but for the purposes of once they make the contact with federal immigration officials, if the federalon officials say, look, we have no interest in removing this person, we have no interest in prosecuting this person under the federal criminal provisions, then that's the end of the federal case of the -- >> all right. then tell me -- >> so you'll -- you'll concede that the -- that the state has to accept within its borders all people who have no right to be there, that the federal government has no interest in removing? >> no, i don't accept that, justice scalia, but -- >> that's all the statute -- and you call up the federal government, and the federal -- yes, he's an illegal immigrant, but that's okay with us. >> well -- >> and the state has no powerto close its borders to people who have no right to be there? >> well, here -- justice scalia, here's my response, which is all of this discussion, at least as i've understood it, has been about 2(b), and to a lesser extent 6. now, section 3 of the statute does provide an authority under state law to penalize somebody who has violated es

the fire is now being investigated by federal officials. could hundreds of jobs becoming to oakland? we will tell you after the break. " can't let them in advance if i lay down >>pam: good news for oakland, of the 500 new jobs will be available in the alleged with a new project, that is according to the project economic report. the $45 million project will have a ross door, and market, they are a part of the kroger supermarket chain. the 13.5 a. commercial mixed use project will be located west of interstate 580 in southeast oakland. construction is scheduled to begin immediately and will be completed by early 2013. >>pam: state lawmakers have approved the state budget on time. passing a budget before tonight's midnight deadline means that lawmakers will not be docked pay for each day that the budget is late. >> lawmakers passed the main budget bill, controversial bills like fighting for the high-speed rail and eligibility rules for welfare will be hashed >> there have been a series of home break-ins in concord. and in the past seven days.

and 1357 is the provision that sets forth the powers and authorities of federal immigration officials. it contains 1357(g), which effectively says that federal that the federal government, the attorney general, can deputize state officials, so long as they're they obtain adequate training and they are subject to the direction and control of the attorney general in carrying out immigration functions. then the last provision, (g)(10), says that nothing that we've said so far should be read to preclude informal cooperation, communication or other informal cooperation in the apprehension, detention and removal of unlawfully present persons; but, it's the focus on cooperation. and i think you have to so i don't think you can read into 1373 the the conclusion that what congress was intending to do was to shift from the federal government to the states the authority to set enforcement priorities, because i think the cooperation in this context is cooperation in the service of the federal enforcement. justice sotomayor: can i get to a different question? i think even i or someone else cut you

but 4700 of them were eventually turned over to federal officials. >>> mitt romney is making a two-day sweep near virginia starting today. romney will visit carter machinery company in roanoke area around noon to highlight his ideas on energy and small business. then tomorrow the presumptive republican nominee will come to northern virginia to visit electronic design company eit in sterling. the visits come just a week after the romney campaign released an ad specifically in virginia. it outlines what romney would do in the common wealth in his first 100 days in office. >>> president obama is on his own two-day four-state tour to raise money for his campaign. today he will be in atlanta and miami for fund-raisers. on monday, the president visited romney's backyard making stops in boston and new hampshire. it wasn't all business. the president took some time to have a little fun with red sox fans, thanking them for trading boston favorite kevin to his hometown chicago white sox. >> finally, boston, i just want to say thank you for kevin. like to change the color of his soc socks. i didn

confrontation between state and federal officials is an important feature of the system. that's what arizona's governor jan brewer had argued. >> this is the day we had been waiting for, and, make no mistake, arizona is ready. civil rights will be protected, racial profiling will not be tolerated. >> reporter: but opponents of the so-called "show me your papers" provision will write on. >> i believe it's the most venomous part based on race, based on nationality, and based on racial profiling. >> reporter: and they made it clear if cops do profile or bend the laws it could be back in court. working without papers and police arresting those suspects without warnts. president obama celebrated that but played up instead of what he did on immigration. >> it's time to stop denying citizenship to responsible young people just because they're the children of undocumented workers. >> reporter: mitt romney was cautious staying in a statement the nation needs comprehensive immigration refofrmt i'm steve handelsman, nbc news. >>> elsewhere tropical storm debby is absolutely drenchin

control over immigration policy please can still ask people in arizona for identification and federal officials reject immigration status but the department of common security says will be the same legal immigrants with criminal convictions repeat violators or people love recently of pop across the border. titillates the residents felt the address in the immigration. obama's did have mixed views on the supreme court's ruling and had the key parts of arizona as immigration law was struck down. tropical storm debbie is pound in the florida panhandle and showing no signs of going away anytime soon forecasters said the storm is slow moving it to dump up to defeat of rain welding bring in the region. the storms also knocked out power to 35,000 homes and businesses in the tampa bay area six well pay more for the same motel why one travel web site to its mac and pc users differently also heads he had had them like this and change that much for that. quite a story here a multimillion- dollar teardown in north bay the home-improvement projects as a whole lot of neighbors talking and creepy or convenienc

. >>> federal officials try to handle the situation. food safety events, maybe coming from produce or under cooked beef. current changes are in florida. and there's concerns is could spread. they believe there's a link but they don't know the exact source. >> racing against the clock. they want to figure out what the product is and get it out of the market before it sickens or kills anyone else. >> not all strains of e.coli are dangerous. often under cooked chicken or beef are the sources. wash your hands frequently. >>> it's been a relatively quiet friday around here. good travel day, good way to kick oft weekend. 84 degrees out at dwi. pretty comfortable with the low humidity value at 28% on a west, northwest breeze. through the day, sun, mixed with clouds, all fair weather clouds. no precipitation. high above the tops of dcd. hemmingway, great looking clouds. and the calm bay with less than half. even the ocean, very calm. in ocean city, atlantic ocean, looking extremely ca. and call it lake atlantic today. how's that. the popular we

. >> police have handed over nearly 5000 illegal aliens to federal officials for deportation. x the crime rate here in prince william county was going down every single year but immigration was going up. there is no correlation there. >> she says the laws actually driven a wedge between the community and law enforcement. she said fewer crimes are being reported and the civil rights of thousands of people are being eroded. >> it is causing racial profiling of the immigrant communities. there's just no need for it. it only increases appear within the community. >> following the law more states and in this pelletier's are expected to adopt a portion of arizona law that has been of help. there is concern that -- officials of set up a hot line. >> as you know, all that is left is one more reeling from a high corporate thursday that will rule on president obama as overall of health care. >> a big day at the university of virginia tomorrow. the floor is expected to take up the possible -- the board is expected to take up the possible reinstatement of teresa williams. >> opponents of

. >>> federal officials say commerce secretary john bryson suffered a seizure in connection with two traffic accidents over the weekend. bryson seen here with president obama is under investigation for felony hit-and-run. saturday, police say bryson rear-ended a car in san gabriel. he got out of his car and spoke with the men and got back in his car and hit the car again as he left. the men followed him calling 911. five minutes later bryson allegedly hit another car. >> when he struck that vehicle, he was later found unconscious behind the driver's seat. >> bryson was taken to the hospital for examination and remained overnight for observation. he was released and returned to washington. no evidence that drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> right now we are learning about the new software revealed at the big apple worldwide conference at mosconey center. >> reporter: good morning. siri kicked off the conference she made a few jokes, the female voice that comes out of iphone. then ceo tim cook took the stage. [ applause ] >> reporter: this is cook's first keynote speech at the develop

this morning, county officials are trying to figure out whether there is enough damage to qualify for federal funding. the storms in bladensburg ripped roofs off homes and sent cars flying into poles and trees. officials say two people were hurt and they determined 21 buildings unsafe to live in. >>> the man known as the serial stabber is sentenced in a flint, michigan courtroom. details coming up after our break. >>> the fbi and local officials all across the united states make a major bust in the underground world of sex trafficking. fox 5 morning news will be right back. x >>> making headlines, the fbi busts a nationwide child prostitution ring. they arrested 104 suspected pimps in 57 cities during three days of operation cross- country. agents freed 79 highly vulnerable kids off the street ranging in age from just 13 to 27 years old. they were rescued from an underground world where they are traded for cash. the averageperson never sees this problem according to investigators. >> not only does it happen in american cities but it happens to american kids. >> the child fe

federal officials say distracted driving is a big problem that's claiming lives, yet one that's easily solved. american drivers are distracted behind the wheel and hand held phones are a big part of the problem. actions that run the gap met from talking to texting. >> americans have gotten into dangerous behaviors to think they can use them behind the wheel of a car. >> reporter: the feds now want states without distracted driving laws to pass them. they plan to work with the auto industry to reduce in-vehicle distractions. >> i'm trying to see what's going on. that's a distraction there. >> reporter: maryland has some of the toughest mobile phone laws in the country. it includes no hand held calling, no receiving calls, no sending text messages, and no reading text messages. distracted driving is more than just talking or texting. it also includes using your radio, having conversations with passengers, even eating and drinking. >> i seen one guy had his laptop up on the steering wheel playing with that. >> reporter: there are 11 states with no distracted driving laws. >>> if you are d

. >>> federal officials say commerce secretary john bryson suffered a seizure in connection with two traffic accidents over the weekend. bryson seen here with president obama is under investigation for felony hit-and-run. saturday, police say bryson rear-ended a car in san gabriel. he got out of his car and spoke with the men and got back in his car and hit the car again as he left. the men followed him calling 911. five minutes later bryson allegedly hit another car. >> when he struck that vehicle, he was later found unconscious behind the driver's seat. >> bryson was taken to the hospital for examination and remained overnight for observation. he was released and returned to washington. no evidence that drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> right now we are learning about the new software revealed at the big apple worldwide conference at mosconey center. >> reporter: good morning. siri kicked off the conference she made a few jokes, the female voice that comes out of iphone. then ceo tim cook took the [ applause ] >> reporter: this is cook's first keynote speech at the developer's co

if you don't have these basic necessities, it can really put a damper on your mentality >> federal officials insist they have enough resources despite to under $27 million of budget cuts since 2010 but they now face of 19 large active fires across the west and the big air tankers that drop fire retardant are a key resource that are diminishing. there were 4310 years ago and only 17 now. a tanker crashed last week killing two pilots and another made an emergency landing >> the air tankers that are now available are dated and old and there are not enough >> such a serious problem that a colorado senator next generation tankers. >> what worries me is having enough people and aircraft if we had another fire of this magnitude >> the firefighters staging area is growing by leaps and bounds. they have 600 firefighters camped out now and 800 by the end of the week. finally some good news, cool weather is giving them hopes that they will soon have it 10 percent contained. today was when gear than yesterday with some of the gusts up to 38 m.p.h. and we had relative humidity as low as 20%. now there's

help federal officials deport non-violent illegal immigrants. >> the immigrant population must feel comfortable in coming forward with information and not be afraid to contact police, especially when they're the victims of crimes. >> reporter: elizabeth mateo is one victim of crime. >> i was afraid and there are a lot of people -- . >> she came to the u.s. illegally from mexico. at 15, she said that she was almost molested by a family member. >> and we didn't call the police or report it. the reason is because was afraid of what would happen to my parents and myself. >> reporter: congressman mendelson is proposing the legislation. part of it doesn't allow immigration authorities to hold a non-citizens accused of a non- violent crime for more than 24 hours. >> and what we have seen over and over again as if the people who have not been convicted of a violent crime are being hold and for days. no, for weeks and months and they held on mere suspicion that does not pan out. >> reporter: elizabeth applauds the mayor and other council members for stepping up against a crackdown by immigration authori

now federal officials are pushing for a crack down similar to ours nationwide.n maryland as a possible national model with the rest of the country. nationwide 3,000 people with killed by dis-- are killed by distracted drivers. recent changes to maryland's law makes it illegal to use a hand held cell phone while driving. 1 is -- 11 states have no such laws so the feds are pushing for a federal ban. >>> baltimore city police are looking for the man holding up pharmacies in the area at gunpoint. he's responsible for a series of robberies the latest on monday at read street. the man shows a gun and demands prescription drugs. anyone who recognize z him from these -- recognize z him from these -- recognize recognizes him from these photos are asked to call police. >>> the firefighter department says three teenagers threw a fire bomb at a house. investigators believe the attack was revenge from an earlier dispute with people who live in the house. >>> repairs are to be made to the harbor tunnel this summer. many commuters will have to find a new way to work. crews are

federal aviation officials are trying to track down the plane it happened late sunday afternoon. a man saw chunks of ice scattered around her frontyard then noticed other piece of roof tile among the debris and noticed damage to her roof. >> we were in the house and we heard big sound boom. our house shake. >> if it came at us it could like kill us maybe. >> ice builds on the skin of the plane and as the plan descend from -- descends into warmer temperatures the ice can melt and fall off the craft. >> the faa says the house is in the flight pattern of several planes and asking the airlines to check for possible water leaks in those planes. >>> muni riders and commuters should prepare for delays today as work begins on a section of the new central subway line that will link caltrain station to chinatown. drivers should expect lane and sporadic off-ramp closures off i-80. the 1.6 billion dollar project is getting underway even though the city has yet to receive 942 million dollars in federal funding. officials say they are confident the money will be approved this month. >>> some o

federal officials keeping a close eye on events pledging to lend their hand is what is being called a fire storm of epic proportions. >> more than half of federal wildfire fighting resources are currently staged in colorado. >> reporter: fire officials say they hope to get most of the fire evacuees from the hyde park fire back to their homes in 48 hours. on friday, president obama is planning to during colorado springs to seat devastation. >>> plenty of weather, traffic and all your top stories. fox 5 morning news starts at 4:30 starts right now. >>> a live look outside. a shot from our tower cam. look like it is dumping a little bit in the night sky. wondering for some winds are picking up. i'm will thomas. thank you for joining us. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's bring tucker barnes in right now. is there a little bit of wind? >> maybe. maybe it is a couple of squirrels. the winds are out of the south at five miles per hour. i don't know if that is enough. >> probably not. >> but we'll keep an eye on it. >> let's get to temperatures right now and we've fallen back into the 60s

there will also be federal officials have the polls in south dakota, new mexico and wisconsin. we are looking at a rally in wisconsin ahead of the recall vote against the state's governor. voters will decide between scott walker and the democratic mayor of milwaukee. voters did petition for the recall after he served collective bargaining rights for most state workers. the last governor to be recalled was in grade davis here in california. that was back in 2003. the president is coming back to the bay area this week. he is going to be in town on tuesday. lucas here just last month. he is also teaming up with former president bill clinton for a trio of fund- raisers this week. bill clinton has emerged as one of his main campaign supporters however there has a relationship has included some rocky roads. for >>catherine: as the president's campaign tries to make the liability of mitt romney test experience as the head of a private a giddy from, bill clinton spoke recently about mitt romney and apparently did not get the memo. how cost to >>catherine: the president questioned obama

federal officials trying to track didn't the plane that dropped it late sunday afternoon. chunks of ice scattered around her frontyard and noticed other piece of roof among the debris and damage to her roof. >> we were inside the house and we heard big sound, boom. our house shake. >> if it came at us, it could like kill us maybe. >> ice builds on the skin of the plane and as the plane descends from subfreezing temperatures into warmer temperatures the ice can melt and fall often aircraft. >> the faa says the house is in the flight patterns of several planes and is asking the airlines to check for possible water leaks in the planes. >>> muni riders and drivers should prepare for delays today as work begins on a section of the new central subway line that will link caltrain to chinatown. crews will start digging up 4th street dryers should expect closures off i-80. the project is getting underway even though the city has yet to receive 942 million dollars in federal funding. officials say they are confident the money will be approved this month. >>> some of the best golfers

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for all those working outdoors today, federal officials urged them to remember three words, water, rest, shade. at this baseball academy in chicago, former major league pitcher steve trout added one more. >> i make sure every kid has sunscreen on. i ask them, did you get sunscreen? >> reporter: in a city famous for hot air, tourists try anything to cool down in washington, d.c. >> fanning ourselves. >> taking my hat off and fanning. >> glad to get back to the hotel and take a shower. >> reporter: it wasn't all bad. the school year ended a day early for students in howell, new jersey. >> i'm sure they don't want to spend another day in this warm building. >> reporter: in new york city where it felt like 103 degrees, students have one more week left. officials are tracking the mercury outside and inside public schools as more than a third have no air conditioning. >> looking to make sure that the temperatures don't go up too much in those schools. if they really do, we'll do something and take them out. >> reporter: now, this is the longest day of the year. when night comes, it will not b

boggles the mind" and leaves the state "under siege by large numbers of illegal immigrants" and federal officials "have been unable to remedy the problem and have indeed recently shown they are unwilling to do so." even though the court upheld the heart of the law requiring background checks, critics vowed that the fight is far from over, not only in arizona, but in the five other states that have similar laws. so legally and politically, this case has not quite been decided. jan crawford, cbs news, the supreme court. >>> in another ruling, the supreme court struck down a montana law that restricted campaign contributions from corporations in state elections. you'll remember in 2010, the court ruled in the citizens united case that wealthy individuals and corporations could give unlimited amounts in federal elections. the court also most likely to announce its ruling on its most controversial case of the year, president obama's landmark health care overhaul law, on thursday. >>> president obama wraps up a two-day, four-state campaign swing today. yesterday he visited mitt romney's home turf, taki

federal officials would check their immigration status. but the department of homeland security says it will only detain illegal immigrants with criminal convictions, repeated violators or people who have secently crossed the border. it's likely federal authorities will not bother with someone like chihuahua. lingl, arizona governor jan brewer called the court's ruling a victory. >> well, today the state of ariz arizona and senate bill 1070 was vindicated and the heart of the bill was upheld. >> reporter: polls have shown a majority of arizonans support the law. state senator steve pierce voted for it. he says fear of arrests has forced thousands of illegal majo armigrants to leave the state. o it made lots of room in the roools. crime is down. the lines in the emergencies at the hospital are down. and it's... it changed things drastically. >> reporter: now, late this orternoon arizona governor jan brewer sent out a scathing statement from the state capitol here in phoenix. she took issue with the federal government saying that they don't p

the federal officials come to town and whether we're looking at central subway or whatever the project is, chapter and verse, totally knowledgeable, understanding the possibility, understanding the possibilities. that's what our mayor is about. people know what he says he is going to do something. the job will get done. totally operational. very inspirational. we're very proud of you, mayor lee. thank you all very much. [applause]

. >> reporter: as losses mount, federal officials insist they have enough resources despite $227 million in budget cuts since 2010. but they now face 19 large active fires across the west and the big air tankers that drop fire retardant are a key resource that is diminishing. there were 43 tankers a decade ago, only 17 now. this after one tanker crashed last week killing two pilots and another made an emergency landing when a gear failed to come down. >> the air tankers that are now available are dated and old. there's not enough of them. >> reporter: such a serious problem that colorado senator mark udall got a bill through congress to let the forest service sign contracts to lease seven modern next-generation tankers. >> what does worry me is literally having enough people and aircraft if we have another fire of this magnitude. >> reporter: the firefighter staging area is growing by leps and bounds. there are 600 firefighters camped out now, 800 by the end of the week. and, scott, there is good news tonight. cool, calm weather is giving firefighters hope they'll have this blaze 10% con

you, as much as any other federal official, have an intimate understanding of how serious this problem is. the number of drug-related homicide in puerto rico in recent years would be considered a national emergency if it were occurring in any state. that's not just my opinion. that's what senator rubio also stated during a hearing in december. since our meeting, there have been several important developments. first, the house approved a bill federal efforts along the southwest border have affected trafficking routes and crime rates in the caribbean, and that directs the attorney general to address these trends by allocated necessary resources to u.s. jurisdictions in the caribbean and reporting back on specific steps taken. second, about two weeks ago attorney general holder was sitting where you are now. i asked him why he would not be appropriate for doj to increase the resources if he goes to puerto rico, even if only a temporary surge, just as the federal government did wlp there was a spiking on the u.s. side of the southwest border. i acknowledged budget restraints but said this

there was help for those sickened after the 9/11 attacks and federal officials pushing for a health care extension which would include first responders and residents who developed cancer from the toxic ash of the world trade center collapse. the 4.3 billion dollar program would include people with 50 different types of cancer, helping them qualify for treatment and potential compensation. i'm jamie colby, back to bulls and bears, right here on the fox news channel, the most powerful name in news. . >> brenda: a big mcbummer for mcdonald's. the fast food chain warning that europe is biting into profits. the president needs to take action here and do what, gary? >> well, i think we need to keep the tax cuts going, brenda. gets simple to what we talked about a few minutes ago. everyone should look at themselves and say who is the better steward of our money, us or the government? the government creates companies like solyndra. the private sector creates companies like apple. if the government had successes like apple i'd say, okay, yeah, maybe i should give more money to the government. the

you as much as any other federal official have an intimate understanding of how serious this problem is. the number of drug related homicides in puerto rico

>> they have no rights and i stand with any state official, federal official who wants to make sure that our voting system is done in an appropriate way and that people who are not allowed to vote, in fact, do not vote. but as a result of the way in which florida has carried this out, i saw a report that an election official in southern florida indicated that about 450 people on the list that i believe is a woman that she got were indicated to be people who were not eligible to vote who, in fact, were eligible to vote. and i think that points out the problem and the process. >> with all due respect, mr. attorney general, there is a problem. and any ineligible voter or fraudulent voter who has a ballot placed in the same ballot box as the hundreds of legitimate voters ends up diluting the votes of the legitimate voters. and the federal law is very clear in that. and, you know, here the department of homeland security hasn't given floor the means to start the process out. and with all of these protections that i have just listed, and it seems to me that if your job is to uphold the law, yo

this comes as the olympic committee is investigating related claims for federal officials and agents were selling tickets on the black market. >>ysabel: a regular had concert is cancelled in toronto, canada as the state's collapses. the scaffolding collapsed landing on several people who were setting up the show. aside from one person being killed, three more people were injured. there was also a state collapsed last summer at the indiana state fair. the clubs killed seven people here eighth >>marty: , and that will tell you where the president and his family are spending this fall the state. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside to the golden gate. the fog is sneaking in over the golden gate keeping things as a little bit cooler. we will be right back. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>marty: rodney king was found dead th

coli strain federals -- officials trying to find the cause. >>> it's friday, thanks for joining us, i'm megan pringle alongside lynette cook who has a look at your traffic and lynette charles. >> it is beautiful. >> every time i went outside it was raining. >> were you prepared? >> of course not, i listen to you, but i don't follow your advice. >> if you're listening to me, i hope you're following my advice. the advice today is have the sun shades, have the sunscreen and have a nice drink in your hand. >> now, see, i like that. >> let me show you what's going on right now in terms of temperatures. we are a little bit on the cooler side, especially in talson right now, that temperature coming in at 49 degrees. 56 in churchville and edgemere is right around 59 degrees. that's more seasonable, that's where we should be now for this time of the year. we head out into talson where we are seeing a beautiful sunrise, just plenty of blue sky. we're not even seeing any clouds out there. that is going to be the trend as we head through the rest of today. so that's why i say you really need to tak

fire officials brought in federal investigators from the alcohol tobacco and firearm bureau to help with the case. >> atf does investigate suspicious fires. one of the areas we look at is the complexity of the fire. the impact of property damage or loss of life. >> reporter: this was going to be an apartment building for low income seniors it was under construction the four story building was destroyed. this is the fire that burned the electrical system for the bart tracks, caused a tremendous amount of problems in the neighborhood burning cars, melting street lamps, destroying construction equipment. officials are very interested to finding the three young men and see if they can help them crack this case. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the transbay turmoil. we'll go back to amy and terry in our next half hour. frances will have another check of your commute in a few minutes you can fan the latest on facebook and twitter plus abc7news.com. >>> state legislature set to vote on budget today the constitutional deadline for lawmakers to approve

federal health officials say 14 people in six states are fril the same strain.rgia reported the most cases and one state with five people sick. >>> keeping their motto that everything is bigger and maybe faster in texas, the state transportation department is building a toll roll from san antonio to austin that could have an 85 mile per hour speed limit. >>> sad news for all you car talk fans. the quirky npr talk show will be making its final signoff after 25 years on the air. host brothers, tom and ray melotzi, who had the names click and clack, were widely popular with the fans. they still will be writing their column. >> i love those guys. >> i don't have a car but i still tune in. >> last time you were here, mary, you gave me some grief about my sports teams. >> i seem to remember that. >> did you go to the mets game the other day? >> did you leave early? >> coincidentally. >> did you leave early? >> i was trying not to get that ou. i left in the fifth inning. >> history-making game. no-hitter, first ever for the new york mets. >> every time you come now, th

. >>> it smashed into a house in fremont and what federal officials are saying so far. >> you may think it was a big or deal. find out about being trapped in the new she lap wilderness. >> good evening, heading down to the south bay we will tell you more about the morning commute and bay area weather. 3q finally carpet cleaning got easier. try resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. just 3 easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. it removes 3 times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. . >>> good morning fog is moving up the coast, it is not making much of a push from west to east but it is out there, 60s and 70s and low 90s inland. >>> a chunk of ice left a hole the size of a basketball. authorities want to know if it came from a plane. luckily nobody was hurt, this happened sunday night. homeowner ron

yet the federal government standard, federal immigration officials are able to ask about immigration ed on their experience. that is to say, simply they have been a border patrol agent or federal law enforcement agent and they have a gut, a gut instock exchange for suspicion this person might be illegal. bill: the language is probable cause to believe. >> probable cause to believe but to the nor federal officials. federal officials can do it based on their experience. the federal government has a much less strict standard than arizona has inquiring about status yet the federal government has been arguing in court to toss out the arizona standard. bill: we're on standby for both of those as i mentioned. shannon bream at the u.s. supreme court. it might be the day. i want to ask you about comments made yesterday by house minority leader nancy pelosi. she was asked about the contempt citation given to attorney general eric holder. she sad the following to reporters. i could have arrested karl rove on any given day. i'm not kidding. there is prison here in the capitol. if we spotted him i