john lawrence reports. >> reporter: the white house is fanning more controversy, this time, threatening so-called sanctuary cities. x i am proud to be the city of the sinks -- mayor of a sanctuary city. d,alifornia, who limit es are cooperation with federal immigration employees. >> we can give them an unlimited supply, let's see if they are so happy. they say they have open arms. >> sarah sanders stressing this is just an option, not president trump's first choice. however. >> the democrats would step up and help the president fix the loss, this could all go away, we would not have this discussion, that would be the best thing for the country. >> democrats say the president is abusing his power by turning migrants into ponds. >> he should not use it as retribution. >> this is, again, his manufactured chaos he has created over the last two years on the border. >> others believe this is at a breaking point. something has to give. >> we are not securing the border, we are not enforcing laws, sanctuary cities are illegal. >> i am john lawrence reporting. >> the white house that they are lo

more now from reporter john lawrence. >>reporter: the ncaa is calling it an act of domestic terrorism. >> at first, we thought maybe it might have been an electrical problem. >> days later, a second historic black church in the louisiana district caught on fire. >> and two days later, the third occurred so it leads me to think maybe we're being targeted. >> loose flews governor said churches are sacred places and no one should fear for their safety in the house -- the fbi is on the scene. >> we're in the middle of an ongoing investigation and still working through the fire scenes at this time. >> right now, there are no leads on possible suspects. but officials are sure the guilty parties will eventually get caught. >> they're going to clamp down on them and bring them in, and let justice take its place after that. >> some pastor in nearby areas are sleeping inside their churches hoping to prevent additional fires. in the meantime, the faithful are counting on a higher power to help them through this trying time. >> what

and we want to go to paris now journalist john lawrence it is on the line john let's just get back in touch with you and let me ask you what are you hearing since we last spoke about the situation what's going on right now at the site of the cathedral. very interesting stuff coming from the us. as your colleague. underlines. we do seem to see the fine and we didn't seem to see the the jets was trying on the flames and people may be wondering why once seeing planes coming in dropping water on the on the flames as they do on forest fires for example in the south of france where the answers come just now from the fire service in a sense they didn't dare drop most of from the plane because they think now that the roof has collapsed that if they were drunk who else are on what remains of the cathedral then the ones who collapse as well say this incredible facade of the of the cathedral. collapses it's. a measurable disaster so that the hoping that they can that they can keep their holes they have been dead so many are firemen inside they've been. members of the fire service have been wanti

reporter john lawrence on the historic move. >>reporter: a historic moment in the war on drugs. >> it is the first time executives of a pharmaceutical distributor and a distributor itself have been charged with drug trafficking. >> the charges are against rochester drug cooperative or rdc, the largest drug distributors in the nation. >> from 2012 to 2017, it shipped tens of millions highly addictive oxycodone fills to pharmacies that it knew were illegally de-pencing mark-- dispensing narcotics. >> the dea says at least 2,000 of those orders should have been flagged. >> our office will do everything in its power to bring to justice anyone responsible for unlawfully fuelling this opioid epidemic and that includes executives who illegally distribute drugs from their board room. >> the former ceo. company is facing a single count of conspiracy to distribute substances and an account of conspiracy to -- a former execu reports with the dea. i'm john lawrence reported president and mrs. trump will attend the drug abuse and heroin summ

breaking story about the fire and notre dame joining me now on the phone from paris is journalist john lawrence and john can you hear me ok. what can you tell me about what's going on right now well right now at. the. both this cathedral has collapsed the spirit in the center of the. roof has collapsed. this cathedral that took two hundred years to build is going up in flames this evening this is this cathedral which is built in eleven sixty three percent raise it was the highest building in paris towered over the other constructions and this is he it was the only building the in c. as you approach paris so not as people approach paris and there are no sways in the trains and buses in the cars well it will see the trains and this great tearing. column of white and yellow smoke rising up and from one of the coming very fast the ruins of this great cathedral have you been able to confirm john if there were people inside of there been any injuries. there have been injuries on the the head of police mr nunez an epicenter there had not been injuries this i think i always wanted to look at when silen

i'm john lawrence reports. >>comic romp for morning news crisis find out what a woman is now facing after she entered a church with a gun while holding a 10 month-old baby. plus one step closer to being 60 up we'll have an update on the sales force transit center. after those cracks were discovered in that structure. he didn't know now you know we'll take a look at what scientists at nasa, what you to know about our planet. how we can better protect it. here's a live look outside at 92 traffic looks good right north port of the hot spots are major issues. but of course we'll have a complete wrap of check coming up and just a bit and don't forget kron on is now streaming live a local news 24 hours a day with no commercials that service is called kron on he caught up on the latest breaking news weather and also traffic. any time of the day is a crime tv to start watching right now. >>to the chronicle morning news of course you want to check in with the forecast before you start planning your day the man of the ho

john lawrence reports. >>shelby ohio in shambles after a confirmed tornado touched down sunday. >>when it hit. you could feel whole entire house shake. >>parts of the town were destroyed instantly. >>the whole house started shaking and i told my wife that i i think the house is gone neighboring state pennsylvania also dealing with the aftermath of the storms. >>it just sounded like a lot of wind and it was very very fast. >>the berlin mobile home park in columbia county took a direct hit the trailer shore up. >>and i got out of bed and come out right away. and by that you heard everything flying. >>sections of the south also picking up the pieces picked up next thing we know we heard this loud. the strong winds and rain flung this white on ing down nearly 10 stories in midtown atlanta. 2 people below suffered non-life threatening injuries. severe storms also causing damage from texas to mississippi with at least 8 weather related deaths reported. forecasters say another potent storm is expected to arrive in the central plains midweek with the threat of more tornadoes. you don't

international summits north korea has been hit by economic sanctions because of its nuclear program john lawrence's that has no business dealings with the north. shares and deutsche about fell friday after disappointing first quarter results germany's largest lender saw revenue drop nine percent from the previous year on weaker trade earnings the bank also lowered its overall revenue forecast for the year the numbers come one day after georgia bank and comments bank abandoned merger talks. as. founder jack ma recently made headlines by endorsing a seventy two hour workweek something more chinese tech firms are pushing despite opposition from many workers now the debate over work life balance and how much work time really translates to productivity is not unusual among the world's biggest economies so how do those economies compare in working hours sick look china works the longest week of major economies with forty seven with workers clocking an average of forty seven hours south korea also remains a nation of workaholics coming in at forty three hours on average per week followed by japan which ha

i'm john lawrence reporting. >>and again we do know at least the identity of one of those 2 americans killed identified as dieter kowalski from colorado. well, you know when we find out more. back here in the bay area local police are taking a 0 tolerance approach to sideshows fact yesterday dozens of officers, a company by air support took to the streets to show that the destructive acts of sideshows will not be tolerated. you see video past sideshows captain randy winn gates says that the east bay has become ground 0 for sideshows he says they're getting increasingly violent. last sunday, this video shows how thousands of people took over the intersection of 42th international setting fire to an ac transit bus and a big rig. >>the gunshots are extremely dangerous obviously several the of several dozen rounds of gunshots were fired and the 100 block the 1000 block of a foot hill. the macarthur last weekend that's extremely dangerous. >>officers say they're working right now with other agencies to come up with so

i'm john lawrence reporting. >>back here in the bay area police are taking a 0 tolerance approach now to sideshows yesterday dozens of officers, a company by air support took to the streets to show that the destructive acts of sideshows will not be tolerated. here's the video of past sideshows captain randy winn gates says that east oakland has become ground 0 for these sorts of activities, he says are also getting more violent to look at this video. this was last sunday with more than a 1000 people descend on the intersection of 42th and international boulevard. the video shows the havoc that broke out as an ac transit bus and a big rig were set on fire. >>the gunshots are extremely dangerous obviously several the of several dozen rounds of gunshots were fired and the 100 block the 1000 block of a foot hill. the macarthur last weekend that's extremely dangerous. >>officers say they're working right now with other agencies to come up with solutions to the problem right now they say that focuses on prevention with

i'm john lawrence reporting. >>community leaders all around the nation, including here in the bay area are reacting to the synagogue shooting a for more on that part of the story. let's visit crawford's will transcend by live in san francisco will. >>reaction was fear nervous. this what is being done to make sure that we're safe now i'm in front of a synagogue on to lorries street. this and all the other synagogues in san francisco immediately get extra patrols the san francisco police department they heard about what happened. north of san diego at that synagogue. so they tweeted increased patrols on saturday and on sunday as people are still reeling from the latest shooting at a place of worship exactly 6 months ago, james and area there was another shooting at a synagogue you might recall that what happened in pittsburgh, where 11 people were killed 7 others injured. so as the people were shipped over the weekend obviously very fearful. possibly another attack which is why one rabbi we tracked down. he says mo

>>i'm john lawrence reporting. >>the state 11 and still ahead on the ground for morning news. we're going to hear from a bay area man and is taking public transport and just walking because somebody scrolled something on his car and he's too embarrassed, even tell us what it is it's a sad story but he's going to get 6 thanks to the community and how a food bank is getting ready to expand in order to help those in the bay area were hungry and can't afford to buy and after the break that change is coming to muni just days after the mayor demanded new leadership. agar raise start to your day but of sunshine later on all get to what to expect in your forecast. >>and i'm tracking a major hot spot check out this motorcycle accident coming off the bay bridge west found before you reach fremont street in harrison street. harrison street. >>the 3 left lanes are cl we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at ch

john lawrence in pairs john thank you very much we appreciate you staying on the line with us this evening. we know two things according to reports that the firefighters are one trying to save in invaluable pricing is irreplaceable artwork that's at the back of the cathedral and that they're trying to prevent these towers collapsing whether they'll be able to do that now remember not only is that it would that be a historic loss and a cultural loss but that is a lot of material to come down so now we know that the that the the area around the cathedral has been evacuated so people should be at a safe distance but we're looking at a very dangerous scene right now and the firefighters have themselves said there's very little they can do it point because the fire is burning so hot and in such a shoot structure that they couldn't possibly get in there so i think we need to have a lot of sympathy for the firefighters trying to contain this fire who are putting their lives at risk to save a thousand almost a thousand years french history and we also heard from john king that the of the reduce th

>>i'm john lawrence reporting.l not only is alexa listening when you speak to an echo smart speaker amazon employees potentially listening to that's why i don't have a lexus not that sophisticated why according to bloomberg amazon to listen to what alexa users ts users i should say. >>say to alexa the report also said the popular virtual assistance always listening microphone as possibly captured. some illegal amazon confirmed that only a small number. >>of interactions are used from a random set of customers, a spokesperson said the workers don't have direct access to sensitive information like the user's name or address but amazon's website says that alexa requests. >>can be used for speech recognition training. >>there's also an opt out option that's available in the settings section of the alexa app if the user wants to what delete their safe recordings online amazon says your information is safe. so they >>are you a quick check of the markets this morning on this friday, final trading session of the day of the

i'm john lawrence reporting.happening today all westbound lanes of interstate 7.80 just north of been a ship. the bunnies are bridges could be closed overnight through saturday. caltrans says the closures scheduled for bridge maintenance. the 7.80 closure on saturday by the way scheduled from one in the morning until 6 in the morning all work is of course weather permitting drivers should watch for alerts about that work and the detours and some of the directional signage that you're going to find it's going to take you out of your normal route. the chp says it didn't find any debris after a woman reported concrete falling from the upper deck of the richmond center fell bridge. so she says her car was damaged after chunks as large as baseballs fell from the bridge deck above caltrans in the chp engineers completed an inspection of the bridge and they determine did in their eyes. they can't find any evidence that concrete fell from the upper deck friday night. they say small potholes were found on the lower deck a

i'm john lawrence reporting. still ahead on the cross for morning news, how the city of san francisco's helping people with suspended licenses get back on the road talk about that new program. >>and caught on camera man in her kids almost get hit by a car. right as they walk out of a restaurant. you can hear what a witness said happened. and the reason why this weekend is the best time to visit yosemite national park. we've got those details coming up next and weather certainly only going to be making it better to be getting out about this weekend whether you're in your 70 year. >>staying here in the bay, i've got your forecast. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area pretty crowded at the toll plaza it's only getting heavier by the minute you're already stacked up from >>live look here 70. >>this morning, the home like that or a raging. >>the water for you somebody falls flat and you know what in the park service is waiving all entrance fees. >>freo 70 and all the other national parks all across the

i'm john lawrence reporting. back here in the bay area in the east bay oakland police are taking a 0 tolerance approach to sideshows yesterday dozens of officers accompanied by air support took to the streets to show that the destructive acts. >>will not be tolerated. captain randy winn gates says that east oakland has become ground 0 for the sideshows he says they're also getting increasingly violent. last sunday don't forget more than 1000 people took over the intersection of 42th avenue in international boulevard video which you see here show the havoc that broke out as an ac transit bus and a big rig were set on fire. >>the gunshots are extremely dangerous obviously. >>several the of several dozen rounds of gunshots were fired and the 100 block the 1000 block of a foot hill. the macarthur last weekend that's extremely dangerous. >>the officers say that they're working right now with other agencies to come up with solutions to the problem. as of this moment, they say the focus is on prevention with force. and

>>i'm john lawrence reporting. storms knocked out power to more than a quarter million customers and most of the outages were in pennsylvania and virginia police in canada are looking for the man who shot a woman with a crossbow they say it was a premeditated but isolated attack. pete regional police in ontario say the suspect posed as a delivery man when he went to the woman's home is holding that large boxes you can see that was concealing the weapon. after a short conversation, he shot her with a crossbow. >>after being struck by the arrow in the chest area. the victim suffered massive trauma. that was both life threatening and life altering. this was not a random act. comments that were made to the victim by the suspect indicate that the victim was targeted and that the suspect may have carried out the attack. at the request of another individual. >>the 44 year-old victim almost died from her injuries her attacker will be charged with attempted murder. once he is captured. >>while gas station fight broke out af

. >> i'm john lawrence reporting. >> investigators say piaes was seen in the foothills. >>> a live look at the notre dame church -- french authorities say the fire was possibly an accident possibly related to restoration work underway. ian lee is in paris. >>reporter: french president macron is promising to rebuild notre dame even more beautifully and do it in five years and the damage from the fire is extensive and you look inside the 150-year-old church shows it covered in did he breeze and the roof is gone. as is the iconic spire. even though the flames swept over notre dame, much of the interior was saved and the artifacts were taken out in time. >> we know what was saved and the majority -- >> notre dame windows are still in tact. it will be another day before that scaffolding is stabilized so the rubble can be cleared away. >> the structure should be okay, but you have all the water and wood debrisle ahey weren't made to carry that weight. >> for a second night in a row, thousands of parisians came together to sing and pray. >> yesterday night, we were shocked, this man said. we w

. >> i'm john lawrence reporting. >> 15,000 transgender individuals are in the u.s. military. >>> a lot of information including julian lasan including when stand before a judge on u.s. soil. we see -- what they're saying about the site's cofounder. >>reporter: hillary clinton whose 2016 presidential run was damaged when wikileaks published documents and this is what they had to say about the website's founder julian lasan. >> he has to answer for what he has done, at least as it has been charged. i think it's ironic that he may be the only foreigner that this administration would welcome to the united states. [laughter] >> clinton's jab at the president references several tiles he a -- several times he addressed wikileaks. >> he's facing a legal battle in the u.s. an indictment alleges a con peer see between lasan and chelsea manning claiming that lasan helped her crack a -- >> i think we'll get answers and i hope we're -- >> he's under indictment. and i'm pushed to see him -- >> lasan has not been charged with clinton campaign e-mails. laura podesta, cbs news. >>>

i'm john lawrence. >> state health officials reported that the bay area reported 10 cases of the measles this year and most linked to unvaccinated adults exposed to international travel. >>> biden had a fundraiser in philadelphia. biden started the day on the offensive. he used his campaign announcement to take on the president for his response to the 2017 violence in charlottesville, virginia. >> he said there were quote, some very fine people on both sides. in that moment, i knew the threat to this nation was unlike any i'd seen in my lifetime. >> the president tweeted this response, welcome to the race sleepy joe. you will be dealing with people who truly have some very sick and demented ideas. biden joins 20 other democrats in the race for the white house. the biggest one party slate since 1856. even before biden decided to run, he faced challenges. 8 women came forward to say interactions with him made them feel uncomfortable. >>> amazon beats expectations while a toy company prepares to pay for a deadly recall. diane king hall has those stories and more in today's money watch repor

when john lawrence that is a journalist in paris who has been following events in the french capital i spoke to him earlier and he gave us this update on the blaze the. oath this cathedral has collapsed the spirit in the center of the. roof has collapsed there. this cathedral that took two hundred years to build is going up in flames this evening this is this cathedral which is built in eleven sixty three essentially says it was the highest building in paris towered over the other constructions of the city it was the only building the in c. as you approach paris so not as people approach paris and there are no sways in the trains in the buses in their cars what they will see flames and this great towering . columns of white and yellow smoke rising over and from one of the coming very fast the ruins of this great defeat of have you been able to confirm john if there were people inside of there been any injuries. there had been injuries on the the head of police mr nunez a presenter they had no injuries and this i think i always wanted to look at when silence of the exchange watches wh

i'm john lawrence reporting. details about the moments before driver crashed into an apartment building in san mateo. >>and i should curry dishing out about her work life balance are going to show you that part for kron on exclusive interview in just a minute stay tuned for that and here's a live look outside by the way to san mateo bridge. well you definitely picking robin's keeping an eye on any problem spots out there for the morning ride and john has more on your tuesday forecast. we'll have that in just a we'll have that in just a moment. for comfort food at a comfortable price, try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.99. it's the perfect remedy for the uncomfortable things in life... like flying, the dentist ...and guys named ronald. i have my reasons. try my $4.99 sourdough patty melt combo today. lowe's knows you're a who treats yourself diyby treating your yard.ht. we do it right, too. with the right plants for your region. so, you stay a step ahead of spring all season long.

i'm john lawrence reporting. >>bay area the jewish community is coming together to react to the deadly shooting in san diego there we've got from force will tran on that part of the story for us this morning, what our local people saying well. they're anxious by what happened i was here exactly 6 months ago. >>with the same story beefed up security at synagogues because at that time we saw the shooting in pittsburgh where 11 people were killed and 7 injured as this synagogue is on doors and over the weekend. extra security patrols especially from the san francisco police department they went around all synagogues within the city just to make sure that the fresheners are safe in fact that in the more weight until sunday they tweeted immediately after they learned about what happened in san diego saying that they would increase patrols in synagogues throughout the city no word on how long they will continue doing that that is trying to ease some of the anxiety from parishioners, including a rabbi we tracked said sy

john washington. and washington had children and she is from the and washington line, george washington was from the lawrence washington line. his left ear about 5 years and had run out of space in the house. so my wife and i made the decision to do the analysis so we went to the city and asked for the board of architectural review and look at the requirements. we couldn't build up and the only way we could build was to go down. so we went down and we hired an architect and an engineer. and the engineer broke through the wall below us and dug down five feet and in six feet. when we went down into the basement to look around, it was a crawlspace of 11 inches. i looked around with a flashlight. when we looked to the left with my depression in the corner where the new addition had been put. so i went back and called back to us. i moved all of the dirt away and we found a brick well. i call the icloud archaeologist and my wife and i are both historians. my wife is a history major. we wanted to get the city involved right away. i think it is important. we had friends that had done the same thing. the same process

lawrence is live with more. >>> secretary of state's message is get on the play. johnolton saying this is not a coup because guaido is the legitimate leader of the country. the united states is ready to help guaido who is recognized by countries around the world as the president there if he needs to help. so far he's not asked. bolton warns the cubans and the russians not to interfere with what's going on. >> the president wants to see a peaceful transfer of power from maduro to guaido. that possibility still exists if enough figures depart from the regime and support the opposition. >> and experts say this is a pivotal moment in the venezuelan's history. we've seen clashes, some of them very violent. senator lindsey graham said that now is the time maduro needs to leave the country. >> this is the moment, we need to seize this moment, tell cuba and russia that they're propping up a tissuing an thug and we'reo tolerate that in venezuela and all options are on the table. >> the president is being briefed on what's happening there. social media has seen guaido calling fo

of march 14, 1862 , general john gray foster led the first brigade of ambrose burnside's troops to the confederate line in north carolina. anders troops opened fire lawrence o'brien branch. union vessels were blocked on the river by sharpened stakes throughout. the second brigade fired at confederates in their attempt to position canon on the rail line. 35th and 32nd pushed them back. another brigade came up the railroad and reinforced foster's men. throughn vessels pushed the stakes as they stormed into new bern. andch retreated to kingston burnside added another victory to the western theater. he captured the second largest city in north carolina. him was the dilemma that almost every union officer confronted throughout the war. burnside and his men reached a region where enslaved people make the case for enlistment. here i deliberate -- i deliberate on local officials, refugees, and opinions that appear in the black press. before the creation of the troops,tates colored refugees and free black men met soldiers in the southern locales of the western leader to offer their services. some were illiterate, others were starving, others were barely clothed, b

. >>> researchers at cal and lawrence livermore lab have created a new kind of 3-d printer. >> kpix 5 john ramos shows us not only could they produce every day objects, but they could be capable of manufacturing life itself. >> in this building at uc berkeley, scientists are demonstrating something that even to them feels a little bit like magic. normal 3-d printers work by melting thin layers of plastic to create solid objects, but hard to get the intricate designs to hold their forms. but design engineers at cal and lawrence livermore lab got the idea of making 3-d objects the way a ct scan creates a 3-d image by hitting a patient with x-rays from many different directions. >> so we thought well let's reverse that process to create the objects rather than imaging them. except we do it with light instead of x-rays. >> it's called volume metric printing, rotating images of the object are beamed through the video projector. the light is focused on the slowly rotating cylinder of resin containing plastic molecules with the light sensitive activator. as light accumulates, desired areas, the g

tom: say what you will, free trader lawrence kudlow on face the nation. john norman with us.al trade with -- which is a trade policy that we continue to learn about. what is trump lateral trade? mercantilismind of or something else the president is trying to do on trade? mr. rahman: i don't think anybody knows. senior officials are still very confused. when we do know is a big concern about the economic cycle in europe. but the concern about where germany is. the europeans are looking for somewhat constructive discussions with the u.s. because we are very concerned about what is happening to the cycle here. francine: what does it mean for the markets? is a deal priced in? mr. norman: i think a deal to open goods are caught up to where global growth is right now. i don't think the possibility of tariffs being lowered by the u.s. in exchange for chinese compliance is the price. i think that is what people have to focus on. is the president going to give some indication in a short time period that tariffs could be lowered on china in exchange for their delivery on some promises.

history has been executed in texas. 44-year-old john william king, one much three suspects convicted for the murder of james byrd jr. in 1998. king, lawrence and drove him to a secluded area. they beat him, spray painted his face, tied a logging chain around his ankles and dragged him behind a pickup for nearly three miles. it led to new hate crime laws passed by congress and state of texas. byrd's sister clara releasing a statement saying king showed no remorse then and no remorse tonight. his execution tonight was just punishment his actions. >>> murder charges filed against the parents of a.j. freund after the little boy's body was found in a shallow grave ten miles from his home in crystal lake, illinois. andrew freund, sr. and joann cunningham reported him missing last week. they obtained new information from cell phone data. >> once presented with the evidence obtained by investigators, both people provided information that ultimately led to the recovery, what we believe is the recovery of deceased subject a.j. to a.j., we know you're at peace playing in heaven's playground and are happy you no longer have to suffer. >> a.j.'s parent

john tester. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to welcome secretary wilkey and dr. lawrence and dr. stone and mr. radicjowski. the chairman talked about access standards. we've talked about privatization. i don't believe any of you want to see that happen but it's something i'm very concerned about because the big boss talks about it all the time. in the end we'd need to make sure as the vsos told us a couple weeks ago during joint house affairs veterans committee, they prefer the care that you guys provide. that's a good thing. that means you guys are doing some things right. we'll talk about some things that you might not being doing right today. i apologize ahead of time. we need to live up to the promises we made to them. over the past few years this committee has heard from the va about what it need to be successful. we've engaged with the vsos as we did for the last couple weeks to see what they wanted in their va. i will tell you this committee listened and acted leading the way on a number of monumental reforms that a lot of people didn't think we could ever get done. this is an important part of our

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lawrence fishburn played the father. it took him to be together. for that to be john singleton as's first movie and then went on to "poetic justice", "higher learning" and "rosewood." >> he was such a prodigy right out of school and produces a classic with a cast that is a dream cast. look at where those actors are now. but what he did for the culture really was exposing the inner lives of people whose inner lives had not really been portrayed very much on screen at all. and it was a humanizing mission in a way. it was very important. he was a ground breaking director, will be sorely missed in hollywood. >> still ahead on "morning joe," more poll numbers including from battleground new hampshire, it's elizabeth warren's back yard. but is she catching on? and bernie sanders's new attack saying he's worried they're going to win. >> we're already soaked and now we have a storm system coming over the top of texas, kansas, arkansas, 21 million people are at risk, including tornadoes and we'll do it all over again tomorrow, dallas all the way to soluti st. louis, 18 million

focus with this documentary on hbo, the book bad blood by john who broke the story first place a podcast now a he movie coming out with jennifer lawrenceen's, fouled up. >> really got a lot of important people go on that,that was incredible we want to cover that you will coming up we are beginning with border battle more agents are headed to the u.s.-mexico border this morning president trump considering sealing off border completely, planning to visit a newly constructed fence on friday will go to border on friday to view that fence, blake burman live at white house this morning with more on this developing story good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you as well that is right president trump will be headed to southern border on friday to city of calexico a hundred miles east a little south of downtown san diego, ahead of that visit in advance of a looming decision on potentially shutting down the border department of homeland security kirstjen nielsen orders does customs border protection to undertake emergency surge operation fast tracking 750 personnel with potential of increasing that, to 2000 or more, will also expand pro