why wasn't that gang member hand over to ice inside the jail in handcuffs? answer: denver is a sanctuary city and will bend over backwards to help illegals. this was leer when the mayors of denver, boston, chicago and new york were in congress and defending the sanctuary cities and the authorities are all dragging their feet on deporting known criminal migrants. the mayor of boston michelle woo attacked the border czar, tom homan. >> talk about tom homan. shame on him for lying about my city, for having the nerve to insult our police commissioner who has overseen the safest boston's been in anyone's lifetime. i am here to make sure that the city of boston is safe. others may want to bring hell, we are here to bring peace to cities everywhere. stuart: wu spent $650,000 of taxpayer money to prepare for her appearance. now watch tom homan's response. >> mayor wu should be standing side by side with me. who does not want to bring hell to an illegal alien that raped a child? not one, many of them. i stopped counting at nine. we're going to keep going. they can ha

>> there was a gun, a set of handcuffs and some horrible pornographic material. >> okay.>> okay. is there any reason that you knew of that he would have a pair of handcuffs in the back of his truck? >> no. >> did you ever talk to him about that? >> no. i didn't know what he would say. i didn't know what he would do. >> and later when questioned by the defense, dianna said she never saw the briefcase again. she also recalled an odd conversation that she'd actually had with her ex-husband about catherine and her twin sister. >> he had told me that in high school he would see 'em in the hall and he always thought they were so cute because they were twins, and he felt as though he wanted to make sure he protected them. >> after 11 years of marriage dianna and foreman divorced, but they continued to stay in touch. and she tells jurors how 2 years later in 1995, she actually called her ex-husband after finding out catherine had been murdered. >> was that very upsetting to you? >> yes. >> when you told him, how did he react? >> he didn't, it was very shocking to me. he just, it

we handcuff robert hicke. he was in a state of panic, and his family's in the van. been murdered, and we want to know where you were today. so-- what's his response? he drops to the ground and starts crying. so we took him into custody. we put him in a car and we brought him back, and we sat him in an interrogation room. narrator: and then they watched for a bit, letting him stew and pray. narrator: he was clearly upset and visibly nervous as investigators walked in. narrator: hicke seemed shaken but not surprised to find himself in the hot seat. >> told me somebody killed megan. >> yes. what? >> he told me. and i'm like. and because of an investigation that was done. >> prior. >> he said. >> that they had to consider me. >> a suspect. i don't know the background between you and megan. did you and megan have a sexual relationship with your boyfriend girlfriend? one time? >> i can't. >> really say anything. >> about that because i had something to do with another investigation. >> when was the last. >> time. >> that. you were. >> at her house? >> sometime in december

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she thanked the president and law enforcement for putting the handcuffs on quintero. >> i hope that heeaves that jail. because he's had so much -- so many for years than by husband ever did to be alive, to be free. >> reporter: so she also told our colleague eric shawn that her husband would be very proud of our country for getting quintero. he and the cartel members when were taken into custody now back here in the u.s. face life in prison, and in some cases the federal death penalty if convicted. molly. molly: c.b. cotton, our gratitude to you. >>> president trump taking more action to tackle illegal immigration this week, creating a registry for undocumented migrants and pitching a gold card visa, two different things. the crackdown continues as dhs secretary kristi noem says single-day border apprehensions have hit a 5-year low this week -- 15-year low this week. is this proof that all of these things together, the president's policies, are working? if we bring in former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf. thank you, sir is, we appreciate your insights over the course of

en this guy was injured trying to arrest that guy when all they would have to do is keep him in handcuffs. now you are going to ice. now you are going to the ice car. goodbye. now you are going back to your own country. >> brian: going to be an elections coming up. do you want more of that or somebody who is going to crack down. >> ainsley: guy released from jail. he committed crimes other than just walking across our border. >> brian: we also have the light on crime policies. >> lawrence: yes. >> take assaults and knock them down to misdemeanors and get them out without bail? it all figures into it that all figures into letting illegal immigrant criminals out and about. >> ainsley: if democrats don't wake up they will continue to lose elections. >> lawrence: who would release someone when they tell you this guy is a part of tren de aragua? they are part of a gang hunting down americans. who releases someone like that? >> brian: a prison gang. >> ainsley: elon musk is chipping away at his goal of $1 trillion in government spending cuts. he laid out doge's strategies during closed door mee

she thanked president trump and law enforcement for putting her husband's handcuffs on quintero.ibe the pain we have endured, the empty seat at the dinner table, the birthdays and holidays that passed without him, the life that was stolen not just from kiki, but from all of those who loved him. >> reporter: she also told fox her husband would be so proud of our country for getting quintero. he did plead not guilty yesterday in court. he and the cartel members face life in prison and in some cases the death penalty if convicted. griff. griff: c.b. cotton, thank you very much. >>> a somber day at arlington national cemetery as the beloved wife of retired that lean lieutenant colonel if oliver north and mother of four was laid to rest friday in the nation's most hallowed grounds. hone the to family and friends as a betsy, colonel north met betsy when he was a mid shipman at the naval academy in 1968. married for 56 years, theirs was truly a love story that stood the test of time. elizabeth stuart north was 80 years old. known for sharing what you love. ♪ no one wants to be known for

reporter: 40 years later dozens of dea agents looked on as he was brought into court in camarena's handcuffss no criminal that can escape the reach of the dea and the rule of law of the united states of america. we stand here united today. we will never forget, and we will fight on. >> reporter: the aging drug kingpin was known as the narco of narcos. federal prosecutors called him one of the most notorious drug lords of the modern era. caro quintero was among 29 cartel leaders mexico handed over to the united states under pressure from the trump administration and days before u.s. tariffs are scheduled to go into effect. aaron katersky, abc news, brooklyn federal court. >> gio: all right, aaron. thank you so much. >>> now to the growing concerns across the country as the number of measles cases continues to climb, and this week we actually saw the first death from the disease in this country in ten years. abc's morgan norwood is here now with the latest. good morning, morgan. >> good morning to you, gio. from california to new jersey, cases are climbing, and in west texas the surge there is

seattle when he said, quote, wouldn't it be fun to see karl rove frogmarched out of the white house in handcuffsbut as for who actually got in trouble for the leak, only one member of the information task force took the fall. lewis scooter libby, the vice president's right hand man, actually testified that he first heard the name from late nbc washington bureau chief tim russert. >> and he said, did you know that. >> ambassador wilson's wife works at the. >> cia? >> and i was a little taken aback by that. and i said, uh, no, i don't know. >> that. >> but russert disputed that, and fitzgerald charged libby with perjury. >> the indictment. charges libby with one count of obstruction of justice, two counts of false statements to fbi agents, and two counts of perjury. >> i wish fitzgerald had been able to. convict more, because clearly there was a conspiracy. >> and there was a law that passed that under reagan making it a crime to out intelligence operatives. >> that's correct. it's called the intelligence identities protection act. unfortunately, the bar is is pretty high to be able to prove that

as he entered the courtroom, he wore handcuffs belonging at one point to kiki camarena, according to a law enforcement official. in announcing his first court appearance in this country, a federal prosecutor said if convicted, he expects caro quintero will face the harshest of punishments for the crimes he allegedly committed, including killing a dea agent. >> he was released. >> from prison. >> in 2013 by legal. >> error. >> and for almost a decade he was a fugitive from justice. caro quintero is presumed innocent, but if he is convicted, he faces a mandatory life sentence or possibly the death penalty. >> i also had an opportunity to talk to michael vigil, former chief of international operations for the dea, who told me that the transfer of such a large group of defendants is a huge blow to mexican organized crime. >> one of the things that drug traffickers fear the most is being sent to the united states, whether they are expelled or they are extradited. they fear this because coming here, they no longer have access to their criminal. infrastructures, which means that they can no

the challenge with what they're demanding, though, is that republicans are not going to handcuff thet now, and they have told democrats they're not going to do that, that they want the courts to ultimately decide how this is going to play out. the question for democrats is how far are they willing to actually take this fight? >> we know democrats criticized republicans previously for other shutdowns. and, rachel, you're also reporting that some senate democrats, they're not on board with this. >> that's right. i mean, all democrats on capitol hill have sort of panned and criticized elon musk for dismissing tens of thousands of federal workers. but the reality is, and senate democrats will point this out, if you go to a shutdown, we're talking about 2 million federal workers who will be furloughed without pay. when, you know, the economy is not doing great for a lot of them right now, are they really willing to do that? and i think the interesting thing about this fight to me is that it's just one sort of dispute in this larger debate in the democratic party about how aggressive shoul

yes, we wish we had provided, you know, the lethal aid sooner and faster and didn't have handcuffs on it. but you know, we're finding ourselves the better. the alternative so bad we just have to keep pouring more and more in without a clearly defined strategy for what success looks like. and if we say kind of, well, eventually we're going to end up in a diplomatic some type of negotiation, probably because expelling every single russian from every inch of ukraine, including crimea, is probably not realistic. then let's articulate that now, at least behind closed doors. my frustration in congress has has been there's been an absolute refuse to do that. it's just signed over a blank check or you're somehow pro-russian. and that is that's just a ridiculous false choice. and do you see this is about 5.2 billion left, i think, in the presidential drawdown authority for for for ukraine. that's going to run out in a few months after the election. officially, i told everybody i told him in the beginning of the year, i said, if we don't use what leverage we have and what leverage we have in co

andrea canning: the cops took the man away in handcuffs, and kristin slept on her friend's couch thatce to see what would happen next. she found out that they didn't book him for sexual assault charges. andrea canning: in fact, kristin's attacker, the man she said almost killed her, had been released. that must have been a tough pill to swallow. it was terrifying because i just thought he was going to come and find me and kill me. andrea canning: down at the police station, the man had given a wildly different version of events. eric buske is the current bryant police chief. he wasn't with the department back then, but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristin had a fight over drugs. eric buske: she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine. and she went off in a rage when that occurred. i think he had told them some story about how it had been a drug deal that had gone bad, and so then i was crying rape. andrea canning: after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristin and her dad went to the bryan police departme

community and the detainee do transfers in the jail with el paso county officers present and with the handcuffs on. now, that el paso county method has never, ever resulted in the injury of an officer during the transfer. however, in derntion you require that denver police department release tren de aragua gang members to the quote-unquote streets, uncuffed, and hope that i.c.e. agents aren't able to apprehend them on their own. that's the hope. let's just be honest. with no denver police department officer there to assist if the situation turns violent. that's irresponsible. and to be clear, there's no federal law that forces you to do it this way. mr. mayor. this policy and the danger that it creates is wholly a result of your policy as the city and county of denver. just last week it resulted in an illegal tren de aragua member assaulting and biting, and biting an i.c.e. agent because he was uncuffed and he was released by denver to a parking lot. now, you're putting police officers who you're sworn to help protect, as their mayor, at risk to score political points. and i think it's outrageo

. >> handcuffs being off. >> whatever. >> you want. >> to call it. >> yeah, well, they have their own issues. they obviously were in the crosshairs of this new administration for a period of time. they probably still are. i think they have a, you know, to maturity holdings in terms of their risk. they have with rates going higher when interest rates ten year yields were 5%, i think that $117 billion unrealized loss. so they have their own issues without question i think they're a lot better banks than bank of america. but when you see a move of that magnitude you have to take notice. >> so i don't still love bank. >> of. >> america yet, but it is sort. >> of getting interesting. >> they do have that big problem. that guy talked. >> about being. >> way too invested in low yielding assets that are maturing. >> ten years. >> from now, so that's bad. but i also think they do have a very big credit card portfolio that may be weighing on some of it. they do have an outstanding deposit franchise though, and i think that's where something. and their banking business is actually, i know we're

community and the detainee do transfers in the jail with el paso county officers present and with the handcuffs on. the el paso county method has never, ever resulted in the injury of an officer during the transfer, however, in denver, you require that denver police department release gang members to the quote, unquote, streets, uncuff canned and hope that ice agents aren't able to apprehend them on their own. that's the hope, let's just be honest with no denver police department officer there to assist if the situation turned violent. that's irresponsible and to be clear no federal law that forces you to do it this way. this policy and the danger that it creates is wholly a result of your policy as the city and county of denver just last week resulted in illegal member assaulting and biting and biting an ice agent because testifies uncuffed and he was released by denver to a parking lot, now you're putting police officers who you're sworn to help protect as their mayor at risk to score political points and i think it's outrageous. it's a danger to the people of colorado and the citizens of den

life you know, progressives and my daughter is an education a psychiatrist and called the golden handcuffs because you have this job you work for a certain amount of time physically and emotional and supervisorial and thin you can relax for a couple of months like a retirement and come back to say that gave me a lot of practice at taking time off and doing what i needed to do recharging and coming back. >> so you know, i have a different view i signaled about retirement i don't think i ever thought i'd retire someone tell me a long time ago livestock unfolds in three stages and lastly, to safety officer. i coming from school but being a lifetime learner transition and earn bucks and make money and help my family be comfortable i moved into service early in any career service is the work i do and it is you know, whether or not i don't get paid or not a reflection of change in my values how i want to show up in the world and serve and . >> huh? and if someone wants to pay me that's okay. >> and later on you're working in a field and i came early my family is multi generational i had a wonder

what we saw in the biden administration is they applied handcuffs to american energy producers and american energy production. president trump said no, we're not doing that. he's opened alaska's vast amounts of energy for the american people. he pulled the plug on biden's electric vehicle mandates. he reopened 625 million acres of offshore drilling. remember joe biden in the final days of his administration with his midnight regulation to ban that exploration for american energy. president trump promised to protect women who participate in sports. he kempt that promise. -- kept that promise. the trump administration marched a return to common sense. we have seen that return to common sense also, mr. president, in here in the united states senate. because we're determined to get america back on track. there is no time to waste. one measure of our rapid start is the historic pace with which we've been able to confirm members of president trump's cabinet. senate republicans have now confirmed 20, 20 members of president trump's cabinet. we confirmed president trump's education secretary just l

yes, we wish we had provided, you know, the lethal aid sooner and faster and didn't have handcuffs on it. but you know, we're finding ourselves the better. the alternative so bad we just have to keep pouring more and more in without a clearly defined strategy for what success looks like. and if we say kind of, well, eventually we're going to end up in a diplomatic some type of negotiation, probably because expelling every single russian from every inch of ukraine, including crimea, is probably not realistic. then let's articulate that now, at least behind closed doors. my frustration in congress has has been there's been an absolute refuse to do that. it's just signed over a blank check or you're somehow pro-russian. and that is that's just a ridiculous false choice. and do you see this is about 5.2 billion left, i think, in the presidential drawdown authority for for for ukraine. that's going to run out in a few months after the election. officially, i told everybody i told him in the beginning of the year, i said, if we don't use what leverage we have and what leverage we have in co

what we saw in the biden administration is they applied handcuffs to american energy producer in production. president trump promised to protect women you to speak in sports we've seen the return to common sense in the united states senate. we are determined to get america back on track. there is no time to waste. one measure of our rapid start is the story pace with which we been able to confirm members of president trump's cabinet. republicans have confirmed 20, 20 members of trump's cabinet. we confirmed his education secretary last evening. so compare to previous presidents this is remarkable pace. more confirmations than president obama found that he had at this point in in 2009e confirmations and president biden had in 2021. it surpasses the timeline of any president in recent history. president trump's nominees are strong, smart, they've history of success and if history is going to continue now that they are members of the cabinet. our successes had a direct impact on president trump's agenda. with his team in place president trump has been able to execute effectively and efficientl

maria, along with other adults in their apartment complex, were placed in plastic handcuffs and taken old sister heidi. >> did you think. >> that you were going to be deported back to el salvador? >> si. yo yo tenia mucho miedo. >> she told us. yes. i mean, i was really afraid. my biggest fear was that they would send me to some place and deport me, and they would leave my babies. after six hours, maria was released with an ankle monitor so ice can keep track of her. she has since had the device removed, but nicole was given a notice to appear before immigration court. maria said she fled el salvador after the death of her husband, and said she could not support her children there. she crossed the border illegally after being previously deported. maria says nicole now has nightmares and most of all, she is scared to go to school, where she said she once heard ice agents were patrolling nearby. what do. >> you think. >> about when you're in school? that they can come again to school and this time they will be able to enter and they will take us, she said. for students who attended this