i saw a tweet from jeff blake a republican senator from arizona who said we need to take immediate action to protect the kids. really? senator flake where was the immediate action on tax cuts? where is the immediate action right now on harvey? where is the immediate action on obamacare? you know, it's amazing how they prioritize things. we have people who i get it. that are going to be hard cases but who are not american citizens and when they're impact we have to take immediate action but when american citizens are impacted by the devastating effects obamacare we have a major storm where is the pressing need then? i mean, this is just in credible the priorities of republicans up on the hill. i'm telling you any republican that votes for this to institute daca legislatively good luck in the primary on that one. i don't think it's going to work out well for you. >> abby: we'll see where this goes good to have you on.le >> pete: we want to take a shot of the south lawn, this is joint base andrews now because the president has already left the white house waiting marine one to land there at

they have a huge issue of the rino and jeff blake and wicker and the list goes on.rinos screwed up the senate and house. >> flake already has a serious challenger and to a certain extent the other two probably will, too. and i think again, the message yesterday was that there is a bunch much voters that are not happy and you have a republican and senator, doesn't mean a lot if you don't produce. >> lou: i love the leadership the president showed on the nfl and the left dismissing it is a culture war. it is a distraction. when it is profound and fundmental to the politics. >> culture is a big part of our politics and the president proved his ability to read the public mood on these things is unprecedented. we don't know if there is a strategy. >> lou: why do you need a strategy. corporatist want this and not. here is a map leading on this country and out of 16 other candidates, which one had a vissol? only trump had a position on issues and established the ground work and introduced the issues in the entire campaign. >> the flag issue is consistent with america first

they have a huge issue of the rino and jeff blake and wicker and the list goes on.rinos screwed up the senate and house. >> flake already has a serious challenger and to a certain extent the other two probably will, too. and i think again, the message yesterday was that there is a bunch much voters that are not happy and you have a republican and senator, doesn't mean a lot if you don't produce. >> lou: i love the leadership the president showed on the nfl and the left dismissing it is a culture war. it is a distraction. when it is profound and fundmental to the politics. >> culture is a big part of our politics and the president proved his ability to read the public mood on these things is unprecedented. we don't know if there is a strategy. >> lou: why do you need a strategy. corporatist want this and not. here is a map leading on this country and out of 16 other candidates, which one had a vissol? only trump had a position on issues and established the ground work and introduced the issues in the entire campaign. >> the flag issue is consistent with america first

jeff blake in arizona, places where they could potentially see republicans running from the right, does them that the president is working with democrats? >> it helps like jeff and dean heller. that's where you have a little bit in the party that the maneuver could give cover, not only those who are republicans but modern democrats. he was with her recently and had sort of nice things to say about her so. the amount of raw partisanship goes away among moderate democrats and republicans, could very well play into the midterm election. >> ron, back to you, i want to show you this image coming from breitbart. there is reporting that some trump's supporters are burning their make america great again hats. how does this play with his base? do you anticipate this being the broader response among trump's voters? >> i think for the restriction, the question of how to deal with the young undocumented immigrants brought here by their parents have been the difficult ground to defend. you have over three-fifth of the country significantly saying status and 50% people over 60%. the group of the corn

even jeff blake from arizona could avoid a challenge by retiring like bob corker. >> so they will take look into his writing and i think flake will start to do some polling and they will also throw in the towel. >> but if like leaves that is a different opportunity because those incumbents who condemn no winner hostile to sexuality and also one that should not serve in congress because he is a muslim. >> to apply a religious test is not riper but republicans should say that's not right. >> and the white house he was to help if elected. >> to say we don't agree with those comments been trying to get republicans elected and to write it in the memo the republican congress has replaced president obama as the bogeyman for the of primary voters and those officeholders are imperil. >> if you are tagged as a candidate as leadership of the of republicans in congress you are doomed. julie: reporting from washington and those colleagues may be ready to part ways. mark walker tells nbc g.o.p. lawmakers will be happy to see mcconnell retire. famous american rock formation now the subject of intense

>> steve bannon is taunting jeff blake.e shouldn't run for reelection and to be clear, there are plenty of republicans at this point in washington. they are not sure they see a road back. that doesn't mean tha not running for reelection is in the cards for him. bannon put roger wicker on that list. the nevada senator and a bunch of open seat races were held by democrats where the establishment settled on the favorite candidate. the one to watch is the republican party that rallied behind the state's attorney general. bannon was there a few days ago speaking to activists and he was asking what's the deal with hall. what opening have we got here? all of this doesn't add up to really impairerling. the margin of control is so small that to the extent that roy moore like figures start e merging, even if republicans kept nominal control, it could be a body. >> how much does steve bannon talk to the president? >> no. two sides say very different things. the president insists that he barely talked to him and bannon said he has spok

. >> part of that, of course, colonel, was jeff blake said over the weekend that it's become cliche because there is no good military option and that's what people keep saying over and over again. the last word we heard from the administration though before this u.n. meeting before nikki haley was from defense secretary james mattis. it was a pretty important moment when he came out yesterday to speak. this is what he said. >> any threat to the united states or its territories including guam or our allies will be met with a massive military response. we're not looking to a total ani lafgs north korea. but we have many options to do so. >> colonel, as many people noted since he came out this is not a man that seeks out the spotlight. and who wants to be the face on something like this. he is just not that -- that's not his personality. you know him. you heard that from james mattis and thought what? >> well, secretary mattis set out two very important stakes in the ground. i think we shouldn't ignore. stake number one is to remind the north core evens that there is a military action. don't f

senator jeff blake says it's important for congress to do this. paul ryan says he doesn't agree the president should end daca as we know it. does the white house agree with what is being said? >> again, i'll say it for a third or fourth time. i'll sure i'll get another five or six more questions on this and say it another five or six more times. we're in the process of finalizing that decision and those details. we'll announce that tuesday. >> the president said we love dreamers today and dreamers should rest easy. you know the president. is it conceivable that he could end this program and send these people out of the country after saying things like that? >> i knew i would get another chance to say, this we're finalizing those details and we -- >> that's not a detail -- >> we're finalizing this decision. it is part of the answers that we're finalizing this decision. that would be part of the details of the announcement on tuesday. >> the president has said that if we have to close down our government we're building that wall is. he backing down

i saw a tweet from jeff blake a republican senator from arizona who said we need to take immediate actionre is the immediate action on obamacare? you know, it's amazing how they prioritize things. we have people who i get it. that are going to be hard cases but who are not american citizens and when they're impact we have to take immediate action but when american citizens are impacted by the devastating effects obamacare we have a major storm where is the pressing need then? i mean, this is just in credible the priorities of republicans up on the hill. i'm telling you any republican that votes for this to institute daca legislatively good luck in the primary on that one. i don't think it's going to work out well for you. >> abby: we'll see where this goes good to have you on. >> pete: we want to take a shot of the south lawn, this is joint base andrews now because the president has already left the white house waiting marine one to land there at joint base andrews for the president and first lady boarding air force one to head back to houston, texas where they will look at and try to ass

blake, kron four news. (steve) attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce the president's decision on daca tomorrow0 a.m. we are also expecting rallies against the decision around the bay area. we will bring you the latest on air -- and through the kron4 mobile app. (pam) tonight, fire crews in gilroy are trying to contain a wildfire... it started last night -- after days of record - breaking heat. the fire has burned 100- acres.. and is 10- percent contained. it is burning near ballybunion drive ... and the fire is now being called the "bally fire." the fire is in steep terrain ... above multi- million dollar homes near the eagle ridge golf course in west gilroy. people who live nearby are being advised to keep windows shut and stay inside because of the smoke. kron 4's j-r stone is live in gilroy tonight with the latest.. j.r? flames shooting into the air in gilroy near the eagle ridge community. this is viewer video shot on sunday night by a neighbor who was in her backyard when the fire started. sot heard two pops and saw some kids and the next thing the hill was on fire.mary porcari says it ac

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in castro valley jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) marchers took over some downtown streets in oakland briefly yesterday during a 'defend daca' protest. kron four's spencer blake brought together hundreds of people in support of both documented and undocumented immigrants. (chanting: "the people united will never be defeated.")the chanting started as people gathered at frank ogawa plaza in front of oakland city hall. soon the organizer of the event, 16-year-old lucy siale, began introducing speakers - most of them immigrants themselves, and many of them daca recipients."we're saying no to exclusive immigration laws. we're saying no to banning people from coming here due to where they came from. due to the color of their skin. due to what they look like. we say no!"michael mendoza says his father came here from mexico, and that this country chewed him up and spat him back out."keeping immigrants in fear of deportation prevents them from organizing against wage theft and other forms of exploitation."siale says the event had no political affiliation nor sponsorship, and it focused on stories of people affected by daca, like this man, who, as a child, didn't like

blake. california's attorney general filing a lawsuit against the trump administration challenging the construction of a border wall, but u.s. attorney general jeff vowing to fight and win that lawsuit. cheryl: fox news william has all the details. >> if it happens in our backyard, we demand that it be carried out in the right way. >> california attorney general javier bacerra put into effect to stop wall. >> the list of of laws violated by the president's administration in order to build his campaign wall is almost as long. >> congress already appropriated 20 million-dollars to repair border fence and begin construction of wall prototypes, some concrete, others steel, but california says the trump administration must file environmental impact statement and attorney general jeff sessions. >> well, in the united states anybody can sue but the united states of america has a border, the united states government has control of that border and a responsibility to secure it. >> congress gave the federal government a waiver from environmental laws turned secure fence act of 2005. becerra that authority expired. >> we would expect to be fully successful

blake shelton and barbara streisand is participating. it's next week on tuesday september 12, here on 6 abc at 9:00. >>> and jeff skversky is here to talkhe real deal. >> carson wentz says that the team is ready to go and he is in a much better mental state than this time last year. sunday in washington may kick off a new season but carson wentz and the eagles may have a bad taste for the to losses last year and he called the losses frustrating and coach doug peterson maintains he will be aggressive with wentz and the play calling and he wants to send a message he is confident in those guys and just as big as a game at the end of the season with the playoffs on the line gl they are all must wins and i think have you to -- the opener is a very important game, you can set the tempo for the rest of the season and it's the first part of the year and i talked to our guys about starting fast. >> and going back into offseason workouts and training camp and preseason games we have all sorts of reps and different opportunities against different looks and the dolphins came up and we got to practice against them and ready to go and hopefully start

blake. he apparently is not too old to run for the senate. he said monday that he is considering another run for public office, including a potential primary challenge against jeff flake, joe arpaio was unseated as chair of maricopa county but with his name in the spotlight following a pardon from trump come he says he could mount another bid for public office. he says he could run for mayor, legislator, senate, i am getting a lot of people around the state asking me. mariago to new hampshire, on the line for supporters. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to clear one thing. when you say undocumented, it is really evil eagle. -- illegal. you broke the law and have to go back. , ii have a speeding ticket have to pay my ticket because i wrote the law. these people broke the law. shame on them for bringing their children or having children in this country knowing they broke the law. we went for five years, my family, to come to the country and we did it legally. we could have come you legally illegallya -- from canada, my father did not want us looking over our shoulder afraid to be caught all of our lives. shame on obama for the dream act. he broke the law