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the man driving that legislation is the governor of the state of texas, greg abbott. talk about the latest on the state's efforts to deal with sanctuary cities and enforce federal immigration lalalalala lou: joining me to talk about the great state of texas and its crackdown against sanctuary cities. texas governor greg abbott. congratulations on moving the legislation forward and getting passage. what's the next step? >> it passed first out of the texas senate. it passes out of the texas house. there are minor differences between the house and senate. here is what we do know. because it passed out of both of those chambers, we know a bill will be coming my desk. the real deal is texas is going to be a leader nationally by insuring we ban sanctuary city policies that has real teeth and consequences and officials who adopt sanctuary city policies. it will be impossible to have sanctuary city policies in the state of texas. president trump moves forward along with the attorney general jeff sessions. 20 people were arrested yesterday. was it yesterday? protesting the san

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dozens protested outside the governor greg abbott's mansion in austin yesterday.bbott signed the law sunday. it requires local law enforcement officials to help enforce u.s. immigration laws and allows police to question the immigration status of anyone they detain. opponents say the law will lead to racial profiling. >> reporter: this law does not keep our community safe. it goes against public safety. >> sally hernandez has been in a stand off with texas governor greg abbott over the legality of sanctuary cities which are communities that don't entirely comply with federal immigration law. but now honoring those requests will be mandated by a new state law in texas. she and other law enforcement officials must carry them out after governor abbott signed the law su live where he didn't have to answer questions. >> this law cracks down on policies like the travis county sheriff who declared she would not detain known criminals accused of violent crime. >> if the law goes into effect what your going to do? >> i will have to change my policy because i will not viola

texas governor greg abbott signed a bill banning sanctuary cities in the lone star state. the law allows police to question the citizenship of anyone they stop. police departments across the state oppose the law -- saying it makes officers' jobs harder. officials who do not cooperate with federal immigration authorities can be fined or charged. legal challenges to the law are already in the works. james clapper, the former director of national int general -- are scheduled to testify before the senate judiciary committee today about the russia probe. yates is expected to say she warned the white house in late january... that michael flynn's misleading comments about communications with russia's ambassador made him vulnerable to blackmail. flynn was forced to resign as national security adviser a few weeks later. a big honor for barack obama. he has become the third president to receive the j-f-k profile in courage' award. he accepted the award during a ceremony at j-f-k presidential library and museum in boston yesterday. the award is named for kennedy's 19-57 book that pro

the state of texas is facing growing criticism after the republican governor greg abbott who signed one of the nation's harshest immigration laws. abbott signed the bill, sb4, sunday night during a facebook live event with no advance public warning. the state bans sanctuary cities and allows police officers to check the immigration status of anyone they detain. governor abbott spoke about the new law in an interview monday with fox & friends. >> i was crowd last night to sign this law. this law effectively bans sanctuary cities in the state of texas. what it means is no county, no city, no governmental body in the state of texas can adopt any policy that provides sanctuary. second what it means, law enforcement officials such as sheriffs, will be required to comply with ice detainer requests. amy: the law was opposed by many powerful forces in texas including the police chiefs of , every big city in the state as well as major religious leaders. catholic cardinal daniel dinardo of houston said -- "immigration law should be enforced in a way that is targeted, proportional and , humane. th

texas governor greg abbott.all, there are no official sanctuary cities in texas, so i do this? >> all disagree with that assessment because as we speak, travis county which is where i'm looking at right now which is where the city of austin is located and is in violation of this law. will change their ordinance in the city of austin by september 1st, which is one of law goes into effect, travis county will be in violation of that. on top of that, we have places like harris county and houston as well, other cities and counties across the state of texas that are adopting policies and practices that seem to be in violation of this law. so it is necessary for texas to have this pair let me give you an example. under the policy, people who would be guilty of rate, sexual assault of a minor, even armed robbery or even ms-13 gang cartel members could be let out the travis county sheriff under the current policy. >> martha: you consider them sanctuary cities obvious the based on what you just said even though they may n

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governor greg abbott is expected to sign the measure into law.ly on seven, a one-on-one interview with an ice agent in our area.. as the debate about immigti is special agent in charge for homeland security investigations in d.c. and virginia. with president trump's tough stand on illegal immigration, many immigrants fear being deported. leck'-light-ner tells abc-seven's tim barber.. his team focuses on hardcore criminals, including m-s-13 gang mambers. "the washington post" reports.. the trump administration has doubled arrests of non-criminal immigrants over the same period last year. but most of the apprehended continue to be convicted criminals. seven on your side with an update about a growing health concern. the c-d-c now confirms a potentially deadly "superbug" has infected a maryland patient. it's one of 61 confirmed cases in 6 steates since 20-13. the majority of those cases are in new york and new jersey. the c-d-c is calling the superbug a serious global threat because it's resistant to all 3 medications it. doctors say the superbug ca

the governor of texas greg abbott defending border security by signing a law yesterday prohibiting thetes from laws. it will stop immigrants from helping cops among other things. david clarke, look who's here, with me now. good to see you, governor abbott wants to see the lawlessness. he says the law will make it illegal to defy federal officials. will this help the crackdown on the problem? >> god bless texas. good for governor abbott. i read this bill this afternoon, it's got teeth, that's what i like. starting september 1st, compels law enforcement agencies and other public officials to assist in cooperate and share information they have with immigration and customs enforcement. you know as well as i do successful law enforcement in the united states is predicated upon local, state and federal officers working together, sharing information in the pursuit of justice. i don't really care what mexico thinks about this. i care about the rule of law here in the united states, like i said, this thing has teeth it. calls for fines, it calls for jailtime of law enforcement officials that do

. >> >> the sanctuary city bill was signed into law by governor greg abbott, a staunch supporter of president trump. it will remove police chiefs and sheriffs from office for providing protections to undocumented immigrants. has protesters in texas promising legal action at trump'ser of debate in controversial immigration policy, part of the president's executive order threatening to take dollars away from sanctuary cities, temporary blocked in april by a federal court. the republican lawmaker who said he called ice said he did so of the protesters was carrying a sign that read, "i'm it illegal and here to stay." lindsay: coming up, clouds taking lindsay: welcome back. we are about possible rain. moment, we have cloud cover's. west of town should see sunshine. maybe a chance of late afternoon or evening thunderstorms. we will keep an eye on that. warmer temperatures for the rest of the afternoon. we will talk about that today at 4:00. lindsay: me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close t

governor greg abbott claims he will sign this bill. thank you for coming on. this do exactly? this law? >> this ensures we are going to ban sanctuary cities in the state of texas and imposes civil penalties that can add up to more than $25,000 a day, it can impose jail time on officials who don't follow the law, and it can lead to the removal of these public officials from their jobs such as a sheriff like in travis county who allowed century state policies to operate in travis county. >> tucker: right. all of that is from an outsider perspective makes perfect sense, but i'm struck by the number of local sheriffs who say they are against this. why would they be against this? >> well, as you might imagine, shiva probably doesn't want to wind up in jail, which would be one reason why they would be against it. if you look at the sheriffs who come out against it, they are sheriffs in counties that are democratic in nature. and so i think they are talking more to their electoral base as they are to what the real issue is, tucker, what the real issue is here is publ

. >>> the texas governor greg abbott signing a city ban into law over the weekend, and those against the legislation states the protest yesterday in the law will allow police to ask whether someone is in the u.s. illegally during a routine stop, and it also threatens the shares with jail time if they do not cooperate with federal immigration agents, and police chiefs from dallas, fort worth, austin and san antonio have publicly opposed the legislation . >>> it is for 14 a.m.. -- 4:14 am. >>> let's go to the gilroy commute and check out from gilroy, to morgan hill the san jose, looking good. not a lot going on and that is the way we like it, easing into the monday. the main part of the silicon valley looking good if you are getting on the road early, a lot of people up and adam trying to hit the road early. very nice of highway 17. we look at the toll plaza because if something goes wrong here and affects a lot of people but looking good into san francisco.>>> it will be a beautiful monday, embrace it. >> i am. >> good morning. >>> we have the wind and temperatures on the driver side

demonstrators against the sanctuary city ban gathered outside the texas governor's mansion after governor greg abbott signed one of the toughest laws on immigrants in years. >> republican leaders streamed the signing on facebook live yesterday. >> backlash has been so strong that the governor wanted to sign the bill alone in his office. >> reporter: banning so called sanctuary cities will allow every sheriff -- >> it threatened jail time if they don't cooperate with federal agents. >> they don't get to pick and choose which laws they will obey. >> police chiefs from dallas to san antonio have criticized the measure. hispanics will now be subjected to racial profiling some say. >> even the native born are in fear that they'll be pulled over and asked by a police officer whether they belong here or not. >> the law will take effect on september 1st. >>> the head of the aclu is promising to fight the law in court and at the ballot box. >>> president trump is reaching out to the next president of france. he sent a tweet to emanuel mac roan on his big win. he defeated marie la pen. he told supporters he wo

they object to governor greg abbott's new, no sanctuary city law, protects it. stop the session. police cleared out the demonstrators. it did not end there, though. a republic and lawmaker says that he called i.c.e. to report some of those protesters. those, throwing democrats into a rage and setting up this ugly chain of events. watch this. >> he walked by, walk back and told us, i called i.c.e. and we said, what? he said, yeah, i called i.c.e. then, he said, f them. >> do you say things to incite people? >> martha: that is exactly what he did. here is dana loesch, host of "dana." i remember when we use to show scenes from south korea, sometimes eastern european countries, where legislators were brawling and we would look at it, that doesn't happen here. now, apparently it does, dana. >> thanks for having me. a couple of things to note about this, as well. matt rinaldi, i'm coming to you from irving, texas, this is his area. in this capitol building, there are numerous videos that are on a bunch of different websites showing some protesters are bragging about i

kimberly: texas governor greg abbott signed a bill banning section were a cities in the state. the law allows the police to question the citizenship of anyone they stop. police department across the state law areallenges to the already in the works. happening tomorrow, the fourth u.s. circuit court of appeals in rule on thel travel ban. the travel ban seeks to ban entry for people from six majority muslim countries. roaring in florida and georgia, gusty wind, dry conditions hampering the fight. 106 fires are burning in florida. thick black smoke is forcing the police to close major highways. in southern georgia, a massive wildfire forced a mandatory evacuation in st. george. in as burned 11,000 acres national wildlife refuge. --t fire has forced nearly scorched nearly 130,000 acres. one of the most famous is suggesting a new way to get to the hollywood sign for can you guess? a gondola. he is looking at ways to go to possiblyt with people boarding near universal studios. i can see that being popular. josh: absolutely. people already want to take pictures with it. inberly: a nic

to spend our own money at a retention request. >> she is going to say to governor greg abbott. for a long time. he is a great guy. i understand his heart. but she is going to say to them coming you want us to spend money to house hetero prisoners? you reimburse us. if that might be a way to cushion the blow. this is an issue of china and possibly elected holders figure out how to spend their tax dollars. >> indeed they should. urging lawmakers to put it aside and show courage by saving the affordable care act, will's comments have an impact after mr. obama famously refused to negotiate with republicans in office. we debate next. ♪ you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." former president obama making his first -- [laughter] >> i don't even know what was said, i know it was funny. >> former president making his first comments as the house to vote repealing obamacare. while excepting a profile in courage award at the jfk library i

. >> reporter: signed into law by governor greg abbott it threatens to jail or removes chiefs from office. police can ask the immigration status of anyone they stop. protesters in texas before promised legal action at the center of the debate over the controversial immigration policies. part of the president's executive order threatening to take dollars away from sanctuary april by a federal court. a california judge called the president's executive order on sanctuary cities too broad. that chaos in the texas house, well, it came on the last day of the session, diane and kendis. >> kenneth moton live from washington. thank you. >>> also breaking overnight former panamanian dictator manuel noriega died. he ruled panama from 1983 to 1989. the u.s. arrested him on drug trafficking charges. he spent 17 years in a federal prison. panama's current president said his death closes a chapter in their history and his relatives deserve to bury him in peace. he was 83. >>> now to baghdad where at least 15 are dead after an explosion in the central part of the capital. the massive explosion went off o

. >> reporter: governor greg abbott who signed senate 4 on facebook live says it's about public safetynot racial profiling. >> no one can be pulled over and stopped just for no reason or because of what their race may be. there has to be that probable cause. >> reporter: this woman who didn't want us to show her face is undocumented. she crossed the border 15 years ago to be with her husband's family. immigrants are looking over their shoulders like never before, she said. >> doing the right thing is fighting for those who have no voice and who live in fear. >> reporter: if the law takes effect september 1st, mayor reyes says fines could wipe out this town's entire $250,000 annual budget in two weeks. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, texas. >> in pennsylvania this week, jury selection begins in the criminal trial of bill cosby, who is charged with sexually assaulting a woman at his home near philadelphia, charges the entertainer denies. nbc's ron allen has those details. >> reporter: while bill cosby said in a radio interview last week he wants to be back on stage -- >> i want to get back to

amy: texas' republican governor greg abbott has signed one of the nation's harshest immigration lawsbanning sanctuary cities and giving authority to the police to check the immigration status of anyone they detain.

demonstrators filled the austin state house rallying against the state's sb 4 bill, simon's law signed by greg abbott earlier this month. it requires local police departments to enforce federal immigration laws. as the crowd grew republican representative rinaldi said he shov on the flew when put aid head. rinaldi said he did after he sa. he l it is putting rinaldi's c a lia and a hateful man. for him. no charges were filed on behalf of any of those involved. monday was actually the last day of the texas legislative session that began in january. many lawmakers are blaming the scuffle on the last few weeks that i they're calling very stressful and strenuous. anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> meetings between president trump's son-in-law jared kushner and top russian officials are at the middle of an fbi investigation into the co-collusion. reports that they tried to set up back channel communications between the campaign and russian officials has the white house circling the wagon. errol barnett reports. >> reporter: the president's son-in-law and adviser jare

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. >>> governor greg abbott signed the measure on a facebook livestream last night with no public warning. it lets police ask during routine stops if someone is in the u.s. legally. it alo threatens law officers with jail if they don't cooperate. with federal immigration agents. the law is set to take effect on september 1st. >>> the president-elect of france says a new page has been turned in french politics. 39-year-old emmanuel macron easily defeated his far right poentd marine le pen. he's the first elected from outside the two main political parties since 1958. mark phillips is in paris. >> reporter: well, an election that was full of anger and scandal and intrigue has in the end produced the expected result. emmanuel macron, a 39-year-old former investment banker and former cabinet minister who has never run for public office before has been elected the next president of france. he does not come from either of the main traditional political parties. french voters rejected the socialist and the conservative republicans in the first round and they rejected the far right marine le pen.

this morning governor greg abbott signed a new law that scraps the fingerprinting but requires yearlykground checks. the old law took away choices from customers when it came to transportation. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda is with us. the weather here? mild. >> mild or a little bit chilly. in fact, on the coast, clouds there all day, misty skies, drizzle at times. and temperatures may trend a little bit cooler here over the next couple of days before we see warmer weather returning heading towards next weekend. right now you got sunshine, looking for belvedere back to san francisco. 66 degrees. across the bay, 59 in the sunshine. that's chilly sunshine. san francisco seeing winds close to 20 miles per hour. still in the 70s around the east bay hills near sunol. mainly mid-60s from palo alto, 66 in san jose. overcast skies and mid-60s right now. here's the culprit. that strong on-shore breeze. those wind speeds into concord up to 20 miles per hour. ocean temperatures here still in the low to mid-50s. so when winds are coming in off that ocean 20 to 30 with low clouds, obviously we're g

demonstrators filled the austin state house rallying against the state's sb 4 bill, simon's law signed by greg abbott earlier this month. it requires local police departments to enforce federal immigration laws. as the crowd grew louder, republican representative matt rinaldi said he called i.c.e. of protesters. >> he saw crowds and he saw illegals. >> that set off pushing and shoving among lawmakers on the flew when put a bullet in hid head. rinaldi said he did make the tletd only after he said kn navarres threatened his life. he later himself took to twitter it is putting rinaldi's claim writing this part he's a liar and a hateful man. got no use for him. no charges were filed on behalf of any of those involved. monday was actually the last day of the texas legislative session that began in january. many lawmakers are blaming the scuffle on the last few weeks that i they're calling very stressful and strenuous. anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> meetings between president trump's son-in-law jared kushner and top russian officials are at the middle of an fbi i

greg abbott made the announcement on facebook live without advance notice last night. the law would allow police during routine traffic stops to ask whether someone is in the u.s. legally. and they could be jailed if dough don't cooperate. >> now for a look at the weather. parts of southern california were hit by a winter-like storm yesterday that packed heavy range, lightning, hail and snow to the higher elevations. funnel clouds were even spotted across parts of the inland empire and shut down the red carpet at the mtv awards. the latest radar in the west shows those storms are still concentrated over southern over a lot of the rockies and the southwest. areas around denver are now expecting hail, damaging winds, even a tornado or two. >>> all right, coming up a shooting creates panic outside one of miami's most famous and upscale hotels. >>> plus, rescuers take action saving a man who fell nearly 100 feet into a mine shaft. >>> boston police investigate the murder of a pair of doctors who were set to be married. the search for a motive ongoing right now. >>> it's th

. >> reporter: signed into law by governor greg abbott it threatens to jail or chiefs fromtion status of anyone they stop. leg cent controversial immigration policies. part of the to take dollars away from sanctuar april by a federal the president's executive order that chaos in the texas house, the session, diane and kendis. >> kenneshgton. thank you. >>> also breaking overnight pan he ruled panama from 1989. the u.s. arrested him on drug trafficking charges. he spent 17 years in a federal prison. panama's current president said his death closes a chapter in their history and his relatives deserve to bury him in peace. he was 83. >>> now to baghdad where at least 15 are dead after an explosion in the central part of the capital. the massive explosion went off outside a popular ice cream shop in an area of the city where many residents go to eat after fasting during the day for ramadan. isis quickly claiming responsibility for the attack. just a few years ago abc news profiled that same ice cream shop. >>> police in manchester, england are asking for the public's help regarding survei

. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott. >> there's a possibility one of these tornados was on theround for up to a 50 mile stretch, which would be the longest stretch of a tornado on the ground that i've ever heard of. >> reporter: at one point, nearly 10,000 people were out of power after massive transmission poles like this one were knocked down. the tornado tossed cars at this dealership and blew this storage facility to pieces. in mississippi, one person was killed and child electrocuted. while playing outside after a rainstorm. in arkansas, two children were swept away from their mother in fast-moving floodwaters. they're still missing. torrential rains there killed at least one person and roads and homes were flooded. >> we were in i guess about two or three inches of water. >> all this was flooded when we came. >> reporter: two people drowned in missouri. and this tractor-trailer was swept away by floodwaters. roads in oklahoma were also washed out. >> i'm a little bit scared that there's a possibility this may surpass the 2015 flood. >> reporter: a spring blizzard in weste

. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott is expected to sign the new bill into law, but while many states moving closer to doing the same, critics say the only way to make police work truly safe is better training and a deeper relationship with the community. >> ninan: thank you, tony. legendary rocker gregg allman died today at his home in savannah, georgia. sweet melissa the soulful singer-songwriter cofounded the allman brothers band with his brother duane. he battled liver cancer for several years and stopped performing six months ago. his new album is scheduled to come out in september. gregg allman was 69 years old. coming up next, we're on the front lines of the food crisis in war-torn syria. ys to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications. in clinical studies,... the majority of people on humira... saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission

. >> reporter: and just this morning, republican texas governor greg abbott pointed to a bullet-riddled target and actually said this: >> i'm going to carry it around in case i see any reporters. ( laughter ) >> reporter: some say this antipress sentiment is being fueled by president trump. >> aew fake news the enemy of the people, and they are. they are the enemy of the people. >> it's really a game changer. >> reporter: joel simon is executive director of the committee to protect journalists. >> what journalists are doing their job and asking tough questions and sometimes being a little pushy, that that would somehow justify some sort of physical attack, that's unacceptable. and we have to speak out about that. >> reporter: america's a long ways away from the kind of attacks sometimes including murder, that journalists have suffered in other countries. the worry, anthony, is that violence against journalists here could be an ominous step in that direction. >> mason: barry petersen in montana. thanks, barry. in egypt, a bus load of christians was ambushed as it was headed to a monaster

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lawmakers, mark zuckerberg, tim cook and nine other business leaders sent a letter to texas governor greg abbott to protest what they call discriminatory legislation. the bill mandates that transgender students use rest rooms corresponding with the gender on their birth certificate. the ceos say the law would be damaging for business and they point to the boycotts in north carolina after similar legislation was passed there. ultimately reversed. >>> well, here is a bizarre one. a court in switzerland convicted a man for defamation for liking posts on facebook. the unnamed 45-year-old defendant liked a string of posts that accused an animal rights activist of being a antisemite and neo-nazi. they sued him that by liking their post he spread the content and acted with intent to harm and without any justifiable cause. >> a twitter post has a long-time california congressman explaining his actions during a protest outside his office. take a look at this photo. republican congressman darrell issa is seen on the roof of his district office today. his main opponent in next year's election democrat mike