this is its curator, john grant.n american who has lived in reykjavik for the past five years. in fact, he is such a nordic native that he co—wrote iceland's 2014 entry into the eurovision song contest. i metjohn at this coffee shop, his favourite place in reykjavik, and the setting for his pale green ghost album art. hull is a place that has been on my radarfor a long time. several of the artists i admire have deep connections to hull. so for example cosey fanni tutti, tracy thorn — then lene lovich, i didn't know was connected to hull. so there's these very strong female voices from hull that i have been listening to and influenced by four decades. i think that is interesting because hull is known for its resilient powerhouse women. the head scarf revolutionaries. yes, exactly. these women who single—handedly, i think it was down to four women who brought about these protests after the triple trawler tragedy. can you take me through the festival you have curated for 2017? you will see a good mix of what hull has to

you will be able to hear from john grant, the american singer—songwriter bringing north atlantic fluxas discovered completely by accident. the music and lyrics were found behind plasterwork during renovations of 0xford‘s corpus christi college in 1978. today‘s performance is part of a concert by the alamire choir. in a moment, we‘ll speak to a man who‘s spent months resurrecting the fragmented music, but first let‘s take a listen. choir sings. joining us now is david skinner, the conductor and founder of the alamire choir. that music, there was something about it. you can feel it in your feet. it resonates through the floor. yes. it is music that really inspired the composers of the early 20th century, benjamin britten, vaughan williams. it is no accident that we call music of the 16th century the golden age of church music, and tallis is right at the centre. do we really know for sure that katherine parr wrote those words? beyond any doubt whatsoever, absolutely. i have spent the best pa rt absolutely. i have spent the best part of two mccready is researching the piece, reconstructin

. >> john hopkins received a grant to continue research to end malaria.efforts to eliminate malaria in in 20 15212,000 people suffered from malaria and many died including children. >> if you plan to work panera bread will hire more employees. panera is ipt zuesing an app which will let customers track delivery and see picture of delivery driver. there is however a $3 delivery fee. >> i did not each know panera delivered. >> i never knew that. >> no. >> pay that extra $3 if you want that. >> i might. but i mean i didn't know -- i know it's option. >> do they deliver right now. i'm hungry now. i need a sandwich now. >> 5:42 to wisconsin avenue we'll take it. >> coming up on "fox" news morning one of top projected picks in nfl draft may have suffer aid public relations nightmare. >> elton john cancels all shows in the united states as rushed to the hospital. >> a live look acrosshe and we're at 55. feels like we've been there the last week. not going anywhere any time soop. talking more about the forecast in a moment. fox news is coming right back. hey alle

(grant) arizona senator john mccain released a statement showing his support for tonight's military strike against syria. he says quote..."unlike the previous administration, president trump confronted a pivotal moment in syria and took action. for that, he deserves the support of the american people." we will continue to monitor developments and have additional insight later in the broadcast. (pam) our other big story tonight is here at home....we are tracking storm damage across the bay area... as heavy rain and high winds slam the region.this is video from san mateo -- on highway on 101 -- downed powerlines... causing some sparks.(grant) all over we are seeing power outages.. hese are pictures from newark -- near snow elementary school. where a large tree just fell.(pam) this is a live picture from the richmond san rafael bridge wet roads causing major car accidents all around the bay area.(grant) kron4 chief meteorlogist brittney shipp is standing by in the weather center. ... ... look for widespread rainfall and strong winds beginning this evening and continuing into friday morning as

grants. jeff sessions and homeland security john kelly are wrapping up their first joint tour of the southern discuss. sheriff, let me start with you. i just got a communication from the mayor of new orleans it again to the point that you always make very defiant of the trump administration saying again, the new orleans police department will not be a part of the present trump's civil deportation force to matter how the times they ask. what would you say. these mayors that are defined our federal laws need to be held accountable. this is about public safety for the people of our communities and they've an obligation to not only uphold those laws but to make sure that the police to permits are working in collaboration with the federal agencies they continue to defy them. even as they rank up in the heat on them. they said these letters. you guys receive millions of dollars from the federal government we are giving you a chance to get your act together. shame on them look, these people as far as i'm concerned they knowingly harbor and conceal anyone that they know to be in the country illegally

aliene, including assistance program, burn assistance grants and others, ly a couple of and last summer, under the urging of the house subcommittee chair john culver son, he worked with the department of justice to make it clear to these law nforcement agencies that were applying for grants that they had to be following federal law if they wanted federal money. so they identified a number of that were not in compliance with laws and that had received a lot of money from department of justice. in fact, about 2/3 of the money from these grants. said nt them a letter and if you don't change your policy by june 30, 2017, you're going potentially the money that you received, not only last in any years going back, as long as they have had a federal at violates law. and one of those jurisdictions, florida, e county in has already changed their policy. chicago is looking at changing so, you know, we're -- they're starting to feel the effect of the scrutiny policy. and, meanwhile, the department of homeland security has started releasing information on the that ice was s seeking to deport who were eleased by the sanctuary policies so that the public

(grant) the sheriff's office in port st luci county, florida...says john haygood was arrested for felony on a school board authority. his mother says this stems from when he kicked a para-professional at okeechobee alternative academy back in october. he'd been expelled an was doing school work from home...then came in for testing this week...and this happened. john's mother does not deny her son's troubled history in school, but says his autism is responsible for his behavior. in october, john was expelled from school and forced to complete work from home.but wednesday, when he reported back to school for the first time in five months for state testing things didn't go as planned.louanne haygood/mother: "to go and have him arrested on school grounds in front of other students, in front of personnel, during school hours, they could've come to my house at anytime to tell me what was going on." louanne haygood/mother:"if i let my emotions go i'm going to lose it. i'm going to cry, cuss, rant, and rave. nobody will listen to me. oh that's the crazy lady or whatever. i want something done. i

it was here that federal troops commanded by ulysses grant surrounded the confederate army commanded by general john penderton. vicksburg was surrendered after 47 day siege and a six-month campaign of maneuver and battle and near starvation. vicksburg is the southernmost city with a national battlefield park of the civil war. at 1800 acres, it is more than twice the size of central park in new york city and has been called the art park of the south with an inventory of 1330 monuments, markers, tablets, and plaques. it may be the largest outdoor museum of sculpture and commemoration in north america, unlike any other civil war battlefield. to enter the vicksburg battlefield park proper is to enter grounds that are fenced off and separated from the city, to secure the grounds and irreplaceable sculptures. there was one gated main entrance. there is a second entrance to the national cemetery, but this is the main gate. you can imagine security is impractical. but there are several lines of symbolism to this as well. first, the monumentation marks the siege lines that continue to surround the city with

capability that was requested by the commander in afghanistan general john nicholson, had requested it some months in advance we're told and granted authority to use it by his superior, general joseph so te sotell for some time. this tunnel cave and complex in a very remote part of afghanistan, right there on the border with pakistan kind of emerged with what the military was saying it was right target and looking for the right weapon and the two converged so again we believe president trump was briefed of this weapons used given it's the first time it's ever been used but the authority to use it had long been delegated to the demander in the field. the afghans put out this assessment of about 30 isis members killed. we are expecting to hear more about why this was used, but this comes as trump's administration is trying to figure out what its afghan policy is going to be. -- is expected to visit the country soon, general nicholson has asked for thousands more troops, and president obama drew it down by some nine90% and the security situation has become less stable so interesting to see how this plays into the future vis'a vis afg

on face the nation, john cornyn said the intelligence community hasn't decided whether to grant immunity to michael flynn, the president's former national security adviser. he asked for immunity late last week and president trump said i supported that request. let's bring in our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation." it was interesting that the president encouraged flynn to seek immunity. how should we interpret that? >> the president's critics see this as much more smoke, what they hope is the fire that connects the president's team or the president himself with the russian efforts to influence the election. another way to look at this, though, is in a highly partisan environment where there are two congressional investigations and a fbi investigation that mr. flynn may have exposure in some way based on his other business dealings, which we're still whi limit his exposure, his smart lawyer is trying to get a deal and that it's basically, has more to do with the exposure that general flynn has than the exciting quality of what he may have to say. >> i want to tu

grant which was published in 2015. as testament to the high regard in which john is held, several of his students contributed to an edited volume titled "of times and race: essays inspired by john marszalek." in addition to the great scholarship of these two men, they are known for having married well. [ laughter ] something they shared with lincoln. their better halves are two women that i admire deeply, and that i'm sure that all of you will join me in that same sentiment. their husbands will discuss johnston and sherman, the two surrenders. [ applause ] >> what a perfect introduction. thank you. that's great. john and i are delighted to be back here at the lincoln forum. those of you who know us even a little bit won't be surprised to hear that last night we got together to consume some wine. in the midst of that conversation fueled by wine, we were talking about how we were both terribly jealous of ron chernow, whose biography of hamilton inspired a very lucrative musical on broadway. we thought how appropriate it would be to have josephine johnston, the musical, or william t. sherman, the musical. or the one that re

legitimate questions here about the justifications given, the standards for granting those requests and that's part of the conversation, johnd poppy, that i think will continue. >> all right. jim sciutto for us in washington. jim, thanks so much for your reporting. appreciate it. nice work. sean spicer, the white house press secretary said, quote, that he let the president down. why? we'll tell you after the break. (phone ringing) they'll call back. no one knows your ford better than ford and ford service. right now, during the big tire event, get a $140 rebate by mail, on four select tires. ♪ so you'rhow nice.a party? i'll be right there. and the butchery begins. what am i gonna wear? this party is super fancy. let's go. i'm ready. are you my uber? [ horn honks ] hold on. don't wait for watchathon week to return. [ doorbell rings ] who's that? show me netflix. sign up for netflix on x1 today and keep watching all year long. >>> and this is the unanimous conclusion of the whole intelligence community. it is the overwhelming conclusion of most senators, democrats and republicans. we know that a foreign country, an adversary,

john: they have to go to kickstart tore try to get the rest of the money. >> they can earn more than $15,000 in grantsses we hook them up with angel investors who can help them raise additional capital if their businesses warrant it. we incue bad it and funded 150 of their companies. john: he now runs a successful gym in new york city. he made it look like a jail. some people like that. >> it's a killer workout. you will come here and sweat and you are going to do the time. john: the staff is mostly ex-cons. he highers them to -- he hires them to give them a support group. >> it's a very loving place. >> she is breaking the stereo types and bringing the community together. john: you financed 150 companies. >> these businesses have been so successful that they provided 350 employment opportunities for people. not on are they creating their tone jobs when other people won't hire them. but they ends up hiring their buddies who are also out of prison because who better than them to recognize that's people out of prison are america's most overokedalent pool. they have azing skill sets. they a charismatic

grant papers now presided over by the brilliant john marzalick and his crew in starksville, mississippi -- how great is that in you can find out that he was a serious president. he struggled, yes. no president who has been elected to the office doesn't feel that he's walked into -- to use a 20th century term, the helicopter propeller. you are just bloody. you're in pieces. but you learn in your job, and i would argue that u.s. grant did learn in his job, but he did have a hard task. the hard task facing the people who believed in bringing civil rights and voting rights to african-americans in the south had to face the fact that beyond emancipation there was no agreement accepting african-americans population and their supporters, was agreement on what can be done in terms of civil rights and -- civil rights and voting rates. at the same -- because one of the goals of reconstruction was to figure that out, but the premiere goal of reconstruction was to reunite the united states. how could you do that, incorporating -- i mean reunion, restoration, reconciliation, the three r's, had to dea

john marshall was as the 19th century's greatest virginian. lee's extends across america's consciousness. confederat -- areral lee and grant symbolic of national reconciliation. lee starred in the movie "gettysburg." million viewers, a table -- cable tv record at that time. a limited gold trim collector plate poignantly depicted lee and stonewall jackson as personifications of confederate christianity and father figure protectors of the south's children. lee is the hero in alternative history novels, in which he leads the confederacy to independence with the technological assistance of time traveling white supremacists. theery is the south's fining experience. lee and others convinced themselves it was indispensable for their economic prosperity. -- claim he was a benevolent slaveholder. this is a half-truth. disdained slaves with and three days before the emancipation proclamation went into affect, reluctantly complied with the provisions of the will of his late father-in-law, by dutifully emancipating slaves who custom had ordered fully -- freed five years after his death. none of those 30 black families took lee as thei

john the baptist catholic church, baldwin park, california. the chaplain: god the source of goodness and mercy, today we pray that you touch the minds and hearts of the members of congress, grant them wisdom and insight to make effective decisions that benefit the common good of our nation, respecting all ethnicities, genders and faith traditions. we pray, lord, that our representatives may listen to one another, so that they may seek what is good and true for all people. we ask you, lord, to guide them and grant them courage to act in peace and justice that other nations may see the goodness of our nation and our leaders. god, may this day be a continued exchange of ideas and prosperous debate that people may see that our representatives are being guided by you, god, and that your wisdom be reflected in their decisions. we lift up this prayer in your holy name. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, i de

(grant) strong debut for rookie general manager john lynch...as he maneuvered his way to two first roundft picks. after taking stanford's solomon thomas at 3rd overall, he landed alabama linebacker reuben foster after trading up.(catherine) both players were introduced to the media today at 49er headquarters ....mark carpenter has the story. we'll have to wait a while until we know how reuben foster pans out as an nfl player, but for now, we can say that he already ranks among the most entertaining in the league. draft day was an adventure for the linebacker..because before the 49ers traded to get him, he was on the phone with the new orleans saints.we'll have him describe what happened when john lynch got on the line. "i picked it up and said 'hello' and new orleans is still on the other line and i wanted to be a 49er so bad, it was funny, it was crazy reporter: was it awkward at all when you clicked back on the other line?"no, nah, i just hung up (laughing)" former cardinal star solomon thomas' draft day story...was yea

john nicholson, commander of us forces in afghanistan, did sign off on it, according to sources.trump has grantedcommanders broader latitude to act independently on several battlefields where u.s. forces are involved.which trump touted as making a "tremendous difference" in the fight against isis.the military is currently assessing the damage left by the "mother of all bombs"i'm stacey cohan, reporting. (pam) it is going from bad to worse for united airlines. we have been reporting about the doctor, dragged off a united plane. now... a scorpion... stings a man on a united flight.(steve) what are the chances? but that's what one man says happened to him. grant lodes is here with his story. (grant) united airlines just can't catch a break. a scorpion...not this exact scorpion... fell out of an overhead bin and landed on a passenger. richard bell was flying with his wife from houston to calgary. he said the creature landed on his head and stung him. bell flicked the scorpion onto the floor, where a flight attendant covered it with a cup. when the flight landed, bell was taken to the hospital and tol

it was heading, most notably in the state land-grant institutions established after the postwar memorial act and the postwar founding of cornell and johns hopkins as foundation for a new higher education curriculum. harvard memorial hall was a new model for a financial vision of higher education. the building was primarily a dining hall, large enough to accommodate fundraising dinners for the alumni who were playing an increasingly prominent role in university support. it previously received a good deal of state support. the architecture of memorial hall candidly declared an aim to emulate oxford and cambridge as a national university. at the same time, the decision not to build a monument, which was a very explicit decision after vigorous debate, expressed the sort of anti-military sentiment that howells had articulated. charles elliott thornton, a key figure in the project, maintained memorial hall should focus on the sacrificed life for a cause wholly disconnected with warfare and above it. the dedication order was charles francis adams senior, president of the alumni society, and was also the minister in wartime to england. adams pe

the labor department is awarding a grant of $1.6 million for the nova workforce forward the non-profit agency juns johnlo park and san mateo. ? addition to noting the the tech center means there are lots of hirings but companies marked by significant layoff a bay area mayor has been named part of federal committee he wants to use the platform to spread technology more evenly throughout society. san jose mayer sam rirkd o part of the federal communications commission specifically the fcc broad band development adviser committee. the goal of the committee is to bring broad band to wider group of people m. he tells us he wants to use the new post-to help erase the dlaj divide. >> it's no longer a luxury it's something nice to have to play games and go shopping it's a necessary ity for entering job markets necessity for kids getting homework done. we need to ensure that we eliminate the homework gap. >> the position will not take him out of san jose or his full-time job at mayor. he is however the only elected official appointed to the 29-member fcc committee. >>> stuck with no place to go tesla is recalli

john nicholson, commander of us forces in afghanistan, did sign off on it, according to sources.trump has grantedilitary commanders broader latitude to act independently on several battlefields where u.s. forces are involved.which trump touted as making a "tremendous difference" in the fight against isis.the military is currently assessing the damage left by the "mother of all bombs"i'm stacey cohan, reporting. (pam) coming up new at ten: tensions rising between the u- s and north korea... now that country is saying, it will conduct a nuclear test when it sees fit...despite reports america is considering a pre- emptive strike. (steve) then -- also new at ten:a family demanding answers -- after they missed their flight -- all for trying to carry on an item their baby needed. (pam) and next:a recent college graduate ... missing in the sacramento area... she is not the first to vanish this month. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always truste

abolition of judicial torture, the granting of the franchise to all adults, and america didn't get the vote to women until 1920. so, i mean, look how far we have come. [laughter] john when you talk about gay rights how far we've come. jonathan rausch writes: when i was young, gay americans were forbidden to work for government, forbidden to serve in the military, arrested for making love even in their own homes, beaten and killed in the streets, arrested by police for sport, fired from jobs, joked about, demeaned, bullied as a matter of course, condemned as sick by scientists, condemned by their own parents. >> indeed. john: almost entirely changed in 20, 30 years. >> it's the fastest, it's the fastest unraveling of a, you know, suppression of minorities ever. and just think about like alan turing who almost single-handedly saved the allies by cracking the code of the nazis. he was gay. and to reward him for saving western civilization, the british government had him chemically castrated, and he killed himself. that's just barely more than half a century ago. john: still watching the news, you'd think life is getting worse. >> isis is out of control. >> hundreds of

john ramos, kpix 5. >> dad is back home. >>> it is unclear whether drug smuggling is increasing or the go ahead is getting better -- coast guard is getting better at stopping it. >>> president trump has granted another major disaster declaration for california because of winter storm damage. it frees up federal money to fix flooding and mudslide. the 4th this year for california, is for damage in february and covers all bay area counties except san francisco. governor jerry brown met with fema in washington. this comes as people in san jose keep trying to recover and rebuild. last month the coyote creek over flowed causing damage oseveral neighborhoods. 14 -- to several neighborhoods. 14,000 had to evacuate. >>> reservoirs are brimming. this weekend the anderson reservoir opened for boating activities. we caught up with people anticipating a good boating and fishing season. >> couple hours today. run around. see what the lake looks like. enjoy the nice weather. >> i have my girls, they are excited to go. it is always fun to get out here in the spring. closest reservoir. >> four others reservoirs will open april 15. >>> president trump played golf with a senator who has been outspoken against

well, back in 1973, former white house counsel john dean -- there he is -- the key witness who exposed president nixon's watergate covered up was grantedse immunity. what he said to the committee could not be use the against him in a criminal action. dean's testimony was corroborated by the white house tapes. he proved to be very good at his testimony in terms of accuracy and honesty. there's nixon heading to the helicopter. i'm joined by former white house counselor to president nixon john dean himself and cynthia objecti oxny. mr. dean, thank you for joining us. when i hear immunity, i hear food chain. i immediately think who above him would the public and the prosecutor like to get their hands on to have for dinner that night? in this case, it's trump. how do you read it? when you first heard he was asking for immunity, what do you think he was fishing for? >> you certainly have to have something to trade. as they said back in the nixon days, and it's on the tapes, immunity was traded for the big enchilada, and that's pretty accurate. >> what did you think at the time about the motivation behind? well, your motivation was pretty cle

subcommittee chair john culver son, he worked with the department of justice to make it clear to these law nforcement agencies that were applying for grants that they had to be following federal law if they wanted federal money. so they identified a number of that were not in compliance with laws and that had received a lot of money from department of justice. in fact, about 2/3 of the money from these grants. said nt them a letter and if you don't change your policy by june 30, 2017, you're going potentially the money that you received, not only last in any years going back, as long as they have had a federal at violates law. and one of those jurisdictions, florida, e county in has already changed their policy. chicago is looking at changing so, you know, we're -- they're starting to feel the effect of the scrutiny policy. and, meanwhile, the department of homeland security [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> we've leave this "washington journal" discussion for today's white hous

john jay be nominated by president adams and ward hunt by president grant and william woods by president hayes. it was one of those interesting little twists where in this case the nominee actually declined it after he'd been confirmed. i don't know that we've seen that very often in the history of supreme court justices. and then there's that set of cases in an election year where the vacancy occurred before the election but the president for a variety of reasons didn't nominate until after the election. so you're kind of back in the same situation of a short amount of time. and we have four cases that are in that category. we have the first case in 1828, vacancy before the election, nomination afterwards, the senate acts fnlg. the senate didn't always confirm a nomination but they always acted. in this case they rejected the nomination by tabling it. and then we had buchanan who nominated jeremiah black and you had in may the seat became vacant and the nomination didn't occur until february. the president would have transferred in march. and the senate again acted. and he rejected it.

grant immunity. and flynn's attorney robert kelner would not comment to fox news tonight. chris? >> chris: johnts report from the white house. john, thanks for that let's talk with syndicated columnist charles krauthammer with all of this. let's start with mike flynn, his lawyer seeking immunity for any testimony before congress or the fbi and then donald trump's tweet saying that's exactly the right thing to do. seek immunity. where does that take this case? >> well, it's not going to depend on trump tweet. although i think it's not a very good idea for the president to inject himself into this. it's not going to help. if the fbi or any of the committees think that flynn can deliver trump, they will grant him immunity. there's no reason to think he will. if it's just protecting himself, i think they won't be interested in granting him immunity. in other words, is he only useful to the extent that he gets the big fish. that's how it is in all of these investigations. so, i think it has to do with flynn's own exposure, not having agent of the turkish government. perhaps some dealings with the ru

grant immunity to general michael flynn, the president's former national security adviser. flynn asked for immunity late last week, and president trump. said he supported that request. let's bring in john dickerson, our chief washington correspondent and anchor from face the nation. it is interesting that president trump basically directed flynn to seek immunity, how should we interpret that? >> the president's critics see this is as much more smoke from the fire. the president himself with the russian efforts to influence the election. another way to look at this though is in a highly partisan environment where there are two congressional investigations and an fbi investigation that mr. flynn may have exposure in some way based on his other business dealings which we're still learning about after he left the white house and that in order to limit his exposure, his smart lawyer is trying to get a deal, and that it's basically -- has more to do with the exposure that general flynn has than the exciting quality of what he may have to say. >> ninan: i want to turn now to the supreme court as well, john before you go, angus king considered the swing vote on neal gorsuch's nomination, what

johns hopkins university. she's a sociologica a sociologie to inform education, housing policy and she was awarded a william grant foundation scholars award to study residential mobility, neighborhoods in family life among very poor families in the south. she is coming working on a mixed message study on long-term neighborhood in school equality as well as children's education outcomes. she contributes greatly to national and local media including baltimore sun, "washington post," education week. atlanta, the new yorker and the national public radio. and national public radio. transcendence work is been published in several academic journals and should present her work as part of an exhibit at the national museum of american history. she was appointed to the macarthur foundation research network on the effects of housing on young children as a fellow at the century foundation and as a member of the policy advisory board at the reinvestment fund. dr. deluca under phd in human development and social policy at northwestern university and bachelors degree in psychology and sociology at the university of chicago. plea

john marshall 19th century greatest virginian. lee was a very distant runner-up. lee's imagery extends across america's collective consciousness. enshrinement at the leigh mostle as the south's revered war icon. generals lee and grant are symbolic on a civil war commissioned commemorative medal was in the movie "gettysburg" whose television tvmiere garnered a cable record audience. poignantlye plate stonewallee and ofkson as figures christianity and protectors of children. hero in novels such as "guns of the south" in which he leads to independence with time travel. south's defining historical experience. southerners war, convinced themselves it was dispensable. lee freed treated slaves with harsh disdain and was at best a surrogate emanc parrot who, days before the proclamation went into effect, reluctantly complied with the will of his late father-in-law dutifully eminence waiting orderedes whom custer free five years after his death. families took lee as their surname after they were freed. interview, wesley recalled thely real character of the man and and his family ach whipped 50 lashes for failed escape attempt. they were shipped to alabama richmondturning to from where north made his escape in 1863. toying t

grants. it's causing outrage among some democratic lawmakers. reporter: the battle over sanctuary cities is heating up, especially in the golden state. attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john secure the bored and announce plans to combat sanctuary cities. nine jurisdictions are identified as having policies that violate federal law but still receive billions in medical grants. sessions says they have until june 30 to prove they are complying with the law or risk losing milss' dollars. >> they help these gangs to refill their ranks and put innocent lives, including the lives of law-biding immigrants in danger by refusing to share vital information from with federal law enforcement. reporter: those statements and others didn't go over well with a number of california lawmakers who backed sanctuary city policies. david deleon is calling the trump administration racist. he said it's clear they are because their policies on white supremacy, not american values. he went on to pledge their policies would be challenged at every level. sessions called those remarks despicable. and from to members of the california legislature seagd the de lethe -- deleon's statements westerly ridic

grant son's brains out like that because he just walk up to him. >> i believe there were six shots fired. >> reporter: homicide detectives joe and john are investigatingas this video shows he was shot one time in the back of the head. his co-worker at a bob's tow truck driver tom wilshire was shot multiple times. they say whoever shot the two men was lying in wait. >> fruster the deceased victim was definitely the intended target of this attack. report when it was time to do what he was intended on doing calmly walked over, no rush. >> reporter: somehow tow truck driver tom wilshire survived the barrage of gunfire. >> he went to a hospital and got saved at the hospital. that's why he's alive today. >> reporter: family members say fruster worked three jobs to support his family. he had no enemies, no criminal record, and no threats on his life before the murder. >> i'm not allowed to use the words i want to use. but somebody's mother son is out there and you didn't teach him to respect life. >> reporter: fruster's murder is further complicated by another execution style murder caught on camera just 24 hours earlier. it was outside this bar in the 4500

arizona republican john mccain is warning that they might regret it...although he's still expected to go along with the plan. grantd vicki? (grant) still ahead... a mother is now crediting her son's teacher - with saving his life. what she did - and what was wrong with that little boy.(vicki) and next, facebook promises to combat revenge porn. how it plans to prevent it from happening on its social media outlets. (grant) stocks are ending the day lower on wall street after the federal reserve indicated it could start reducing its bond holdings. the dow lost 41 points. the nasdaq.. fell 34 points. and the s&p slipped 7 points. (grant) you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. disturbing new details are emerging about a sexual assault that was streamed on facebook live. officials say the victim is a 15-year-old girl who was gang raped in chicago last month. and a second suspect made his first appearance in

granted. through the generosity of family and friends, and we got a private jet and went to maryland. we wanted to live out john's remaining days as husband and husband and the universe seemed to have something else in mind. that was on a thursday when we got married and our story came out on saturday, on-line, our local newspaper did a story and friends were at a party and ran into a local, a friend of theirs, a local civil rights attorney in cincinnati and our story came up in conversation. and al, the attorney said, well, do you think john and jim might be willing to talk to me? and they called us, john and i talked about it and we said, well, we don't really know what he wants to talk about, but sure. and this is where the accidental activist was born. as al came to our home, he pulled out a blank ohio death certificate do you understand that when john dies, his last official record will be wrong and he'll die as a single person and your name will not be there as surviving spouse. it broke our hearts and made us angry. we knew that ohio wouldn't recognize our marriage, but this piece of paper, this vital piec

turkey, a key vote granting the president of turkey vast new constitutional powers and right now the yes vote above 51% p. i'll have more on this coming up later in the program. johnrom sebring, florida. welcome to the conversation. > how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: you keep beating up on trump every day on the show and are scared to death to beat up obama when he was in. you wouldn't say one thing about him when he was in. host: let me stop. you know that is not true. we were beaten up -- got beaten up by critics of democrats saying we were too tough on barack obama. this is an issue that's out there and we're just putting the facts out there and giving you a chance to express your point of view. caller: ok. and i'm telling you, every one of you people keep butting in when people call in trying to change their mind. but these people that are calling in probably don't pay any taxes. you still there? host: we sure are. we're not trying to change your mind. caller: and in my opinion some of them don't pay taxes and are complaining about our great president. just like the other day huh a segment on there about obama and what he done in syria and the

(grant) in the south bay- a high school teacher has been arrested ..after police say, he was found to be in possesion of child pornography. (pam) 41- year old john hayden has been charged and booked into jail. hayden was arrested at pioneer high school, where he was employed as a teacher. officers say, they obtained a warrant and searched hayden's home where they found images of child pornography. the case is under investigation. (grant) the back- and- forth over ann coulter's scheduled appearance on u-c berkeley's campuscould have a new legal aspect to it. the group that invited her to speak is threatening to sue the school if they don't allow her to on the áoriginal date it was planned.(pam) kron four's spencer blake is live on campus.spencer, why do they feel like the school is trying to silence the conservative commentator? what it comes down to is the time and place they're offering for coulter to give her speech.the berkeley college republicans say the university is treating her differently than it does áliberal speakers who make appearances on campus. three weeks ago, berkeley college republicans, or b-c-r, invited conservative author ann

(grant) right now...people in this part of martinez are being told to stay inside...as this standoff plays out. this is just just north of highway four...near center avenue and douglas drive. john muir elementary is a stones throw from this location. a swat team and officer say they were tracking this suspect in walnut creek because of the suspect's connection to a homicide there earlier today. suddenly...the suspcet took off and there was a chase that ended at the location we just showed you. now the background of how this started..,.around 1:30 this adternoon in walnut creek...a woman was shot dead near the lindsay wildlife experience on first avenue. now officer and swat members have chased that suspect to martinez. kron4's lydia pantasas is on scene gathering info...she'll join us with a live report in about 15 minutes. (steve) staying in the east bay. a big story we've been tracking all day. on a day that conservative commentator ann coulter was so supposed to deliver a speech. politically fueled protests on u-c berkeley campus with both coulter supporters and opponents(pam) the protests started this morning and happened all day. (steve) tonight we begin our coverage tonig

grant) investigators say they found three hand written notes next to a bible in the cell. but it's not clear what those notes said. police also say hernandez was found dead with the words "john 3:16" written in red marker on his forehead... hernandez died early wednesday morning after he hanged himself with a bedsheet. the former star tight end for the new england patriots had been serving a life sentence without parole... after being convicted in the june 2013 murder of odin lloyd. hernandez's brain is going to be turned over for analysis...per his family's wishes. researchers will determine whether he has what's known as c-t-e...a progressive degenerative disease found in people who have had repeated blows to the head. many ex-football players have who committed suicide have been found to have the brian disease. (steve ) a live look outside tonight.. (pam)our chief meterologist brittney shipp says the bay area is in store for a very nice weekend.. (steve) (steve) careless driving can be risky and costly. recently one hundred and fifty drivers were stopped in just a few hours 125 ticketes were handed out and one driver was caught with no license ..(pam) if you guessed - the