california, a 64-year-old air force veteran, a great woman according to everybody that knew her, marilyn farrisally assaulted and beaten to death with a hammer. her killer had been arrested on multiple occasions but was never, ever deported despite the fact that everybody wanted him out. a 2011 report from the government accountability office found that illegal immigrants and other noncitizens in our prisons and jails together had around 25,000 homicide arrests to their names. 25,000. on top of that, illegal immigration costs our country more than $113 billion a year. and this is what we get. for the money we are going to spend on illegal immigration over the next ten years, we could provide 1 million at risk students with a school voucher which so many people are wanting. while there are many illegal immigrants in our country who are good people, many, many, this doesn't change the fact most illegal immigrants are lower skilled workers with less education who compete directly against vulnerable american workers and that these illegal workers draw much more out from the system than they can eve

riot farris second night after police shot and killed a man. from the ground you can see the scuffles take place between officers and the protestors as the teargas flies. you can see the huge wall of police there trying to do their best to control the crowd. in the middle of the chaos one support. >> a few minutes ago the governor declared a state of emergency. this is the second night of violence. [ crowd noise ] >> come back to me! >> reporter: the crowd that gathered outside the city's omni hotel when a loud bang was heard. >> things have escalated in the last 10 hurling teargas, and the protestors threw the cans back. within minutes, word spread a man had been shot. >> they started screaming, then they just shot him. they tried to cover up his blood remember >> reporter: police shot and killed 43-year-old keith scott. they came across him searching for another man. they say he clearly had a gun and refused to handgun. we did not find a book. >> reporter: the family members and the woman who recorded this video moments after the shooting say

california, 64-year-old air force veteran, a great woman, according to everybody that knew her, marilyn farris, was sexually assaulted and beaten to death with a hammer. her killer had been arrested on multiple occasions but was never, ever deported, despite the fact that everybody wanted him out. a 2011 report from the government accountability office found that illegal immigrants and other non-citizens, in our prisons and jails together, had around 25,000 homicide arrests to their names. 25,000. on top of that, illegal immigration costs our country more than $113 billion a year. and this is what we get. for the money we are going to spend on illegal immigration over the next ten years, we could provide one million at-risk students with a school voucher, which so many people are wanting. while there are many illegal immigrants in our country, who are good people, many, many, this doesn't change the fact that most illegal immigrants are lower skilled workers with less education, who compete directly against vulnerable american workers, and that these illegal workers draw much more out from the

riot farris second night after police shot and killed a man. from the ground you can see the scuffles take place between officers and the protestors as the teargas flies. you can see the huge wall of police there trying to do their best to control the crowd. in the middle of the chaos one person was shot and now on life support. >> a few minutes ago the governor declared a state of emergency. this is the second night [ crowd noise ] >> come back to me! >> reporter: the crowd that gathered outside the city's omni hotel when a loud bang was heard. >> things have escalated in the last 10 seconds. >> reporter: police started hurling teargas, and the protestors threw the cans back. within minutes, word spread a they just shot him. they tried to cover up his blood remember >> reporter: police shot and killed 43-year-old keith scott. they came across him searching for another man. they say he clearly had a gun and refused to drop it. >> a weapon was seized, a handgun. we did not find a book. >> reporter: the family members and the woman who recorded t

. >> dropping in on our neighbor farris few hours, and then flying not how it works. >> reporter: clinton slammed trump's approach to diplomacy during a speech to the american legion. >> you don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. you do it by putting in the slow, hard work of building relationships. >> reporter: the campaign put together a list of every tweet trump has ever written about friend" was one. and slamming its "totally corrupt government" in another. clinton says you can't spend a year blasting an ally and expect a good relationship. >> people have to get to know that they can count on you. that you won't say one thing one day and something totally different the next. >> clinton's campaign tweeting this after the trump speech. "we north going to criminalize, profile, rou million people." you can follow the 21sts and turns in the campaign and get analysis from our political specialist shaun boyd on cbsdenver.com. >>> three denver police officers are recovering after trying arrest a man with several warrants that. man is now dead. jeff tod

. >> dropping in on our neighbor farris few hours, and then flying home again, and that is not how it works. >> reporter: clinton slammed trump's approach to diplomacy during a speech to the american legion. >> you don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. you do it by putting in the slow, hard work of relationships. >> reporter: the campaign put together a list of every tweet trump has ever written about mexico. "mexico is not our friend" was one. and slamming its "totally corrupt government" in another. clinton says you can't spend a year blasting an ally and expect a good relationship. >> people have to get to know that they can count on you. that you won't say one thing one day the next. >> clinton's campaign tweeting this after the trump speech. "we north going to criminalize, profile, round up and deport 16 million people." you can follow the 21sts and turns in the campaign and get analysis from our political specialist shaun boyd on cbsdenver.com. >>> three denver police officers are recovering after trying arrest a man with several warrant

. >>> in chicago, tonight, a tragic milestone as that city has reached 500 homicides so farris this year, that's more in fact august was chicago's deadliest month in two decades, far outpacing larger cities, as even violent crime has fallen sharply in other parts of the koic country over the last two decades. >> reporter: even for a city sadly accustomed to violence, the bloodshed was staggering. shooting after shooting, mostly on chicago's south and west side. 31 people shot since monday morning, 13 killed over labor day weekend. >> a family, like anybody, they're panicking, they're screaming they're crying. >> reporter: the city hitting a grim milestone, the 500 homicides are morning new york and los angeles combined. crime rates nationwide are far below what they were 25 years ago, so why is chicago so different? poor and segregated neighborhoods prone to gang violence. officials also citing illegal gun violence. the penalty for having an illegal gun in chicago is one year, while in new york it's three years. >> if we had the siame gun laws that new york has, we could see a drop in gu

plenty of wine to enjoy from sterling vineyards and bubbly too with this sparkling wine from at the farry company from kentucky. >> we drove 32 hours with 38,000 pieces of chocolate. quite the adventure. >> reporter: there was also a big meal for all the guests including turf and turf. >> we have a time roasted filet and serving that with a slow braised short rib. >> reporter: but first an heirloom beet salad with veggies from california's babe farms. >> all of this produce was grown specifically for patina and specifically for these emmy events so we're very proud of this farm to table feel. >> reporter: and my personal favorite, dessert. this looks like sin on a plate. it's all chocolate, coconut, tropical fruit, coconut meringue. who doesn't like that? i love it. >> reporter: the anticipation is building. the emmys will be handed out on sunday, september 18th right here on abc. in los angeles, george pennacchio for abc news. >> george, if you could bring some of those snacks over to new york -- >> he is always the best dressed man on the red carpet, george, dapper. >> he's earned it. >

. >> he is supporting feris farris. the martins were told they can replace it. >> for them to take his down and he could of stuck it next to it and nothing would have been said about it. it was silly on his part. >> silly nowhy did you do that? >> because i am a bonehead. >> reporter: the doctor is apologizing to him and ferris. he gotten a frustrating phone call from work. i turned around and there is a sticker and a sore thumb for some time since it was removed i took the sticker off and put the other sticker on. i apologized for that. >> representative martin did not know what her husband had done but she apologized as well. >> i would say i am sorry to my kids and all of the kids out there. it is not a good example. my father would be very embarrassed. >> and i am very embarrassed as well. >> yes. i am as well. [ laughter ] >> that was laura leslie reporting. removing campaign signs is a misdemeanor. he told us he does not think he will press charges but plans to file a complaint. >>> all right, going to talk about

but you can really be defined by the mistakes you make and, also, farris. i'm a working actor. nobody knew who i was. she was a big movie star. it was nice to see how people treated her that were in her life. that was a good lesson coming into the last years of my life because you started to realize you can be and kind of be "yes men," and it taught me some important lessons and i was able to see that, you know, you've got to really nurture the relationships of people that you have who will call you on your bull (bleep) and the people who would have you over to dinner if i was still a coupon salesman or waiter or struggling actor. >> stephen: you were a coupon of coupons that you give them away for free? ( laughter ) how do you sell a coupon? >> i was a door-to-door salesman for about two year years, and is really promotions. it was 20 bucks and you could get oil change force your car. >> stephen: give me your approach. >> how you doing? >> stephen: yeah, the kids are in the back. good. >> meineke sent us over with these it's four oil changes, 20 bucks. >> stephen: i'll let you

california, a 64-year-old air force veteran, a great woman according to everybody that knew her, marilyn farris, was sexually assaulted and beaten to death with a hammer. her killer had been arrested on multiple occasions but was never, ever deported despite the fact that everybody wanted him out. a 2011 report from the government accountability office found that illegal immigrants and other noncitizens in our prisons and jails together had around 25,000 homicide arrests to their names. 25,000. on top of that, illegal immigration costs our country more than $113 billion a year. and this is what we get. for the money we are going to spend on illegal immigration over the next ten years, we could provide 1 million at risk students with a school voucher which so many people are wanting. while there are many illegal immigrants in our country who are good people, many, many, this doesn't change the fact most illegal immigrants are lower skilled workers with less education who compete directly against vulnerable american workers and that these illegal workers draw much more out from the system than th

time for while he needs to be able to hug his little boy and down time with his wife actress anna farris. and pratt has of course that teater this is friday. the 23rd. >>> it looks good too. all right 9:44. you know finally here fox's fall line up having premiers this week. and adam housley sat down with some of the stars to talk about the new season. >> today is day aforever change. are you finally growing a mustache? fox tv tuesday nightline up filled with familiar faces a brooklyn 999 new girl and scream queens kicks off the new season. >> i want you to enroll as medical and can work in hospital season 2 three years later and i run a hospital. and i bring the that sha nelles in to work the my hospital and i hire john stamos and taylor lautner as surgeons. so nice of your mom to get us this trip. it's fun being cc marrieded to smith is super fun. supportive, enthusiastic husband in the world. which is hysterical to watch. andy teases us about an upcoming hour-long cross over with new girl. going to comingling in both directions, i think. it's going to be like mr. smith virus and matrix

thank you. >> brigitte, at the rnc, i met with wally farris, and he's advising donald trump. and i was praying that you had some input into telling the trump campaign all the information you imparted us today. is that getting to the candidate? i'd like to see hillary get it, but i'm sure she's not going to get it. but i wondered if you have a way of getting it to the candidate, donald trump? >> thank you. great question. as an educational organization focused on national security, we made a special effort to make sure we educate our elected officials and those who are running for office on this very important issue, because we believe there's a lot riding on the line. so to answer your question, yes, we are providing the information in detail almost on a daily basis to educate elected officials as to what's at stake. >> hi. can we get all the statistics somehow, all the money and all the awesome statistics? i was trying to write them all down. is there a way we can get all that to give to our chapters? >> yes, we can. >> or a copy of your speech? >> i will give those talking

for the families of those killed by criminal aliens, those like kate steinle, marilyn farris, casey chadwick, sarah root and josh wilkerson, assureances of smart enforcement ring hollow. and sadly the number of victims continues to increase. also troubling is the fact that despite clear indications that's i.c.e.'s enforcement priorities are placing americans at greater risk, the president's budget rekwoft for fiscal 2017 asked for $138 million less to detain and remove aliens next year. and, worse, last year i.c.e. gave back $113 million in funds that had been specifically appropriated for detention and removal purposes. consistent with his policy of nonenforcement, the president also requested $23 million less for the fugitive operations program in fiscal year 2017. fugitive operations officers must locate and arrest criminal aliens, often in a high threat environment after they have been released back into the community by sanctuary jurisdictions. with more than 300 sanctuary jurisdictions nationwide, there are more than enough removable criminal aliens to warrant the additional $23 millio