and coke congressman luis gutierrez, they can for joining congressman luis gutierrez, , democrat of illinoismember of the judiciary committee and is the co-chair of the immigration task force of the congressional hispanic caucus. as we turn right now to look at another change in our nation's borders, border agents are increasingly seizing cell phones and amending passwords of travelers including u.s. citizens. a number of searcrches skyrocked under president obama, reaching 25,000 last year. the number is expected to be far higher this year. according to nbc news, more than 5000 devices were searched in february alone. that is more than all searched in 2015. nermeen: joining us now is esha bhandari, staff attorney, aclu speech, privacy, and technology project. she recently wrote an article titled, "can border agents search your electronic devices? it's complicated." welcome. could you explain, why is a complicated? what exactly can border agents do? >> this is an area were customs and border protection has policies and asserts wide authority to search and seize devices at the border. and whe

secretary gutierrez is now share of the albright stonebridge group. previously he spent nearly 30 years with the kellogg company, a global manufacturers and well known maker of food brands. in 1999 he was the youngest ceo in the company's 100-year history. without any further ado, please help me welcome carlos gutierrez. [ applause ]. >> good afternoon and thank you very much for having me on this very timely meeting. it is a pleasure to be here with peter mckay, paula stern. i want to thank you peter schecter and jason marsak for the invitation. the discussion today is about nafta, but we know that there is a big elephant in the room that's called immigration policy. and i'm not going to get into that, but i think it is important that we just realize that we're talking about our free trade agreement with mexico and canada and the backdrop is this new immigration executive order that should be finalized very soon. i think all the details are out, but that's going to add a level of complexity to this that i don't think we are fully acknowledging. peter

luis gutiÉrrez dice que seguirÁ demandando respuestas sobre las deportaciones a autoridades. de que se informara que no querÍan que los individuos ffueran sacados del edificio". jorge: polÍticos de su propio partido republicano. king dijo que no se puede restaurar nuestra civilizaciÓn con los bebÉs de otras personas, en aparente referencia a los hijos de los inmigrantes. >> las polÉmicas declaraciones del representante. " entiende que la cultura y la demografÍa son nuestro destino. no podemos restaurar nuestra civilizaciÓn con los bebes de otras personas", dijo. las acciones nos dijeron esperar. el congresista demÓcrata de california admitiÓ: "estos son mis dos bebÉs", en referencia a sus hijos asiÁticos. la diversidad es nuestra fuerza. todos los que parecen iguales son un desperdicio, una parodia. quiero ser yo. king sostuvo su postura. "como he dicho antes, esto aplica a alemanes hace 10 aÑos o cualquier poblaciÓn que no estÁ teniendo más bebÉs no puedes reconstruir tu civilizaciÓn con los bebÉs de otros y debes enseÑarles a tus hijos los valores para poder sobrevivir". au

. >> congressman gutierrez, are you part of this process at all? or are democrats on the sidelines appealing everything? >> very different process. in 2009 to 2010, i remember hundreds of republican

elizabeth gutiÉrrez: claro!y cuidados, pero extraÑo mucho actuar. maity: ¿cuÁl es tu opiniÓn de las cirugÍas plÁsticas? ¿quÉ consejo le puede estar a chicas tan jÓvenes, que a temprana edad se estÁn haciendo cambios drÁsticos? elizabeth gutiÉrrez: es triste ver a estas villas de 17 aÑos que se maquillan mÁs que uno, que quieren crecer. yo no estoy en contra de las cirugÍas, si te hace sentir bien. yo no estoy en contra de que te mires al espejo y te aceptes. todo con moderaciÓn, definitivamente. todo en exceso es malo. pero sÍ, el estar lanzando esta lÍnea de cuidado de piel para nada tiene que ver con la vanidad. acacia y yo siempre quisimos ayudar a la mujer de manera que se sintiera mÁs segura de ella misma, que pudiera tener tips, cuidarse y quererse un poquito mÁs. porque muchas mujeres con autoestima muy bajo, con un simple facial, ya se sienten otras. y yo sÉ que no todo mundo puede ir a hacerse un facial, pero hay tantas cosas caseras que se pueden hacer, que puede estar ese paso a quererte un poquito mÁ

esto es lo que dijo el congresista gutiÉrrez antes del encuentro.s utilizar este momento para abrir al pÚblico norteamericano la crisis que estÁ ocurriendo en la comunidad inmigrante. presentador: tan sencillo como recibir una alerta telefÓnica, asÍ de fÁcil sera enterarse de una redada migratoria a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn que lanza un joven inmigrante. presentadora: la herramienta gratis. cuenta con un sistema de verificaciÓn. nos acompaÑan vivo, adriÁn reyna, que trabajo en esta aplicaciÓn. cuÉntanos, cÓmo funciona? adriÁn: gracias. es una aplicaciÓn para ayudar a ponerte en contacto con familiares y personas de confianza si eres parte de una redada. presentador: cÓmo se te ocurre hacer esta aplicaciÓn? adriÁn: todo esto empezÓ porque mucha gente luego de que las detienen no tiene manera de ponerse en contacto con familiares. esto es un gran problema en nuestra comunidad. nuestro compromiso es crear herramientas que nuestra comunidad pueda utilizar para que las tengan a disposiciÓn. presentadora: cuÉntanos, la gente toma su telÉfono, va a la tiend

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gutierrez: he did say it! chair sensenbrenner: the gentleman will not cast aspersions on the president. rep. gutierrez: we have a president of the united states that said that mexicans are murderers, rapists, and drug dealers. but let's move on. it doesn't really surprise me the conversation we're having. it is not looking for a solution, it is looking for a demonization of a community of people to score political points. we can resolve it. we can resolve the problem. but we don't want to resolve this problem, just like we don't want to resolve the health care issue in this country. we don't want to resolve it, we want to make a political point about health care issue in this country. if we wanted to resolve it, we could do it. what we ask here is people and that say -- how can we expect to restore western civilization with other people's babies? that is what we have members of congress saying. that is part of what goes on here. it is a demonization. it is other people's babies. it is this constant, which i ha

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nbc's gabe gutierrez has late details. >> we need an ambulance. we're going to need some ambulances. >> reporter: after the collision, utter chaos. >> there's multiple people all over. >> reporter: authorities say a freight train heading eastbound slammed into this charter bus at a crossing in downtown biloxi just after 2:00 p.m. local time. the bus dragged 300 feet down the tracks. >> we had two victims that had to be extricated. they were trapped. we had to use the jaws of life. >> reporter: police say about 50 people were on the bus. most were injured. 35 people rushed to the hospital. at least four are dead. >> there's one underneath the train. >> reporter: emergency crews scrambled to the scene in less than two minutes. some of the injured including many senior citizens were pulled out through the bus' windows and air lifted to the hospital. witnesses say the bus got stuck on the tracks. it's unclear why. >> bodies come flying out of the bus. they went over the top of the bus, under the bus, under the train. people's arms and legs. i mean, it

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: tonight the manhunt for this hooded figure in this surveillance video is intensifying. police suspect he was checking for unlocked cars, minutes before he snuck into an apartment complex and stabbed tiffany ferguson to death. >> she had a heart for nursing. >> reporter: her roommate, kelsey cooper, heard the screams and called 911. >> we felt safe. we never felt like this could happen. >> reporter: so safe she says, they planned to sign a new yearlong lease later that same day. instead, according to police, the burglar entered the apartment through an unlocked door and raided it for valuables when he came upon the 23-year-old. >> this does appear to be a random act, a very rare, random act of violence in this particular area. >> reporter: in a written statement, her twin sister says tiffany was the best of us. she had a heart for people and wanted to help those who were less fortunate. to know her was to love her. she worked at this nashville hospital for years, an intensive care nurse after graduating from college in alabama. as they

here is nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> this is what a near-death experience looks like. italy's mt. etna erupted, spewing ash and steam. heart-pounding moments captured on camera. bystanders scrambled to safety, pelted by molten rocks. about 35 tourists and their guides were on the volcano. at least ten people were injured. one of the guys said hot lava hitting frigid snow caused a violent explosion. etna is one of the most active volcanos in the world. drone video showedity explosive reawakening last month. the volcano is still active and the survivors are recovering after the escape of a lifetime. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> now turning to peru where there's massive flooding and mud slides, leading to a dozen deaths this week with harrowing rescues caught on tape. this woman emerged from debris, covered in mud. she struggled to free herself, managed to cover over large pieces of wood to dry land where onlookers helped her to safety. another man made a narrow mistake after fast-moving mudslides toppled his truck completely on its side. he is seen crawling out of the window and to

gabe gutierrez has the video. >> reporter: this is what a near death experience looks like. italy's mount etna erupting, spewing ash and steam. heart capturing moments caught on camera as bystanders scrambling to safety. about 35 guides were there. ten people were injured. one of the guides said hot lava hitting frigid snow caused the explosion. etna is one of the most active volcanos in the world. drone video showed the explosive re-awakening last month after a quiet few years. tonight the volcano is still active and the survivors are recovering after the escape of a lifetime. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> nbc has decided to put the live in "saturday night live" all across the nation. for the first time in the show's 42-year history, "snl" will air live in all u.s. time zones for the final four episodes. usually mountain and pacific viewers see a taped version but now they can catch it live in primetime. if you're on the west coast you'll see it at 8:30 p.m. and it will still repeat at 11:30. the network says it wants everyone to be in on the joke at the same time. >>> tom

. >> reporter: richard gutierrez owns the breaking away bicycle shop down the street. he says he is glad to see some accountability and enforcement. >> should everything go to court? why not. >> reporter: that said, gutierrez like many cyclists is also a driver and sees both sides. >> there is always somebody doing something rude. particularly the bikes, they just fly through here without looking at the stop signs. >> reporter: bottom line, most accidents could be avoided if both parties followed the rules of the road. cyclists are being encouraged to hit record to protect themselves. >> we do need more reporting. we do need to track the numbers. >> reporter: susie steimle, kpix5. >> well, they are not taking any chances at dublin elementary. cleaning crews wiped everything down today after dozens of kids got sick. the possible cause, norovirus. >> terrible. >> the wife had it, we have all had it. bad stuff. >> so far, there is only one confirmed case of norovirus. the school district wants any kid that has a stomach bug to stay home for at least 48 hours after the sym

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story of real-life reality tv. >> my job is -- to terminate you. >> reporter: that was quick. two months after his debut as the host of "celebrity apprentice," arnold schwarzenegger is calling it quits. citing the show's baggage. with trump being involved in the show people have a bad taste, he told empire magazine. it's a very divisive period now. and i think this show got caught up in all that division. >> you're fired. >> reporter: president trump was the show's original host. and kept an executive producer credit. the show is produced and owned by mgm, but airs on the nbc television network. viewership plummeted. the president taunted schwarzenegger at the national prayer breakfast. >> i want to just pray for arnold, if we can, for those ratings. >> i'll be back. >> reporter: the action hero did not back down. >> hey, donald, i have a great idea, why don't we switch jobs, you take over tv, because you're such an expert in ratings and i take over your job. and then people can finally sleep comfortably again. hmm? >> reporter: the feud coming months after th

gabe gutierrez has a story of a syrian immigrant who is now in limbo. >> this is the moment this man broke down. >> how hard is it to look at that picture? >> too much. >> she's beautiful. >> the instant he saw a picture of his newborn niece for the first time. she and his sister live in california. but for the last nine months he has been here at the stewart immigration detention center in georgia, the largest in the u.s. >> i don't know my future. i don't know. >> after being drafted into the syrian army, he and several of his friends fled to the u.s. paying a smuggler to sneak them into mexico. they turned themselves into immigration officers at the u.s. border in california. his friends were sent to detention centers in california but have since been released while a judge considers their asylum. one of them who asked us not to reveal his face showed us his ankle monitor. by chance, he was sent to georgia and is still locked up. >> i don't see the cases as different. i think they share the same basis for asylum. >> the system has dramatic disparities. in 2015, the immigration cou

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> when we come back, history uncovered. the ancient treasure they found in a forgotten patch of land. >>> back now, with that moment that played out on live tv that has people around the world cracking up. any parent can relate, especially if you work from home. it started with an expert talking about some serious news of the day. when he got some unexpected visitors. nbc's anne thompson has the play by play. >> bbc world news is the epitome of british reserve. serious, straightlaced, until this interview about the upheaval in south korea with political scientist robert kelly. >> scandals happen all the time? >> cue the little one checking in on dad. suddenly the anchor's stiff upper lip wavers. >> one of your children has just walked in. shifting sands in the region to the north may change? do you think relations with the north may change? >> kelly fends off the first intruder. but wait, there's more. >> i would be surprised if they do. the -- >> reporter: not to worry, help is on the way. >> my apologies. >> reporter: the

dave gutierrez, nbc news, ohio. >> wishing them all the best of luck. we'll be right back. >>> later this week a new hotel will officially open in bethlehem in the west bank and the owner calls it the hotel with the worst view in the world. it's the creation of the british graffiti artist known as banksy. he's named it the walled off hotel. and it leaves no doubt on where he stands on one of the most divisive issues in the middle east. lucy kafanov explains. >> reporter: a room with a view that no one wants to see, until now. welcome to the walled off hotel in bethlehem, right on a corner of the controversial barrier separating the palestinian west bank from israel. no traditional five-star luxury here, but plenty of political and social commentary. it's just what you'd expect from the elusive street artist known as banksy. but why here? >> banksy never liked the walls. he always criticized the walls. his message is that this wall should be knocked down because the wall has two sides. and it's not serving any of the sides. >> reporter: with cherubs on o

nbc's gabe gutierrez has strategies you need to know. >> reporter: there's no indication the russian hackers used the stolen user information to commit mass identity fraud and prosecutors say they only spied on specific high-value targets. instead they launched spam marketing schemes which may have caused some people to see unwanted ads. but it's all raising questions about the safety of all email servers. >> but at its core i don't think yahoo is necessarily any more vulnerable an any other e-mail service. >> reporter: more than 205 billion emails are sent every day, that's expected to grow by 3% a year. >> it's very troubling. >> reporter: cyber security expert adam levine says the threat goes beyond email, social media, like pictures people post, tagged with locations, are easy tools for criminals. >> these photographs can lead burglars to your home or stalkers into your life or kidnappers to your kids. >> reporter: so how can you protect yourself? not just the basics, use long complicated passwords and keep software up to date. but also turn off gps location services and automati

>> gabe gutierrez in oklahoma tonight, thanks. >>> now to a deadly attack on a hospital in afghanistan. it was carried out by isis gunmen disguised as doctors. in happened in kabul, just yards from the u.s. embassy. when it was over, at least 30 people were killed. our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, has more tonight. >> reporter: afghan commandos landed on the roof of kabul's main military hospital as four isis gunmen were inside. some disguised as doctors, moving from ward to ward. i was in the operation room when a suicide bomber in a white doctor's uniform came in, said a doctor. i fell to the ground, then he shot my colleague. a local tv station caught terrified men hiding on narrow window sills during the six-hour siege. they were firing at doctors, visitors, and patients. i hid under a desk, said a man visiting a relative. the u.s. embassy in kabul is just a few blocks away. the embassy condemned the attack. no staff was reported hurt. at least 30 people were killed in the assault, including the government said, the attackers. it follows two similar raids in kabul on

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest as the region prepares for the worst. >> reporter: tonight, winter's revenge. the northeast bracing for impact after a treacherous commute this morning in chicago. the city's first snowstorm since december. >> one day it's 50 or 60. the next day it's in the 20s. it's hard to know. >> reporter: this wisconsin freeway shut down after several crashes. >> roads are terrible. multiple-vehicle accidents. >> reporter: a travel nightmare unfolding across the country. more than 4,600 flights already canceled for tomorrow. including almost all flights from newark. >> all the flights were canceled going back to chicago. so i'll be spending another night. >> reporter: in boston, philadelphia, and new york, schools are closed. more than 1,600 snowplows in new york alone are ready. 283,000 tons of salt are on hand. >> this should be a very serious blizzard. one that everyone should take seriously. >> reporter: some of the most epic nor'easters on record have come at the end of winter, including the so-called storm of the century in 1993. and this blizzard in 1888 th

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nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: in the farmland of rural ohio, the last year has harvesteding sadness. the longest road roger has ever endured. >> you just stand there helpless and watch it happen. there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: last march his 31-year-old daughter heather visited him. she excused herself and shut the door. >> she did heroin in my bathroom. >> reporter: right here? >> yeah. i'm the one that found her. >> reporter: his loss, sadly, is growing more common, especially in ohio, where new cdc reports shows an average of nine people died from a drug overdose every day in 2015. a number they know all too well. five days before christmas, roger and his son, roger t., would suffer another loss. gene was just 37 when he died also from a heroin overdose. >> my brother was my best friend. and between him and -- all the stuff my sister hit and my brother at the same time, and it's like being punched in the gut by a heavyweight boxer. knowing i was still addicted and still wanted to get high made me sick to my stomach. >> reporter: that's right. roger t. is addi

let's discuss with the democrat congressman luis gutierrez of illinois. let's do this differently. my suggestion is this, that the democrats have lost the messaging war when it comes to immigration. there is a perception, even though it is in defiance of fact, that unabodocuments immigrants are running around the country raining and killing and cherry picked cases, whether it's that terrible murder in california some years ago, they loom large. do you believe you have lost the messaging war? >> well, look, chris. here's what i do. i wake up every morning and try to do the best job i can for the greatest number of people. i don't think we have. i think that in new york, chicago, l.a. and the cities across this country we have mayors and police departments who say we cannot do our job if we lose the confidence of the people we are assigned to protect and to serve. and, so, they don't want to be immigration agents. so i'm happy to be on the program, chris, so that we could clarify some of the mischaracterizations. >> right. >> here's how i see it. they call them sanctuary cities. what

in your gutierrez concurrence. you wrote the opinion and wrote your own concurring opinion which is better than writing a dissent to your own opinion. you wrote a concurrence to your this move, if as you i ply in your concurrence, or you don't imply, you say, it could have titanic real-world implications when it comes to rules, 13,500 cases since 1984. in your book you say you don't overturn precedent unless accepted and a firmed by courts and people have reliance on the decision. so my question is, why in -- you're concurring. senator feinstein asks you about the facts of the case. in the concurring opinion, you say "there's an elephant in the room with us today. sorry, guys. i wasn't referring to the republicans. "we have studiously worked our way around it. the fact is chevron and brand x permit bureaucracies to take huge points of power that seems to square with the constitution of the framer's design. "maybe the time has come to face the behemoth." that sounds like again, you're going a step further and talkin

gutierrez can be singled out by way of judicial branch that judges are supposed to protect. i raised a separation of power concern about judges are the ones saying what the law is. >> as a supreme court justice, if you were to make this decision to overturn chevron, would you consider the implications on all of the cases in the u.s. and the rules and the uncertainty that it would create? >> goodness, senator, yes. >> and would you overturn it? is that what this means when you talk about maybe it's time to face the behemoth? >> smart my job as a circuit judge is when i see a problem i tell my bosses about it. like any good employee. and my job there, as i conceived it was to say, hey, listen, look at some of the implications, the real world implications of when we are doing here. >> but you would be the boss if you were the supreme court justice. and what rule do you think should replace sit in should we have denova review? that better. what do you think should replace chevron precedent. >> what preexists was skid more. written by jackson. that's what deexisted. agencies woul

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jorge: me acompaÑan carlos covello y luis gutiÉrrez.o. sin embargo, las polÍticas han cambiado poco. el congreso lo que debe hacer, en mi opiniÓn, es trabajar de manera bipartidista. aprovechar que este tema estÁ sobre el tapete, para impulsar una reforma migratoria integral. sabemos que el presidente ya le ha abierto la puerta a ese tipo de reformas. lo dijo en una reuniÓn con previstas la semana pasada y tambiÉn cuando fue ante el congreso omar pidiÓ que ambos partidos trabajaran juntos para una reforma migratoria. eso es lo mejor que puede hacer el congreso. este gobierno tiene que entender, cÓmo aprendió el Último, que el ejecutivo solo no puede resolver el tema. el congreso tiene que participar y aquÍ hay dos congresistas de ambos partidos que estÁn a favor de una reforma migratoria. jorge: antes de empezar el programa, me decÍa que nota mucho miedo. la intenciÓn del presidente trump es crear miedo harÁ que la gente se empiece a auto deportar. asÍ lo ve? >> es un cambio dramÁtico y radical. tenemos un presidente que dice de los mex