>>minutes later jenkins was tased and arrested. >>it really hit me when i'm he liked to me out the car and was light. took me to the bat doesn't live like human life. lawyer light. i'm really going through this right now in the eye here and when the taser it was like. it is like a painful like oh my god, i like it was oh my spine really like. well like this is really what they do to people like i'm really going to lose sight. i'm only way one 5 to do it too. 2 officer, size 6 somethin. get me down and just so light. >>taser use the site i can't believe >>that was kron four is dr. starr reporting the late hope police are not commenting on this case only saying that this is a personal matter and that the chief is revealing it. jenkins who faces driving without a license and resisting arrest charges has not filed a lawsuit against the department lauria says that that could eventually happen. the go ship trial 3 people took the stand monday. there were the mother of the victim, the man who signed the warehouse lease and a young woman w

>>minutes later jenkins was tased and arrested. me when i'm he liked to me out the car and was light. took me to the bat doesn't live like human life. lawyer light. i'm really going through this right now in the eye here and when the taser it was like. it is like a painful like oh my god, i like it was oh my spine really like. well like this is really what they do to people like i'm really going to lose sight. i'm only way one 5 to do it too. 2 officer, size 6 something. give me food is so light. >>taser use the site i can't believe >>police are compact commenting that is on the case only saying this is a personnel matter that the chief is reviewing. jenkins who faces driving without a license and resisting arrest charges has not filed a lawsuit against the department. her lawyer says that could eventually happen. >>authorities in houston say the stepfather who was watching 4 year-old malia davis when she went missing, has now been booked into jail on suspicion of tampering with evidence a human corpse. police in houston have not s

>>minutes later jenkins was tased and arrested. >>it really hit me when i'm he liked to me out the car and was light. took me to the bat that live like human life. lawyer light. i'm really going through this right now in the eye here and when the taser it was like. it is like a painful like oh my god, i like it mice find really like. well like this is really what they do to people like i'm really going to lose sight. i'm only way one 5 to do it too. 2 officer, size 6 somethin. give me food is so light. >>taser use the site >>chilling moments there vallejo police are not commenting on this case only saying that it is a personnel matter that the chief is reviewing now as for jenkins, she faces driving without a license and resisting arrest charges. she has not filed a lawsuit in this case, but her lawyer says that could change down the road. reporting live in hercules jr stone kron florida jr thank you a big emotional start to testimony today in the trial of 2 men. >>accused in the oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 people in 2016

jenkins said she left her license in another bag. that's when she says the officer grabbed her arm, telling her she was resisting arrest. she said she was also tased. in the video one officer said they saw passengers making gestures towards them, pointing fingers at them in the form of a gun. >> you guys want to drive by and put your hand out the window. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> they were snapchating like on the phones. hey, like that. it was never hands out the window like boom, boom. it was never that. >> the chief initiated an internal investigation. we are looking at that. so we're not really providing any further statements on that at this time. >> the city of vallejo is asking the department of justice to come in and review the police department and help with community relations. no word if and when that will happen. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> thank you, bob. >>> 6:04 right now. in just a few hours, testimony resumes in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. we're learning that a key

>>minutes later jenkins was tased and arrested. >>it really hit me when i'm he liked to me out the car and was light. took me to the bat doesn't live like human life. lawyer light. i'm really going through this right now in the eye here and when the taser it was like. it is like a painful like oh my god, i like it was oh my spine really like. well like this is really what they do to people like i'm really going to way one 5 to do it too 2 only officer, size 6 somethin. get me down and just so light. >>taser use the site i can't believe >>those chair stone reporting police say the chief is now reviewing the case. also news today, a trial date has been set for the man accused of killing 18 year-old mia wilson at an oakland bart station last july a judge turned over some of john callas psychiatric records to the prosecution so they can start preparing their case. the prosecution wants to an expert to review those records before psychiatrist examines cal, the determined if he's competent to stand trial. if he is found competent the tri

an officer pulled him over and jenkins did not have her license. she was arrested for driving without a license and resisting arrest. she claims she did not resist and was eventually unlawfully tased. >>they're coming to the car. we hear them. well one who's run on windows. >>and we like us outside start rolling the windows already then they had the guns and then it was like um. you like guys think this is a game or something like that and i'm like what whatever was that they literally did this and you decide anybody for us we want to know why other than saying what they thought was a car full of black men what other actual legitimate reason there was a stops that's the that's the first that's the first concern. >>now delay hope police are not commenting on this case this evening much more on this story. tonight at 10 o'clock live in hercules jr stone kron four i j r a san jose police officer was injured during a fatal officer-involved shooting over the weekend. >>police say it happened after they responded to a report of a stolen car on colm are d

carol jenkins and jessica neuwirth, we welcome you to democracy now!t is it you could see happening now that has not happened in u.s. history? >> two things. the coalition is now working on two ways f forward to the e.r.a. being ratified. one is we need 38 states. we think we're close to that. we got as far as 37.5 states. virginia senate passed it, the house denied it. we call that getting as close as you can get without getting there. we think virginia will be the next possibility for us as well. there is an election in november. if they manage to turn the state blue, they could take up the e.r.a. again in january. we're just that close. the other 13 states, we are working for that. the reason we were in the judiciary committee last week billo get jackie spepear's marked up and voted on. that would be the removal of the deadline completely, which is a barrier to the conversation -- not necessarily a barrier to ratification, but to the conversation about the equal rights amendment. amy: jessica neuwirth, you have been organizing and writing about this

bernard, i think it isa sabrina jenkin. bernard, i think it is a good one. —— sir bernard jenkin.a same the country over. the turnout is a low and refined resistance to both the main parties on the doorstep. a lot of voters are resorting to protest parties, even the liberal democrats even though the liberal democrats even though the liberal democrats are very pro—eu and we are not expecting a particularly good result. doesn't theresa may's come up on the doorsteps? quite a lot. people are very disillusioned, whether they voted remain or leave, the country made a decision and the politicians have not implemented it. what is your party telling you about perceptions of the prime minister on the doorstep? there is no... she still has a degree of personal sympathy but i think people think it is time for a change. they can see that she has lost the plot, has a very divided cabinet, that she is not in control of events and, suddenly amongst conservative activists and council candidates, there is almost universal feeling that it there is almost universal feeling thatitis there is almost u

jenkins says that she was tased after officers said that she was resisting arrest. >> i did not resist! >> you guys want to drive by and put your hand out the window and -- >> i don't know what -- >> the city of vallejo is asking the department of justice to come in and review the police department and help with community relations. >>> right now testimony resuming in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. we have a reporter in the courtroom right now getting us new information. in the meantime we're learning a key witness for the prosecution died over the weekend. just days before he was supposed to take the stand. the news came as a shock to the judge, attorneys, even the defendants themselves. the prosecutor says it was an accident sunday in san pablo and that robert jacobitz died unexpectedly. he was an electrician who worked for derick almena. the prosecution was likely planning to grill him about any efforts to make the warehouse electrical system safer. our melissa colorado will have updates on the trial later this afternoon at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> developing on capitol hill, a majo

he and jenkins were thrown and both died at the scene.e say the riders were not taking part in rolling shurthun. >> reporter: police are investigating a stabbing on mlk yesterday around 5:45 in southeast. may man was stabbed and suffered life threatening injuries. later authorities called it a homicide. information is limed right now, but we'll pass along more once we get it. >>> rig now on news4, we are following the latest after that deadly tornado that struck west of oklahoma city late saturday. take a look at some of the damage that it left behind. goodness. in is in the small town of el reno. two people were killed and more than two dozen others hurt. among the destruction, a motel and mobile home park. people had minutes to seek shelter. this morning, we're hearing from one resident who's thankful to be alive. >> we had debris coming down on ton of us, knocked us all down and everything. no way that we could have gotten out without help. >> thehe national weatservice says the tornado was an ef-3. our affiliate in oklahoma city was r

his niece deanna jenkins. they were driving down the street in vallejo when police pulled them over. you can see one officer had his gun drawn. according to jenkins, he ordered them all to roll down their windows. they asked for her driver's license. jenkins said she left her license in another bag. that's when she said she was grabbed through the car window, telling her she was resisting arrest. she said she was tased. in the video, one officer said they saw the passengers making je gestures, pointing fingers at them in the form of a gun. >> you want to drive by and put your hand out the window. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> they were snapchating like on the phones. hey, like that. it was never hands out the window like boom, boom. it was never that. >> the chief initiated an internal investigation. we are looking at that. so we're not really providing any further statements on that at this time. >> the city of vallejo is asking the department of justice to come in and review the police depart

but curtis jenkins made his job important. >> bye-bye. >> reporter: and in doing so, even created hise-bye. that's the paycheck right there. if i can get that, you can keep the money. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in dallas. >> garrett: that's the cbs evening news. i'm major garrett. good nig . . >> caught trying to flee, tonight, investigators helped tracktown suspects wanted for a gruesome murder in san francisco. >>> a distorted video showing nancy pelosi appearing to slur her words it has been viewed millions of times and yet social media giants refused to remove it from their platforms. what could be next. >>> another heavy hitter joining the tech migration is san francisco. the new kpix5 news at 7:00 starts right now with the stunning arrest overseas four days after a dismembered body discovered in the san francisco home. when this evening we are learning investigators track the suspects to an airport in beijing. benedict ching body found

griff jenkins live in tapachula in mexico.emala pay thousands of dollars to coyotes to go from mexico to the united states, thousands of dollars. it cost 2 bucks to go from guatemala into mexico. amazing. brian: they're advertising for them to leave and go to america that everyone can be allowed. in meanwhile 25 minutes before the top of the hour let's bring in tomi lahren on this you know her from fox nation and everywhere else. tomi, this is not stemming the tide. they would and have a meeting yesterday in the oval office and don't really address immigration. what's going to stop this? >> well, we're going to have to act quickly if we want to stop it. unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a will by our elected representatives to do anything. you know, this isn't the migrant caravan this is invasion. every american watching what's going on should be infuriated. what it looks like here is soon going to be at our border, something we have to deal with as americans. and it might cost them $2 to come over. who is really going t

griff jenkins went to see for himself, what did you find?> reporter: breaking overnight another attempt by migrants at a shelter to escape last night but the southern border to see how easy it is to sneak into mexico, that is coming up. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars... do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the gig or get unlimited. and now get $100 back when you buy a new lg. click, call, or visit a store today. heather: steady stream of migrants rushing through mexico to the us border, the wave coming despite increased pressure from washington to stem the tide. griff jenkins is on the ground in southern mexico where things of gotten chaotic. >>

jenkins is questioning why she was even pulled over. i hear and when the taser it was like. it is like a painful like oh my god, i like it was oh my spine really like. well like this is really what they do to people like i'm really going to decide. >>i'm only way one 5 to do it too. 2 officer to it. get me down and just so light. >>taser use the site i can't believe >>as you heard in the beginning of the video it sounded like the police were saying that they were other passengers are writers were putting their hands out the window. the acting like them, you know let making their fingers into a gun or something and so then there was a lot of confusion in the car. jenkins has not filed a lawsuit against the department but her lawyer says that that could happen as for the vallejo police they have no comment this morning. >>new this morning pedal of a police need your help finding 2 thieves who racked up $4,000 on a stolen credit card wec champ some surveillance video showing you the suspect they're looking for the credit cards were taken from a car that was parked the children

griff jenkins is live on the border.e hearing explodes into chaos when attorney general william barr is a no-show. >> chicken bar should have shown up today.

but curtis jenkins made his job important.even created >> that's the paycheck right there. if i can get that, you can keep the money. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in dallas. >> teaching doesn't stop when they leave the classroom. >>> that's "the overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news, and you don't want to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, may 29th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." tornadoes terrorize the central u.s. it's been two straight weeks of vicious storms, and the severe weather isn't over yet. >>> banning abortion. missouri's only abortion clinic ma i be forced to shut down by the end of this week, making it the only state without a facility. >>> plus another deadly plane crash near alaska. it's the fourth fatal crash in the region in the last few weeks. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news

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griff jenkins is live from the heart of the border crisis. >> turns out fans think there's someone a lot like taylor swift. >> or billboard performance as beyoncÉ fans upset. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> this song will never get old for me. rob: that is where you and i disagree. i am fine just standing. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. carley: thanks for starting the day with us. fireworks on capitol hill during a heated hearing on the mueller report, william barr refusing to testify before the house. rob: the doj is investigating multiple criminal weeks. todd pyro live in studio with the ag's intense battle with a number of democrats from yesterday. >> no return engagement, william barr will not testify before the house judiciary committee, democrats vowing to hold the hearing anyway and a possible contempt citation against the nation's top prosecutor. >> i understand why he wants to avoid that kind of scrutiny but when push comes to shove the administration cannot dictate the terms of our hearing in our hearing room. many questions

jillian: griff jenkins live in washington, thank you. news alert for you now, breaking overnight, swedish prosecutor is requesting to detain wikileaks founder julian assange over rape allegation from 2010, assange evicted from ecuadoran embassy last month where he had been hiding since 2012. currently serving a 50-week sentence in the uk for skipping bail. if granted, the warrant would be the first step to have assange extradited, he also faces extradition to the u.s. for alleged conspire to go inthook a -- conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer. rob: strong warning from president trump to iran. >> i don't want to invade if i have to, i'm not somebody that wants to go to war, war hurts economy and hurts people, i i don't want to fight but you do have situations like iran, you can't let them have nuclear weapons, you just can't let that happen. rob, all right, the president doubling down on twitter, if iran wants to fight that would be the official end of iran. warnings comes as rockets landed less than 1 mile from the u.s. embassy n

griff jenkins has been on the frontlines was right now he is in washington with a stark reminder howgerous the journey north is. >> the tragic reality of the dangers involved. another minor has lost their life in the custody of customs and border protection, this time a 16-year-old guatemalan boy found unresponsive during a welfare check yesterday morning. cause of death is not known at this time. cvp showing this statement. the men and women of u.s. customs and border protection are 7 by the loss of this young man and our condolences with his family. cvp is committed to health, safety and humane treatment of those in our custody. this as the president rallied in pennsylvania to overhaul the nation's immigration system. shifting from a family-based approach to one driven by merit, skills and education, calling out democrats for policies that have failed. >> the democrat party has never been further outside the mainstream than it is now. they have gone nuts. democrat policies protect smugglers, traffickers and criminal aliens. and drug dealers like you have never seen. >> democrats in

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griff jenkins is live on the border. a house hearing explodes into chaos when attorney general william barr is a no-show. >> chicken bar should have shown up today. attorney general, would not be fearful of any other attorneys questioning him. rob: the trump administration plans to make democrats eat their words. jillian: the russian spy whale is back in headlines. rob: the reason this whale is refusing to go home. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: i was saying i like the last song better. i thought he wrote the song. rob: a different conference, a one hit wonder, only play the record finally. carley: this is your moment. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. police chasing a migrant trying to escape a shelter in mexico. this as mexican authorities deport 100 migrants trying to get to the united states. carley: a major sign mexico is keeping his promise of the trump administration in battling the border crisis. live from m

chris jenkins has the latest from tapachula mexico. >> reporter: the latest migrant caravan remaining largely stalled in northern mexico. officials seem to be cracking down on illegal immigrants. once the migrants get into mexico their movements are being increasingly limited with thousands being held in overcrowded government shelters. >> they try to take it to another camp which wasn't this one an stuff like that. there's no way you can make your point heard. it's difficult to talk to them. >> reporter: it's not clear if the crack down is acting a a deterrent. activists are trying to organize a new caravan in honduras vowing to get to the u.s. border one way or another. >> reporter: if things keep going like this from bad to worse we will try as many times as it takes. >> reporter: further north, border patrol confirming the death of a child after a boat capsized. >> we're killing children during these arrests. this is the politics of the president of the united states. he's responsible for the deaths of these children. >> reporter: people here in southern mexico have told us they w

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. >.tracee: griff jenkins is live in washington. we will go back to him in just a minute. but let's take a look at some other headlines making news this morning. ashley. ashley: breaking overnight, a swedish prosecutor asked that wikileaks founder julian assange be detained over an alleged rape back in 2010. he was evicted from the ecuadorian embassy last month. he is serving a 50 week sentence in the u.k. for skipping bail. if granted, the warrant would be the first step to have him extradited -- first step to having him extradited. the united states plans to co-host a peace to prosperity conference in bahrain in june. the goal is to encourage substantial investment in the occupied palestinian territories. government and business leaders are expected to discuss revising the gasa economy if a peace agreement can be reached. president trump has touted his plan for peace between palestinians and israeli as the deal of the century. president trump headed to pennsylvania for a great american great again tonight. he will be speaking at an a airport. the president will be stumpi

griff jenkins, thank you so much.n amber athey, a white house correspondent for the daily caller. what do you make of the plan, democrats say it's d.o.a. >> the president is calling this a common sense plan. i think what this really is is campaign fodder. the democrats are not going to agree to any immigration deal that doesn't address daca or the current undocumented population. this does neither of those things. this is all about revamping the legal immigration system and addressing border security. p democrats of course have talked about border security in the past in the sense that they don't support the president's idea of it. but we've spoken to senior administration officials. they indicate that even if the legislation doesn't pass or is dead on arrival as he pelosi said, they will use it as a platform for getting the president reelected in 2020. cheryl: we know that republicans care about two things, immigration and healthcare. those are the main issues for republican voters. you mentioned the 2020 campaign is

ashley: griff jenkins, thank you very much. appreciate that.ks. there's a big week coming up right now for retail earnings. trade tensions with china heating up. are retailers in for a rough ride? we'll get answers today. and graduation is a time you'll never forget, right? if you're this grad who wanted to celebrate and you made it more memorable than you probably ever wanted, you probably wish there wasn't a camera close by. the epic fail when we come back. ♪ so take the photographs and still frames in your mind. ♪ hang it on a shelf in good health and good time. ♪ tattoos and memories and -- run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we take the wheel. run with us. search "john deere gator" for more. cheryl: let's get you caught up on global market action. trade still the lead story, for global investors and here in the u.s. we have reversal of fortune, the dow is up 89 in the premarket, s&p up 11 and-a-half, nasdaq up 47. taking a look at oil, obviously as the iran-u.s. tension story cont

griff jenkins, thank you. lauren: here are other headlines making news this morning.t nicholas saman is suing after reports suggested he initiated a confrontation as you can see there with a native american while wearing a maga cap in washington, d.c. in january. later reporting and video evidence contradicted the claims. nbc has not responded. nearly 300 passengers quarantined on a cruise ship at sea due to a measles outbreak. health officials are docking the ship, believed to be used by the church of scientology in saint lucia. in orange county, california, a woman with measles went to see the hit movie avengers end game. officials now warning other movie-goers in the packed theater may have been exposed. merck said they increased production of the vaccine as there are now over 700 reported measles cases across the country. mondolez, the company behinds or yows and chips ahoy -- or yows d chips ahoy considering producing cbd oriented products. cbd has no psycho active effects and is reported to have many health benefits. maine, the first state to ban food containers

we have griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. president trump's not happy because for the second time in less than a week, north korea launching what the pentagon called two short range m&a ballc missiles. this is possibly endangering a denuclearization deal. >> we're looking at it very seriously right now. nobody's happy about it. but we're taking a good look and we'll see. we'll see. the relationship continues but we'll see what happens. i though the know they want to . i don't think they're ready to negotiate. >> reporter: south korean officials reported the missiles being fired from a base 50 miles from pyongyang. within p minutes, the u.s. fired an unarmed long range missile from a base in l california, traveling into the pacific. officials saying the timing was coincidental, acting defense secretary patrick shanahan downplaying the provocation. >> i know what they fired. i think we're talking about what it is. we're going to stick to our diplomacy and as you

. >> reporter: jenkins said she was take ebb out of the car and tased. two months after her fast food drive-through. >> internal investigation we're looking at. statements at this point. >> reporter: civil rights attorney says needs to be reviewed by outside agency. >> outside agency that looks. they've been supervising themselves, reviewing themselves, and seems to be getting worse. >> reporter: vallejo city officials and members of the community are asking the department of justice to step in and help with community relations, no word on when or if that will happen. reporting live, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> well-known san franciscan who once ran for mayor, now apologizing for using word. people say angela alioto said the "n" word six tanimes. compl of being called that word on the job. said it herself to explain it's legally unacceptable to say that word. didn't go over well. >> i have apologized profusely, asked for forgiveness, i'm so sorry. >> if she's doing that, what else will she make blunders on? >> i don't have problem with her using

. >> andrea jenkins. >> can i say to my right honorable friend the prime minister, she has tried herbest. she has failed to deliver on promises. the public no longer trusts her to run brexit negotiations. is it time to step aside and let someone new lead our party, our country and negotiations? >> first of all may i say to my honorable friend i'm sorry so many conservative counselors lost their seat last week. through no fault of their own. i have been a counselor. i know the hard work and dedication it takes. i have also been a counselor who stood in an election against a difficult national background under a conservative government so i know what that feels like as well. i say to all those counselors, their hard work, i congratulate those conservative counselors who won their seat for the first time across the country as well and i also say to my honorable friend this is -- wait for it. this is not an issue about me and it is not an issue about her. if it were an issue about me and how i vote we would already have left the european union. >> i am pleased the primus are acknowledged

jenkins has not filed a lawsuit. yet her lawyer says that could happen though and vallejo police have no comment right now. >>this morning pedal and police need your help finding 2 thieves who racked up $4,000 on stolen credit cards have surveillance video of the couple. so here is a look at the suspects the credit cards apparently taken from a car that was parked a shoulder burger park. so the thieves spent $2000 at a target in petaluma and then another $2000 at a target in rohnert park. we'll take a break still ahead on the crop for morning news, a look at how fire crews are getting ready for what's expected to be very dangerous and very long fire season. and then another dead whale washing up on the bay area beach will tell you what experts think is going on here is there, sounding the alarm. but first find out when we could get our first glimpse of the newest royal baby. and skies are going to clear out a lot more than they did for yesterday today, even though it is a foggy and grace start to the morning, i've go

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.saturday across parts of scotland and northern england. the rain continuing across scotland overnight. still quite heavy for more western areas. mainly dry for the northern isles. the rain will ease from northern england. becoming mainly dry crossing land in wales. rain returning into northern ireland and then extending its way eastwards into parts of england and wales. for most it is not going to be a cold night. archie mist and fog for east anglia in south—east england. dry he at first, but rain will push its way eastwards a cross at first, but rain will push its way eastwards across much of the uk. brighter skies were northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england through the afternoon. rain continuing across the far north of scotland. a cooler feeling day and quite a brisk westerly wind. temperature is lower than they have been today. 15 or 19 celsius, typically. we could see 21 across south—east england. some spells of sunshine for a time. going into bank what a monday,

>>minutes later jenkins was tased and arrested.ly hit me when i'm he liked to me out the car and was light. took me to the bat doesn't live like human life. lawyer light. i'm really going through this right now i hear and when the taser it was like. it is like a painful like oh my god, i like it was oh my spine really like. well like this is really what they do to people like i'm really going to decide. i'm only way one 5 to do it too 2 officer, size 6 somethin to that. get down and just so light. >>taser use the site i can't believe >>well as jr stone reported vallejo police are not commenting on the case saying that it's a personal matter that the chief is reviewing jenkins is facing driving without a license and also resisting arrest charges. but her attorney says she could file a lawsuit against the department. in the east bay reminder that far trains will not run today between concord and pleasant hill stations that's because the tracks are being replaced. bart is providing a free bus service through tomorrow. now officials sa

ainsley: griff jenkins is live in mexico.w why the ambulances were called in. >> we don't know, actually. you see the shift change of folks going in. very busy morning with ambulances. let me tell you what's going on with the health scare. in the protection can press there were rumors of boyle ebola breaking out. saying no cases of ebola but confirming cases of measles and syphilous and other things and diseases we have seen associated with this caravan. it's adding to this growing frustration amongst mexican residents from the continued caravans we spoke to one man about 25 miles north of here in the town. robert espinosa, here is what he had to say. >> they probably feel frustrated having all these people coming over to our country especially over there. they are having a hard time. people coming over, i'm not saying they are taking our bed from us but [bleep] griff: another woman said she would like a wall built on mexico's southern border. senator in mexico calling for sanitation fences on the north and south. those ambul

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.night. slowly sinking its way southwards, turning drier for orkney, the northern highlands. that rain could arrive into the far north of england and northern ireland by dawn. elsewhere, dry — some clear skies before cloud builds across western fringes. and a fresher feeling night, lows typically between nine and 11 celsius. our rain doesn't go too far tomorrow. so, lingering through the central belt, southern scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, but also some fairly frequent showers blowing through on a brisk west or northwesterly wind. not too many showers, though, getting across to east anglia and southwestern england, but nowhere immune from a shower tomorrow. despite some sunshine, in the breeze, it's going to feel a little bit cooler. temperatures generally between 1a and 17 celsius. just nine or ten, though, for the far north of scotland. plenty of showers around on tuesday, particularly the further east you are. many should

griff jenkins, thank you.risis at our southern border with texas attorney general ken paxton. he joins us in the second hour. >> sandra: president trump's 2020 campaign responding to attacks from democratic candidates as he is set to campaign in pennsylvania later today. this after joe biden's kickoff rally in philadelphia this weekend where the democratic frontrunner slammed the president's policies. >> i know president trump likes to take credit for the economy and economic growth and the low unemployment numbers. gefs what are the facts. not the alternative facts. president trump inherited an economy from obama/biden administration that was given to him. just like he inherited everything else in his life. >> sandra: bringing kayleigh mcenany, press secretary for the trump 2020 campaign. it is fact that president trump did inherit obama's economy. he did precede his presidency. however, should biden and the obama administration be taking credit for the strength in our economy today three years into president

because all the opponents tony benn roy jenkins denis healy jim callaghan they're all gone by the way i should say though and you do recount all of the politicking in the in the wilson government we now have recent papers that show that there was a fear that there was an attempt to kill prince charles of his investiture can often cause and sixteen there's less of the context of that wilson nationalist. element while you were working on the prose as would turn you into the father of the evolution i was at investiture there was a very very tiny proportion of the waves for the army i think it was called. burning cottages at that time in wales but it was a very very small minority and there was no serious attempt to do anything more significant the burning a few cottages and perhaps i don't know attempting to. put a bomb under the trade that i had trouble dog but it was. two poor chaps were killed in their enthusiasm against the investiture well now this whole idea of evolution is even in the news because it was the intention of the scottish nationalists to call the new referendum do you

now it's time for a look at the weather, with alina jenkins.e are seeing the widespread showers. this is the scene in skipton, showing big cumulonimbus clouds on the horizon. thanks for sending that in. you can see the extent of the showers. it is across central and eastern areas, where there is further west pressure is building. the weather is largely dry across western is building. the weather is largely di’y across western areas. is building. the weather is largely dry across western areas. 0vernight tonight those showers clear away and the sky is clear as well with light winds, a cold night, temperatures in towns and cities down to low single figures. a chilly start to the day for many of us. a glorious day with plenty of sunshine. high cloud works into western scotland making the sunshine hazy and there will be a few showers for the northern isles, otherwise dry and feeling warmer, 16 degrees in edinburgh and manchester, 17 for london and cardiff on the cards for tomorrow afternoon. the artist your weather. the headlines: concerns over cli

let's get the weather now with alina jenkins. hello.saturday afternoon. this is herne bay, in kent, around about the same time. for others, a very different story. cloudy, outbreaks of rain across parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland, and many of us will see some rain over the next few days. it will be turning cool and breezy, as well, but also some spells of sunshine. but the rain and the strengthening breeze comes courtesy of an atlantic front working its way eastwards, likely to stall through much of the weekend across the far north of scotland. it's certainly scotland which will see the lion's share of the rain through the early hours of sunday morning, and northern scotland will keep that rain through much of the day on sunday. rain initially across northern ireland, clearing its way eastwards and turning more showery on its journey across england and wales. the rain quite patchy across east anglia and south—east england. some may stay mainly dry. behind that band of rain, a few showers, but also some sunshine.

i mean nothing at the jenkins well i guess sometimes i am a place that nothing with the budget and i think deep into the general culture of. new jersey to take his grandmother to leave the house it's all that they know i'm right joe join me i need to get bundled up. some time in the 26 to you my great granddaughter. what would the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was born there were 3 people you will share the planet with 9000000000. you world be around 2 degrees more. evidently sea level rise by at least one during this century. we're going to have some climate impacts mature greater than what we see already. that's really frightening books. why aren't people more concerned. little yellow. shorts 31st on d w. the tone is sketching shop hopes of a fast and to the u.s. china trade war when playing as the u.s. accuses you are way over. also coming up the e.u. wants to be a leader in key technology but fails to create the right environment critics said.

it's time for a look at the weather, with alina jenkins.round the south and south east england. this was on the isle of wight earlier. for others, a different story with a lot of cloud around, and outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, northern england and scotland. and it remains a mixed picture for the rest of the bank holiday weekend. turning cooler, the winds strengthening, and most of us will see some rain at times. it comes courtesy of this frontal system moving in from the atlantic which lingers across much of northern scotland through the bank holiday weekend. it's here across scotland that we will see the lion's share of the rain overnight, heavier further west. mainly dry for 0rkney and shetland. the rain eases from northern england, so much of england and wales is dry with clear skies and mist and fog developing. later in the night, rain arriving into northern ireland, western parts of england and wales. it's not a cold night and most stay in double figures. this rain continues eastwards tomorrow, heaviest across scotland, becom

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.t of scotland have seen around 30 mm of rain in the last 2a hours, well over an inch. and it's scotland which holds onto the rain overnight. slowly sinking its way southwards, turning drier for orkney, the northern highlands. that rain could arrive into the far north of england and northern ireland by dawn. elsewhere, dry — some clear skies before cloud builds across western fringes. and a fresher feeling night, lows typically between nine and 11 celsius. our rain doesn't go too far tomorrow. so, lingering through the central belt, southern scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, but also some fairly frequent showers blowing through on a brisk west or northwesterly wind. not too many showers, though, getting across to east anglia and southwestern england, but nowhere immune from a shower tomorrow. despite some sunshine, in the breeze, it's going to feel a little bit cooler. temperatures generally between 1a and 17 celsius. just nine

ainsley: griff jenkins is down there.in the rio grande. griff? griff: unfortunately it does, ainsley. good morning, brian and steve, near eagle pass, texas wednesday night late a raft carrying nine individuals believed to be a family capsizing, border patrol agents trying to do what they could but a 10 month old boy infant died, drowned in the river. three remain missing. we have reached out to customs and border protection. for more on that we will bring it to you as we get it here in southern mexico. near the mexico and guatemala border. mexico is doing its part. although a migrant trying to escape the walls here. officials getting him before he was able to get out. that's mexico detaining migrants from making their way farther north. this as we get this exclusive video of mexico deporting 93 cuban migrants sending them back to havana. they were held in this facility behind me where just two nights ago there was a riot. we saw the shift change happening here about 30 minutes ago. the mexican police bringing out shields

what about that question from andrea jenkins?ething new going on? i think the difference now is that the majority of conservative mps think she needs to go and go soon. we were supposed to go and go soon. we were supposed to have a timetable where theresa may said she would not go pastjune, but we are all waiting for some announcement. she avoided answering the question again today. let me put it to you, if the 1922 committee agree to redraft the leadership contest, who says mrs may will not lead again? it will be down to the conservative mps, we have a national convention and an extraordinary national convention at the association chairs man. we've talked about the no—confidence motion, my local association there is no interest in her, it is clear we have a pmqs plant where we have three party leaders and all will be going soon. lucy, isn't the difficulty intensive getting some sort of break set compromise together. if you have a prime minister who is not going to be there long, there is not much incentive forjeremy corbyn to do