but that doesn mean that all illegal imgrants are mexicans or la tinas. and, also, the jails are not filled with latino tetino immi. and most of them are not even latinos. so i think to try to put everybody in a category and call a whether or not he will country and et in additionty drug dealers and rapists, i think is something that is not in the times that we're living chlts we're trying to live in a country where tolerance is if main issue. we're trying to accept everybody, not thinking in the race or the ethnicity or the sexual preference. we're trying to come together to be a better country. the united states is ways ebase formed by immigrants. if we're trying to sprat everybody, it's not the country that we want to live in. >> so let's get back to the pageant now. the pa jechbt has no broadcasters. here's what donald trump said about that. >> so they left 51 wonderful girls who worked so hard all of their lives to become a representative and go to ms. usa pa jent. it's in louisiana. they're all waiting there right now. >> that's my hometown, by the

even after insulting undocumented imgrant. >> trump went to the border on thursday but the trip wasn't without a hick yumcup or two. >> donald trump, on the plane bearing his name. blazing a campaign trail to the u.s. border with mexico. mobs of cameras to catch a series of photo ops that is donald trump behind there and to return the spotlight to the issue that helped make him a surprise force in the republican primary. border security. >> i'm the one that brought up the problem of illegal immigration. and it is a big problem. a huge problem. >> but how much trump actually learned is unclear. even before trump arrived his tour hit a snag. local border patrol union that invited him, uninvited him for fear it would a look like an endorsement. >> they invited me then were told me want silence. they are petrified of seeing what is happening because they have a real problem here. >> instead, trump went to the boreder with a meeting with officials. the mayor and city manager. >> this man, i'm going to steal him to run something for me. he is fantastic p. >> talking about jeesus building a w

. >> it was causing problems in the communities where people especially in the new imgrant communities would to the call -- stop calling the police. >> the president of the chiefs of police association will testify at the senate hearing this morning. it begins at 7:00 our time. we'll bring you coverage. >> the archbishop is calling for a by pat san collusion: partisan solution. i'm a modesto man accused of murdering five people is expected to be transferred to the stanislaus jail this week. investigators believe he killed his mother, estranged girlfriend. dr. cruz, their baby girl and two other children. he was being investigated in the death of cruz's 2-year-old son before saturday's killings. dozens of people showed up to a park in modesto yesterday to mourn the victims. the gathering was organized by colleagues of dr. cruz. >> she was an outstanding physician and outstanding person. there wasn't a day she didn't come in she wasn't smiling. >> police have not revealed loud the five victims were killed or a motive. >> san francisco superadvisers will vote to ask the state for a new ja

with certain special interest groups than they are about protecting the public from the illegal imgrants who are here and have been arrested and committing crimes. so you know, they have it backwards. they should be more worried about protecting the public. it's ice, the reality of immigration enforcement today is that the obama administration is only going after the worst of the worst. so if there is somebody that ice actually says they want, they ought to get out of the way and turn them over to i.c.e. you know, it's got to be somebody who meets the minimal priorities of the administration. so this is a reckless policy. >> would you agree the only way to stop this, because the obama administration, they said in 2010, we're not going after the sanctuary cities who won't follow federal orders. the only way to stop it is to stop giving money to actually house these prisoners who were supposed to be turned over to the feds, but also it's to make sure that these sanctuary cities are required to follow the federal law? >> right. it's -- there's two parts it to. one is as you said, it needs t

. >> we want our loss to be the last loss from a violent criminal imgrant. >> the family endorses legislation known as kate's law, requiring a five year hand torrey sentence for undocumented immigrant caught entering the u.s. after being deported. a bill is being considered that the sheriff confirm the prisoner will be weeked before being transferred. >>> a shooting yesterday morning was a murder-suicide. the coroners office has identified the victim as claire horton. she was killed by scott burr dock. they -- burdick. they had a previous relationship. he shot her and himself. >> this caught everybody off guard, two good supportive family, all indications are good kids. >> i was in shock. it is really sad. police say there's no previous indication of trouble between the two young people, no restraining order. horton was attending san diego state. burdick attended stanford studying engineering. >>> a mudslide shut down a major highway into yosemite forcing some to abandon the cars at highway 140 at the el portal area. it happened yesterday evening after days of heavy rain, some had to leave th

montel williams is calling out donald trump saying it's reckless and rom to say that undocumented imgrantsre largely murders and rapists. montel is with me and, as i call him, montel it like it is. >>> let's start with governor jane brewer. what do you make of her response? >> i can say that anybody would listen to what she has to say with her experience as a governor, you're not offended when she says what she is saying about the issues facing her and her state. she's not saying it in an offensive way. but when you listen to secretary and the secretary clearly says okay, i get what the problems that we are pointing to at the border. we do have to solve that issue. but we also have to solve the issue of the fact that there are 12 million people here that are undocumented, whether we got here, whichever way you think they got here, it doesn't matter. they're doing the jobs that we don't let our children do. and some of the relatives have gone off to fight in wars. there's 55 million hispanics who should be respected as true citizens of this country, some of which who fought in war for us. a

they cut ties with you today because of your comments about mexican imgrants. >> because they're weak. you know, they cut ties because they're weak. and it's very sad to see. that's it. i'm talking not about mexico. i'm talking about illegal immigration. and it has to be stopped, don, in this country. >> hmm. >> it's killing our country. >> let's talk about macys. >> people are pouring over the borders. we have incredible border patrols. these are incredible people. and they can't do anything. people are pouring into the united states. i guess some come from mexico, but they come from all over the world. by the way, they come from the middle east. we don't even know where they come from. >> why did you have to say that they're rapists, though, donald? why did you have to say they're rapists? >> who's racist? >> no, no, no. not racist. why did you have to say they were rapists? >> well, if you look at the statistics -- >> i didn't see about mexicans. i said the illegal immigrants. if you look at the statistics on rape, on crime, on everything coming in illegally into this country, they

with certain special interest groups than they are about protecting the public from the illegal imgrants who are here and have been arrested and committing crimes. so you know, they have it backwards. they should be more worried about protecting the public. it's ice, the reality of immigration enforcement today is that the obama administration is only going after the worst of the worst. so if there is somebody that ice actually says they want, they ought to get out of the way and turn them over to i.c.e. you know, it's got to be somebody who meets the minimal priorities of the administration. so this is a reckless policy. >> would you agree the only way to stop this, because the obama administration, they said in 2010, we're not going after the sanctuary cities who won't follow federal orders. the only way to stop it is to stop giving money to actually house these prisoners who were supposed to be turned over to the feds, but also it's to make sure that these sanctuary cities are required to follow the federal law? >> right. it's -- there's two parts it to. one is as you said, it needs t

he been campaigning and provoked outrage branding mexican imgrants as rapists and criminals, and says he was, well misinterpreted >>> andy gallagher sent this update from lor aido in texas. >> reporter: donald trump did not come to get a warm welcome. he came to paying a point about illegal immigration. the union that represents border agents withdrew the invitation, he came anyway spending three hours on the ground talking to various officials. obviously what makes this is big story are the comments that donald trump made about beam coming from mexico to the yits for a better life. he called them criminals and rapists. we met plenty of people incensed by the remarks, the children of illegal immigrants, who run businesses and make taxes and they say his remarks are disrespectful. his campaign has a deal of momentum. the question is can he keep up the momentum and win the nomination for the republican party. >> police in the united states, in the state of louisiana, investigating a shooting at a movie theatre. two were killed and eight injured. police say a 58-year-old man opened fire

encourage economic vitality and economic justice for disparate families, for working people for imgrants. 4, to promote economic sustainability for neighborhood businesss and non-profits. 5, to promote education about latino culture and 6, to ensure collaboration with another community arts and schools and businesses. to achieve the purposes of this latino cultural district, my office has been working closely with the mayor's office, with our residents our businesses, our artists and other community stakeholders, who have engaged in a process for the purpose of creating a special use district for this cultural district. as this process for the creation of a special use district is underway, we have many long-term neighborhoods-serving businesss in this cultural district that have closed or have been forced out of the neighborhood due to skyrocketing rents, as well as the lack of commercial rent control in state of california. because of this phenomenon, the mayor's office and my office decided to seek intrhom interim controls where the merger would resolve in a ground? floor commercial u

i'm talking about illegal imgrants are causing tremendous crime. tremendous crime.and nobody wants to talk about. and that's why fox. fox, at least fox are now talking about it. and if i didn't bring up the subject a number of weeks ago we wouldn't even be talking about illegal immigration right now. >> if you found out you had an illegal immigrant working for you and they were a hard worker, how would you treat them? >> i think that i would treat them probably yet i'd have to tell them they have to go back. >> what if they were supporting their family. >> i'd probably say you have to go back. do i like do doing that? no. i have a heart. but i would probably tell them you have to go back. look, we have anywhere from 11 to 31 million. our country doesn't even know. the statistics are from 11 to 31 million illegal immigrants in our country. we don't even know. okay? we don't even know. nobody is able to tell me the number. used to be 11. now they think it is 31 million. it is a very sad situation. but you have to create a strong border. and if i didn't bring this up,

they said they do not want to dmon niez imgrants. in a conference call the president of the keef organization mandating -- land do more harm than good. >> it was creating big probes in many of our communities where people -- problems in our commune xhu t where stop calling the police. wouldn't ask for help. they were victims of crimes and they wouldn't report it. >> an advocate for victims of defgs say 41% say why they don't come forward they fear they will be deported. >>> new video of the fire fight. this is boofr bvr noon and burned up to interstate 680. more than one dozen homes were threatened at one point. air drops and ground crews. no one was hurt no buildings burned. we're in the weather center with our chief meteorologist. a lot of weather things happening. >> alost lot because we have a hurricane which is now a tropical disturbance. not even that anymore. when they do, when hurricanes get this far north it's not a hurricane but when the moisture ghets far north we have this situation. -- big thunderstorm build up and? sout

he seems to have connected to what some people in the voting public, how they feel about imgrants?m also the son of immigrants, irish immigrants. you wi i think it's more important not to become away, but to confront donald trump. we absolutely have to fix a broken season system. . >> we're not done yet. everybody stay with me. when we come right back, we're going to talk more about this. ♪and keep my mind on my load♪ ♪keep my eye upon the road♪ ♪ that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. nobody's hurt,but there will you totstill be pain.new car. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car re

that came out is that people are talking about actually threw in legal immigrants in with illegal imgrants. again, you can ontd make the point when you're misrepresenting things. we have 25% consistent estimates of a federal prison population. you can try to dispute those. washington post actually had it with a higher number. that has nothing to do with people who workrd hard and came here legally and obeyed our laws. it's unfair to the people who came here legally and you're trying to distort the truth by lumping them all together. >> i'll give you the last word here quickly if you can. >> i think his words spoke very clearly. he said they were criminals and rapists. and maybe some of them were good people. i'm quoting donald trump right there. >> all right. thank you. i appreciate it patty and cheri. thank you very much. we've got a lot more on donald trump when we come back. the man who heard you're fired from him not once but twice. and ms. usa talks about winning the crown in the wake of trump's inflammatory remarks about mexicans. i needed work done around my house at a fair price.f

sarah, we just heard trump say he can't even guarantee he doesn't have ill heelegal imgrants working for him. is he being a hypocrite here. >> yeah you could say he's being a hypocrite on this. i think the reality is h when he says look i can't attest to who all is working on my hotel, i'm not sure. that doesn't really add a lot of credence to his immigration argument. he doesn't really care that much about what the facts are. he'll go out there and say the comments i'm making they're not offensive. they're just the truth. i think if they were not offensive to immigrants when we wouldn't have seen from mj's great reporting all of his sponsors backing away from him. i think the reality of what's going on in the world and donald trump's reality continue to be two different things. it's something that republicans are going to have to deal with. >> as sarah mentions trump as dominated the conversation more than any other candidate. we're talking about trump two weeks after he announced his official presidential launch. he is a polarizing person. but he continues to surge in the polls. do

hostility to immigrants to grudging acceptance to point out the obvious, jeb bush is married to a mexican imgrant i doubt he would describe his relationship with his wife as hostility to grudging acceptance. it's possible that this play she's making for latino voters can work absolutely but she should certainly not overplay her hand i think. >> certainly, and she also ought to check the facts on where all the various candidates are on a path to citizenship. he said with all due respect, i've been for a path to citizenship for a long time. while brianna, as brianna said she's trying to paint all the candidate candidates under the donald trump brush, we'll see them start to talk a little more about how they're different than donald trump, even though they've been pretty slow to do that. clinton has a lot of work to do with hispanics as well. there are a lot of people in this country who feel that democrats have not done enough for them and who are disappointed in president obama. that does not mean that they're going to go rushing to the republicans, but it is something that she's really going to h

he's not anti-imgrant. he wants immigration, it's what created this country, to be the wonderful country that we are. what he does want is legal immigration, because it's just better for the economy. it's better for the country. it gives these people the opportunity to create the american dream for themselves. >> has he categorically ruled out running for president as a third party candidate? >> why would he even think about it at the moment? he's the front-runner of the gop? >> i have to say, i've let that pass i think three times, i'm aware of any poll that shows him the front-runner? i know he's doing well in new hampshire and iowa but the national surveys that i've seen put him somewhere in about the 7th position. by the way, not bad. he's in the top 10 but which poll is he leading? >> well take a look at the one that came out on thursday the economist has him leading in the national poll. >> i'm going to look it up. i appreciate your time here. >> right now he's busy on the trail. >>> governor george p

. >> donald trump is also disenchanted with john mccain on the illegal imgrant front.se were the issues but then these got personal. >> i don't like heroes. >> he is he a war hero. >> sea war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured okay? >> and that's the comment that has caused the uproar. however, new "the washington post" poll just out this afternoon shows mr. trump surging 24% of republicans or g.o.p. leaders support him. that was taken before the mccain situation exploded. joining us now from his new york city headquarters is donald trump. so supporter of yours somebody likes you asked me yesterday why doesn't trump just stick to the issues pause some are resonating. why does he have to get personal? how do you answer that? >> well, when you get personal, if you look at what john mccain said, we had 15,000 incredible americans talking about illegal immigration bill and he called them crazies. that was a very insulting thing. they were all very insulted in phoenix the other day that was very insulting thing not good. is i see what's happen

. >>> welcome, the illegal imgrant who should have been deported earlier this year was arraigned on murder charges today for the killing of a woman last week on a pier in san francisco. francisco sanchez has been deported five times and has seven felony convictions is now akudsed of killing 32-year-old katherine steinle. with more reaction on the victim and her death is trace gallagher. >> her dad says she was thoughtful and loving. her brother called her a strong out spoken free spirit. her friends say she had a contagious life. clearly she left an indelible mark on those who loved her. after growing up in san francisco's east bay she off to see the world after college traveling to europe africa japan and living for a while in dubai. her family said she didn't go as much as to see the places as she did to learn about the people. she came back to the bay area and works as a sales representative for a medical technology company. her interests was helping physically challenged athletes get better in sports and better in life. the day before she died she changed her facebook cover photo with

it turns out there is no evidence to back up trump's now famous claim that imgrants are rapists and bringingo the united states. in fact we couldn't find a single study that links violent crime and immigration. moreover, we actually did find one study that says the crime rate among first-generation immigrants, those born elsewhere is lower than overall crime rate among all residents in the united states. trump has also said we have no protection at our borders. well, of course he's right there is a border problem. but number of illegal immigrants is down. in 2007 there were 12.2 million unauthorized immigrants in the united states. that figure dropped to 11.2 million in 2012, the last year for which we have figures. and then there is his other claim here, are mexicans flooding into the country, as trump suggests. net migration between united states and mexico is, get this, zero. meaning there are just as many people emigrating to mexicos there are mexicans coming from mexico. according to government accountability office border security in the southwest is about 84% effective. that's not per

we have some many frankie will me you, everybody, we were all sort of in the group of imgrant, but we have done that to the absolute letter of the law. we're very very careful. >> but if the "washington post" can go there and talk to 15 people and find some illegal immigrants. >> they haven't shown us anything. i wish they would give us some names. >> you must have a guy on the job site. >> have more than one guy and check it probably more carefully than ever job that was ever built. anderson you have either 11 -- anywhere from 11 to 34 million illegal immigrants in this country. they are all over the place. nobody knows even where they come from. they probably come some from the middle east. you don't know where they are coming from. we check on that building probably more carefully than anybody that's ever built a building before and i think from what i heard, and i just checked it this morning because i asked the question because i read the article also we are absolutely in beautiful perfect shape. now i wish they would give us the names. we would get rid of them immediately. >> th

research quoting a 2014 massachusetts study finding that "the crime rate among first generation imgrants those who came to this country from somewhere else is significantly lower than the overall crime rate in that of the second generation." let's talk about all of it with ben ferguson and mark lamont hill. ben, we just quoted two studies. i have a long list, there are a number of studies that point to that same trend. i just wonder how long you think donald trump can stay this high in the polls, galvanize supporters when he is saying things like this that are not based in fact. >> well there's a couple things here. one, you look at donald trump. he fell into this. this was pure dumb luck. when he came out in his campaign and started talking without a teleprompter which he bragged about him being brilliant. he had no idea the reaction to his words were going to make this the core center issue of his campaign. so this is not something he preplanned. this is just donald trump, dumb luck. he connected on an issue and he doubled and tripled down on it. the second issue is this. donald would

the second thing is is i don't know how many of you come from large, extended, jewish or other imgranting families. but there was always an uncle in the family who said no, no no, i'll get it for you wholesale and so there was no tax there. and then you have a rush to set up small businesses and you become a c corp and get your sales tax from the state and so in the worst economic situation in belgium in early '81 there was a proliferation of restaurants because people were eating on the restaurants, that is they weren't paying tax on the food they consumed. my house is paid off, my car is paid off, i live on my cash flow and my successful kids are in exactly the same situation. we consume such a tiny proportion of our budget that it would be way better than the income tax or even a flat rate income tax in affecting us. there's another little aspect of this. when you add a sales tax increase to any state or entity it goes into the cpi, raises the consumer price index. do it hall-rabushka style and you get a value-added tax you get the equivalent conceptually but it looks like an income ta

i'm an imgrant, you're an immigrant, we're all immigrants. >> illegal immigrants commit less crime -- >> i'm talking about illegal immigrants are causing tremendous crime tremendous crime. and nobody wants to talk about it. and that's why fox, at least fox and you won't leave this perhaps but at least fox is being honest because they're now talking about it big league. and if i didn't bring up the subject a number of weeks ago, we wouldn't even be talking about illegal immigration right now. >> if you found out that you had an illegal immigrant working for you and they were a hard worker how would you treat them? >> i think that i would treat them probably -- i'd have to tell them you have to go back i think, you know. >> what if they were supporting their family? >> i would probably tell him you have to go back. they're illegal immigrants. i'd probably say you have to go back. do i like doing that? no. i'm a nice person believe it or not. i have a heart. but i would probably tell him you have to go back. look we have anywhere from 11 to 31 million. our country doesn't even know. the

policies on this country and how they effect people and honoring the victims of crime caused by illegal imgrants. in this case, it's the father of kate designly who is -- stinely who is at the hearing as well. pushing specifically for a change on the city programs because he believes that was the problem that caused his daughter's death in san francisco. we are monitoring the hearings. he may be speaking closer to 8:00, but we are keeping an eye on it. and a big story that we are continuing to follow as we learn more about the man accused of killing his mother and ex-girlfriend, the victims ranging from 6 months old to 57 years old. martin martinez is also accused of killing a boy last year. >> reporter: shocking revelations of a suspect killing five in modesto. the two adults killed were his mother and his one time girlfriend, dr. amanda cruz. it was not for that murder that martinez was jugs arrest eds. -- juster arrested. it was for the killing of cruz's son last year. >> october 2014, mr. martinez was liersed as a potential suspect in a crime report involving a 2-year-old christopher riply.

an illegal imgrant deported five times gunned down a woman in broad daylight and the blame game beginsort to republicans that we have not been able to make the investment we would like to make. >> wasn't it tell us that shielded this guy from being sent back to mexico again? >> the video you are about to watch is serving the freshman quarterback punches a woman in the face at a bar. it is all caught on video. what should happen now? we report, you decide. are. >> man oh, man. >> then it was the fourth of july fail like none other. this man celebrates too early and loses the race. this air force pilot is not crying about his loss. he is here live with his story. he still has his eye on the olympics. we have our eyes on you. live from new york city, this is fox and friends. ♪ >> wake me up before you go-go. do you wake up your spouses before you go-go in the morning in. >> no, my wife gets up and makes me breakfast in the morning. >> that's funny. >> she wakes me up. >> what are does she put in the bowl? >> she will make three items and i will pick one. >> no pancakes today. >> that are

as the son of an imgranted who knows the sacrifices his father and grandparents made to come to thisry, the fact that someone would actually jeopardize the most valuable thing they have, their american citizenship and u.s. passport to join isis is unfathomable. we have to give our secretary of state this authority. isis presents a real threat both at home and abroad. this is a commonsense measure we should take. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. royce: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: mr. royce: i'll quote the bureau of counterterrorism, it exceeded the rate of foreign terrorist fighters who traveled to afghanistan, pakistan and iraq and yemen or somalia at any point in the last 20 years. individuals drawn to the conflict were diverse in their socio-economic and geo backgrounds highlighting the need for messaging and early engagement to dissuade individuals from traveling to join the conflict. the bill before us today is a necessary ambition to our national intelligence and creates an impor