college campuses are allowed to check a person's immigration status and report that information to federal s. an elected official who standsn activities can be removed from office. any law enforcement officer who fails to cooperate can be fined from $1,000 to $1,500 for a first violation. a second violation carries a fine of $25,000. and in wisconsin, the state assembly passed a bill cracking down on students who disrupt other people's speeches and the new bill would mean a student found guilty of two violations could be suspended for a minimum of one semester. another violation would get them kicked out. critics say current polici are adequate and the bill goes too far in curtailing free speech. thstate senate will take up the measure this fall, just as a new school term starts. when we return, the grizzly has staged something of a comeback. and it's time for one big bear soledad: as americans head to the national parks for the fourth of july holiday, those visiting yellowstone, the nation's first national park, might have an easier time spotting a grisly bear or two. turns out, the grizzly

s. a federal reserve. janet yellen told congress this wednesday that the central bank expects to keep raising key interest rates at a gradual pace. that it will start trimming its massive foreign a half trillion dollar debt portfolio this year. overall should describe the american economy is robust and said that a recent slowdown in inflation was likely temporary. but she urged lawmakers to be aware of boat considerable uncertainty. and keep in mind the national debt when crafting fiscal policy. tatian news or what you're showing here represents a trend there. given. . current of. spending and taxation decisions is going to lead to an unsustainable debt situation with rising interest rates and. declining investment in the united states that will further harm. our productivity growth in living standards. yeah markets had been tuning into that respond to that. testimony throughout the session so european markets popping as that testimony got underway washington can't count in paris and frankfurt doc leading

subcommitteeed the -- we were trying to merge different federal agencies. ,s varied as the secret service tsa, the coast guard, and on and dozens of pay scales within those formerly separate offices. 13 different unions and the like. and that work of trying to amalgamate all of these agencies into a single workable efficient front still goes on. we are not there yet. these agencies are not amalgamated as they were trapped could be done. i'm not sure you ever can amalgamate the coast guard with secret service, for example, or tsa or cbp. and so forth are nevertheless, this bill goes a long way towards achieving that goal. to congratulate you and your staff for putting this together. when you think about the responsibility, aviation security, border and immigration enforcement, customs activities, cyber terrorism, natural disaster response, smuggling of drugs and people into the u.s., disaster relief, emergency response activities through fema and the like, this is a complicated, important, vital piece of the nation's defense. as the first chairman of this , a subcommittee that's near and d

s. federal communications commission has also spoken out against net neutrality. those who are against it say it adds unnecessary new regulations say the incidents. place i net neutrality makes it harder for instance service providers to make back the money they invested. in building the infrastructure gives people isolated so that's. by most estimates mexico ranks behind only syria and afghanistan is the most dangerous country in the world for journalists. eleven were killed and twenty sixteen and already this year seven have been murdered with almost complete impunity. and in the day to day work many local journalists face intimidation and violence from both drug gangs and corrupt security forces. pogrom spent the day with one of them in the dangerous eastern state of veracruz. but what does he has established that that elliot genius presents the bread for show on her local radio station. the headlines include a bank robbery a quiet night for drug cartel violence. the possible extradition of a former state governor. these enormous stories vera cruz one of the mo

kpix 5 reporter melissa caen joins us from the federal court ho s francisco. >> reporter: today here in federal court, there was a lot of frustration, had federal court has been overseeing the oakland police department for nearly 20 years, and yet, a recent report showed the police department did a terrible job and investigating its own officers related to the sex scandal last year. today the oakland mayor and police chief were in court to answer for it. >> reporter: held accountable? disciplined? the press conference was over, the main issue at the hearing today was whether the court should order the department to discipline the police who messed up the investigation. the oakland police chief didn't seem prepared to answer questions on whether she will hold anyone accountable . >> employment law is a law, and governed by laws. no, that was not available to be during the investigation. >> reporter: gym shannon, attorney for the playoff, said it sends the wrong message. >> they must be investigated and held accountable, if people who were promoted are accountable for letting the statut

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by u-s and austrailian federal agents. vicki) these are pictures of nearly 600 pounds of methamphetamine seized in a raid last week. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the alleged scheme involved one of the suspects flying the drugs across the pacific in a single engine plane. it's a bizarre story and it reminds me a lot of the movie dumb and dumber and this one would be entitled dumbest ever. robert nicolas of propjet aviation says he meet the suspected drug runner when he helped broker his purchase of a modified cesna p2-10. this is a picture of the man he knew as john gorman. he says the 72 year old only told him he wanted to fly the plane from santa rosa across the pacific back home to australia. nicolas says he only found out about the scheme when his hanger at the santa rosa airport was raided by dea agents a few days after they'd uncovered the massive amounts of meth at a santa rosa warehouse. there's just no way. no way this is real.nicolas says he still finds this story surreal, not only because gorman didn't seem

jordan mickey s -- a joy to me .s federal reserve reporter -- joining me as federal reserve reporter. talk about the market reaction following the testimony. >> when we saw the testimony this morning, we saw a pretty strong reaction, people were viewing a couple of her comments as dovish. in particular, yelena talks about inflation, stewart of -- sort ofat flagging that as a problem for the federal reserve going forward. sawellen spoke, she inflation as a transitory issue and she think that the fed can continue to hike and that probably caused the most change. vonnie: did we learn a lot of new? things many were on balance sheets, did we get anything there that might give us something else to go on? she got asked about the balance sheet and she pretty much reiterated they have weighed out a plan as she made a clear when the fed looks at markets reaction, they have been pleased at how muted exist and she actually told us she see unwinding happening soon as she does not think timing is a giant field. that is important to focus on. vonnie: the next thing, tomorrow and the next day of test

this , after australian and u-s federal agents were 'tipped off' about an international drug smuggling plot. you are looking at pictures showing you the amount of drugs confiscated... the drugs have a street value of more than 200 -million dollars. police say, the scheme involved one suspect flying the drugs in a single engine plane across the pacific. the aircraft broker... who helped sell the plane involved, says he thought it was for a bucket list trip and tried to talk the pilot out of it ... because he was such a bad pilot. the broker says, he can't even imagine how all the drugs would have fit in the plane... <"how it was going to get the stuff in the airplane was it going to come here and ask him to help him load it? i mean i don't think so">(pam) this is a picture of the suspect... a 72-year-old man who called himself john gorman. three men were arrested in australia for conspiracy to smuggle drugs and money laundering. (steve) today we are seeing newly released video of three california inmates making a daring escape from a county jail last year. (pam) the video was made by on

entity, no association with the federal government of any private s new corporation and yet we're still it appropriations, that is a problem for that are against this, you can't have it both ways. you can't want federal dollars oversight, or if you don't want oversight, no federal both, , right now it has that can't be. when it comes to title 31, there is another problem, this is what i've been pointing out. it is not an agency of the shape or , any way, form, like defense contractor under title 31, they are a they are under that authority. if you remove that, no hiring of foreign nationals, no oath of office for air traffic controllers, a lot people don't realize air traffic controllers take an oath f office, they handle classified flight plans. there are stuff that go on above clue ryday we have no around, certainly in washington with sensitivity of air space. us up to grave national security breaches, it bill, and here in the many others. host: the republican from the oklahoma, the oversight nd reform committee and arnled services committee, before we go to calls, president trump jus

virginia and maryland already signed off on the new commission, as has the u-s senate. the federal transit administration has overseen metro safety on a temporary basis since 20-15 and will continue to do so until the new entity can meet it's responsibilities. developing now. countless questions surrounding the deadly police shooting of a bride to be in minnesota. adrianna hopkins with more from the family of the woman shot dead after calling 9-1-1. right now the family of australia native justine damond - demanding to know why a minneapolis police saturday night , she called police to report a possible sexual assault in an alley just behind her home. a squad car with two officers arrived a short time later. damond then came outside dressed in pajamas - approached their car and the officer in the passenger seat then reportedly fired through the driver side door - killing her. this morning - her father spoke out for the first time since the shooting. . no weapon was found at the scene and the officers body cameras were not turned on... and the squad car camera did not capture the in

today, some local cities say they are prepared to go without federal help. abc7'snathan baca live in one of the cities which is rockville. nathan? nathan: well, alison the city of rockville is one of the latest to say to the police officers they will not be working and trying to get immigration status from the people. but the attorney general jeff sessions is saying that may put federal dollars in jeopardy and including dollars that the city uses for the same officers to get bulletproof vests. >> rockville is a very diverse community. one in three of the residents were born outside the u.s. >> rockville's council was the latest to declare themselves what is some call a sanctuary city. >> our police officers don't ask about immigration status if they are a victim of a crime or pulled over for a traffic stop. >> but u.s. attorney general jeff sessions thinks otherwise. writing in a letter thursday sanctuary cities put the lives residents at risk by shielding criminal illegal aliens from federal immigration authorities. the policies give sink ware to criminals -- sanc

600 hundred pounds of methamphetamine were seized at a santa rosa warehouse by australian and u-s federalagents. here are pictures of the drugs confiscated which have a street value of over 200 million dollars. investigators say the scheme involved one suspect flying the drugs in a single engine plane across the pacific. the person who sold the plane involved says he tried to talk the man out of it because he was such a bad pilot. he says he can't imagine how all the drugs would have fit in the plane since the cargo area would have been filled with the extra fuel needed to make the trip from the u.s. to australia <"how it was going to get the stuff in the airplane was it going to come here and ask him to help him load it? i mean i don't think so">(mark) this is a picture of the 72-year-old suspect named john gorman. three other men were arrested in australia for conspiracy to smuggle drugs and money laundering. (darya) a story you will only see on kron four... a couple in the east bay had their home ransacked twice in two days. it happened at an apartment complex in union city. the husban

virginia and maryland already signed off on the new commission, as has the u-s senate. the federal administration has overseen metro safety on a temporary basis since 20-15 and will continue to do so until the new entity can meet it's responsibilities. a new report on rising sea levels pinpoints areas that could be hardest hit -- and that includes several communities on maryland's eastern shore. the community of "crisfield" is on that lis capitol of the world! we talked with residents who tell us they aren't surprised by the report because floods at high tide are becoming more and more common. the report by the union of concerned scientists claims maryland will be among the hardest hit - with 22 communities expected to be inundated at least 26 days a year. planners with the eastern shore land conservancy say towns like crisfield will have to retreat to higher ground. here is a story that may be hard to believe. a woman in the u-k was preparing for eye surgery to fix chronic dry-eye when doctors found the problem. it was her contacts. the 67-year-old woman had 27 contact lenses stuc

600 hundred pounds of methamphetamine were seized at a santa rosa warehouse by australian and u-s federalagents. here are pictures of the drugs confiscated which have a street value of over 200 million dollars. investigators say the scheme involved one suspect flying the drugs in a single engine plane across the pacific. the person who sold the plane involved says he tried to talk the man out of it because he was such a bad pilot. he says he can't imagine how all the drugs would have fit in the plane since the cargo area would have been filled with the extra fuel needed to make the trip from australia to the u-s. <"how it was going to get the stuff in the airplane was it going to come here and ask him to help him load it? i mean i don't think so">( mark ) this is a picture of the 72-year-old suspect named john gorman. three other men were arrested in australia for conspiracy to smuggle drugs and money laundering. ( darya ) an east bay couple comes home to find their home ransacked... and thousands of dollars worth of their belongings are missing.( mark ) then the next day the couple was t

have and ta run against federal databases, people look lots of at individual states, academics looked at modeling, the bring to theped to table was actual ability to take states, run s from them against federal databases that most folks don't have to, but this commission would have access to and see whether there are a lot of names or a few names or no names that should or shouldn't be on the list? stephen dinan with washington times talking about the commission and the work it does. thanks for your time. the story broke yesterday on the "new york times" website in the idea of day, the meeting that took place between jr., other p associates, the first paragraph, onald trump jr. promised damaging information about hillary clinton before agreeing russian lawyer during the campaign. the meeting was attended by the president's chairman. kushner disclosed the meeting. documents described in the "new goes on to say the meeting took place in june of 2016, two weeks after the the nomination points to central federal the kremlin of medme in the election. we will talk more about this. democrats.00 for 202-748-8001 for republicans. independents.or we'll take the calls when "wa

the federal aviation administration is investigating a near miss at s-f-o.ay night, the f-a-a says an air canada airbus nearly collided with four planes lined up on a taxiway. the airbus was mistakely approaching the taxiway rather than the runway. an air traffic controller caught the error in time though and had the airbus pull up and return to the airport on a second approach. it eventually landed safetly. a retired longtime pilot believes fatigue may have played a roll in the near disaster. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose neighbor of a popular park are banding together tooppose a plan to locate a homeless shelter in their neighborhood.the city is considering a parcel of land across from thousand oaks park as a possible location for what's known as an emergency bridge housing community. the city is looking to locate one such temporary community in each of the ten city council districts. each would house up to 25 homeless people who are transitioning to permanent housing. neighbors are worried about crime, litter and depr

federal prisons. good morning. guest: good morning. storyyou started a recent talking about guamire hernandez, who is he and tell us about his story. convicted s a carjacker, what we had written in the story, vulnerabilitys in the federal prison system. mr. hernandez, after conviction, was assigned to a federal prison 2016, hevirginia and in escaped from that edium-security prison and was transferred to atwater, alifornia, where in may, may 2th, he managed to escape the maximum security prison in atwater, which is not an easy we g to do, except for what earned in recent weeks about the conditions surrounding that one, e and that is number because of staffing issues in prisons and the decision technology, the guard towers at many maximum prisons around the country are now vacant . hernandez was able to defeat some of the fencing, the technology around the perimeter the prison, by managing to electified fencing and nonelectified fencing to make freedom.to host: we see prison photos, we now, why aren't there people there? guest: couple things, one taffing issue in the federal prison system. it's been a problem for several years now. it alled atte

now federal prosecutors have revealed how they made their case for corruption. nbc 10's drew smith shows us what's in the indictment. >> reporter: federal prosecutors claim it was like there was a for-sale sign here on the allen city hall. the investigations began years ago with city hall raids in reading and allentown. now tonight two politicians are newly indicted. >> one after the next, we see elected officials embrace the culture of cashing in at the expense of the public. >> reporter: both are accused of selling off contracts to bankroll their political campaign. he awarded work to certain companies on projects like streetlights and city pools. in return, they claim he took in more than $150,000 in donations. greeted by cheers of support, and taunts, the mayor stepped outside his home to deny it all. >> i have done nothing wrong, nor have i ever personally accepted a dime beyond my salary as mayor. >> reporter: he is also staying in his race for reelection this fall. when people who work on his campaign say they're to the worried. >> a lot of people are saying how h

attorney general jeff sessions announcing new conditions for those cities to get federal funding. kpix 5's susie steimle in the newsroom with details on this crackdown. susie. >> reporter: well, it's a threat from the justice department to sanctuary cities. if you don't cooperate, you will lose grant money. attorney general jeff sessions made that announcement a few hours ago. the conditions would require jails and prisons to do two things to keep their grant money: allow immigration authorities into their facilities and give the feds a 48-hour notice before an illegal immigrant is released. san francisco leaders say this isn't legal. city attorney dennis herrera said: authorization from congress and in violation of the constitution." this comes as california considers what's being called a sanctuary state bill. sb 54 passed the senate in april. it would prohibit immigration authorities from this comes as california is considering sb54 that passed the senate in april to prohibit immigration authorities interest asking someone in custody about their immigration status. president trump has b

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all of them have had to hire lawyers that could lead to a federal investigation with di s indictment and see we're not even seven months in. i can't believe that anybody, regardless of the facts, have said this is what we thought would happen. >> he won, right? he won the presidency. >> he has some support that can't be eroded. >> it has eroded somewhat. we sat around that table for a year saying, oh, donald trump, he can't say this, he can't say that and this is a disaster, and he proved all of us wrong. and he won the presidency, and who is to say that he's not going to win it again in three and a half years. i just think all of us in the news media need to have a lot of humility about predicting anything about donald trump since we have a record, and i don't mean everyone, but certainly i include myself, a record of underestimating him and, you know, we should keep that in mind. >> it is a good lesson. we should all have more humility. thank you, jeffrey toobin and rebecca byrd. >>> coming up, this cbo predicting huge increases in premium. 32 million people without insurance in 20

>> caltrain is going electric and now we're learning how bay area lawmakers secured the federal money. >> kpix 5's melissa caen on the wheeling and dealing that paid off. >> build, build, build. >> reporter: building a better caltrain and creating jobs. pelosi was one of many happy politicians today at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new caltrain electrification project. it gets rid of diesel engines and promises fancy new train cars that can hold more people. but the project almost didn't happen. to even start working on the upgrades, the trump administration had to give the bay area $650 million. people were nervous. he didn't have to say yes. here's governor jerry brown. >> our congressional delegation, through some magic pushed this through the trump administration. i don't know how. >> reporter: about two months ago, democrats had to help republicans pass a budget. congresswoman nancy pelosi agreed to round up the votes, but in return, she demanded the $647 million for caltrain. >> they didn't have the votes to pass the bill on their own. so we had this as one of our requirements in order

nixon early 1970's, the administration backed away from the commitment to the war on poverty and the federal money that had increased in the mid-1960's began to slow. another question the fiscal crisis raises, pressing today as president trump seeks, among other things, to redistribute the cost for programs such as food stamps from the federal --ernment to the state is what level of government should best they the cost of the social services? should they be borne by the largest by -- largest possible with the greatest power to tax income? crisisy the fiscal reflects a change in national priority as the federal government moves away from the commitments of the great society. a different arrangement would have meant a different situation for new york. these kinds of large questions were not raised in a serious way as the city's tax base ran into trouble. how to the city government deal with the revenue crunch? primarily through accounting tricks and short-term debt. there was great anxiety about the city's's financial situation throughout the late 1960's and early 1970's. business leaders were

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allegations. ( catherine ) it's a big step back for a department that's been under federal supervision for more than a decade kron 4'srman is live at the federal courthouse in san francisco with the response from the police chief. dan? federal judge thelton henderson, who along with a fedearl monitor has been overseeing the oakland police department for more than a decade said it was "extremely troubling" that after recent improvements, the oakland police department "severely mishandled" the investigation into whether officers were having sex with this woman, jasmine abuslin, who was an underage prostitute at the time. the city of oakland has agreed to go above and beyond a federal investigators recommendations to improve thingssot libby schaaf/oakland mayor 28-38but despite repeated questions to both the mayor and her new police chief, neither would comit to identifying, disciplining or demoting officers who bothched the investigationsot anne kirkpatrick/oakland police chief 51-101that's what attorneys john burris and jim chanin want.. they're the one's who's lawsuit and settlement agreement in 2003 brought about fe

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