the crime in escondido went down by 33%. escondido today as safe as it was in 1980. i was elected mayor to uphold the constitution and also to keep my community safe. this resolution to fight the sanctuary law is at the core of my mission. >> so i want to get your response to that. the mayor of escondido is saying they had 2,000 criminal aliens they deported from their community which would be on the street if sacramento had its way by banning local law enforcement from working with the central government. what do you have to say about that? why should 2,000 criminal aliens still be in the communities? >> well, i think it's important to define what you mean by "criminal." certainly violation of the federal, civil, immigration law is a crime. we are talking about people who are victims of a broken immigration system? in escondido they have a right too take a position on the issues for their community but they don't speak for berkeley and they don't speak for the state of california. there are many cities in the bay area and the state of california that believe that sa

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griff jenkins was reporting from escondido moments ago. the city council has voted on a measure, they've approved it to file a brief in the lawsuit against california. this is them pushing back against what the state is doing. the vote was 4-1 after protests and debates from both sides of this contentious issue. they join the list of localities in california pushed back saying they are going to help the trump administration fight what california as a state has passed when it comes to sanctuary policy. condos, pay raises, and other controversies. ed henry goes one-on-one with the head of the epa, scott pruitt. fair game or is the left targeting him because he has been labeled the trumps cabinet most successful member? will the primaries be a contest of who can be more mega? the panel will debate. e got monn gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loud

escondido city council. 4 to 1 to join president trump -- the president and his administration in their lawsuit against california. brian: very emotional. griff jenkins did great time doing on the spot reporting last night nor shannon. the vote come in. as expected, count me out, governor brown. here is illegal immigrant making some of the public comments. here is an example. >> i speak to you as an immigrant myself. i came to this country 45 years ago with me and my mother. okay. 45 years ago we were not offered sanctuary. we were not offered easier, softer way. okay. we were told you have to be an american citizen and here's what you have to do and we did it. we worked hard. and we put in our time. okay. and now i now have a piece of paper hanging on my wall called a naturalization certificate that says i am a proud united states american citizen. and if i can do it, every single person that's a dreamer in this room can do it. every person that's undocumented in this room, they can do it, too. brian: i wor

>> the city council in escondido voted to go against the state of california sanctuary law.worried about being deported the no cross the border. >> it fails the american people the president has directed the national guard to the southwest border.

shannon: remember we were reporting from escondido moments ago the city council voted on the measure they approved to file a brief in the lawsuit against the state laws so now this pushes back against the state it was four/one after an evening of protest with a contentious issue joining the list of

. >>> escondido is -- in his cases. >>> escondido is supporting the trump administration's lawsuit againstifornia. >> this is our land and this is our continent. this is where we come from! [ screaming ] >> if you are here illegally, you are a criminal! >> the council voted 4-1 to join the federal lawsuit against california's sanctuary laws. illegal immigrants in escondido believe their leaders are out of touch. >> this is nonsense to me. why are we wasting our time and our resources on a matter that does not need our help? >> escondido's mayor says coordination with local authorities and i.c.e. is critical to keep the city safe. he says that california's sanctuary laws place citizens in danger. several cities in orange county are also joining the lawsuit. >>> in sacramento, protests continue into the third week after an unarmed man was shot and killed by police in his grandmother's backyard. [ yelling ] >> "black lives matter" groups and supporters started at the d.a.'s office then marched to the sheriff's department and then to city hall to protest the killing of stephon clark. >> this h

my experience in escondido, shannon, since 2010 when i was elected mayor, we had cooperated with i.c.ee. agents in our police station, and we focus on criminals. we have deported over 2,000 illegal criminals from our city. after sp 54 was passed, now our i.c.e. agents are in the neighborhood. like trace gallagher indicated. they arrested 115 immigrants. not all of them are criminals. i think the opposition to the sv 54, the sanctuary city is going to grow not only from governments but the people in the hispanic community we are trying to serve. they would have less protections under sb 54. >> shannon: one of your fellow supervisors says he agrees with the sheriff was as listen, we are going to follow the state laws. were trying to make it work. supervisor says on the subject of sb 54, one of these laws in california, i agree with our sheriff. our sheriff deputies are not and should not be forced to carry out immigration duties. the problem lies not in sacramento but in d.c. where congress and the administration have failed to fix a flawed immigration system. you later this month have a

well when we were in escondido that city council meeting, neil, was fiery.e a look. >> sanctuary cities are not just a california problem. they are an american problem. >> how is my hard work rewarded by deporting my family? >> we're talking about tearing families apart. this is a very real thing. >> i speak to you as an immigrant myself. i came to this country 45 years ago with me and my mother okay? 45 years ago we were not offered sanctuary. we were not offered an easier softer way okay? we were told you have to be an american citizen and here is what you have to do and we did it. griff: supervisors of the san diego county board told me they intend to do something on the 17th and just to put this in full perspective. the mayor of escondido told me he's pulled more than 2,000 illegal criminal aliens off the streets because of having ice agents stationed in his police department, well that's no more under these new laws. ice in san diego field director told me directly he used to be 30 years ago and i say in that escondido police department and it made quit

. >> this comes amid that last, undeniable backlash from cities and counties in california, escondidohe latest to join the trump administration's lawsuit against the sanctuary laws here. we spoke with the next frontier, the board of supervisors, 18 cities, the chairwoman told me a little bit about what she hopes to accomplish on april 17th. >> something more than resolution. seemingly meaningless. to really explore any and all options as a county to provide meaningful input into this lawsuit. >> it would really frustrate law enforcement if this happens, ice's field director in the san diego area to talk about how it impacts him. take a listen. >> having one officer go to the jail, 15 officers outside the jail. are we capturing all the people? know. we have to put a team together to look for this individual. it is more dangerous for our officers. >> reporter: escondido the sixth municipality, we saw humboldt, huntington beach, san juan, capistrano. who knows before the april 17th vote, we couldn't see other cities taking action, all eyes right here along this border and on this issue.

mayor of escondido. city council is voting tomorrow. and also chairwoman of board of super visors of san diego county, they will have a closed door meeting april 17, welcome to you. >> thank you. >> their all right mayor, reading something from a democratic assembly woman said that the laws are not a good or bad thing, they keep immigrant communities safe. by ensuring people who witness crime or who themselves are crime victims can call local police without fear of immigration, and robbins i.c.es raiding their homes or deporting their loved ones. tomorrow -- how do you answer this who said that laws are a positive thing? >> the a the -- assembly woman y long, my experience in escondido we have cooperated with i.c.e., with 8 agents in our po leg pole station, we have focused on criminals, after sb54 was passed our rice ric i.c.e. agents in neighborhood like gallagher indicated, they are at transit center, last week, and they arrested 115 immigrants, not all of them are criminals, i think that opposition, to the sb54, the sanctuary city i

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in less than two weeks they will vote on a measure similar to what escondido did join in lawsuit against area laws ties the hands of local law enforcement. breaks down cooperation between local law enforcement and ice. so i spent yesterday talking to kristin gasper, the chairwoman of the san diego board of supervisors and vice chair diane jacob. here is what they said they expect to happen and the reality for one of them who shares 50 miles of this take a listen. >> we want to do something more than a resolution or at least i personally do. because that's seemingly meaningless. we will be working in closed session with our legal team to really explore any and all options we have as a county to provide meaningful input into this lawsuit. >> i have represented about 50 miles of our san diego county the u.s.-mexico border ever since i have been in office. i have seen the changes that have occurred on the border. and it's not good. >> and we talked to the ice side of this. the san diego field director greg archenbalt. take a listen. >> instead of having one officer go to the jail pick somebo

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>> despite both orange county and the sheriff level and san diego, i'm sorry escondido where the mayor is leading the fight. this is an example we have communities that want to protect their community and see the california laws that actually hurting them. what was originally a fight with president trump trying to protect 49 states from one bad actor in california is now within the state that the people do not want the criminals released in orange county, they do not want them released in escondido. let's understand, if you lease a criminal alien, they can go anywhere. the only way to really protect america is at the federal level and i'm really proud of a lot of the sheriffs stood up and said i am tired of california tying my hands. >> maria: you are right that is absolutely true. we watch that. very creative. congressman, good to see you. thank you so much!>> thank you. happy easter. >> maria: has serious is the president about pulling the military out of syria quote - very soon. we will talk about that ahead on "sunday morning futures". i look like most people. but on the inside, i

incluida una peluca de $100,000, tambiÉn robar una tienda homedepot , le en arrestados uno estaba escondidore de 20 aÑos fue atropellaatr arrestado por ser sospechoso del asesinato de otra peal s salir lo arrestaron . >> se da inicio una vigilia ahora recordar la muerte de luis gÓngora, muerto a balazos por precios de san francisco del 7 de abril de 2017 activistas ejerce presiÓn para que el fiscal del distrito en cuatro culpable a los policÍas invol r involucrados en esta muerte vamos con fabi mÁs informaciÓn estÁ la oficina del fiscal de distrito, le mostrarÉ las imÁgenes se encontrÓ reunidos, llegaron para exigir que declare culpable de los 10162016 , se u reunieron hablamos con un ac activista y tambiÉn conversamos con el hermano en las dice como es que se siente al conocer la postura del fiscal de distrito de san francisco . >> me siento muy mal, cobardemente g(...( nosotros hemos dicho que se haga el trabajo, tienen evidencia para poner a los oficiales nick y michael que mataron a luis gÓngora. >> estamos en vivo fuera del palacio de justicia a las seis en punto comenzÓ la vigilia par

escondido city council voted to join this lawsuit.alifornia area to fight back against the law. eight other areas are considering action. katrina, these areas are down on the border really concerned, areas in san diego. >> that's right. lea: do you see this beginning of a anti-sanctuary movement across the state? >> absolutely, this is definitely just the beginning. you have a governor that has gone unchecked, the brown regime has been doing a lot of things that are hurting americans in the state of california. this is an interesting topic. this issue really projected president trump's candidacy across the country. they are taking on the federal government in losing battle that ripple effect across the country that makes it good addressing sanctuary status. this gives opportunity for many people in live in the state of california felt like they didn't have a voice before, have the opportunity to be more engaged in the political process. governor brown now essentially issued an order telling law enforcement and local leaders to usurp f

se pierde el subirse a un camiÓn y pasar escondido en la carga.muchos inmigrantes, es la razÓn que la patrulla fronteriza en mc allen texas, que esta manera puede convertirse en una trampa mortal. edgar ¿con quiÉn estÁs?. >>> felicidad, se harÁ un simulacro para no utilizar las cajas de trÁiler es una de las muertes mÁs terribles, porque la gente llega sin nada y son trampas de muerte. >>> esta caja del trÁiler lo van a abrir. >>> sÍ, correcto. >>> tenemos una que estÁ frÍa los traficantes humanos no toman consciencia de los inmigrantes. los tratan como carga. y uno a temperatura ambiente, que pueden subir a mÁs de 100 grados. y en un camiÓn a 140 grados. >>> quieren hacer consciencia exno utilicen este medio, es uno de los mÁs peligrosos. >>> en el mes de julio cerca de san antonio no wal-mart, 10 inmigrantes fallecieron porque venÍan apelados, los traficantes no tienen consciencia. >>> tan pronto cierran las compuestas estÁn cerradas, estan a merced del camionero para abrir las puertas. >>> tendremos mÁs detalles aquÍ en noticias telemundo. >>>

retÓrica de estos grupos estÁ surgiendo ya efecto en lugares como orange, los a la mitos y ahora escondido quÉ le parece. la redada mÁs grande en un lugar de trabajo en la Última dÉcada dejÓ a decenas de familias en el terror y en la angustia. ocurriÓ en un empacadora de carne en la ciudad de morristown en tennessee, activistas dicen que agentes de ice y de patrullas de caminos se llevaron a casi cien personas arrestadas, diego arias amplia. >>> no sabemos si se lo van a llevar o quÉ va pasar con el >>> con un nudo en la garganta, esta inmigrante mexicana no sabe quÉ le depara a su familia tras la redada mÁs grande de una dÉcada donde su esposo fue arrestado >>> mi esposo por eso se fue a trabajar ahÍ porque nunca lepe dieron unos documentos, ellos legle pagaban en efectivo >>> asÍ mismo estÁn la familia de 97 personas que llegaron aqÍi >>> llegaron de la nada y se llevaron a todo el mundo >>> para marÍa era su primer dia trabajo >>> de los 97 detenidos, 10 fueron arrestados por cargos criminales federales. tras horas de incertidumbre 32 fueron puestos en libertad, porque no tenÍan con qui

>> despite both orange county and the sheriff level and san diego, i'm sorry escondido where the mayorfight. this is an example we have communities that want to protect their community and see the california laws that actually hurting them. what was originally a fight with president trump trying to protect 49 states from one bad actor in california is now within the state that the people do not want the criminals released in orange county, they do not want them released in escondido. let's understand, if you lease a criminal alien, they can go anywhere. the only way to really protect america is at the federal level and i'm really proud of a lot of the sheriffs stood up and said i am tired of california tying my hands. >> maria: you are right that is absolutely true. we watch that. very creative. congressman, good to see you. thank you so much!>> thank you. happy easter. >> maria: has serious is the president about pulling the military out of syria quote - very soon. we will talk about that ahead on "sunday in the modern world, it pays to switch things up. you can switch and save time.

fox 5 in san diego, as the escondido city council votes to support the trump administration's lawsuitgainst california's sanctuary laws. escondido is the first city in san diego county to join the fight against the measures aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants. fox 8 in cleveland, as changes to state gun laws are proposed, one authorizes restraining orders against people showing signs of violence. the legislation includes all of the changes embraced by republican governor john kasich. he has recommended six measures including prohibiting those under domestic violence protection orders from buying or possessing firearms. and this is a live look at philadelphia from our affiliate, fox 29. the big story there tonight, the victory parade for ncaa basketball champion villanova, the wildcats of course won their second title in three years monday. this is phillies second parade in three months. you may remember the eagles won the super bowl in february. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from special "special report." will be right back. we never forget... that your busin

these cities, including escondido, they are south of sacramento.near the mexican border and they are dealing with the crime and economic impact of illegal immigration. that is why they are pushing back because they are trying to protect it. >> shannon: quick final word. you wrap us up, leslie. >> larry, thank you for admitting that we have a blue wave coming in the state of california, the changing demographics, and by the way, let's talk about one of the problems of california, they sanctuary cities. some of the people have problems with individuals, for example, even if they have a domestic violence offense, they want those people deported. i'm one of them by the way. that is why, again, the devil is in the details with this legislation. but most californians don't want, like the governor had said, families broken apart, they want drug trafficking, sex trafficking, anti-violent criminals to be stopped at our borders, and we in california, we are the victims, if you will of anything that happens with regard to immigration, more than any other stat

i applaud the mayor of escondido, a friend of mine.are making their voices known to this, katie. they are concerned. look at what kate steinle's parents went through. there is a young woman in sonoma county who is dead because the sheriff there didn't inform i.c.e. when they released a dangerous person out into the population. this can't happen.y people in my state have been beaten down by the majority party in the state. t we have the highest poverty rate, we have more people on welfare than any other state in the country. our business climate is horrendous. our quality of life is suffering, katie. we are 50th out of 50, for crying out loud! i think that people are going to rise up and continue this backlash all the way through november. they want better management. they are going to get it.ou i'm going to change the state. >> katie: if you win, which would be nice for a republican to win in that state, given the track record of democrats the last couple ofha decades, what exactly are you planning to do to work with thee federal gover

lo que no sabÍan los criminales, era que el bolso tenÍa un rastreador gps escondido. >>> arrestado sospechoso en san carlos y esta enfrentando cargos por robo y arresto de asesinato. ademÁs de poseer un arma de fuego y en su vivienda habÍa un cultivo de planta de mariguana. >>> una seÑora se comunicÓ con nuestra sala de redacciÓn para denunciar un caso de discriminaciÓn laboral, asegura por ser inmigrante, conversamos con ella y nos cuentan de esta situaciÓn que usted vera solo por noticiero telemundo 48. >>> nadie tiene derecho a hacer nada por tu estatus. >>> indignada disertar la seÑora sonia, desde el miÉrcoles de la semana pasada a este miÉrcoles, asegura que la compaÑÍa para la que trabaja, su exxon no la dejo laburar. >>> porque se le venciÓ el tps, y procediÓ a renovarlo, mientras espera por la renovaciÓn en este permiso de trabajo pero nos comentÓ que su empleador no lo aceptÓ. >>> no lo hacen procesar como servicio de trabajo y no quieren aceptarlo. >>> la persona que se le venza el te p.ps tiene derecho trabaj cierren >>> sÍ porque cada periodo de renovaciÓn inmigracion extiende lo

. >> logrÓ cruzar la frontera escondido en un vehÍculo en 2006 aquÍ conociÓ a su esposa que es ciudadanaba con mi cuÑado a una tienda y habÍa un chequeo, el policÍa me vio que yo era hispano y me pregunÓo si tenÍa, cuÁl era mi status legal en estados unidos. >> aunque es contra la ley solicitar los documentos a alguien por su apariencia fÍsica, jairo estuvo detenido cinco meses der el servicio de inmigraciÓn le concedio un permiso de estancia, emprendiÓ una compaÑÍa y pensÓ que la vida le daba una segunda oportunidad hasta que asegura con la nueva administraciÓn su permiso le fue revocado, ahora su abogado teme lo peor. >> le quitaron la orden que tenÍa los Últimos 4 aÑos, le revocan el permiso de trabajo y le dicen que se presente con un pasaporte. >> el jueves jairo se tiene que presentar en una corte de syracuse al norte de nueva york, no se sabe si serÁ deportado pero por lo pronto su esposa dice no puede vivir de la angustia. >> si no estÁ mi marido mi hijo... nada, navidad, cumpleaÑos, nada. >> en nueva york, rebeca smith telemundo. >> el gobierno de trump da marcha atrÁs a su plan

. >> pensÓ que puede estar allÁ, protegido, escondido en aquel hotel con mi hija. >> Él ni se imagina

. >> reporter: the mayor of escondido and members of the city council voted 4-1 to file a legal brieft of the trump administration's lawsuit against california. the department of justice is suing the state over its sanctuary law. >> if you want to not worry about being deported, not worry about being separated from your family, don't cross that border. >> reporter: today the city council of los alamitos will vote on whether to attempt itself from the sanctuary state law. some there want the city to declare the state law unconstitutional. even with a rash of local governments saying they are not bound by the sanctuary law, state attorney general xavier becerra said the state law is legitimate and he'll enforce it. >> when the legislature passes a bill and the governor signs it, it then becomes my job to enforce it and protect it and i intend to do that. >> reporter: he says a

>> the city council in escondido voted to go against the state of california sanctuary law. if you are worried about being deported the no cross the border. >> it fails the american people the president has directed the national guard to the southwest border. >> what you are seeing is the president taking his job seriously in terms of securing the border and do what he can without congress to do that but if congress comes back i can work with them. >> as far as national guard deployment relies on cooperation from the governors, we are talking texas, new mexico, california, 3 of those four the governors are on board. california may be a holdout. as far as the caravan of immigrants making their way north to mexico that triggered so much anxiety sound like organizers want to stop the caravan in mexico city although they say some individuals may continue making their way toward the border. heather: we will talk more about this coming up. in other news we are following, turn over the documents in the next few days or prepare for legal battle. devon nunez threatening to enforce su

scientist a community that would be better than this one. announcer: he showed us this neighborhood in escondido, where the homes have non-flammable roofs and vents that keep burning embers out. richard: you have a road-- announcer: large roadways separate the hills from the homes, and there's a central evacuation area. richard: you've got to create an environment that won't burn the house down. and it isn't just about the native vegetation. it's about the structure itself. male: as soon as the flame gets inside, it's pretty much game over from there. announcer: at qai labs in irvine, technicians test and certify building materials designed to withstand fires. they showed us what happens when fire hits the average california home. male: it's 1,400 degrees fahrenheit. announcer: project manager drew merserau says rooftops and vents are most susceptible to wildfire. this class a top rated roof survived the full 90 minute test without catching fire. meanwhile, this lower rated roof failed in half the time. drew: that's a failure right there. vicky: and this model is typical of an average roof in ca

. >> now joining the lawsuit against california escondido will vote to do the samee this week shannon: on the west coast now here is more that caravan in the trumpet ministration. and great to see you both tonight. i want to start by playing something from dianne feinstein when asked about the underlying issue of daca let's start there. >> the point is it is here and we have 800,000 young people. >> but it indicates it is on shaky legal ground. >> it is. that is why we need to pass a law. we should do it shannon: she says there is many disputes or conversations if he even had the authority to do this. >> i agree with senator feinstein it is on shaky ground by president obama issued the executive order after he failed to get action from congress. and then to offer a deadline six months later for congress to come up with a deal but in the interim the president had a very generous offer not just daca but another 1 million people with a 12 year past two citizenship but the democrats walked away from the table. congress refused to reach a deal. it is a shame for those young people who came

. >> reporter: escondido is the first city if you look at the map and follows actions we have seen inacklash pushing back against the law, orange county last week, huntington beach this week and half a dozen considering things. all eyes will be on san diego's the board of supervisors who plan to vote to take action on april 17th. we will wait and see what happens. >> not a citizen not a problem. 1 million illegal immigrants have california drivers licenses undocumented immigrants got licenses after jerry brown signed a statement for responsible drivers act in 2015. this helps illegal immigrants get to work, drive kids to school and run everyday errands without being pulled over. donald trump will head to west virginia holding a roundtable on tax or 4-man jobs, west virginia republican congressman evan jenkins will be on hand running for the u.s. senate seat currently held by democrat sen. joe mentioned. it could easley be flipped. kaylee mcinerney says it is a win for the white house. >> an exciting visit because he will tout gop tax cuts which have given the breath of life to the ame

last night, escondido voted 4-1 in favor of the lawsuit. >> giving illegal criminals more rights thanur citizens is illegal. it's immoral. it's insane. and yes, it is unconstitutional. >> there's absolutely zero to be gained from this city's actions today other than political grandstanding. >> sb 54 which became law in jaurn blankets all of california they cannot cooperate with g imgraigs official. >>> meanwhile, san francisco is suing jeff sessions, at issue are several civil rights memos. the memos the city argues protect people with disabilities. sessions did not give a reasonable explanation for the repeal. >>> there is cautious on the michl in the city of richmond as thi they move into their fifth straight month with no homicides. community relations being credited for that turn around. >> reporter: this is the scene of the last murder in richmond, back on november 14th, 2017 in the hilltop green neighborhood. two people died. irene's cousin was one of them. >> i'm grateful that there haven't been any more homicides in the city of richmond, but i also know that there's still more

last night, escondido voted 4-1 in favor of the lawsuit. >> giving illegal criminals more rights thanur citizens is illegal. it's immoral. it's insane. and yes, it is unconstitutional. >> there's absolutely zero to be gained from this city's actions today other than political grandstanding. >> sb 54 which became law in jaurn blankets all of california in sanctuary status, meaning they cannot cooperate with imgraigs official. >>> meanwhile, san francisco is suing jeff sessions, at issue are several civil rights memos. the memos the city argues protect people with disabilities. sessions did not give a reasonable explanation for the repeal. >>> there is cautious on the michl in the city of richmond as thi they move into their fifth straight month with no homicides. community relations being credited for that turn around. >> reporter: this is the scene of the last murder in richmond, back on november 14th, 2017 in the hilltop green neighborhood. two people died. irene's cousin was one of them. >> i'm grateful that there haven't been any more homicides in the city of richmond, but i also k

and recently, the mayor of escondido and members of the city council also voted 4- to 1 ..file a legal brief in support of the trump administration. giving illegal criminals more rights than our citizens is illegal, is immoral, it's insane, and yes, it's unconstitutional. what they're doing right now is completely breaking up communities. the law that's been in effect since january 1st .. limits the amount of interaction between state and local law enforcement agencies .. with federal immigration agents. this morning, san diego county is voting on whether they want out of the state sanctuary law. jackie ward, kpix 5. it's 6--- time for your final five... in san jose: firefighters are on the scene of a five-alarm fire. crews have put out the flames..however they're trying to clear smoke. here's a live look at the scene...from chopper 5... this is at an apartment building on mclaughlin avenue... the fire started just before six this morning... several people have been displaced because of the damage. police in sacramento have released more body camera video from the night off

pero jesÚs, aprovechando que los seguros del auto estÁn daÑados, se habrÍa escondido en el asiento traseroilos,. hay todo tipo de animales en esas aguas >> quÉ tan comunes que en miami o florida la gente vaya allÍ a tirar carros y evidencia? >> los buzos de nosotros entraron una semana entera y sacar mÁs de 100 carros que estaban metidos en ese canal. imagÍnete. esa Área es inmensa para investigar, y tuvimos mÁs de dos aÑos no solamente con aviaciÓn, pero los buzos de nosotros y los perros de cadÁver buscando. carolina: despuÉs de intensas bÚsquedas convulsos encontraron los restos de raquel. >> estÁ muy de compuesto del cuerpo en ese entonces. >> la doctora martÍ es profesora de la facultad de medicina de la universidad internacional de la florida. una de sus Áreas de especializaciÓn son las ciencias forenses. ella asegura que a pesar de las condiciones de los restos, existen formas de confirmar su identidad. >> aÚn huesos que son muy viejos, muy antiguos, y una cosa relativamente reciente, se puede sacar la adn y se puede hacer la identificaciÓn con eso. carolina: con el gasto con los re

but neil, thas escondido. the last 12 years, we've been cooperating with ice.e have deported more than 2,000 criminals from our community. that resulted in reducing crime by 33% since 2010. our cooperation with ice has focused on illegal criminals, this is not about illegal immigration. it's about criminals. >> neil: the president wants to bring troops, guards to the border. ho you feel about that? >> i feel our president and the federal government should do anything and everything to keep our nation safe. you know, the sanctuary city is a threat not only to our city and sanctuary state is not only a threat to california, it's a threat to the entire nation. criminals historically have moved from one state to another, from one city to another. this is unacceptable, this is immoral, neil. we're not talking about illegal immigration. we're talking about harboring, protecting, catching and releasing illegal criminals. this is not the way -- that's not the america i immigrated to 32 years ago. >> neil: mayor, when i learn to reports coming out of your beautiful stat

orange county has come out against the sanctuary state law along with the city of escondido in neighboring diego county. today the city of los alameda will be voting on whether or not to opt out of the sanctuary state law. meetings have been contentious with anti-immigration activists traveling and debating with those who support the immigration friendly policies. >>> for more on some of our other headlines let's go to dave clark. >> here are some of your top stories. chp does not believe an officer who witnessed a shooting saturday on interstate 580 was targeted. 7:00 pm saturday the officer saw someone in a white suv fire several shots, one of the bullets hit another car passing by but nobody was hurt. the chp officer tried to follow the white suv but it got away.>>> yesterday morning two men in east oakland were killed in separate shootings, the first at a bar in the 3400 block of fruitvale avenue and 1:00. a 25-year-old pittsburgh man was shot and died at the scene, just before 1:30 an oakland man was shot near east 10th street while arguing with a gunman. the victim's names have not b

and escondido in san diego county.still ahead at 8 the n--f-l player being recognized for helping thwart a potential school shooting. plus. how eating pasta might actually help you lose weight. and next. he's a free man--- but not completely. why a man released on a wrongful conviction still has to wear an ankle monitor. there's only one word for the all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. (steve) new tonight at 8, a cleveland man is free to go after being wrongly convicted of murder. but he still has to wear an ankle monitor. and it's all because of a state law...he says desperately needs to be changed. ruel sailor is still not completely a free man. he's forced to wear an ankle monitor for 120 days. even though he was exonerated in a murder case. he already spent 15 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. now he's hoping his case will help others going through the same thin

the city of escondido. 20 jurisdictions around the state have acted. think there's going to be more. people are sick and tired of the ignorance of the law. they really believe that people want to have ms-13 living next door to them. i don't think anyone wants gang members to live next door to them. we're talking about getting criminals out of california and jerry brown and gavin newsom are favoring criminal illegal aliens over the law-abiding citizens of the state. and the people are rising up, laura. there is a revolution brewing just like there is a revolution brewing in the governor's race here. and i'm going to be the next governor of this state. >> who is this guy? i never heard of him. >> laura: enrique, you have -- i just want to tell you, god bless you. i really wish the best for you but it's you have been incredibly rude and nasty. to say who is he? i'm sure he doesn't know who you are, it's a conversation which is why we invited you on the show to talk about something that is important. >> where did all your -- >> laura: and enrique is trying

orange county did it, the city of escondido, 20 jurisdictions around the state who have acted, i thinky will be more. people are sick and tired of jerry brown and gavin newsom's ignorance of the law. they really believe that people want to have ms-13 living next door to them. i don't think enrique wants gang members and drug runners to be living next door to them. we are talking about getting criminals out of california, and to jerry brown and gary gavin m are favoring criminal illegal aliens over the law abiding citizens. i think there is a revolution brewing, just like i think there's a revolution brewing in the governor's race. i will be the next governor of this state. >> laura: that's very ambitious. >> who is this guy? i haven't heard of him? >> laura: enrique, just want to tell you, god bless you. i mean, i really wish the best for you but you have been so incredibly rude and nasty since almost the first second of this appearance. >> i'm honored. >> laura: i'm sure he doesn't know who you are. who cares? is a conversation, which is why we invited you on the show to have a conver

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. >> reporter: the mayor of escondido and members of the city council voted 4-1 to file a legal brief in support of the trump administration's lawsuit against california. the department of justice is suing the state over its sanctuary law. >> if you want to not worry about being deported, not worry about being separated from your family, don't cross that border. >> reporter: today the city council of los alamitos will vote on whether to attempt itself from the sanctuary state law. some there want the city to declare the state law unconstitutional. even with a rash of local governments saying they are not bound by the sanctuary law, state attorney general xavier becerra said the state law is legitimate and he'll enforce it. >> when the legislature passes a bill and the governor signs it, it then becomes my job to enforce it and protect it and i intend to do that. >> reporter: he says a federal court is already hearing the case against the state sanctuary law because the trump administration is suing the state. >> the best place, the best forum, to reconcile differences will be the cour

and the little town of escondi escondido, the mayor says this is not the america he moved to.s leading a vote in the city council to formally join jeff sessions' lawsuit. here's what the mayor told me. >> they are insane. these two leaders in california, they mor care more about illegal criminals and protecting illegal criminals than our citizens. this similar moral, illegal and unconstitutional period. >> and those two leaders, governor jerry brown which the president was tweeting about, and the attorney general disaif yar bxavierbecerra. >> the lawlessness has become the law of the land. i love what you said. it's the epicenter of the se sis tense. they want to reject everything that president trump is trying to do from the border wall to sanctuary city to supports i.c.e. it's a showdown. >> and you were right on the front row for that yesterday. >> that's right. >>> we now know the u.s. soldier killed by a roadside bomb attack in syria. master sergeant jonathan donebar of austin, texas was part of an undercover mission targeting ie isis. the first u.s. serviceman to die in

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the city of escondido set to vote on whether to become the latest government to join president trump'ssuit against california. this after the huntington beach council voted to join the suit on monday. so will the movement continue across the state? here now is mike posey, huntington beach mayor. mayor, the key question, and i always ask people, who are against what's happening in the state, who are going against even though they live in the state, have dangerous criminals been released into the community because of the sanctuary law? >> well, that's an arguable position for sure, our position in huntington beach and seeing other cities follow suit, no pun intended, is that our issue is the constitutional overreach having the state of california, sacramento in particular, the state legislature and the assembly and the governor tell us that senate bill 54 is a good tool to -- against cities to work with the feds. we don't like it. sacramento is out of control, and it started with, for crime it starts back going to early release which was assembly bill 109 that put about 50,000 prisoners