michael gates, huntington beach, a california city attorney. growing issue completely separate from what the department of justice wants to do. meantime, we are looking at the president now returning to joint base andrews from his west virginia trip. he was well-received there, in a state that he won by the biggest margin of any across the country. he was sending a message to all, tax cuts are working, the trade thing will work out and joe manchin has to find work. don't vote for him. after this. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor i

huntington beach last night.dent said this, through twitter which he is using now regularly. so sad the department of justice and the fbi are slow-walking or not giving unredacted documents requested by congress, an embarassment to our country. this is a totally different topic. i thought it would lead to that. bottom line we will follow the huntington suit. he is upset with the department of justice, the president, he appointed department of justice head, attorney general, appointed the fbi director. now the department of justice has to threaten the fbi director to produce documents so they can do the investigation. steve: there is lot of evidence there is corruption at the doj and the fbi during the obama years. it would be in this administration's best interests to have all the documents come out but they're obviously slow-walking things at the department of justice because they make the department of justice look bad. so the republicans up on capitol hill requested over a million documents. so far 3,000 have

here now is mike posey, huntington beach mayor.or, the key question, and i always ask people, who are against what's happening in the state, who are going against even though they live in the state, have dangerous criminals been released into the community because of the sanctuary law? >> well, that's an arguable position for sure, our position in huntington beach and seeing other cities follow suit, no pun intended, is that our issue is the constitutional overreach having the state of california, sacramento in particular, the state legislature and the assembly and the governor tell us that senate bill 54 is a good tool to -- against cities to work with the feds. we don't like it. sacramento is out of control, and it started with, for crime it starts back going to early release which was assembly bill 109 that put about 50,000 prisoners that should be in prison back into the custody of the counties and the cities and really on the street. david: well, it does indicate, then, that the community becomes less safe as a result of this

. >> found safe in huntington beach. >> reporter: when denise huskins turns up alive her family rejoices the valle police would too, but -- >> mr. quinn and ms. huskins has plundered resources away from our community. >> reporter: he publicly denounced the victims. >> we had over 40 police detectives from the local, state and federal levels working around the clock. that is a tremendous amount of resources that in my opinion was wasted. so if anything, it is mr. quinn and ms. huskins that owes this community an apology. >> that was pretty amazing in a bad way. i was so shocked. >> if you feel that there is sufficient evidence to move forward, we will be requesting criminal charges. >> can you imagine being rescued from a kidnapping and then people are on you for committing a crime? >> police say the kidnapping was a hoax. >> in an orchestrated hoax according to officials. >> denise huskins, purported orchestrator of the kidnapping hoax. >> they had successful lives. they are helping, health professionals. they had no motive. >> the vallejo police told aaron during the whole time they tho

huntington beach is one of several cities that have taken action since that sanctuary law took effect at the beginning of the week -- the year. >>> we are hearing from another relative of the youtube shooter. her brother is now speaking out. what he said about the great she had against youtube.>>> a new proposed state law aims to curb deadly force by law enforcement. we will tell you why lawmakers say this measure could save officer lives. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is doing pretty well on 80 westbound as you head out to the maccarthur maze. >>> the much talked about cloud covers on the way after nice day yesterday. we will have a lot of clouds moving in, no rain yet, but it is getting closer. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". state lawmakers are proposing a new bill that would propose additional rules on police use of deadly force. >> if passed, it would change the rules for police officers on whether to use deadly force. right now, the current law says officers can use deadly force when they are facing quote, a reasonable threat. >> this basically says tha

i'm the principal engineer at service pumps and supply in huntington, west virginia.serve the coal industry. this is my wife michelle. >> hello, mr. president. we have our two children here with us today. [applause] >> both of our children attend st. joseph's catholic school which is a private school. >> we opened a 529 account. previously these accounts can only be used to spend on college education. with the changes to the tax law , we can now spend it on our kids k-12 education. it is a great benefit to us. we know a lot of the families who are taking advantage of it as well. we appreciate the change to the tax law that allows us to save and invest in those accounts and spending on the kids education. additionally, at service pump where i work, everyone at the company received a raise as a result of the tax plan. we made sure everyone knew the reason they got raises was because of the new tax laws. we appreciate that. on a side note, we had an impromptu spring break trip to washington, d.c. last few days. purdue and marshall were both out of the basketball tourname

. >> california surf city, huntington beach voting to oppose sanctuary state laws, and mayor hopes it will send a message toe state a democratic leadership. >> my message to sacramento is clear, sacramento is engaging in local control, telling cities like huntington beach, throughout california that, you are to disobey federal law, the constitution. and follow the dictates of sacramento. >> joining us now. mayor of escondido. city council is voting tomorrow. and also chairwoman of board of super visors of san diego county, they will have a closed door meeting april 17, welcome to you. >> thank you. >> their all right mayor, reading something from a democratic assembly woman said that the laws are not a good or bad thing, they keep immigrant communities safe. by ensuring people who witness crime or who themselves are crime victims can call local police without fear of immigration, and robbins i.c.es raiding their homes or deporting their loved ones. tomorrow -- how do you answer this who said that laws are a positive thing? >> the a the -- assembly woman y long, my experience in escond

. >> last night, things got heated as more than 100 people showed up at the huntington beach city council meeting, many chanted in support of the lawsuit, some argued fighting sanctuary status will waste money in legal battles and argue it goes against the golden rule. >> your neighbor as yourself. it does not say love your neighbor only if that person holds citizenship. >> the city became the first city in orange county to leaf their sanctuary city status behind. >>> robert muller is investigating stone's communication to help with russia's meddling in the 2016e leption. the former advisor said this a 206 email he dined with the wikileaks founder but denies meeting asan j or reefing information from wikileaks. stone said his previous claim was said in jest,. >> said his passport shows no international travel in 2016. >>> mullers that department of justice backing to investigate collusion allegations against paul manafort overnight prosecutors involved in the russia probe revealed that's what deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told muller in a chas fired memo from last year. rosenstei

serve city, huntington beach voting to oppose laws. >> i message to sacramento is pretty clear.ing in the usurpation of local control. telling cities like huntington beach throughout california that you are to disobey federal law, disobey the constitution. >> shannon: joining us to discuss it, the mayor of escondido where the city council is voting tomorrow. sam abed. and kristin gaspar the chairwoman of the board of supervisors of san diego county. they're going to have a closed-door meeting april 17. also looking into the same issues. welcome to both. grady had with us. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: mayor, i want to start by reading something from a democratic us and the says " "these laws keep emigrant communities safe. by ensuring people who witnessed crimes or who themselves are crime victims can call local police without fear of immigration and customs enforcement agents rating their homes or deporting their loved ones." tomorrow you will vote about whether or not to file a friend of the court brief here in support of the u.s. attorney general who is coming after ca

police responded to the area of east huntington avenue and herman street.here a young girl told police she was trying to get away from someone. police determined that the girl was a victim of human trafficking. police then arrested a man and woman from sacramento, sitting in a nearby car. neighbors we spoke to are shocked to learn what happened in their quiet neighborhood. (robin) the suspects are 26-year-old taroy lakeith and 27-year-old ieshea pearl marie. the two were booked into the san mateo county jail on human trafficking and conspiracy. (robin) south bay residents can expect to see and hear more bart trains in the weeks and months ahead. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, testing of the new system is being ramped up ... on the 16- mile long extension from fremont to san jose. bart is coming to the south bay and some commuters cant wait. just ask chris gullette. chris gulette/commuter '...i work at the pos

the second instance, a gentleman from huntington as well got a 1000-dollar raise with his company. it is amassing. saving some and energy costs going up and traveling with spring, using that to enjoy more things with his family. he says thank you, i i say thank you, i look forward to hearing stories. >> thank you very much. shelley, last time you will go that old-fashioned big, lots of pages complicated tax form. because next april, you're going to in many cases one page, one card. very, very different. >> not only will you save a lot of money, a lot of money for a lot of people. but also, not to even mention the companies where they're employing because now they have all this incentive. apple will spend $350 billion building plants in our country, instead of the different places they have them. but you will have a nice simple form next year. this will be the last year. so take pictures of it. enjoy it. this is the last time you have to file a very complex and big tax form. it will be much easier starting next april. jim? >> mr. president, let me just say just two or three things.

. >> from huntington indiana on the line for independence, go ahead. >> caller: i don't see why you getthese people that are up there in washington, d.c., and they don't solve anything. it is a simple deal on the border. unless you come through the border legally. and the same with the national debt and it's going to kill us. take 1% of your tax everybody. there's nobody exempt and no -- they say if you are a millionaire or if you are a billionaire you pay 1% of your billion dollars national debt tax and 1% of the tariff and it will pay for the national debt in ten years. >> thanks for the call from indiana. thoughts on this suggestion? >> guest: he's kind of articulating that there is a frustration about the debt. why isn't congress addressing this and why does it keep passing legislation that seems easy because it spends money and distributes things tod people instead of hard decisions. the answer is that it is hard to make decisions about money that affects people. anytime you've are reducing the debt that involves paying for somebody because we are spending money that we need to go

counties and we will find out the committee on april 17 and what actions they will take as we saw in huntington beach on monday and then they will try by filing the amicus brief although if the supervisors choose to do so because that deadline is friday. shannon: keep it up as we learn about the debate. the top california democrat has a lot to say about the fight against these policies. and then the president's decision to send troops to the border good to see you congressman. >> my pleasure. shannon: talk about the number of issue of localities to say to push back what the state has done private employers, local lawnt enforcement to cooperate withf i.c.e. we talked to the escondido mayor and here is what he said. >> i'm very, very pleased we are pushing back against the golden state. it is no longer a golden state it is a sanctuary place for poverty, homeless and illegal immigration for sanctuary. shannon: what do you say that is his assessment? >> as a went to the california legislature the governor had problems with early problems of the bill but the controversy didn't end with the signing o

if you look at the map you see a handful of counties and cities, orange county last week, huntington beach joining the back lash, the second-largest county in california deported supervisors from san diego county holding a meeting to discuss some form of possible backlash on april 17, '12 days from now and we will talk to these folks and find out where they are in their thinking. they cannot file an amicus brief because the deadline to do that looks like it is friday but they may take some form of a backlash against the law folks here say ties the hands of law enforcement. >> doesn't allow local law enforcement to stop or detain immigrants. >> exactly correct. prior to sb 54 they had a handful of ice officers in the police station, now they are not here, making the community less safe. >> we will talk to the chairwoman of the board of supervisors later in the show. thank you, good work. disturbing new details uncovered in the death of this california family his suv plunged 100 feet off of a cliff. >> i'm to the point i'm no longer calling this an accident. i'm calling the crime. inve

police responded to the area of east huntington avenue and herman street. a young girl told police she was trying to get away from someone. police determined that the girl was a victim of human trafficking. police then arrested a man and woman from sacramento, sitting in a nearby car. the suspects are 26-year-old taroy lakeith and 27-year-old ieshea pearl marie. the two were booked into the san mateo human trafficking and conspiracy. ( darya ) two teenagers are in juvenile hall on suspicion of burglarizing a home in livermore. it happened sunday at a home on pearl drive. police say a neighbor spotted two boys running from the home carrying pillowcases ... before getting into a car and speeding off. offcers spotted the get-away- vehicle on obsidian way and arrested the two. ( james ) our big international story... police in canada are looking for a motive following a deadly van strike. the suspect is in custody and being questioned. ten people are dead and more than 15 are hospitalized after the attack on pedestrians in toronto yesterday. the van traveled up

huntington beach is the latest to join the revolt against california's sanctuary policies.hey voted to challenge the state on its constitutional overreach. lossal any toes started the -- los alamitos started the challenge. mission viejo has followed suit. the chamber of commerce says it's unappropriate for government officials to use their position to attack an american company. tell that to teddy roosevelt. the chamber of commerce attacks elected officials who oppose the policies of the chamber commerce and they do so without apology, and they spend hundreds of millions of dollars in each cycle doing so. president trump taking command and border security. we take it up with a top immigration analyst and a mayor who is fighting back. they join me here next. stay with us. lou: joining us now, the executive director for the center for immigration studies and dave harrington the mayor of aliso viejo in orange county. let's -- i appreciate both of you being here. mayor, i want to ask you, the sanctuary policies of the state, this is quite a collision we are witnessing. the fede

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the huntington beach council voted to enforcement. >> and the drone making its first delivery crashedo pieces. >> the video shows the drone lifting off. things are okay for a few seconds. it loses height and crashes into a three-story building. nobody got hurt. russia's postal service announced plans two years ago to start using drones for deliveries across the country. it looks like that's not going to happen, at least not now. >> it's not like we're not thinking about this here at home. can we just make it safe, please. >> a 12-year-old with an iphone doing this, crashing it. >> i wondering what it was carrying. that was gone, too. >> hopefully nothing too valuable. >> let that be a warning to us all. >> let's jump right into it. some of the fog is back. can barely see the sales tower on the left of your screen. clouds return tonight and even more fog and cool once again. a soaking storm and breezy conditions extended. right now high pressure is dominating our forecast. a few high clouds may overrun that as we head into the evening hours. could be a beautiful sunset. and the low clo

. >> reporter: escondido the sixth municipality, we saw humboldt, huntington beach, san juan, capistranowho knows before the april 17th vote, we couldn't see other cities taking action, all eyes right here along this border and on this issue. >> we appreciate it. as the white house prepares to deploy troops former speaker of the house newt gingrich is calling out democrats for sparking a, quote, cultural civil war over illegal immigration. he says it is not coming from a place of compassion because the left is using it to derail the president's agenda. >> the cultural civil war. if you are the left you never talk about your side's weaknesses or acknowledge the other side's strengths. what is happening to the left is if you are an average american you see more jobs every month, more investment every month, trump doing what he promised he would do, standing up for america and your choice, those who think it is okay to have thousands of people cross the border versus protecting america, inch by inch trump is organizing like andrew jackson and that will be decisive in changing america's futu

the orange county register reports that the huntington beach counsel voted to sue the state over theed sanctuary law and the latest action to fend off the trump's administration stepped up deportation. >>> two state lawmakers preposing a bill on when police officers can open fire the proposal is in response to the killing of clark who was shot to death last month. police say they thought he had a gun and it turned out to be a cell phone. police zed to find -- would have to find reasonable alternatives. encouraging officers to defuse confrontations. the police chief association said they have not seen the bill and can't comment on it. >>> the sacramento sheriff department released the dash cam of a cruiser hitting a protesters. the video show he likely didn't realize he hit someone. protesters were surrounding cars and the deputy was trying to move away from them. >>> we are learning new details about the hit-and-run in san francisco. now speaking out. the 5 friends say they were coming back from a fishing trip and man -- mark dennis threatened them with an ax and then jumped into the

rand paul and in huntington beach california they were voting on whether to fight against the state sanctuarynd we will find out. we got a busy 3 hours kicking off 15 minutes from right now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back in two or three minutes. rob: be right back. i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. >> donald trump's approval rating climbing higher than his predecessor, approval rating had 50% putting them four points higher than barack obama's approval rating. the poll shows 33% of americans approve of the president's leadership. all eyes on the third episode of rosanne tonight as the show's ratings keep on climbing. >> have you looked at the news? now things are worse. >> not on the real news. >> oh please! rob: the back-to-back premier totaling 25 million viewers up from 19 million viewers with more people watching t

follows actions we have seen in this backlash pushing back against the law, orange county last week, huntingtonthis week and half a dozen considering things. all eyes will be on san diego's the board of supervisors who plan to vote to take action on april 17th. we will wait and see what happens. >> not a citizen not a problem. 1 million illegal immigrants have california drivers licenses undocumented immigrants got licenses after jerry brown signed a statement for responsible drivers act in 2015. this helps illegal immigrants get to work, drive kids to school and run everyday errands without being pulled over. donald trump will head to west virginia holding a roundtable on tax or 4-man jobs, west virginia republican congressman evan jenkins will be on hand running for the u.s. senate seat currently held by democrat sen. joe mentioned. it could easley be flipped. kaylee mcinerney says it is a win for the white house. >> an exciting visit because he will tout gop tax cuts which have given the breath of life to the american middle class and seen paychecks grow by $1000 on average. >> reporter: thi

police responded to the area of east huntington avenue and herman street. there a young girl told police she was trying to get away from two people. police determined that the girl was a victim of human trafficking. police then arrested a man and woman from sacramento, sitting in a nearby car. neighbors we spoke to are shocked to learn what happened in their quiet neighborhood. <"its just digusting. to take someones like and turn it into your profit. its horrible.so scary, yeah im surprised because the area is so quiet."> the two the two were booked into the san mateo county jail on human trafficking and conspiracy charges. (justine) another example of why being on our phone while driving is against the law. a youtuber was livestreaming himself while driving. he was involved in what sounded like a terrible car crash. reporter randy paige has the story and the dramatic video. his name is david slavitt---a 30 year old david slavitt--- his name is david slavitt---a 30 year old man from claremont who like to broadcast on facebook live under the name 'lameduckg

tim is active in his community as well, serving on the board of overseers of the huntington library in san marino, he's also a trustee of the city of hope and a member of the board of trustees of a great university, the california institute of technology. we are delighted to have him back in michigan today to share his insights and knowledge about leadership, innovation and the financial services industry. conducting the conversation with tim is another prominent michigander, guy gordon. guy has been a leading voice on detroit television for over 30 years. winning two emmy awards for kneft anchor and six emmy awards for best, writing, reporting and documentary. his work has won numerous michigan broadcasting awards for breaking news and investigative reporting. after serving as an anchor for many years, he moved to wjr radio to host the guy gordon show. he works equally hard for his community. he has raised more than $1.5 million for oakland family services through the annual charitable golf outing, the guy gordon classic for kids. on air, he distinguishes himself with a professional a

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall.t, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the dive

asis active in his community well, and serves on the board of the huntington library in san marino, and is a trustee of the city of hope. we are delighted to have him back in michigan today to share his insights and knowledge about leadership, innovation, and the financial services industry. conducting a conversation with guy, a leading voice on detroit television for over 30 awards foring to any best anchor and a six and the awards for best writing, reporting, and documentary. has won numerous michigan broadcasting awards for breaking news and investigative reporting. after serving as an anchor for many years, he moved to radio to host his own show. he has raised more than $1.5 million for oakland family services, with the annual charitable golf outing, and he distinguished himself on-air through a professional approach that seeks to go yonder the soundbite. -- beyond the soundbite. please help me thank guy g ordon and tim sloan. [applause] guy: my questions will be nearly as insightful as the students we had earlier. this is going to be tough. you have to reach into the wayback machin

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. >> do think there's any room for compromise in the lawsuit that huntington beach and others are bringing to california? what is the compromise? >> i think it's fine. if we want to go to mediation we can do that. look, no law is perfect. this was an effort on the part of people who are scared to death. other people have been here for 20 years maybe they should not come come but they came and by the way california is suffering a gross loss in the economy if they are all rounded up and moved out one night. that's not going to happen so what is the interest? i'm saying when republicans and democrats try to get immigration reform. so now because of peer politics --but we have the human situation here. the guy is working hard and he was given custody of the kids and they called me and they were crying on the phone. yes i gave them a pardon on easter. that's what christian executives and monarchs have done for thousands of years. i think we have to get off this demonization would there be immigrants or republicans or anybody else. america is getting ripped apart and our communities are being ri

a helicopter crash near el centro, california on tuesday. 28-year-old captain samuel schultz of huntingtonned the marine corps in may 2012. first lieutenant samuel phillips of pinehurst, north carolina was 27 years old and had been in the marines since august 2013. 33-year-old gunnery sergeant richard holley of dayton, ohio joined the marine corps in november 2003. lance corporal taylor conrad of baton rouge, louisiana was 24 years old. he joined the marine corps in may 2016. they were all aboard the helicopter when it departed at marine corps air ground combat center in twentynine palms, california for training. the cause of the crash is under investigation. (steve) president trump will not be the first president to send troop to our southern border. in fact: presidents clinton, george w. bush, and obama all sent and withdrew troops from the border for various reasons. our washington correspondent brie jackson reports on the history, the cost, and the jobs the troops are likely to perform. defense officials say their plan is for national guard troops to assist border patrol. rep. steve st

huntington spent thousands of dollars for lobbying including a well place $10,000 to steven.ss than 88% of the lobbyist they hired previously held government jobs. including a lobbyist for bgr group that was the chief of staff for congressman steven. the special interest corruption goes much farther. nearly every major item in the bill was influenced by someone who stood to gain for it. the bill included $290 million to rural health programs. this includes flexibility grants designed to enhance quality and improve financial viability for the lobbyist. there is a national rural health association that just so happens to spend $500,000 since 2016 lobbying the federal government directed at a -- pro aappropria. the current chairman of the ways and means committee. another one previous worked for the chief council lisa. no wonder this association managed to double it's funding from the government. this is also strange. they are talking about this amongst themself. lisa talked about the money she got for the university of nevada. they are also one of her top five donors. this pres

yorba linda, los alamitos, huntington beach on tuesday.an not do their jobs, cutting down communication between the federal i.c.e. officials and local law enforcement. san diego county will vote on april 17th, to possibly take action. they will see what they say. i will talk to some of their supervisors. we will track the growing strong which means trouble for governor jerry brown, and attorney general javier becerra. steve: try up to sacramento. because people of california don't like this. ainsley: they have had enough. steve: president trump heads to west virginia for a roundtable on tax cuts. governor jim justice will meet the president but will join us live with a conversation with brian on the other side of the timeout. ainsley: slamming the a "roseanne" rebeauty, calling her a most piece for the -- a mouthpiece forbi the president t isn't she representing americans?r allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6

as we saw in huntington beach on monday, they filed their own lawsuit. or whether they will try and take symbolic action like filing an amicus brief. although they will not actually be able to if the supervisors choose to do so because that deadline is friday. it's very much a growing story here. any minute now shannon, we expect it will be a vote here in escondido. >> shannon: keep us updated. thank you very much. giving us both sides of the debate there tonight. good to see you. our next guest, topped california democrat has tended to save a state's policies and the trumpet ministrations fight against them. let's ask him about it. congressman john garamendi. >> my pleasure to be with you. >> shannon: let's talk about localities they are saying they want to push back against what the state has done with respect to allowing private employers from a local law enforcement to cooperate with i.c.e. i want to play a little bit of what we heard from the escondido mayor. he joined us last night. he is inside a meeting now. here's what he said. >> i am very, ver

he now the fifth or 6th municipality behind, we saw orange counsel and he this week huntington beach and san juan taking action. it is without a doubt, katie, governor brown has a problem. residence denies of california feel these laws have cross said the line between protecting rights of illegal criminals and the safety of those communities. katie? >> reporter: thank you. joining us the man at the center of the story. mayor al vez a republican in berkeley, california. thank you so much. beshg low mayor is a democrat who supports sanctuary policies. first mayor, you have taken an oath of office as a citizen coming in the country as an immigrant. explain how that plays into your decision to be against the sanctuary laws out of sacramento. >> i took the oath twice. first when i became a citizen in 1990 and second time when i was elected council man in 2004 and last time elected mayor in 2010. i came to this count row to keep my family safe. i see myself here fighting for the safety of my family and00 autofamilies of the city. i represent the 150,000 of residence denies our relationship

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going friday night into saturday morning, steadier snows from louisville, huntington and southern ohioo through the mountains of west virginia, northern virginia, around washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, even new york, possibly some snow on your saturday not a huge snowstorm but beyond ridiculous the only spots that will be warm today, the desert southwest and atuth texas. th's your business travel forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back >>> 5:43 in new york there's a live look at sometimes square i'll ruin your morning right now. that's what we like to do. bill karins, remember that weather forecast, it's supposed to snow again in new york city on saturday. take that in there's still time to book a flight >>> stock futures are indicating something nicer, a higher open dow futures implied up by 80 points this follows yesterday's 760-point ferturnaround >>> your big individual corporate and stock stories now include j mshg.m. smucker. they are buying ainsworth pet nutrition for nearly $2 billion smucker confirming reports it will explore the sale of its baking busi

joseph's catholic school, a private school in our hometown of huntington. >> we opened a 529 account. previously could only be used to spend on college education. with the changes to the tax law, we can now spend it with st. joe for our kid's k-12 education. it's a great benefit us to. we know a lot of families taking advantage of it as well. we appreciate the change of the tax law that allows us to save and invest in the accounts and spend it on k-12 education at st. joe. additionally, service pump where i work, everybody in the company received a raise as a direct result of the tax plan, and we made sure that everyone there knew the reason they got raises was because of the tax laws. we appreciate that. on a side note, we had an impromptu trip to the east coast, we took our kids to washington, d.c., and explored all the things there is to do there. our son was disappointed we couldn't walk up to the front door of the white house and ask for you. [laughter] but we appreciate you're here. we thank you for all you have done for west virginia and my little guy gets a chance to say hello

glad to sigh people in orange county and huntington beach saying no to sanctuary cities. there's hope for cali yet. >>> sean blakely says it's part of their job, whether the situation calls for a large deployment, that's a different question. >> we will check more responses at 9:30. reach out to us on twitter. use our hash tag. >>> mark zuckerberg will be making the rounds on capitol hill next week. >> he will testify as the only witness from the company about the scandal involving the breach of users' privacy. >> allie rasmus has more on his big trip to the east. >> reporter: the facebook founder and ceo will testify at a rare joint hearing at the senate judiciary committee on tuesday, as well as appearing before the house energy committee on wednesday. the topic, why does facebook allow so much of the users' data to be improperly used? previously it was thought that 50 million facebook users have personal information improperly harvested by cambridge analytica, during the 2016 election, and now facebook admits the estimate is much higher, about 87 million users, and in

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secretary, i worked with huntington inglis industries and we have a vulnerable drones and drones from iran was appointed to align our ships and plowshares following drones of our nuclear facility and in the not-too-distant future you can envision forming drones as being a threat is there anything in our any in your priorities that would address that somewhat immediate threat? >> well. yes although nothing as rapidly as we would like so those forming drones problem is something that we absolutely see and recognize and are very concerned about. there are two issues there and one is you have to have just plain enough shooters to take out the number of drones that you have and as we look toward the future frankly i think our d capabilities today are directed energy capabilities are close to the point where they are an effective countermeasure against forming drones. the other meaning we don't necessarily have to shoot bullets to get them and i don't object to that but the other part of the issue and really felt part of the issue is the acquisition targeting control and that is where frank

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