you find the place where she bought a badge and handcuffs.ible one. [laughs] josh mankiewicz (voiceover): remember, diana had said the injuries to her face came from a bicycle crash. at trial, her attorney acknowledged that was a lie, but he did not say what the real story was. the jury deliberated for nearly five days. we, the jury, in the above entitled action, find diana j. haun guilty of willful, deliberate, premeditated murder. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): they convicted diana of murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy, and sentenced her to life without parole. mike dally, diana's lover and perhaps co-conspirator, went on trial, a few months later. josh mankiewicz: proving that michael dally is a terrible husband, a terrible man, terrible in almost every way i can think of-- that's a lot easier than proving that he's guilty of conspiring with diana haun for sherri's murder. yes, it is. that was a tougher case. and yes, much tougher case. and that's what the defense argued. they said he's a jerk. he was a terrible husband. he did awful things.

mistake of where to park, probably used to driving up with the gear he was working on, he was in handcuffste some time, and he is facing a charge what you say to those who will come to town and maybe disobey an order. you have got multiple messages. you are asking people to be vigilant, what messages should be sent out there? >> first message is, don't drive on the sidewalk don't park on grass on capitol grounds, unless you are given permission to do that. we need to be vigilant. our officers were less than a minute in observing this individual driving on the sidewalk and having him in handcuffs. we had no idea what all of that was about. there were people on the sidewalk. those are the kinds of things that all of us are on alert for. so, people can expect a quick reaction from law enforcement if they are engaging in concerning behavior. >> reporter: good morning, thanks for taking our questions, i am randy bass with d.c. news now. over the last 24 hours, we have learned, the president-elect is planning to have a large rally at capital one arena, the sunday before election. is the safety a

this is what winning looks like this is the handcuffs handcuffs being taken off.ountry illegally and have committed crimes in the jurisdictions in which they live so the frontline of ice enforcement operations with the support of the white house historic victory and turned it into winning on the front line going out and knocking on the doors people in the country and committed other crimes. 2300 is a great number. let's see where we are at. this is just beginning. so the handcuffs are off. they are going to be allowed to do their jobs in ways that they have never done before just like we are doing on the front line at cbp, historic, unprecedented support from our heroes in the military new authorities to protect our borders make america safe again by having a secure border and safe streets in the interior. >> lawrence: one of the things that illegal migrants do that make it difficult for ice agents to do job some have children in americans where they become citizens but they aren't citizens. j.d. vance took on this issue on sunday. let's watch it. >> if you are an

migrants being deported back from the united states arrive here in latin america in handcuffs. >> a race against the rain. their aim to divert water that could trigger dangerous mudslides. >> we'll be here. >> however long we need to be. >> in order to help this community recover. >> it's just so hard to get to the super bowl and i don't take it for granted. >> these guys. >> are hungry. >> we got one more to go. they don't give me a vote for mvp, but i would vote for saquon. >> live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina macfarlane. hello. >> and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us. >> from. >> around the world i'm max foster. it's monday january the 27th, 9 a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. in washington and bogota, colombia, where a trade war fueled by u.s. president donald trump's immigration crackdown now appears to have been averted. late on sunday, president trump imposed, then quickly suspended a 25% tariff on colombia after the country agreed to accept military flights carrying deported migrants. earlier, colombia's president had apparently blocked two of

i didn't realise that we had him in handcuffs and we were turning him over— handcuffs and we were turning those are issues that don't deputies and police — issues that don't deputies and police officers are dealing with — police officers are dealing with so _ police officers are dealing with so again that is why we are asking for your patience. yesterday at palisades we had one arrest for curfew violation stop— one arrest for curfew violation stop unfortunately they resisted arrest and in eaton we had six — resisted arrest and in eaton we had six arrest last night, three _ had six arrest last night, three for curfew violations and three — three for curfew violations and three for— three for curfew violations and three for additional violations including carrying a concealed firearm — including carrying a concealed firearm and narcotics —related charges~ — firearm and narcotics —related charges~ i_ firearm and narcotics —related charges. i gave you stats about things — charges. i gave you stats about things deputies are dealing with— things deputies are dealing with irr— things deputies ar

but putting handcuffs back to idf, will stop them from destroying terrorism. and stop them from saving freedom in the middle east and america. that is what worries me. all right. joining me now, welcome back old friend senator majority whip mr. john are are barrasso. happy new year to you, sir. >> great to be with you. larry: so you are long time member of the foreign relrelation committee, your take on this you may have heard my opening riff. and some of my concerns about this story, i love it that hostages will be released. hopefully. but i'm not sure about the rest of the story senator barrasso, you can help me out, sir? >> well, i agree with you, what you had to say, i don't know details either, good news if hostages get released. but we can't stop until all released. if donald trump had not gotten reissuing lekked i reelected i don't think it would have come to pass, world is waking up to fact we have a new american president coming in to rebuild, reestablish, restore and do all things in terms of american power around the world, american strength and pro

but putting handcuffs back on idf will stop them from destroying terrorism and stop them from saving freedom in the middle east and america. thank you for coming back on. larry: you're a member of the foreign relations senate and i want to get your take on this. you may have heard my opening riff and some of my concerns about this story, i love it that the hostages will be released, hopefully, but i'm just not sure about the rest of the story, senator barrasso. can you help me out, sir? >> i'd agree with you, larry. >> we can't stop till they're all released and the big picture is if donald trump hasn't gets the winnen reelected and i don't think this sort of thing will come to pass. the world is waking up to the fact that we have a new american president coming in who will rebuild, reestablish, restore, and do all the things in terms of american power around the world and american strength and projecting that and bad guys around the world are seeing it and are reacting as a result. with regard to israel, we need to make sure that security and safety of people of israel is preserved

at me and come at me hard.t two weeks after i posted the video the fbi raided my home, put me in handcuffsent of computers, ipads,t thumb drives, camera equipment and put me in handcuffs and took me to jail. after i got out of jail, they charge me with two felonies and a misdemeanor and adding obstruction of a felony andtes facing 30-35 years in prison foo the 8 minutes i stood nonviolently outside of the capitol. to maks e this entire thing stil they created a story i stood outside of the capitol shooting "go, clo will not go, go x cut" and take it, take it and i never did such a thing. t nonetheless i took a misdemeanor plea deal rather than choosing to go to trial and part of my misdemeanor plea deanse l with signing department of defense to say those things when i did not do those things. >> laura: a lot of people opsignedle admissions of guiltt because of the same kind of admission and they didn't want to go to jail for 30 years. nocommw congressman raskin of ty committee said his pardon from biden is completely different from yours and other j6 defendants. watch. >> the people were p

there have been kind of these, like proverbial handcuffs around ice? do you think that's a fair kind of description of the situation? >> no. listen, during during the biden administration, there were policies put in place that restricted ice from making, you know, from took. deprioritize certain individuals. um, but what we're talking about here are individuals who are, you know, charged with typically crimes that have no nexus to public safety. right? so people charged with driving offenses, traffic offenses, um, you know, those are the populations that that basically the biden administration said, i didn't say, don't take them. said, we don't want you to focus on that population. we want you to focus on people who, you know, committed violent felonies or pose an active threat to public safety. and so look what we're talking about to the numbers here are very marginal at best, right? if you look at the obama administration, as you noted earlier, it did have certainly we had more deportations, certainly, than the trump administration. but we had these

put me in handcuffs and put me in jail.th me with two felonies and misdemeanor and adding the 1512 obstruction of an official proceeding felony i was facing 30 to 35 years in prison for the 8 minutes that i stood nonviolently outside of the capitol. to make this entire thing stick, they created this story that i stood outside of the capitol shouting go, go, go. to encourage people to enter the building and take it, take it encourage people to take a shield from an officer. did i no such thing. it never happened. nonetheless i took a misdemeanor plea deal rather than choosing to go to trial. part of my misdemeanor plea deal was signing their statement of offense saying that i did those things. when i did not do those things a will the of people signed the admissions of guilt because they didn't want to go to jail for 30 years. isabella, congressman raskin of the j 6 committee says that his pardon from biden is completely different from yours and other j 6 defendants. watch. >> the people who were pardoned the morning were pa

guy: he's trying to handcuff the incoincoming administration ande biden's parly lost and to the extent, it's up to the white house council to figure out what's doable and what isn't. the fact that donald trump can come in with a flick of the wrist and affect as much as possible on executive action is appropriate literally on day one. more complicated on this and congress in a symar majority and the review act to go back and rescind costly regulations and this would being at the very top of the list. rachel: we had marc morano on from climate depot talking about it and want as two week job from the federal government going through all the agencies and cut out all of the climate policies, that are wasteful and by the way end up being gift for a lot of donors who haven't the insight deals on some of the climate initiatives and yeah, it's a really important thing and i say it doesn't matter who you talk to and latino voters and all understood that inflation as we heard it's the economy, stupid, inflation was related to the energy costs, to the cost of energy and that that was indeed a big

ice agents, they are going to lose the handcuffs put on them by the biden administration.e going to put the handcuffs on the bad guys. >> tom, i was watching our friends other at one of the other networks this morning on msnbc. and they went on and on about how expensive deporting migrants is going to be i think we have it. >> trump's actions including declaring a national emergency at the southern border. farce we have know the latest reporting is there isn't one at the southern border. the crossings are at the lowest they have been. >> laura: okay. so there is no emergency, the crossings are the lowest they have been and they are saying that donald trump won't deport as many people as obama did first of all numbers aren't down significantly. they wanted joe biden or kamala harris to be reluctant. the numbers are still historic thousands through the cbp 1 app. stopped today. cuba, nicaragua, cuba and venezuela. there is still thousands every day. i see thousands being arrested by border patrol. count the got-aways there still historic numbers. they created several differe

we will take the handcuffs off i.c.e. and they will arrest criminal aliens. >> trace: meantime tiktok officially on track to go dark this sunday with the supreme court refusing to reverse a ban on the chinese-owned social media platform, unless of course trump steps in. the latest on that in moments. but first, senior national correspondent kevin corke live in the nation's capital with more on the last minute changes to the inauguration. >> reporter: be sure to bring your park city park up because monday's forecast in the nation's capital is calling for a high of just 23 degrees at a low of just ten. what's more, brutal winds are expected to really whip things up across the city making temperatures feel more like they are going to be in the single digits, which is why this inauguration day is moving inside. employees with just 72 hours to move the set up inside. lawmakers are -- their offices have even less time than that to tell their constituents some of you won't be able to attend. no crowing about crowd sizes this tim

he also said he's ready to take the handcuffs off of i.c.e.se they haven't been able to do their job. brian: right. and also on the wall, they're building the wall, drone, there's a lot of high-tech. and just quick, i think the self-deportation that mitt romney was mocked for, they said if you make things really tough when you get here with e-verify, people begin to not come or leave. and according to an immigration attorney, he goes, it's causing if migrants to leave on their own knowing that they're going to be deported or they could go back and go to mexico. because if you're in cuba and venezuela, you don't want to go back, i get it. it's not our problem, but i get it. they're going to look for another south american country. and remember, that's why a lot of them ended up in panama. they realized they couldn't get in here, they ended up staying. steve: well, you would probably rather be in control of your destiny rather than the federal government, and that's why people are heading south or elsewhere. after the report leaked in the "wall

arrived by plane in handcuffs, claiming they were beaten and denied bathroom access. brazil, calling it a flagrant disregard for their rights. back in the u.s, immigrant rights groups are now ramping up their efforts, staffing tip lines to report locations of federal agents and hosting know your rights meetings in the days and weeks ahead. nikole d'antonio, abc news, washington. >> nicole, thank you. and the trump cabinet is taking shape. south dakota governor kristi noem was confirmed and sworn in as homeland security secretary. she will oversee ice and the other agencies tasked with executing trump's border security plan. >> we turn now to the fragile mideast cease fire, surviving its first major test. palestinians are returning to northern gaza for the first time in over a year. this morning, they were blocked after israel accused hamas of violating the cease fire. but now a civilian hostage is set to be freed this week. as abc's britt clinton reports, she was supposed to be among the hostages released two days ago. >> we saw emotional reunions for those four hosta

. ♪♪ >>> police handcuff an 11-year-old girl in a case of mistaken identity and a pilot is pulled from plane. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the atlanta journal-constitution" reports a southwest airlines pilot was arrested at hilton head international airport and charged with dui. a source familiar with the incident tells cbs news david allsop was removed from the cockpit of the chicago-bound plane before it was scheduled to take off. he allegedly smelled of alcohol and may have shown other signs of intoxication. southwest says he's been removed from duty. >>> "the new york times" says sheriff's deputies in syracuse, new york, handcuffed an 11-year-old black girl after mistaking her for a suspect in a car theft. video shows the girl being detained by deputies monday. they were looking for a girl wearing similar clothing, wanted in connection with a stolen car six blocks away. the 11-year-old was handcuffed for seven minutes. the sheriff's office said it did not notify the girl's parents that she'd been detained. >>> the "associated press" said cuba started

i didn't realize we had him in handcuffs. we were turning him over to lapd because he was dressed like a fireman and he was not. he just got caught burglarizing a home. >> early estimates predict $150 million in damage from the wildfires. some homeowners are calling for the government to make available home loans with 0% interest. one man in altadena with a message to lawmakers saying, if you can spend billions of dollars fighting a war, you can spend $1 billion to help us get back where we were at. governor gavin newsom is set to ease building restrictions and requirements for permits to help people rebuild faster. >> my wife and i are even considering whether or not we rebuild, but at this point with the insurance companies, it's a smoother transaction. it's a smoother road. if you rebuild, it's insanity. hotels are packed to the gills, shelters are packed to the gills. you know, hopefully a lot of these elderly have children or, you know, some sort of i pray i pray that they have some means of finding a place to, you know,

i didn't realise we had him in handcuffs.he lapd because he was dressed like a fireman and he was not. he'd just got caught burglarising a home. that was my house. this is the main house... with tens of thousands of people staying in emergency hotels and shelters, they are safe for now, but have no idea where they will go next. serenity�*s family of 11 fled minutes before their home burned. people like me, without insurance, we don't know what we're going to do. we are at shelters like this. we are going all around town, some of us have lost our cars. some of us have lost our sense of being. the city faces a massive task to provide housing for the areas that are lost. the scale of the destruction in neighbourhoods is vast. whole schools gone. as you know, our beloved south campus has been severely damaged by the recent fires and many of our families and staff have experienced great personal loss. crews had begun to slow the spread of the eaton fire but strong winds are driving it back into life. this helicopter�*s flying just

i have seen folks go out and walk out in handcuffs. stealing something. >> reporter: gibbs disappointed but acknowledges what happens. >> a lot of stuff goes on here that does not go on in other safeways, other stores. >> reporter: it is a loss for gibbs but more so far the neighbors that will not have as many options. >> the supervisor says he is working with other city departments to ensure food access in the short, medium and long-term. >>> let's get to our all important weather and all eyes on southern california. especially overnight, paul heggen here to fill us in. things should shift a little bit. we head through tonight and tomorrow and thursday. the off shore winds continue. tonight, tomorrow, gusty at times, especially higher elevations. thursday, it will weaken and shift. running parallel to the coast instead of straight off of the shore. a weak onshore breeze is going to develop. the wind shift is complicating for the crews they would welcome the moisture, the humidity that it would bring. still, another day and night. in s

he had his little handcuffs and his little toy walkie talkie. then whenever the theme song came on, he would walk around and he just thought he was the baddest little thing. i think he was in kindergarten at sheridan because he and i attended the same elementary school there was an officer bill. he would just be like mom officer bill was there then one day, he said, mom, i touched his gun. and he was just so happy about it. everything happened at five minutes. i would say everything. happened at 4 to 5 years old. it's like one of those goals to where you just you can't you can't just let go. high school. i think you know everybody kind of strays. he was just riding the wave. and i mean, he graduated. thank god. one day i think he was about 20 or 21. he told me, he said mom. i want to be a cop or a firefighter, i said. no you're going to be a firefighter. but that's really not what he wanted to do. his words were i want to make a difference. and that was a really proud moment for me when he said that my dad was a cop in the philippines for 20 yea

firefighter and i asked him if he was ok because he was sitting down — i did not realise we had him in handcuffse turning him over to the lapd because he was dressed like a fireman and he was not — he just got caught burglarising homes. that was my house. this is the main house. with tens of thousands of people staying in emergency hotels and shelters, they're safe for now but have no idea where they will go next. serenity�*s family of 11 fled minutes before their home burned. people like me with no insurance, we don't know what we're going to do. we are at shelters like this. we are going all around town. some of us have lost our car, some have lost our sense of being. the city faces a massive task to provide housing for the areas that are lost. # we will rise... # we'll rise... at a church in pasadena, the sunday congregation summoning the strength to face the day. the community is pulling together to weather this disaster, but there were fears over how some are being affected. you know, people can take the land and buy the land. we want to make sure they remain the land owners and they contin

a volunteer shot this video which apparently shows a man in handcuffs surrounded by agents. city officials reported the man arrested was a colombian national. >> this was exactly what the rapid response network was built for, to be able to effectively respond to alerts of i.c.e. activity in the community. >> reporter: jeremy baros is a member of the network who gets text alerts and is dispatched to check out reports of i.c.e. activity. >> what we are seeing right now is targeted enforcement. we aren't seeing large scale raids. >> reporter: he says community members are fearful of any i.c.e. activity under the new administration, but so far what's happening doesn't appear to be part of the threatened mass deportations. >> these are individuals. i.c.e. is looking for specific individuals. >> reporter: the mayor said, "sjpd does not assist or participate in these operations. i sincerely hope i.c.e. remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community." the ra

. >> it would be a matter of time before we'd be put in handcuffs on jamichael and under the heat of interrogation lights, the cold hearted truth begins to emerge. >> who's going to give us an opportunity to show who you are and how things how things happen? >> jamichael admits he broke up with danielle for good at the creek, and the next thing i knew, she wasn't breathing and i freaked out. his best friend, dominic lock, was just 70 yards away. >> after a while, he came back to me and he told me she was dead. he was like, we need to get rid of the body. >> dominic admits he helped michael move danielle up the creek bed. michael took over from. >> there in the car. we're back home. that's when i got the cinderblocks and the rope tied her up and put her in the river. >> but why would michael callously murder his sweet girlfriend? he tells cops he freaked because danielle lied and told him she was pregnant and a baby wasn't in michael's plans. >> they had a heated argument out there, like in the woods. then she turned her back to him, and then he came up behind her. and that's how he,

he pulled my handcuffs. i couldn't stay because i was handcuffed on my feet and stomach. there was nothing i could do. the security guard's arm started bleeding because he was pulling my chain, squeezing me. >> now we are still collecting more details about the circumstances of this flight. typically, immigrants would not be handcuffed during the flight, but it does happen in scenarios where there may be a specific threat or criminal history. so again, we're still collecting details, but just some context there in terms of what he was referring to when it comes to handcuffs. >> all right. priscilla alvarez, thank you. in the meantime, migrant rights groups in chicago are now suing the trump administration and ice, saying planned deportation operations are retaliatory and violate the first and fourth amendments. the lawsuit claims that the raids specifically target chicago for its sanctuary city status. let's bring in illinois attorney general kwame raoul. mr. attorney general, thank you so much for joining us this morning. i guess, first of all, this lawsuit says that the

were less than a minute and observing this individual driving on thet sidewalk and having him in handcuffs. we had no idea what that was about. there were people on the sidewalk. those are the kind off things al of us are on alert for. people can expect a quick reaction from law enforcement if they are engaging and concerning behavior. >> yes freight good morning thank you for taking her question. are those 24 -- 48 hour if the president elect is planning to have a large rally at capitol one arena the monday before the election is the safety and security plan in place for that? is not connected to the inauguration is that part of the overall safety and security plan are there additional plans made for that particularta map? >> as part of the same operational. that is designated for the inauguration. as you know there will be various events taking place throughoutr the city during the week of the inauguration. and again we are prepared to address any large crowds or concerns in respect to that. >> think everything you were thinking questions. can anybody up there talk about the secret servi

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for a second wave deployment to the southern border as the white house shares a photo of people in handcuffs being led onto a military plane for deportation. >> and with just one week left in dry january, in case you were counting, it turns out more americans may opt to stay on the wagon for even longer. a closer look at the new data and the changing conversation around alcohol. we're following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news center. >> so right now, president donald trump is on the ground in western north carolina. he's touring the damage from hurricane helene and meeting with affected families before heading to another major disaster zone. wildfire ravaged los angeles earlier, while holding a briefing with local officials, trump laid out some of his plan to overhaul or even get rid of fema altogether and leave disaster recovery to the states. listen to this. >> i'll also be signing an executive order to begin the process of. fundamentally reforming and overhauling fema, or maybe getting rid of fema. i think, frankly, fema is not good. i th

the gun, handcuffs and a rope.but during nelson's interrogation, he claimed abby was trying to rob him. >> give me your money. i'm going to tell them you raped me. >> you're crazy. get out of my truck! come on around. >> roy nelson died before he could be prosecuted. abby felt cheated. >> i wanted the chance to just face him and just say why? what happened to you? to make you do this to people. >> just because a case has gone cold does not mean it should ever be forgotten. >> now, with advanced dna technology, cold cases are more likely to be solved. warren alexander was living a quiet, antisocial life in mississippi until the law caught up with him. one trucker who will soon face a jury and one final drive to justice. we'll have much more of abby pimentel's story on an upcoming episode of true crime news. in the meantime, abby has some words of advice. keep an eye on your gas gauge and don't let it get too low. and if you do need to fill up, you're better off not doing it at a truck stop. wait to find a gas statio

s arrived in handcuffs, brazil, all of us officials to immediately remove the restraints justice minister called at a flagrant disregard for the rights to present in citizens. the flights carried around 18 men, women, and children. the trump administration was sent 500 marines to the southern border of the us to, to an authorized crossings by my friends the white house. as the troops were support customs, and for the control luxury officials say 10000 soldiers could be sent from all the prompts as of the armed forces. the most career has announced another cruise missile test and promised the toughest response. if the u. s. o, south korea escalates tensions. state media says the guided missiles traveled 1500 kilometers and hit that targets. so confirms the launch of several myself tools as western wolf says, the task comes off to you is present, soto trump said he intends to make contact with north korean leader kim jong. and. ringback and india is celebrating the public se i'm actually parade and the ash oh, have been helped him out the 76 years since the country adult to the constitution

the plane carried 88 brazilian passengers in handcuffs, along with 16 u.s. security agents and eight crew members. the president of colombia has condemned the treatment of migrants as criminals, and said he would not receive any repatriation flights from the u.s. unless colombian migrants were treated with respect and dignity. now, there are many changes happening in the trump administration's first week, and we are keeping track of the first 100 days, and you can as well, all at abc7 news.com and on the abc seven bay area app. classes are canceled indefinitely at an elementary school in vallejo due to a theft that severely damaged the campus's power system. an inspection by the district over the weekend found copper had been stolen from the electrical system, cutting all power at solano. weidman leadership academy. a post on the school's district's facebook page, directed to parents, says in part, classes are canceled until further notice and repairs are expected to take about a week. president trump says he's got quite a few options that might keep tiktok

but by, by waiting this long, he's really putting the handcuffs on any potential new leader. because there must now be a leadership race. there has to be an election this this this year, so it could likely be very soon after any liberal at any lube leader is chosen. so that leader will have to hit the ground running and will also be cited with these low numbers. not only for 3 robots is liberal party. so was that also a feeling within his posse, but adjusting to the wasn't the person to defend kind of his interests, the games, the incoming us president donald trump or yeah, i think that was less of a concern because you'll remember he was the prime minister when trump was elected in 2016 and so by all measures that his government and was especially christian freeland leaving that as deputy finance. for at the time, they found a way to, to have a combination of springs and charm. when dealing with donald trump. so that really wasn't his achilles heel at, at, at this point, although donald trump has been scrolling canada significantly. and justin prudel calling us to 51st dates

agents lead him away in handcuffs. a resident here telling us he supports president trump'p's deportations. >> i don't an immigrant, but if they're breaking our laws, they don't need to be here. >> reporter: a senior administration official tells nbc news i.c.e. arrested nearly 1,200 undocumented immigrants on sunday. some wanted for assault and armed robbery. but adding only about half had prior criminal records in addition to being in the country illegally. >> do you expect collateral arrests in these operations? >> yeah. you know, i definitely expect it to happen. we have the laws on the books and our officers are out there. >> reporter: overnight the president's mass dertation plan leading to a showdown with colombia after that country's president abruptly turned away two u.s. military aircraft with deportees, saying "a migrant is not a criminal and should be treated with the dignity a human being deserves." trump quickly threatening the country with a 25% tariff on all colombian goods. the country's president back

area, the arrests that have already been made and the concerns about how many more could end up in handcuffs. >>> so this is conclusive proof as to where the fire started and where it spread. >> lawyers in southern california say technology has revealed the origin of the eaton fire. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> if ever a city needed a crisis pr team, oakland certainly might. the city has no shortage of well publicized problems like crime and blight and that has become part of its brand , not just here in the bay area, but really all over the country, but if you ask people who live in oakland, a lot of them will tell you pretty enthusiastically they're city is so much more than its bad reputation. it is beautiful, for one, and its incredible food scene is one of the most exciting ways to celebrate its many cultures and that's what restaurant owners are banking on when it comes to changing people's ideas about the town. our kelsi thorud talked with several business owners who want oakland's new reputation to be dining

that plane carried 88 brazilian passengers in handcuffs, along with 16 u.s. security agents and eight crew members. the president of colombia has condemned the treatment of migrants as criminals, and said he would not receive any flights from the u.s. unless colombian migrants were treated with respect and dignity. there are many changes happening in the trump administration's first week, and we're keeping track of the first 100 days, and you can as well, all at abc7 news.com and on our abc7 bay area app. classes are canceled indefinitely at an elementary school in vallejo due to a theft that severely damaged the campus's power system. an inspection by the district over the weekend found copper had been stolen from the electrical system, cutting all power at solano widenmann leadership academy. a post on the school district facebook page directed to parents says in part. classes are canceled until further notice and repairs are expected to take about a week. there is much more news ahead, including some frightening moments for united airlines flight headed to

we just heard that clip from tom homan, trump's border czar, saying that the handcuffs will be takenff for ice. what are you hearing and how is it being described to you about these mass deportations that trump has promised all along the campaign trail, and now appears poised to try to take action on? >> yeah, jessica. >> well, this is something that really the trump team, even though that november election was just two months ago, they've been planning for months and months, if not years and years since the former president, now future president, left office really, of his affiliated services america first policy institute project 2025, the heritage foundation have been planning ways to in effect, if he were to come back in power, really be able to deliver on these promises on immigration that they weren't able to deliver the first time around. and so these are really well thought out executive actions that they're planning to put in position. now, i've been talking to a lot of people close to trump, some folks who have advised him on immigration in the past, who say that these exec

after dozens of migrants deported by the us, arrived in handcuffs for sale, ordered us officials to immediately remove the restraints. the justice minister called to the flagrant disregard for the rights of brazilian citizens. the flight carried around 18 men, women, and children, state specials, distributed meals, and checked on my well being. states under ministration to send $500.00 marines to the southern border of the us to the authorized crossings by migrants. the wide town says the movies will support customs and border patrol. military officials say as many as 10000 soldiers could be sent from other branches of the armed forces. immigration officials in the next good city of tijuana law, preparing for a search of arrivals as the drum carries out as mass people taishan plan. julia kelly on it is one of those reception centers. the mexican officials unveiled the 1st of what they expect to be. several of these receptionist centers designed to welcome mexican, the forty's. the spaces are expected to provide shelter, food, medical attention, and logistical coordination for those new parties

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agents leading people away in handcuffs. >> there's a more robust posture out there. we're making more arrests, we're doing, like i said, what we're -- what the law intends that we do, and we are doing it, but just more on a -- like i said, in a more overt presence. arer the local i.c.e. field director says they're targeting violent offenders, but they're not stopping there. are other undocumented immigrants off the table right now? >> well, i wouldn't say necessarily they're off the table. that's kind of on a case-by-case basis. we make discretionary call on every case that we arrest, whether that's a criminal or not a criminal, but we're going to take enforcement action on every individual. >> reporter: what does the next stage look like? >> the next stage is going to be, again, we're still going to go after the worst first, but as we go through those lists, individuals, primarily with final orders of removal, perhaps that don't have criminal records, those would be the next priorities that we'll go after. and eventually we'll see where that leads us to. >> reporter

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