and now politically, many people are saying they need to rethink their approach on immigratio we will take a much closer look at this eye-opening night of crime coming up next week on "full measure." sharyl: look forward to that. thanks, scott. that is all for this week. thanks for watching. next week, we will hold more powers accountable. the following is a production of

>>repod2r: besides those personal]r attacks the debate largely focus ]z terrorism, immigratio and thetulre headed#t to south carolinap9 next for theirtl dee thisdñ sunday t.this is abcñn nm washington. >>> >>st live in the newsroom with how bay area republicans react to tonight's debate, katie. >>reporter: despite the feud between trump and cruz you saw the contentious exchanges tonight republicans watching together in san francisco say they are happy to see the candidates spending less time attacking each other. san francisco young republicans hosted a debate watch party on lombard street. >> a little bit of friendly fear but it's okay because their message ultimately we need to stand yooint united and support whoever the nominee is from the paivrment looks like they are patting each other on the back and as a party i think they are starting to come together at bit more. >>reporter: as for how donald trump figures into the peace making. >> if he were to make it in this could actually be quite a good team together working together. a lot of talent there. >>reporter: san francisco sta

>>repod2r: besides those personal]r attacks the debate largely focus ]z terrorism, immigratio and thetulre headed#t to south carolinap9 next for theirtl dee thisdñ sunday t.this is abcñn nm washington. >>> >>st live in the newsroom with how bay area republicans react to tonight's debate, katie. >>reporter: despite the feud between trump and cruz you saw the contentious exchanges tonight republicans watching together in san francisco say they are happy to see the candidates spending less time attacking each other. san francisco young republicans hosted a debate watch party on lombard street. >> a little bit of friendly fear but it's okay because their message ultimately we need to stand yooint united and support whoever the nominee is from the paivrment looks like they are patting each other on the back and as a party i think they are starting to come together at bit more. >>reporter: as for how donald trump figures into the peace making. >> if he were to make it in this could actually be quite a good team together working together. a lot of talent there. >>reporter: san francisco sta

the issue of illegal immigratio. considering that the timing of the john mccain and mitt romney presidential run it wasn't a national security issue like it is now. we didn't have training camps just across the border for people to look mexican and train as terrorists to come into the country, now we have confirmed those are verbage that scares anyone. it is not skin color or ethnicity. trish: one thing that scares me is the financial side of all of this because is going to be completely and sustainable for us to take on all of these additional people and the benefits. the obama administration says if you don't take in, the obama administration says if you don't take in the 11 million illegal immigrants and bring them into the system you are missing out on the eve billion dollars worth of economic potential but let the counter that with what the heritage foundation says. if you take in those 11 million people you are going to be hit with $6.4 trillion worth of liabilities in the way of a host of different welfare pro

in t, here's e latest trump ad going after cruz on immigratio >> sounde you te the bill to pass? of course i wanted the bill to pass. wht -- amendmt to pass. what my amendment did-- >> you said the bill. >> -- is take cizensh off the table but it doesn'tmean -- it doesn't mean i supported the other aspectof thbill. >> and her's a cruz aditting trump on greed. >> i think imminent domain is wonderful. trump colluded wi aantic city insiders to bulldoze the home of an elderly widow. trump won't change the system, he's wh's wng with it. >> joining me the pho rig now is donald trump. mr. trump, welcome back to"meet the press." >> good morning, and i have to tell you, his ad is wrong because i never knocked down that use. i wanted to gehe house to build aajor building that uld have employed tremendous numbers of people but when the woman didn't want sell ultimately said forget about it. so hsot me bulldozing down a house, i never bulldod it down. it's f advertising. >> allight, i thihe accation was th's wh you wante to do - >> no, the accusation was wanted to and d do it. you know, you

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fixing a broken immigratio systst. [ applause ] violence. equal pay for equal work. paid leave. raising the minimum wage. all of these things still matter to hard working families. they are still the right thing to do, and i won't let up until they get done. for my final address to this chamber, i don't want to just talk about next year. i wantnto focus on the next five years, the next ten years, and beyond. i want to focus on our future. we live in a time of extraordinary change-change that is reshaping the way we live, the way we work, our planet, and our place in the world. it's change that promises amazing medical breakthroughs, but al economic disruptions it promises education for girls in the most remote villages, but also connects terrorists plotting an n ean away. it's change that can broaden opportunity, or widen inequality. weather we whether we like it or not, the pace of this change will only accelerate. america has been through big changes before. wars and depression, the influx of new immigrants, workers fighting for a fair deal, movements to expand civil rights. e