were rescued by ice agents across america.e are enforcing our laws and protecting what is most vulnerable. i want you to know that president trump and i, and the american people understand that thisd these statistics, work you do often without regard for your personal safety. men and women of ice, you have answered a call that requires you to put the lives of your countrymen ahead of your own. i want you and your loved ones to know that we understand this. we appreciate the risks that you face. when you come into contact with violent criminals, when you enforce the law and remove drug dealers and gang members from our streets that threaten our years,-- in recent tragically attacks on law-enforcement officers have risen dramatically. in 2014, attacks on you and your colleagues increased by nearly 75%. at ice, assaults on your officers nearly tripled. these effects -- these attacks to not diminish your commitment, your courage or determination. i see it as i'm addressing you today. the challenges you face have only strengthened

hashtag "abolish ice" has taken its place.se in leadership have had their personal information familiesnd threats to have been made. clear, theery american people have every right to engage in peaceful protest, but these threats against ice officers and families must stop and they must stop now. the sad fact is it is not just the expression of the radical left speaking out against ice. position of ice has moved to the center of the democratic party itself. just when you thought the democrats could not move farther to the left, leading members are openly advocating the abolition protectsn agency that the american people and our communities. senator elizabeth warren, senator kirsten gillibrand, and the mayor of new york city have already called for ice's abolition. candidate for governor of new york actually even appallingly called this agency a terrorist organization. point,be clear on this the american people have a right to their opinions but these spurious attacks on ice by political leaders must stop. the type of language b

the ice director needs to complaining the culture of ice. to change the policies of ice. >> you don't think that position puts you right in the crosshairs of trump saying, you are about no borders and letting in anybody? >> well, ice is not customs and border control, ice is not down there at the brder. that's a whole different agency, the president is misleading the public. this president has been bashing immigrants since the day he got inaugurated and democrats have flipped 43 special elections. we won a senate race in alabama, congressional race in pennsylvania. trump can keep bashing immigrants. you see the majority of americans supporting democrats. >> this is an extreme position. i guess that he wants to call radical. i don't want to get caught up in language. i leave that to you guys. to say we want to get rid of this agency. i've been hearing it more and more from the party, and i think that it is a position objectively that is fraught with some political risk attached to it. what are you hearing within your own party about how much

ice is very important.ost: do you think the agency could be reformed, particularly with the migrant children issue at the border? the has been some call for the agency to be reformed. what do you think? caller: i do not think so. they are committing the felonies by coming into the country. it has been this administration's policy to change it to a felony. they are coming across the say theynd they always are having a problem in the country they are coming from. countries in central america have problems with layings, -- gangs, and that is true, but everyone seems to have some reason for coming to this country. done because of the 14th amendment. anybody has a child in this country, it becomes an american citizen, and that is not fair and that is not right. my first cousin married a girl in italy and she could not become a citizen. host: when was that? caller: he died about three years ago. he married her in 1990, i believe, and he was having a hardship. he was seeking her in. host: on the line for border st

with ice.y dedicated, very committed. they do a tough job. and they do it well. listen, they are professionals. absolutely professionals. pete: they are professionals, but they also hear the political talk. do you think it has impact when an agent hears is he inhumane and incompetent. >> it really does. demoralizes and insults and makes you wonder why do you what you do every day. they are committed to what they do. they believe in what they do. they believe in america. pete: absolutely. quick question. one of the criticisms have been because of zero tolerance policy they have to focus on everything and ice can't be focused on the big issues. is that a legitimate criticism or are they able to tackle the big stuff as well. >> absolutely untrue. they are tackling the big problems one step at a time but they are getting there under this administration, under president trump, the gloves are off. they can now do their job. pete: in your county, which has had an ms-13 problem. is it getting better or

las operaciones locales de ice.ra las que hubieran sido detenidos aquÍ. en lugar de estar cerca de sus familias o abogados, ice podrÍa alojarlos en lugares mÁs lejanos" una de ellas dijo era una razÓn presupuestal y tambiÉn dijo que habÍan contribuido las mÚltiples manifestacionesllevadas a cabo por activistas pro inmigrantes. palmira: gracias. en pantalla le vamos a mostrar la zona dÓnde se ubica este centro de detenciÓnde richmond que fue epicentro de decenas de protestas en pro de los inmigrantes. el centro de detenciÓn de ice alberga un promedio de 300 inmigrantes indocumentados. el alguacil del condado recibe de el centro de detenciÓn de ice alberga un promedio de 300 inmigrantes indocumentados. el alguacil del condado recibe de la administraciÓn federal $82 al dÍa por cada detenido, lo que anualmente suma unos 6 millones de dÓlares. uno de los principales problemas era el acceso al centro que era casi imposible, cÓmo nos cuenta el alcalde. " el problema es que hemos tratado de entrar a las instalaciones y nadi

ice. this as the media misreports they've got it incorrectly that there was a push by ice agents to disban ice. that's not true. we're going to give you the real story. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi in a fight with maxine waters. they want her to tone down the rector. they're firing back. we've got the details, and you won't believe where else maxine waters supported protests. the eu and mexico now doing what president trump has been asking for all along. a tariff-free trade deal. we're going to give you the details. money, politics, we deliver the debate behind tomorrow's headlines and thank you for watching. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the evening edit starts right now. ♪ ♪ . liz: well, welcome to the show. the dow finishing up 35 points ending the day at 24,307. it was down as deep as 194 points to the downside intraday. the s&p and the nasdaq also closing higher to kick off the third quarter. trade fears lingering. more on that in a moment. but first, china mobile will be it announcing i

the museum of ice cream.own saancisco allows visitors of all ages to indulge their sweet tooth and love of selfies. allokqed's sheraz sadiqages to indulgehas the scoop.ooth -we wanted to create a space that brought people together. this is a space that is unifying. it's a safe space. it's empowering, and ice cream is such a beloved treat that it just felt like the perfect combination. us-this isn't your typicalm where the artwork is behind plates of glass., hee artwork is meant to be touched and interacted with. why did you take such an unconventional approach to the design of your museum? -well, i find that museumsit can be ae bit isolating, right? there's this sense that you can't touch anything or you're going to break something, and i think when you have that level of degree of constriction, it limits people from truly being able to express themselves, so we wanted to create a space where people could really be their authentic selves. ey could laugh. they could have fun. they could tough something, and no

is separate from ice. >> maria: ice is dealing with ms-13. president says ice is dealing with the toughest gangs out there and if you abolish ice, you don't have that protection anymore. >> that's not true. the fbi is handling ms-13. the dea is also handling -- >> maria: why not have ice handle them as well? >> we can't triplicate services. right now, you have federal resources going towards raiding homes and factories. we have to have a efficient season. >> maria: can you say the world is not safer? isis on the run. look at the focus on the borders. >> let's understand, that ice has been in existence since 2013. deportations have gone up since then. it's done nothing to stem the tide of illegal immigration in america. it's the resources, $6.1 billion would be -- >> maria: so you want to stem the tide of illegal immigration then. >> absolutely. the question is how do you do it. you do it by deporting the criminals and make sure people that come here want to work and go to school and contribute to america. >> maria: how do you deport them with

i can tell you hhs and ice is working closely. ice is detaining parents.every place the parent goes, their list and names are sent to hhs. hhs sends the information back to the parents. they're making arrangements to communicate by phones. >> so the stories that are happening are not true? so -- >> you can pick a case where maybe somebody made a mistake in processing. the overall processes are worked. the bottom line is, the parents are separated because they chose to violate the laws of the country, commit a crime and enter illegally. if they enter through the port of entry, they still have the same legal protections, they still can climb asylum and not be separated. they chose. i know if i cross between the ports, it's a crime. i'm going to do it anyways. so the first blame is with the parents. the second is with the florist settlement agreement. the third is with congress. i was on the hill when we asked congress for a fix. fix this agreement. raise the standards of asylum that people are taking advantage of. congress want to vilify ice. we gave them th

ice is doing their job. people want to ignore the data and the facts that 89%, everybody we arrested last year had a criminal history. either criminal conviction or pending criminal charges. we are prioritizing against the criminals. abolishing ice is less criminals locked over. over 100,000 criminals are walking the streets of this country that are illegal. that wouldn't happen if ice was there. >> charles: now it feels like there's going to be -- if a lot of young people follow ocasio-cortez's lead and go to the airports, go to your offices, this is going to be a very explosive situation where people interfering with ice agents and doing their jobs. parking their cars to go into their office. >> she needs to study the issue also. to volunteer protesters come and get in the middle of us doing our job. we had an office in portland shut down a week. that means criminals weren't being arrested. victims of child trafficking, sex trafficking weren't being rescued. drug traffickers weren't being arrested. so it j

ice consulted or not. will try to get to the bottom of that, because this apology change was unprecedented and unnecessary, just like the policy of separating the kids. thank you. senator grassley: senator booker? rono:or hin them a: it has clear that the government has no kind. commander white says if the judge had not ordered to read, it would happen because these anddren were made orphans are then in hhs custody. presumably they had no parents. not forcedif he had the mitigation, it would not be happening. what is the plan for these children once they were separated from the parents? ice has a policy that facilitate unification of a parent and a child at the time of removal. that has been our policy and that would have been the process we have followed prior to this order. senator: even without the judge's border, you would have proceeded to reunify as appropriate t 3000 children? >> at the end of that process them if they had been ordered removed by an immigration judge, the individual would have had t

rid of ice.> i just think that if you abolish ice as an executive agency it reflects the policies of the white house, of the president. you abolish ice now you have the same president with the same failed policies. whatever you replace it with will still reflect what the president wants to do. >> you don't support abolishing ice? >> i tli there are a lot of other things we can do before we get to that point. >> other democrats are sitting in the middle of this one. senator harris of california says we should start from scratch when it comes to immigration. back to you. >> it is becoming a big campaign issue. >> sandra: let's bring in byron york kicking off our week for us. you just heard it there. there is a growing chorus of democrats calling to scrap ice all together. do they see this as a win for their party right now, to continue to grow this message? >> well, clearly they do. the two senators who have called for it. senator warren and senator gillibrand from very, very blue states, massachus

i think ice cream brgs happiness. like, who eats ice cream and is sad? you ready?or, you know, out of a tub or whatever. it's fun. it feels good.fr -we have peopl cultures from all over the world who are coming together and talking with somebody they probably never would have had the opportunity to speak with, and they're talking about ice cream, and they're having fun. when yan see the power of humonnection in such a simplified form, i think it can be a great example e of how we should movforwa. -♪ got nothing in my brain t t's what people say ♪ -that does it for us. for more of our coverage, go to kqed.org/newsroom. jom thuy vu. thank you foing us. -ready? here we go! ♪ the world promised good to me ♪ ♪ hold my life secure ♪ he will my care and comfort be ♪ ♪ as long as life endes ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now am found ♪ was blind but now i see ♪y! -take it a keep going! robert: president trumprepares to tilt the supreme court to the right, but who will he pick? i'm robert costa. we discuss the con

we have a bill that lays out what ice has been doing and announces this action to abolish ice. opportunity, your base may say you want to have it. i want to see where people stand on it. it is too important for the safety of our communities that we maintain ice. other elements that you will find as we continue to work through the process, we are already into conference and we will vote to go to conference on the farm bill. continuing to get the work done and to make america grow and more opportunities for the future generation. good morning. i recently had the chance to visit a couple manufacturers up in minneapolis, st. paul. the story there is similar to what we are seeing around the country. more people are finding work. companies are expanding and confidence is surging. our policies have helped create this climate. the american people are better off now. this week we will consider legislation to make it easier for small companies to access the market. this is where most jobs come from, new companies. we'll cut down on regulations holding back small businesses. it is the thi

ice with something that reflects our morality . >> i don't think ice today is working as intended . >> there's no question we got to re-examine ice and its role. >> we need to re-abolish ice, that seems clear. >> we are committing human rights abuses on this order and that is part of the structure of theagency . >> president trump says the democrats are paving the way for republican victories this november so is he right? republican strategist kimberly place and deputy press secretary josc misdemeanor. kim, we start with you. the center on motto from new york said yesterday with this kind of rhetoric from the left, republicans canexpect to save the house in november and even add seats in the senate . the event that's possible? >> i totally agree.luckily for the american people democrats don't hold control of any branch of government or wewould have this crazy idea pushed through but there's a reason why people are dying to get to america. we understand the value of the enterprise . we don't know who's who. you have those that are seeking asylum and we have those that they are seekin

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ice was born out of 9/11. one of the primary responsibilities is national security they have the second largest presence on the federal joint task force. not only investigate immigration crimes related to national security threats, they also investigate custom violations. export technology. they're going after bad countries like north korea, potentially china. and then of course the immigration reports. dismantling the organization that smuggle people into the u.s. >> pete: groups like ms-13 that the president talks about. let me go to you al, you're an you have talked to what i've read about structural reform to ice as opposed to abolishing it. the rhetoric on the left is abolish. what is a difference? >> there is a huge difference. the show guests show the issue you want put forward. before there was ice, there was ins. we still protect our borders. this conversation about abolish ice, it is more of a political french on both ends of the part party. at sun about a political conversation. >> pete: what is the

we respect ice. we are not abandoning ice and we are not abandoning our law enforcement. online reaction. >> donald trump defended ice, in west virginia, amid calls to abolish the agency. he praised ice agents working to take down the violence gang and president supporters on social media loved this moment. no one should want america unsafe with open borders. we protect our borders at all times, ice is doing a wonderful job, keep at it. cindy says i will always be behind ice, they are part of law enforcement, law enforcement stands in front of me keeping me safe. twitter says we need ice to protect our country but garrett said on the other side there are valleys taking place across the country as people protest the pres.'s policies. heather: we talked about the amount of work that has to do with border security and it is a lot. the controversial clothing on their website. >> they removed merchandise that included the phrase impeach 45, they decided to take it down after the hashtag boycott walmart went viral online. a lot of loyal customers said they were angry about this

i mean, you know, certainly people love the ice cream. i tried the ice cream last week. it's have very good. the -- it's very good. in fact if that's the truck they're going to use, it's charming. people like it. we're not against food trucks. we tried to work with the applicant. we tried to work with other locations within union square that aren't so busy. we tried to suggest that they work with off the grid to join our lunch in the main lane that's starting up this july. winter walk, and just -- back to the work, we're picking up needles and stuff, and this is what our day looks like. we're challenged with the central subway. you know, we're just trying to make things easier. i think it would be a good addition to union square, not in this particular location. it's going to be a headache to try to manage it. >> thank you. mr. roth? you have three minutes. >> okay. thank you. well, i'd like to just get back to basics and remember why we're here. this ordinance came about in 2013. the 2010 ordinance was under attack because the state of california had preempted all the p

actually gave the democrats the opportunity to officially go on the record and say i want to abolish ice. but, you know what? the democrats declined and simply a joirt of them said yep, i'm here but i'm not taking a stand. ainsley: democrats withholding their votes. not voting no on it voting present. there were 18 that voted for, 34 against, and 133 voted present. >> this was a resolution supporting ice. it's different than the bill we told you about three democrat members said we're going to come up with a bill to abolish ice. those members said you know what? if that bill comes up, we are not even going to vote for it yesterday was a chance to say we support ice. rather than say we support the men and women of ice, so many democrats, 133 of them just said yep, i'm here. i'm not taking a stand. brian: mark who span soared the whole thing i only had 9 sponsors. republicans are not giving me enough time. i doubt it the polls obviously show the american people, regardless of your

miles of ice. and just seeing how group dynamics work. how we face professes. how do you deal with this ice landscape and in the end i got went away going back. but that's not a way to get children into north america because the migration is not a bunch of yahoos going where going to cross a nice feeling. that's just a lark. but if you want to get into a company, you have to have grandfathers, grandmothers written. you have to have a group. you have to have a survival population and the ice sheet is not the way to do it. the likely way that people came into the americas was michael . my thin boats coming down the west coast and the book travel is well known on the asian side to the paleolithic . there were nights off the coast of japan where people had to reach my boat. the artifacts that they'renot just clinging to a long and drifting over there. they're coming in numbers . and these sites are dating back to 30,000, 35,000 years ago so there's both travel on way back in the humanrecord . so you lo

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the average american understands ice is doing an important job. 2017 ice was responsible for taking 150,000 violent people who had criminal records of the streets was ice was responsible for deporting 220,000 illegal aliens. and she is becoming the face of the new democrat socialist party and they decided when push comes to shove the democrats are going to stand with ms 13, they are going to stand with human smugglers, and the american taxpayers and law-abiding american citizens. shannon: the president talked about ms 13 and we all know, they are in the news, they are terrific, not just going out and shooting people, they take pleasure in torturing people and making statements with people's bodies and their remains. he added this. >> going to get rid of ice. and they want open borders which is we want open borders and crime. heather: plenty of democrats say that doesn't encompass their policy on the border but average americans are worried about these kind of things and stripping away federal agency, sex trafficking and other horrific measure of things, where does this get lost in translati

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so this is a great environment to apply there is there and in particularly ice ice is a very transparent medium expression if it's called the impure to the electromagnetic waves so it's a good technique to apply to the the martian polar caps of course this is the.

she said randomly that we should abolish ice.from new york then jumped on that and said we should abolish it and try to fix it and put something new in there. and then hundreds of protesters ascended on the senate, brought in signs and chanted for the entire afternoon about abolishing ice and senator gillibrand and a number of democratic senators and congresswomen and men showed up to protest with them. so this was of their own making and i think it's a good thing the republicans called their bluff wanted to say if you want to make this an issue, you want to protest in the senate building, let's talk about it. let's put it on the floor for the vote and now you are on record as present or no. >> bret: thank you. when we come back, animals run wild. ♪ ...and the paths they took, to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com. until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a m

view ice unfavorably, 82%.the flipside two thirds of democrats view the irs favorably, half of republicans feel the same way. than it was numbers represent significant changes since the obama era. richard fowler, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor and fox news political analyst caldwell, welcome to you both. the irs, democrats love it now? >> as long -- here is the larger, what this speaks to is one thing i found remarkable. both parties are angry about the same things that haven't realized it yet. both parties argue for more accountability and more transparency. on the left they say ice is unaccountable and an transparent and engaging in bad behavior when it comes to separating kids from their families at the border. on the right they are arguing for more transparency and more accountability when it comes to the fbi handling donald trump. for decades after the lists in the african american community and latino community have been asking accountability from law enforcement. we have been seeing a deb

so you' making vanilla ice cream?> sar. >> mmm hmm.of oh a good help sugar. >> a little bit used to help the flavors. >> right. >> egg yolks. >> not the whites, just thehe yolks? >> just the yolks. you cook it until you get this thick mixture. >> mmm hmm.>> and then when it', you put itoo in a cooler to cdown. >> and that's the? >> and that's the (inaudible) ice cream right now. and then you freeze it? >> then you put it in the ice creamachine. >> uh huh. >> and you get this thickic showing of te cream mixture. >> right. >> so cold versus frozen. so i want to show you something to make it fun for today. >> you can add different flavors , or different colors right? >> exactly. exactly.ha so here,ve actually amme little bit of ice cre and we are adding little bit of red. >> othat looks so good. and this is fun for kids to make with their parents at home, if you want to try making some ice creamn the holiday. >> yeah. and a little bit of blue. and you get this - like, i mean, you have to mix it, you see. >> oh you can se

>>>thank you.>>> stop working with ice! >>to work with ice as well, and alameda county, deputies at santa rita jail do notify ice when an undocumented immigrant is about to be released in their custody. when they request the information. but activists want to follow contra costa county's lead. >> we don't want to criminalize our immigrant communities, he can do so by not publishing release date and information of folks who are being released from jails, as well as not notifying ice about people's release of information. >> organizers of today's protest say they will continue efforts like this until alameda county changes the policy. >> one family says that the decision for contra costa county ending this program is not necessarily a good thing. their relative was moved out of state. in the newsroom tonight, with more on how it could affect other husband transferred to an ice detention facility in colorado with other have been sparked by this upcoming contract termination. experience has been heartbreaking for her family. al

that's not what ice is doing today. t that's why i believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works. >> look at ice.an what a group of incompetence! at this point, they're focused more on toddlers than terrorists. instead of focusing on stopping bad guys from coming in and stopping c dirty drug money from going out, they're focusing on separating kids from their families. >> hey, dick, the policy didn't exist any longer, but any way, ice doesn't separate kids at the border. like of the protesters surrounding durbin, it seems like they all confuse ice with customs and border protection. it's border control, border patrol that arrests illegals at the border and runs them through processing. ice is the law enforcement agency that was set up, you'll remember, after 9/11 to protect us from international security threats, particularly those posed by people in the on country illegally. so how ironic is it that four new new york politicians, senator jillbrand, mayor de blasio an

it's a similar issue with ice. you can't have these institutions of government continually politicized by the president. it makes it impossible to do their job. >> at its core, is it a problem that it isn't one -- abolish ice doesn't mean one thing to all people? at its core is that -- is that a problem for democrats? some say abolish. some say reform. what's the difference between -- >> at its core what that means is that people are not happy with the performance of the job that ice is doing. it needs to be radically restructured and reformed. >> i don't know if all democrats -- you can't put all democrats in one bucket. i get the sense republicans and the president are happy to have this conversation. do you think democrats -- this is a debate to jump on right now? >> i think ice came up as a response to the family separation policy. donald trump's cruel and immoral policy of separating children from their parents. what trump tries to do is he takes one tiny segment of that response to the issue and tries to twis

he says it's not ice that should be put on ice.ff, very good to have you. >> thank you. >> neil: what do you make of this? the one that stood out to me and so many comments, but from dick durbin, besides saying they're a group of incompetents, they're more focuses on toddlers than terrorists, what do you think? >> that was very demeaning to law enforcement and ice. it's an ignorant statement by senator durbin. they don't understand the mission of ice. it's a very professional law enforcement organization. as a matter of fact, our first line of defense at the border, this is about national security. >> neil: so when the president says that they're the ones out of touch, he remarked, sheriff, when we have an infestation of ms-13 gangs in certain parts of the country, who do you we send to get them out? ice. there were other groups doing this sort of thing before ice. who were they? >> no, there were never groups like this before. there i was ins that preceded ice. but they didn't conduct interior enforcement. that's what the mission

and the entire afternoon about abolishing ice.emocratic senators and congresswomen and men showed up to protest with them. it is a good thing they call their bluff on it. and put it on the floor for a vote. >> recent fox news paul just 18% of americans were in favor of abolishing the immigration and customs enforcement agency. vladimir putin appearing to believe the russian president over our own us intelligence, donald trump trying to make things clear that he does in fact agree russia metals in the 2016 election. >> you hold him personally responsible. >> i would because he's in charge of the country like i consider myself to be responsible for things in this country. certainly is the leader of a country you have to i respond. >> the comments come after intense criticism from both sides of the aisle after the conference with vladimir putin in helsinki. jillian: donald trump are the first lady paying tribute to a fallen secret service agent. bill remick and had a stroke and died protecting donald trump at his golf club in scotlan

and this is ice. see. what sort of the future of these veins each formed with many years can cause the polls that. we need to see. the turn those trickles on the mountain face on a warm day twenty centimeters of ice can melt a year of it and the summer it'll be three metres further back or more when i was young this wall was still one hundred metres further over there near that sand bank was a double stall. speed. decency of microbes have been dormant in the ice or tens of thousands of years it's you know the ice is starting to thaw and the microbes are reviving very quickly literally within minutes. then he she would then they're terribly hungry they haven't eaten for twenty thousand years and the soil contains a lot of organic material that they never had enough time to eat in their youth. reviving and doing what they didn't have time for back then it's. done when the climate is dry they eat the organic material and produce you know two. when conditions are moist they produce methane the most. both are g

because they don't know if ice is going to be here. >> this is an aspect of hyperbole.le line up to become law enforcement agents because they truly want to be that presence in our society because they believe in protecting the citizens of the united states of america. jillian: do you worry about the future of kids who are learning these things? >> the future of our kids i go back to me being a professor and i see a different class of students that come in. there were changes in education but the truth is we are not receiving that. jillian: i like that. thank you for joining us. it is 36 minutes after the hour, facebook doing an about-face after blocking an ad from a republican. >> i am matt caldwell, i like guns, i love the second amendment and i support our president. that is why i am endorsed by the nra. jillian: the man in the ad, matt caldwell, has a message for the social media giant. he joins us live next. cold hard cash for those who cross the border illegally, proposal from the top democrat, your comments pouring in on this one. ♪ whoooo. you rely on tripadviso

>>sup ice cream. >> how about relish ice cream. >> how aboutom we doe weather. >> how about. >> that'sig old no from me as well. it's just -- let's do somewe her. satellite and radar nice and quiet this morning. patchy area of drizzle off to the east of town across portions of anne arrundel countyovpgin uar o tut that thal se whoiv l ie1 corridor. temperatures rising through the 70's into the 80's this morning. mix of clouds andin sunsh we could pop a verysolated shower but not nearly the same coverage as the past several days here i d.c. most of us are going to stay dry all day today and most of us will see a decent amount of sunshine. 89, temps heating up. l 89 degreater on this afternoon. into t 90's we go tomorrow. zip trip weather looks fantastic. come out and see us in bethngda in the morni we'll watch out for afternoon thunders though.orrow, into the weekend we go. 88 degrees on youllrhance of a thunderstorm, very small chance of a storm on sunday as well witn higthe middle80 's. but overall weekend looks pret's good. th weather. off to erin for mike, 4:56 right rew and we. down

. >> you should get rid of it, start over, abolish ice. >> got to critically re-examine ice. >> our nextst, a former ice agent calling the left disgraceful, separating facts from liberal fiction, stay with us. at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com >> welcome back. half past the top of the hour, donald trump defending ice as democrats ramping up calls to abolish the agency but we may soon get a helping hand from mexico to stop illegals from crossing the border. robert gray joins us with more on this. >> reporter: the rhetoric heating up in a political battle over immigration. ice in the crosshairs of 7 democratic party leaders and protesters with some calling for the agency to be disbanded or restarted. city councilman handcuffed after being arrested for blocking an entrance to a downtown based facilit

there were chants of abolishing ice. do you support abolishing ice?i think that's a distraction. the main point is we have to oppose the racist and savage anti-family and anti-immigration policy of the trump administration. ice is a tool being misused by the trump administration. there are things you ought to reform about it. the main -- we can really change it. the main thing is the policy of the administration, what they're doing. >> that as we know -- >> we will keep our eye on ball. >> you called for more on that. i want to be clear. do not abolish ice but there's room for improvement? >> i'm saying i think frankly whether you abolish ice is not the main question. you have to change it so it can't be misused the way it's being misused. the main thing is to change the policies. >> alexandra cortez in new york, she could join you in washington. >> she will join us. >> very ro aggressigre progress. she said the democratic party is a big tent party. we have grown for lots of people. yet there's this push toward more progressive policies. is there room

reporting from inside the arctic circle on how the greenland ice sheet is melting at its fastest rate for centuries. welcome back the weather across much of indo china at the moment is dominated by an area of low pressure which is giving a lot of rain we've seen some very heavy rain been reported in live slowing providing the sort typical rainfall total and this low pressure circulation is likely to bring more rain across the regions that includes northern vietnam and the low pressure if you like is sucking more showers in from the bay of bengal so for miramar there's a lot of wet weather run for the same goes for much of bangladesh too is extremely wet of the moment and flooding i think across the whole of the region is highly likely we move further towards the east plenty of rain here actually for hong kong but northwards fuzhou towards shanghai it's largely looking draw and fine moving across into south asia then and here you can see across northern areas that's where it's looking like the drier further south generally but for john paul we've seen a lot of rain being reported in th

and ice -- ice. oh, ice. thank goodness for ice. [applause] pres.mp: because we have some of the worst drug dealers, terrorists, criminals, and and ms-13 gang members -- and we're either throwing them the hell in jail, or throwing them out of our country. and ice goes up there, and they walk in like it's another day in the office. thank goodness for ice. [applause] pres. trump: the democrats want to abandon ice. they want to end ice. they're too strong. i saw one of the people get -- they're too strong. they're too strong. i think ms-13 is strong, too. the only thing they understand is strength. they don't understand anything but strength. and ice is tough and smart, and they track them down, and they stop tremendous amounts of crime. and these are great people, and they're not being treated properly. [applause] pres. trump: and the fact is, instead of supporting our ice officers, many of these democrat politicians who are, really, disciples of a very low iq person, maxine waters -- audience: booo -- pres. trump: -- and perhaps even worse, nancy pel

protesters have regularly shown up to denounce the sheriff for working with ice, those protests, the sheriff says, have taken their toll. >> to be very fair, one must acknowledge a growing course of the visuals and groups, from within and outside the county, that have focused on on dominic -- undocumented immigrants issues, raising important concerns. >> reporter: it houses 200 undocumented immigrants per day, the $3 million in annual net revenue help to run the sheriff's office, but he decided to end it for a number of reasons. >> much of this is driven by budget, frankly. the contract over time will not be sustainable. we would have to go to the board and asked them,three vote raise the rates that we charge the government, and i just don't see that happening. >> reporter: i asked the sheriff as he was -- if he was worried about any backlash from president trump. >> i'm not worried about being in someone's crosshairs.>> i am glad the sheriff listened to the large number of sincere and passionate residents who believe that our county should not use our local jail to house ice detaine