. well i think it is real it raises real questions about the coherence of the alliance and of the end of the liberal world order in general i think you know it's not surprising that germans do

so the market, errol neighborhood isn't the only area to get a homeless housing center hayward is also building a center which will house 45 people for up to 6 months khan force michelle kingston has those details. there are more than 400 people experiencing homelessness in hayward. >>but the majority of them living unsheltered and the city is now looking to change that. under whitesell road in the city's industrial zone hayward is building in navigation center. the million project approved back in january the vacant city land will soon provide shelter more meals bathrooms showers and laundry facilities for about 45 people for up to 6 months. >>with the end goal of course moving them out and into permanent housing is important to me too. >>continue to be a pure advocate helping my friends and family that are out there on wednesday, the city held a community meeting to answer any questions people may have about the project kimberly berks was homeless for years and now dedicates her life to helping those still out on the streets. she says this project is long overdue in hayward and just

errol barnett is there. >> reporter: thick smoke rolling and visible for fires. >> we have an activeire closer to main street. it's starting to break through the roof. >> reporter: while, on the ground -- >> not safe right here. not safe. >> reporter: rescuers had to use makeshift stretchers to get victims to ambulances. others sat stunned and bloody. the blast left 1 dead and 17 people injured with 6 in critical condition. police say at 9:30 this morning, there was a call reporting a gas leak. >> people need to be evacuated. i need one more unit. >> reporter: while firefighters were evacuating the area around this building, it exploded. >> i have a female in the zone. glass and debris in her head. >> reporter: without the decision to evacuate, casualties could have been higher. >> i don't know how many people they got out of the hazard zone. they put their lives on the line to do it. there's people they saved because of it. >> there's glass everywhere. >> reporter: mark usually works from home, but was at a meeting at the time of the blast. >> usually, i am sitting just outside the

storm to let you know exactly when that rain is going to hit meanwhile we're checking out mark and errol, this is a nice shot from our roof camera city streets dry for now and we'll have details on your commute and your forecast in just a bit. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>talking about rain we're talng about baseball. the giants is an on going on today. so let's check in with john scheibel who has a look at your forecast, i know a lot of people have their eyes on for the day today. so your forecast a little more important days like this. good news and bad news depending on what time of day you're talking about k let's look outside right now we do have some shower activity just off shore but it has been a fairly quiet start to the day a few sprinkles out there for sure but looking at the east bay right here you just see mostly what you're looking at the distance that's a

earlier i asked our correspondent yulia han in istanbul how damaging these election results are for errol on himself. well the city of course is enormously a port important for president al gore and he rose to power here in istanbul when he became mayor in the one nine hundred ninety s. and then you know later became prime minister and now he's the president so this is his hometown so to say his base where he rose to prominence he was compiling so hard in these elections actually as if there were in fact about himself and about mayors and local representatives see how the several compelling speeches a day and a many analysts now say this really is a strong setback a symbolic blow to him and his ruling party the analysts we talked to before the elections told us that if the opposition really manages to win and istanbul and this is what the figures suggest right now then this would be a political earthquake for mr arrow and for the president it would be a sign that he and his party are offshore not invincible. and that was yulia han in istanbul let's get a quick check now of some other stor

errol barnett, in a jubilant charlottesville. >> reporter: this is what redemption looks like. the men's basketball team with their first tle the win is so sweet because lasi in 2018, virginia was the first number one seed to lose in the first round to a 16 seed. a final four mvp, conner guy. >> that we battle tlur hrough i fantastic feeling. >> reporter: the team needed protection to protect them from the fans. coach tony bennett said that last year's defeat is with him. but to using adversity to overcome obstacles, is a game plan we can all execute. >> who is the champion? that was good. >>> up next, how little roman keeps defying the odds. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> we end tonight with an update on a 2-year-old who has captured the attention of the nation. we first told you about him last year when we dhe did something one expected. as we just saw in kan

we're going take a live look outside from our market, errol camera dry. we don't have to deal with rain right now or during your morning commute. we're looking forward to temperatures in the 60's and 70's today, but john says going to be a little breezy. so we'll have your forecast coming up and also keep in mind the con for is streaming live local news 24 hours a day. if you have not tried kron on yet you should here's what you're missing. >>today was bad some are worse. so into the oakland hills. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. >>welcome back to the proper morning news want to check in on the forecast now johnson says going to be a little breezy out there today. it is yeah and it felt just that has shaken this morning the winds. >>i love very very minor one one 0.5 around 4.30 ok us senator of oakland to this morning later on today if you feel ar

cbs correspondent errol barnett sent us an update from washington.d the ouster of his secretary of the department of homeland security sunday in a series of tweets, and rumours of kirstjen nielsen's ouster had percolated many times before. this time, though, it's serious, and it seems to follow a weekend in which president trump has bolstered his positioning on immigration issues. in fact, the outgoing secretary, kirstjen nielsen, was side—by—side with president trump in calexico, california late last week as the president highlighted newly renovated border wall fencing, some two miles of it. the president also, over the weekend, said the us is full, its immigration system overloaded. one other thing the president has threatened to do in recent days is scrap the united states' asylum system along the southern border altogether. now, while it's unclear if that will even happen, it would need congressional approval, it is part of a tougher direction for the president when it comes to immigration and border security issues. kirstjen nielsen, in fact, wa

frank bruni, errol louis, and laura barone lopez. laura, welcome to "prime time." this story? silence! okay. go ahead, lopez, you go first. >> yeah, i'll go first. it's believable. again, this fits with trump's efforts as well as stephen miller's to try to push the envelope as much as they possibly can when it comes to immigration. fru trump wants to make the entire 2020 campaign about this. and if he could go unchecked, would enact proposals such as this. but again, we saw that he met resistance, and even though they repeatedly pushed this out there, they weren't able to get their way. but this again illustrates that trump wants to use immigration as a political tool against his opponents as opposed to trying to work with democrats to come up with some comprehensive immigration reform to actually address the issue at hand. >> now, if you can get past, errol, the obvious dehumanizing aspect of this, that you're using them basically as chits, there is a little bit of an evil genius at work here. you take the people that you can't hold, right, which is part of the pr

i know that when you first start working for this errol government you also managed to moonlight as a scammer at the same time all the while being under surveillance and supposedly under the control of the sat so how many hackers are double agents so to speak and how and play both teams at the same time. i think that you're right when i when the secret service got me out of jail to work for them i started breaking the law the exact same day that i got out and i continue doing that for ten months until they found out about it how many people do the exact same thing most if not all until they reach a point that they understand that it's not going to end well and that usually takes a lot of prison time and in my case it took being sentenced to seven and a half years of prison escaping president being called again and seen sent back to prison so there was a story a little while back about the director of the f.b.i. complaining about a staff shortage in the cyber crime unit saying that all those who are capable of working there are slow by juana and therefore are banned from a federal law

bronson arrow's austerity proposals on pensions by a vote of forty eight to eighteen the bans on errol's administration is racing against the president's falling poll numbers to deliver what the business class considers a must pass legislation a poll this week from brazil's national industry confederation shows the brazilian president's support falling to thirty five percent but the bill is unlikely to pass the full chamber before july because the bill would amend the brazilian constitution it would require a three fifth's super majority to pass the chamber before moving on to the senate. mexican inflation seems to be taking back up under president andres manuel lopez door after a period of warning the latest official figures show inflation for the year running at four point three eight percent through mid april that number came in slightly above expectations and above the mexican central bank's target level of three percent while longer term direction on inflation is not readily apparent the uptick may make the mexican central bank more reluctant to lower interest rates currently at a t

errol barnett has the story. >> reporter: look, you may have seen april colley before.s a hollywood stuntwoman and dancer who has appeared in hollywood commercials and even toured with maduro. all of that before sufferingjin attack on her tour group in egypt. she is speaking out in the hopes president trump holds egypt accountable. >> reporter: april colley moves for maduro and skated her way through mike myers' movies. >> my life was really about glitter and rhinestones and roller skates and i was living my dream. >> reporter: until 2015 and a vacation in egypt with her boyfriend, rafael. >> he is a soul mate to me. >> reporter: one day in the desert, their tour group was attacked. >> i was thrown to the ground by like what felt like a mysterious force. but when i looked back, the sand was black, and i got up and i couldn't walk. >> reporter: colley, badly injured, say she laid there for nearly four hours calling out for rafael. he and 11 others died in the attack. >> there was blood everywhere. and the helicopters kept coming back and shooting at us. >> reporter: coll

errol barnett has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump has ratcheted up his immigration rhetoric, president trump has increased his attacks on migrants from central america, and the president is threatening mexico with dire economic consequences if it doesn't do more to help. >> well, we're going to shut it down if we have to, but mexico can do it very easily. >> reporter: surrounded by public lawmakers and border patrol agents, president trump retreated from his threat to shut down the entire border. >> we're going to shut it down if we have to, tariff the cars if we have to. >> reporter: the newly renovated wall has already helped them. >> in just these two miles, it's dropped by 75%. >> reporter: at a round table on border security, president trump went as far as declares asylum seekers as a hoax. >> the system is full. can't take you anymore. i look at some of the asylum members. they're gang members. they're not afraid of anything. they have lawyers greeting them. they read what the lawyers say. they're gang members.

errol coming back. they want to be where the action is. i am heading to the border and we are building a lot of wall. we will show you a section. a lot of things are happening, positive things. >> what should the fed do with interest rates? pres. trump: i think the fed should drop rates. i think they really slowed us down. there is no inflation. in terms of quantitative tightening, it should be tight.com -- quantitative easing. very little inflation, and i think they should drop rates and get rid of quantitative tightening. he would see a rocket ship, despite that we are doing well. -- pres. trump: run is a good man, but we are going into a tougher direction. exactly are you thinking about joe biden's behavior and are you a good messenger for that? pres. trump: i am a good messenger, and people got a kick out of it. we got to smile a little bit. i do not see joe biden as a threat. i do not see him as a threat. i think he is only a threat to himself. i just do not see him as a threat. he has been there a long time and his record is not good

errol barnett is at the white house tonight double >> secretary kirstjen nielsen was next to president trump and the visit friday as the president highlighted two miles of newly renovated fenster both >> the system is fuhecoun yon't in, we are full dahlbeck >> the president repeated his claims at the immigration system is overloaded and recently threatened to shut down the asylum process altogether. >> we face a crisis, a real serious and sustained crisis at our borders. >> in her 60 months of head of the department of homeland security she has found herself between the president adamant for dramatic change in congress eager for oversight double >> is totally unacceptable double >> secretary nelson was golden from the hose homeland security committee nbc's for treatment of migrants. >> is a member of the committee i'm darned right gonna hold you accountable for doing what's happening double >> she has been in many ways the face of the trump administration's efforts to curb illegal immigration which has included child separation. in announcing her departure sunday president trump thanke

one since it had nothing to do with santa fe or a trail, it did show a historic jeb stuart played by errol flynn and george custer played by ronald reagan joining forces in pursuit of a fanatical john brown, played by raymond massey who traded in his lincoln outfit. like santa fe trail virginia city also celebrates the coming together of white soldiers across sectional lines in a common cause. in this case it was union and confederate soldiers who united in the west late in the war in order to fight gold bandits. the details should not be explored too deeply. casablanca is also in its own way a film about reconciliation although not about unifying and allies . it is however about bringing together the indifferent and skeptical played by humphrey bogart oslo a unity that is achieved when rick discards his cynicism and recognizes the need to take a stand againstoppression. before this happens there is a suggestion of the civil war's relevance to current events. rick reunited with elsa at last and reminds her about the last time they saw each other in pairs. i remember every detail he says, t

charmaine errol has more on his roots in placer county. >> we have greatly admired josh. >> reporter:ed about her neighbors, now mourning the loss of the 29- year-old son. >> it seemed like he always wanted to go into the military and he did it. a couple of years after he graduated from high school. >> reporter: staff starcher and staff sergeant, joshua braica died after a vehicle he was trying rolled over during training. two other marines suffered minor injuries in the crash. >> there are accidents. it is just not that common. it does happen. it is really pretty tragic. >> reporter: he was a critical skills operator with the first marine raider battalion and an 8 year veteran. he was the oldest of 5 siblings and a plaster high school alumni graduating in 2008. he left behind a wife and young child. >> they just had a son last november. >> reporter: while the family is learning, the community is also grieving for a serviceman who made the ultimate sacrifice. is sad when loses their life, whether it is in a medical -- actual combat or even in training. >> time has a way to make things