los angeles mayor eric garcetti. the headline "headline "l.a. mc garcetti." joining me now is david wohl and richard fowler. david, when you consider what is going out of the state of california, now, do have the mayor of los angeles basically hiding the rising crime rate they are, this doesn't do the citizens any favors. >> last year, 2016, crime was up, violent crime was up 10% over 2015. today, in the neighboring city of my cop was killed by a violent felon yesterday. sources tell me that the sister of an l.a.p.d. officer was killed by an illegal alien who had been deported numerous times. it's bad news. garcetti doesn't want to talk about it, the election is two weeks from tomorrow, surprise. he and chief charlie beck have turned the city into a full-service sanctuary city, including setting up a $10 million fund for illegal immigrants to access if they get deported to fight the deportation. that, despite the fact that many say this city needs an additional 2500 cops to make the streets safe. you know what his priorities are, garcetti, you know that he do

why does he care what eric garcetti thinks in l.a.? does he care what the mayor of boston thinks? >> he should care, and i think the other leaders in the house and senate -- >> why should they care? they're republicans. why should they care? >> there's a lot of folks in those cities and folks go into the cities who tonigdon't live . when they go in and realize lack of commitment from the community is going to affect public safety -- it's going to impact everybody. when there's not cooperation with the cops, it means that citizens, visitors who are citizens, all kinds of folks are going to have their public safety implicated. that's why i think there will be mushback politically. beyond -- pushback politically. beyond that, there will be constitutional questions about taking money away from cities for adopting policies. localities have the right to adopt their own policies particularly with respect to things like law enforcement. so this is not by any means going to be easy. that executive murder is suggesting there was some real immedi

comes after them. >> gadi, any response from mayor garcetti, eric garcetti out there in l.a. to these protester who is demand that he call los angeles explicitly a sanctuary city? >> reporter: well, yeah, so, it's interesting, he's been very careful with his words. he has said that los angeles is a city of sanctuary, but he's also said -- oh, excuse me. he's also said that los angeles has not technically deemed itself as a sanctuary city. and of course, the big question, it's a $500 million question here in los angeles, because that's how much the city of los angeles gets in federal funding. that's all in jeopardy. the president, president donald trump has threatened to pull federal funding from sanctuary cities. los angeles has all the hallmarks of a sanctuary city. they do not honor detainers that are not signed off by a judge or they don't have a warrant with them. they do not cooperate with i.c.e. without a judge's orders or without some type of court order. and they also -- they take it a little bit further than most sanctuary cities. they actually have $10 million set a

. >> hablaremos con el alcalde de los Ángeles, eric garcetti sobre su decisiÓn de mantener los Ángelesormal para ustedes. >> de aquÍ voy a recoger a las niÑas nosotros la escuela, tengo varias juntas que hacer, llegar a la casa. >> anita usted tiene algÚn plan alguna cosa algÚn amigo. >> especial con quien se va a juntar a comerse... >> con varios. >> a comerse... >> a comerse quÉ? >> nada. >> quÉ haces mÁs al rato. >> van almorzar. >> ya tengo plan. >> lo que falta que me digan que van almorzar y vegetariano. >> no sÉ si tony me hizo uno indirecta hace algunos dÍas se me habÍa roto un anillo que me habÍa dado de compromiso y me lo volviÓ a regular hoy, serÁ que volvemos a comprometernos. >> 6 aÑos mÁs para el matrimonio. >> tenemos a daniela vamos a hacer no te vayas a reÍr, vamos a cocinar yo me incluyo porque voy a cortar cebolla, yo no cocino nada pero carlos y daniela le gustacocinar, pero yo los voy ayudar y les alcanzo las cosas (risas) hay unos guantes de metales para no cortarle los dedo. >> tengo que ser honesta. >> yo no cocino. >> daniel y tu y el anillo tuyo? >> yo hoy, me

mayor garcetti will go first. [applause] mayor garcetti: good morning democrats. guess i should say good afternoon. are we fired up? i we ready to win? are we ready to govern? are we ready to unite? i am here because i want to see a party that stands up for americans and we are the party. we are the party of opportunity. we are the party of success. and i'm here today as we are reminded of dr. king's dreams who supported a dreamer named tom perez. aetrium or his his entire life has stood up for the ideal that americans anywhere and everywhere can -- should have their god-given rights to the fill their dreams. i have seen this man, when of the smartest people i have ever known. i have felt his heart in my city. when workers said they deserved the minimum wage, who did the president send, tom perez. we raised the minimum wage. and when the economy was losing $1 billion a day and dockworkers and one out of 50 workers who depend on their work were threatened, who did the white house send? tom perez. i saw how he brought people together and i am grateful to my city and

los angeles mayor eric garcetti stood by the family during their reunion, doubling down on his strongainst immigration policy. >> we're a city of sanction area and refuge and defense of our constitution. >> reporter: after seven years of living apart, eight months of planning and a weak of heartache he final embraced his parents, a reunion he said was well worth the wait. immigration is still here at the international terminal helping families any way they can. the aclu tells us they received $31 million in donations over the last weekend. it's money that will help them continue their fight in federal court. >>> here's another look at this morning's top story. tom brady led the new england patriots to the biggest comeback in super bowl history. the patriots overcame a 25-point deficit for a 38-24 win over atlanta in overtime. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," a look at how the super bowl ads resonated with viewers. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> this is cbs-3 "e

. >> while southern california has had a number of companies that have sold for billions, mayor garcetti said this puts last's tech scene on the global map. >> folks who can spin off snap and their own companies. but also be that anchor that shows for long time to buzz about l.a. you start a company here. get acquired. instead of starting a company that will be a pillar and become that lynchpin for future activity. that will be an amazing day. >> los angeles ranks third on the start-up activity measuring ahead of san francisco. and as soon as snap employees 150-day lockup period expires, we can see them give this nabl of silicon beach another boost. venice, california. >> that's a good place to work. to read more about what the snap ipo could may not for the tech scene in l.a., head to our website. nbr.com. >> that's "nightly business report." thank you. so for watching. >> thanks for me as well. have a good evening. see you back here tomorrow night. >> "nightly business report" has been funded in part by -- >> all it takes is a spark. one idea to take flight. the courage to seek the unk

el alcalde eric garcetti pidieron a inmigraciÓn de hacerse pasar por policÍas en la ciudad. >>> los oficialesvor de los derechos civiles es que en estas imÁgenes, la mayorÍa de los agentes usan un uniforme con la palabra police y solo uno trae las siglas ice. >>> se abrirÁ las puertas. >>> y inmigraciÓn entrego este comunicado que indica que es una practica de agentes de ice que se identifiquen como police, por es una palabra universal como agencia del orden. >>> no han aclarado si harÁn cambios o no en el futuro desde los Ángeles california, noticiero telemundo. >>> y se suma la maldad y avaricia de personas sin embargo, escrÚpulos. para exigir dinero a los indocumentados a cambio de no deportarlos diego arias con los dets. >>> aunque no l parece la vida cambio en esta comunidad inmigrante en queen new york. >>> miedo se siente miedo, todo el mundo dice en la calle que va a pasar. >>> al parecer los estafadores se estÁn aprovechando del panico segÚn el fiscal general de new york, 4 hombres estarÍan haciÉndose papa sarr por agentes inmigraciÓn acosando inmigrantes en este vecindario, pidiendo

and the mayor here has said that is a city of sanctuary, but mayor eric garcetti has also said they don'tfficially deem this sanctuary city, because it's kind of nebulous. sanctuary cities still haven't been officially defined, so, one of the things that people out here want is for los angeles to be deemed a sanctuary city and for the city to stand up to the federal government, something that eric garcetti, the mayor here has said he would do. but it also comes with the threat from president trump of $500 million in federal funding. -- so right now, we're actually being cleared out of here. the police are asking people to get on the street. so we're going to jump back down here in just a second, kier. i'm going to bring you some of what people are saying, but we're going to move down. back to you for right thousand. >> all right, gadi, look out for yourself there. nbc's gadi schwartz in los angeles, thank you. >>> right the now southern californians are assessing the damage caused by one of the worst storms to hit the area in more than a decade. while in northern california, another storm

we had eric garcetti, the mayor of los angeles, on earlier. two-front battle, the people landing at l.a.x. who can't get off the plane and people terrified about being deported. does california have the resources to fight the federal government? >> we have the resources and i think the will. you heard the senate pro tem, you heard john dean. there is a great deal of support for the notion that california is going to do it differently. we've set the highest environmental standards. we've extended health care to more people than any other state, really going all in. we can do it better and differently than you see in washington, dc. i think people here in california believe that our diversity is our strength. we're the epicenter of the foreign born. i was mayor of l.a. l.a. has more immigrants than any city in the united states. and we've done -- we've thrived with that. so i think we're going to mark a different path. i don't believe that we should be responding to every ignorant thing that comes out of the president's mouth and every misrepres

. >> los angeles mayor eric garcetti says the man is the first person to return to the u.s. as a result of court action and he won't be the last. >>> at the san francisco airport immigration officials and lawyers have been on site since saturday to help travelers affected by the new travel ban. as kpix 5's andria borba reports, those attorneys don't plan to leave soon. >> let them out, let them oat! >> reporter: saturday's protest after president trump's travel ban has given way to this. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a rotating group of immigration and civil rights lawyers and interpreters continuing to deal with the fallout over the executive order. they have not left. >> there's still chaos and confusion and different airports have been interpreting the orders differently. >> reporter: there are signs in multiple languages offering legal service and even desks set up next to the starbucks on the arrival level of the international terminal. this person an attorney with the council on american-islamic relations says people getting off international flights are still being detai

mayor eric garcetti is now asking ice for greater transparency about ongoing operations. reena, los angeles is one of many cities across the country with police departments that have said they will not enforce federal immigration laws. >> ninan: following the immigration raids, carter evans. in cities across the country, saturday was a day of demonstrations on both sides of the planned parenthood funding debate. here's tony dokoupil. >> come on and join the fight! >> reporter: two sides of an old battle came face to face in washington today with dueling rallies in support of-- "roe v. wade" is here to stay. >> reporter: ...and opposition to a woman's right to abortion. the standoff was a national dave protest, including hundreds of antiabortion rallies across dozens of states. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the show of force was organized by a coalition of cooperating abortion rights opponents, with the goal of taking down a shared foe-- planned parenthood, america's largest single provider of abortion. >> life is winning again in america. >> reporter: vice president mike pence and a l

. >> you know, mayor garcetti of los angeles says that he will do everything in his power in partnershipty council, the city attorney and the lapd, an interesting add-on there and members of congress to protect and defect the rights of those whose families who may be unjustly affected by these orders. if they are not here illegally, they don't have those rights, do you that? >> well, they certainly don't have legal standing. this is something for the federal government to decide. we're talking -- >> neil: he's she the lapd are working in concert with them. this -- these are my rules here. i don't want to overemphasize that. but he's -- in joining the lapd, it's my way or the highway. >> that's where county sheriffs are different than police chiefs. my answer to the people of pima county, those are the people that are my boss along with the other border sheriffs. we answer to our constituents as opposed to a political body. our goal is to make sure that our counties are safe for everybody. >> neil: all right, sheriff. well-put. good seeing you. thank you. >> thanks for having me, neil. >>

. >> even los angeles mayor eric garcetti was there to welcome him.waiting to welcome him last friday at lax when he was detained by officials and sent back to iran. he was allowed to come back after the aclu filed legal action against the federal government. >>> three students are suing the government over the travel ban. the students are from stanford, uc berkeley and a college in san diego. they claim the president's order banning travel from seven majority muslim countries is unconstitutional and discriminatory. they say the stanford student can no longer travel to yemen to visit her husband. the student from berkeley is from iran and says his job offer in silicon valley is in jeopardy. the san diego student from yes, ma'am especially went outside of the country to visit his family and now can't come back. the aclu is representing all three of the students. >>> well, today san francisco assembly man introducing the announcement at 11:00 this morning at the mission neighborhood center at 362 cap street. now, he says that tenants undocumented know t

. >> los angeles mayor eric garcetti urging immigration officials to be more up front and humane in their operation saying they should not have to fear raids that are disruptive to their peace of mind and bring unnecessary anxiety to our homes, schools and workplaces. and raise their families in the communities they call home, end quote. let's talk more about all of this with cnn international correspondent, criminal defense attorney and constitutional law attorney paige and cnn commentator jeffrey lord. jeffrey, we've seen pks of people being moved from their homes, many immigrant communities are terrified. what can president trump say to americans, particularly people who are afraid that their families will be torn apart? >> well, i think what he has said is i think he's basically going to concentrate at least as i understand it first on gangs or people that have problems, this mother who was moved from arizona was in, fact, a convicted felon. not only was she here illegal -- >> that's a separate issue because she was not caught up in the raid. but as it pertains to the raids overnight.

mayor eric garcetti or los angeles. thanks for your time. >> thank you, guys.erin, what is the headline of the day? >> the white house despite kellyanne conway's appearance has a lot to answer. what did he do? who did he tell? how did they respond? the posture for the white house publicly is you can't lie to the vice president, but you don't have to be forthcoming to the american people. >> tom friedman, earlier on the show said, don't let this go. on a week you have little miller playing a tiny dictator, kellyanne conway selling ivanka trump's clothes and the president tweeting about nordstrom and his friendship with vladimir putin and his respect for him. don't let it go. there is something here. i was the one who said very early on flynn would be the first to go. he was. he is. willie? want to add anything? >> it's time to go. on tomorrow's show, speaker of the house paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell exclusively on "morning joe." stephanie ruhle picks up now. >> mika called it and it happened. good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. we have bre