kron4's charles clifford watched it with civil rights leader jesse jackson. first -- kron4's alecia reid is live in san francisco with reaction from the muslim community. there's a lot of fear spread throughout immigrant bay area communities from this new administration. during tonight's speech, lawyers were getting trained to help.pkga number of bar associations joined forces with the council on american islamic relations to help the immigrant population fearful of 'immigration and customs enforcement' tactics.sot - this president has not shown any understanding of what fallout people are experiencing because of his campaignwhile the room full of lawyers inside the u-c hastings law building were being trained, president donald trump talked about immigration , economic opportunity , and national security. the amended plan for the travel ban - which affected 7 predominantly muslim countries --- is expected to be rolled out this week. sot - what we believe is that he and his team will attempt to rewrite, but in the end tho, their attempt is to target muslimslaw

. >> reporter: reverend jesse jackson watched in san francisco. he also hoped the speech would have specifics. >> plan to reduce the cost of public education, build affordable housing and lift up the poor. >> reporter: congressional republicans called it a home run. abc7 news. >> we've posted entire speech with fact check on abc7news.com. >>> for the first time heard from man who lost his sister in plane crash. crashed into riverside neighborhood. live at the airport where the plane was supposed to land. >> reporter: two families on the plane and victims not officially identified but do know none of them are children. and brandon tells us his mother is one of the two survivors, his sister was killed. >> silvia survived, her daughter did not. returning from cheerleading competition in southern california where younger student competed. that student arrived safely by bus. 19-year-old brother left trying to cope with the loss of big interest. >> didn't get along so well, argue like brothers and sisters do. would always be there for me and appreciate

. >> steve: reverend jesse jackson led the march. 5 # years ago police attacked civil rights activistsempted to cross the bruj in a push for civil rights. became known as bloody sunday. helped lead to the package of rights in the voting act. >> we're here marching across the bridge. that's one way while the nation is going backwards. and we can't be polite about this. we can't be causal or cavalier. we have less voting rights today than august 1965. >> at an earlier event, encouraging all residents with a photo idea to register to vote. >>> some people in france are urging former president barack obama to run again, this time for the opposite president of france. online petition has gained more than 48,000 signatureses so far. of course this started as a joke among friends unhappy with the candidates running for election in france. organizers say they wanted to drop a dose of humor into the campaign. >> you're going to have to get going here. >> i have high hopes. >> a five-year-old girl from tulsa making history heading to compete in the national spelling bee. >> jnana, couldn't even

. >> reporter: reverend jesse jackson watched in san francisco. he also hoped the speech would have specifics. >> plan to reduce the cost of public education, build affordable housing and lift up the poor. >> reporter: congressional republicans called it a home run. abc7 news. >> we've posted entire speech with fact check on abc7news.com. >>> for the first time heard from man who lost his sister in plane crash. crashed into riverside neighborhood. live at the airport where the plane was supposed to land. >> reporter: two families on the plane and victims not officially identified but do know none of them are children. and brandon tells us his mother is one of the two survivors, his sister was killed. >> silvia survived, her daughter did not. returning from cheerleading competition in southern california where younger student competed. that student arrived safely by bus. 19-year-old brother left trying to cope with the loss of big interest. >> didn't get along so well, argue like brothers and sisters do. would always be there for me and appreciate

don't realize and i remember when the in the '80s democratic party devised the scheme, it was hen jesse jackson was i guess looked at as a credible candidate and they were afraid that and didn't want him to have power, so that is when they devised super delegate scheme to people. the will of the nd i'm just amazed average democrats are holding their leaders feet to the fire and media, the supposedly they, why where are aren't they knocking on they z's door, why aren't talking to donna brazil, chasing her down. you know darn well if republican dids that, they would be 24/7 on the trail of them people. darn ou don't hear a thing, nobody asking them questions, anything, and it is me, it's just really amazing and thank you smiles this r morning and it has just been great to be able to call in and give my opinion. you. host: okay. jim call nothing on the independent line from athens, georgia. hi, jimmy. caller: hi. good morning. i saw you having a special on war i coming up this weekend and i'd like to say something, they probably won't say in that special. is the u.s. fought in world war i to prote

. >>> uber ceo met with jesse jackson in chicago yesterday to discuss diversity. jackson has been pushing uber to release the diversity data for months now. in a statement it was said creating a more diverse inclusive company is a priority and the ride sharing service will release diverse it i data sometime next -- diversity data sometime next week. >>> president trump gave the go ahead today to the keystone xl pipeline. it is designed to carry oil from tar sands in canada to refineries along the texas gulf coast. despite the action says it will opinion fighting -- continue fighting the project. >>> cherry blossoms are on tidal basin and will reach peak bloom as soon as tomorrow. expect to see signs of damage done from last week's cold snap. >> you might notice the colors are less dense or there are darker areas where the belows ams already died. >> what i see, i am happy with what i see now that i have come here. >> i think it's really cool to see all the cherry belows ams. >> we'll have some sun tomorrow that will helpless. the opening of the festival is tomorro

today, the reverend jesse jackson and other civil rights activists led thousands across the historicat community in washington state is on edge tonight after a sikh man was shot working on his car in his suburban seattle driveway friday. local authorities said the g gunman said, quote, go back to your country. the fbi is helping in this investigation. so far, no arrests. india's foreign minister identified the victim as a u.s. national of indian dissent saying he is now out of danger, and he is recovering at the hospital. >>> there's new help for firefighters in prince george's county. studies show being a firefighter is causing ptsd at rates similar to those found in combat veterans. today, a new treatment center opened. this is first of its kind facility in north america. senator chris van holland spoke at the afternoon. >> all of us know that every shift you take is a shift that you put your lives at risk for somebody else. >> the center offers services for anybody a member of the international association of firefighters. >>> next on news 4, a star opera singer, a ground breaking

he talked with with civil rights leader and former presidential candidate - jesse jackson. also in san francisco -- the muslim community is reacting to president trump's address. kron4's alecia reid joins us live from the u-c hastings law campus with more. because of all the fear that has spread through bay area communities from this new administration, lawyers have been getting bombarded with questions from immigrants a number of bar associations joined forces with the council on american islamic relations tonight. there's a room full of lawyers inside the u-c hastings law building ----- right now they're being trained to help immigrants who are in fear immigration and customs enforcement may approach them.the president touched on immigration , economic opportunity , and national security. the amended plan for the travel ban - which affected 7 predominantly muslim countries --- is expected to be rolled out this week. lawyers here tonight are prepping, should they need to jump in and help their community. now this was all planned independently of the president's speech to c

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or as jesse jackson once said, god is not y fished wit me. >> dr.eith ablow come back soon we love having you on. >> love to. liz: "time" magazine going after trump, claiming that president, himself, could single handedly destroy democracy. >> this is the reason people, they don't just dislike the press, they despise the press. that condescending story on part of "time" magazine is at the screethe --zenith of what peoply disgusted by.rades. liz: coming up next, don't go away. isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ >> this is the reason people, they don't just dislike the press, they despite the press. that condescending story on part of "time" magazine is at the zenith of what people are disgusted by, they don't get it. people are supporting donald trump not because he is going to cow you to - -- cow tow to washington but he is going to disrupt it, it is long past since needing a major disruption. liz: a story claiming that president could destroy democracy is now sparking a backlash, latest conservative reads trump's war with was

caller: yes, jesse jackson junior. draw social security disability, they can go get government jobs heard there's drawsse where a man $120,000 a year and then he gets a job in the school district making another one is a $20,000 -- one at to $25,000 a year. -- $125,000. is a thing congress does not tend to look at. >> what i know about the disability program is that it has bigger financial problems than the retirement system. the trust fund for disability is expected to go bust in 2023. congress will have to look at some reform to the system. i'm not aware to the individual cases the caller mentioned. host: your chart points out the looking at 2046 the gdp at 8%. affect businesses 40 years on the road? -- 30 years down the road? guest: if what is happening it is all deficit finance, it would have a deafening affect on the card. host: is there a target approach for several years? president trump said he thought 4% was reasonable. a couple of weeks ago, there was a leak coming out of the white house that they were looking

jesse jackson led the crowd reenacting the march across the bridge. 52 years ago, civil rights activistsoss a bridge into montgomery in a stand for voting rights. they were brutally attacked by police. day is now known as bloody sunday. the march spurred momentum for the passage of the voting rights act and for some activists those rights are now in jeopardy. >> we're here walking across the bridge while the nation is going backwards. we can't be polite or casual. we have less voting rights today than august 6, 1965. >> today celebration also included an induction ceremony into the national voting rights museum and institute. >>> and now to a scandal in the u.s. marine corps. it involves nude photographs of female service members that were allegedly shared among military personnel. nbc's pentagon correspondent hans nichols has the latest on defense department investigation. >> reporter: word the defense department is investigating hundreds of marines for allegedly circulating naked pictures of fellow veterans on social media. condemnation from the marines swift and unambiguous. there's n

i was taught among others by reverend jesse jackson, who as a student went to selma after the beatingbridge called by dr. martin luther king. he's joining me live from selma this morning. reverend jackson, this is not only historic recognition for you and the generation that you have come out of of student leaders in the late '50s and '60s, but it's nostalgia for you. this is where you really hooked into the king movement. >> it really is. i came here as a student in 1965, and i speak again today 52 years later. what's critical about selma, brother al, is that we've been denied the protected right to vote for 85 years. when they removed the troops in 1880, they removed protections. and during that season, we were 5,000 lynchings between 1880 and 1950, denying the right to vote, denying the right to access. selma's turning point was it brought in federal protections, federal oversight, and jefferson davis sessions made the case that it was wrong that the federal protection was intrusion on the state of alabama. he still holds that position. so, by the time it got to shelby, judge rober

>> reporter: julie, jesse jackson has been calling on uber to be more transparent about their hiring of their employees. with this diversity report it appears they might be turning a corner. >> reporter: uber has been on a fast track rising eight years from a ride sharing start up to an internationally loan company. seriously competitive and private with c networks t. >> google, am, facebook, yahoo, microsoft. apple, facebook, yahoo, you name it. uber on the other hand has refused to release their diversity ethics until now. >> reporter: it shows a profile to many of the more established tech company. they are about 64% men, 36% women. and about 50% white, 31% asian, with blacks, latinos, other minorities in the single digits. >> they have largely shown they have majority white male a staff. >> if there is not a pool of african american, latino, native american students, it is a matter of looking at maybe there are non-traditional universities. >> reporter: this man and other tech workers we talk with see the same recruitment issues in san francisco and silicon valley. >> i'm usually

more resources for crime fighting in chicago, the superintendent pleads for tougher gun laws and jesse jacksonlence, tio's group has talked 15 guys out of murder plots this year. >> if you interview somebody and they cannot tell you the last time they stopped a potential shooting, they need to shut up. you have to hit the concrete jungle. >> reporter: violence interrupters are dwindling in numbers. most have checkered pasts which makes politicians and police nervous. they've been accused of withholding information, even breaking laws. the catch is if they're not street guys who behave like street guys, the kids in the gangs won't listen to them. >> only listen to people that i know from the hood that i grew up on. i don't trust new [bleep] >> reporter: chicago is on pace to rival last year's total of murders. february saw a slight uptick in the number of shootings. it's difficult for the violence interrupters to claim success because there's no record for gunfire that didn't happen. in chicago, mike tobin, fox news. julie: a texas landowner and the federal government are trapped in a web of le

let's take a listen to what jesse jackson had to say today. >> it was not just for blacks.can vote and serve on juries. you can vote on campus. you couldn't get delegates. all that stuff changed because jefferson -- jefferson -- attorney jeff sessions is against the voting rights act of 1965. >> reporter: the big theme of today is the fight is not over. several hundred people marched from this spot. again, while this is a new day, so many are fighting the same old fights. back to you, francis. >> thank you for that report out of alabama. now we want to bring in rosen burg, codirector of the voting rights project. i appreciate your being with me here as we pose this to our viewers right now. do you believe that the voting principals are being threatened and in any way could they be sue pressed or even survive the trump administration? >> there is an early indication that the rights of voters around the country are being threatened by this administration. >> how so? >> well, just this week in texas there was an attempt by the united states to withdraw a claim that it has pros

. >>> the reverend jesse jackson watched the speech last night at the hamilton family services in san francisco. he says he had hoped it would have been more specific. >> the plan to reduce the cost of public education, a plan to reduce affordable housing and a plan to lift up the poor. >> congressional republicans call the president's speech a home run. >>> mike pence sat down with abc to talk about the president's speech. mr. trump made big promises about immigration, infrastructure, health care, the question many americans believe the president left unanswered could be the most important one. >> can he guarantee that everyone who has coverage now won't lose it. >> i think the president's made it clear to congress that particularly when it comes to the most vulnerable population, we don't want anyone to fall through the cracks. >> the president didn't reveal how he would pay for his ambitious plans. vice president pence says funding will come from the new budget and will be offset by cuts in several areas of domestic spending. and we have posted the president's entire speech along w

. >> reporter: the reverend jesse jackson watched the speech at the hamilton family services in san francisco. he also hoped the speech would have specifics. >> it's been reduced -- the plan to reduce the cost of public education, build affordable housing and lift up the poor. >> reporter: congressional republicans meantime call the president's speech a home run. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> well, how do you feel about the direction of america after president trump's speech? we want to hear from you on twitter. so follow us @abc7newsbayarea. you can see our poll is at the top of the page. >>> president trump's proposed budget doesn't have a chance of passing congress. that's according to top republican leaders. abc7 news is reporting that both senator lindsey graham and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell say the budget will not gain the approval of congress. the white house wants to cut the budget for american foreign said and diplomacy and use that savings to pay for more military spending. senator graham said you can't win a war by having the most guns and that diplomacy is essent

they're preparing to listen to jesse jackson, who will give the keynote speech today.but per usual, every year it's the same thing, hundreds, if not thousands of people, gather here at brown chapel. they march about half a mile to the edmund pettus bridge and they commemorate and recreate that march. again, when you see it on tv and remember the dramatic scenes from bloody sunday, it seems very big, but it's really intimate, and you can feel that. it's hoallowed ground. you go there and people remember what happened that day and all of the hard-fought victories and bloodshed, from children to some of the elders. when people arrive here at brown church, though, especially those foot soldiers who took part in that initial march, they recall the bad old days but also the sense of hope mixed in with some hopelessness 50 years later as they continue to fight those same fights. but again, there's a breakfast going on right now. other leaders will come. and again, they'll commemorate that march later this afternoon. >> all right. it looks like a lovely day in sea,alabama, for

rights movement from the first children who desegregated the schools at little rock up through the jesse jacksons and douglas wilders of today have been members of the silent generation. but they had the misfortune to reach mid-life -- all the silent generation did -- at a time when the consciousness revolution of the 1960's hit. this is when they were the guardians of the family, and it splintered families on their watch. it resulted in a substantial weakening of the protection afforded to the young. then in the last couple of decades we've seen the silent generation be the dominant generation in the congress. this has been a time when public confidence in the ability of the congress to actually solve the nation's problems has eroded. they are zero for six in runs for the presidency. they could very well be the first generation never to elect a president. brian: neil, boom. neil: the boom generation, born 1943 to 1960, first arrived as the victory babies of world war ii. they were also the first dr. spock babies, who told parents to raise their children a bit more indulgently, with a bit more re

. >> while the president promises more resources they plead for tougher gun laws and jesse jackson withviolence. violence violence interrupters have talk is under 15 murder plots this year. >> if you interview someone and they can tell you the last time they stopped a potential shooting they need to shut up. the only way you're going to makes things happen is you have to hit the concrete jungle. >> most have checkered past which have politicians and police nervous. they been accused of withholding information from police and breaking laws. the catch is if they're not street guys who behave like street guys the kids in the yanks won't listen to them. >> only listen to a few guys from the hood. i don't trust no new ones. chicago is on pace to rival past the 766 murders. february saw an uptick in the number of shootings. it's difficult for the interrupters to claim success because there's no record for gunfire that didn't happen. >> one lucky can stake in the phrase do-it-yourself to new heights. you decide if it's thrilling or not. >> he just love the simple coaster he had their how about

one of those people: civil rights leader and former presidential candidate jesse jackson. as you can see on your screen , he was paying very close attention... taking notes as president trump spoke. after the speech was over, jackson noted that the president failed to address a number of topics including russia. alternative. jackson says the true test will come when congress passes the final budget. he says that will determine if trump's rhetoric matches the end result. the muslim community in san francisco is preparing itself for president trump's new travel ban. during his speech, a number of lawyers met with the "council on american islamic relations" at the u-c hastings law building. the lawyers are being trained to help immigrants in fear of increased immigration and customs enforcement. president trump talked about a revised plan for the travel ban, which had affected seven predominantly muslim countries. his new executive order is expected to come down later this week. target muslims the organization say it is hosting immigration clinics in san francisco and fremont

henry clay, secretary of state defeated john quincy adams called jackson's victory mortifying and sickening. boy, does this sound familiar. jesse was president trump drawing comparisons to president jackson. another president who elicits trump comparison is reagan. welcome to the "watters world" game show. the reagan years. are you nervous? >> no. jesse: you should be. question one. ronald reagan said this. >> mr. gorbachev tear down this wall. >> where did he say it? >> berlin. jesse: be more specific. >> i don't know. jesse: brandenburg gate. who did ronald reagan say this to at a debate. >> there you go again. >> jimmy. jesse: jimmy -- time is up. >> jimmy carter. jesse: ronald reagan at a debate said this to you. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i'm not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. jesse: no one knows it, it was walter mondale. ronald reagan was an actor. he famously acted in a movie with a monkey. what was the name of the monkey? time is up. bonzo was the name of the monkey. how many children did ronald and nancy reagan have together. >> two? jesse: correct.

our clerk is derek evans also like to thank phil jackson and jesse larson at sfgov tv for stepping this meeting. mr. clerk any announcements?

our clerk is derek evans also like to thank phil jackson and jesse larson at sfgov tv for stepping this meeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes please silence all electronic devices eating and drinking is not permitted in the gallery the please provide any doctrines in the legislative file to be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be around march 28, 2017 supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you mr. cook it please: number one >> item 1 hearing consider appointing one of her term ending june 6, 2018 to the immigrant rights commission. there are two seats and one applicant. >> thank you mr. clerk. [inaudible] applied for seat find 11. seat one and five and five that's baking and is applying for those seats. so mr. clerk, as lessors any comments were announcements for my committee members will go ahead and call ms. roy to come to present and we can ask questions. >> supervisors safai, fewer, yee my name is angela wooley animate immigrate from chile. i been living in san francisco for close to 10 years. like many immigrants before me i came to san francisco

our clerk is derek evans also like to thank phil jackson and jesse larson at sfgov tv for stepping thiseeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes please silence all electronic devices eating

jesse jackson.as you can see on your screen . . . he was paying very close attention. . .taking notes as trump spoke.after the speech was over. . . jackson noted that trump failed to address a number of topics including russia. . . trt:26/ "without an alternative" jackson says the true test will come when congress passes the final budget.he says that will determine if trump's rhetoric matches the end result. the muslim community here in the bay area is also reacting to president trump's address. kron 4's alecia reid continues our coverge ... u-c hastings college of the law in san francisco. there's a lot of fear spread throughout immigrant bay area communities from this new administration. during tonight's speech, lawyers were getting trained to help.pkga number of bar associations joined forces with the council on american islamic relations to help the immigrant population fearful of 'immigration and customs enforcement' tactics.sot - this president has not shown any understanding of what fallout people are experiencing because of his campaignwhile the room full of lawyers inside the u-c hastings law building were being trained, preside

our clerk is derek evans also like to thank phil jackson and jesse larson at sfgov tv for stepping this meeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes please silence all electronic devices eating and drinking is not permitted in the gallery the please provide any doctrines in the legislative file to be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be around march 28, 2017 supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you mr. cook it please: number one >> item 1 hearing consider appointing one of her term ending june 6, 2018 to the immigrant rights commission. there are two seats and one applicant. >> thank you mr. clerk. [inaudible] applied for seat find 11. seat one and five and five that's baking and is applying for those seats. so mr. clerk, as lessors any comments were announcements for my committee members will go ahead and call ms. roy to come to present and we can ask questions. >> supervisors safai, fewer, yee my name is angela wooley animate immigrate from chile. i been living in san francisco for close to 10 years. like many immigrants before me i came to san francisco

our clerk is derek evans also like to thank phil jackson and jesse larson at sfgov tv for stepping this meeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes please silence all electronic devices eating and drinking is not permitted in the gallery the please provide any doctrines in the legislative file to be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be around march 28, 2017 supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you mr. cook it please: number one >> item 1 hearing consider appointing one of her term ending june 6, 2018 to the immigrant rights commission. there are two seats and one applicant. >> thank you mr. clerk. [inaudible] applied for seat find 11. seat one and five and five that's baking and is applying for those seats. so mr. clerk, as lessors any comments were announcements for my committee members will go ahead and call ms. roy to come to present and we can ask questions. >> supervisors safai, fewer, yee my name is angela wooley animate immigrate from chile. i been living in san francisco for close to 10 years. like many immigrants before me i came to san francisco