but when she checked locations for kianna and josephine, sure enough, there he was.at the first location? she checked the record and discovered at that particular moment, gordon wasn't on a gps monitor. but he was wearing one at the other three places and so was cano. the electronics made it absolutely obvious. here they were, cano and gordon driving together up and down beach boulevard and all around santa ana and anaheim. i mean, even when they're on the freeway-- they were in the same car. they were in the same vehicle. keith morrison: julissa trapp had prayed for a hail mary, but she never expected anything like this. i soon realized i'm not just dealing with one, we're dealing with two, two sex offenders wearing gps bracelets? keith morrison: but for all the electronic cross-referencing, the case against cano and gordon was purely circumstantial. detective trapp could not arrest them, not without more evidence. that was terrifying. i mean, there were young women who were at real risk here. yes. and if you waited too long, how would you feel if somebody else was

with me in the front row mary josephine, an independent. jameel, a democrat and in the back row theresa, republican, stephanie, democrat, and i understand recently switched to independent which is not a political party but a frame of mind. and robin, a republican. for all of you, i know you voted for trump. some of you were with me on election night and welcome back. it is great to see you guys. all right. jameel, i come to you first. you are in college at the university of chicago. a democrat. you now call yourself a conservative democrat. first of all, how is the president doing on his number one promise with getting out the most -- the worst of the worst illegal immigrants? >> he has been doing a great job so far. i wake up every day and read the headlines and i get impressed by his createively but i think he can go further such as with his bid to end birthright citizenship. he could start printing papers for the undocumented children here that are currently being born and then force the governments to accept those citizenship paper dipl

josephine went the best thing when lady gaga song "california dreaming" in 1963 and fully clothed andrs. speak a while and an innovation. toys have been like i have some news of bl blake lively and tinseltown. chest and, bowed tony's battle. he was trying to get the attorney silenced and the new york judge refused that request. bryan freedman opened that text chain on a website, laura, thats all the text exchanges and the judge threatened to move the trial up to march if the battle in the press continues or the case is litigated there but i got to tell you i read a lot of those texts in it looks like blake lively was truly trying to hijack this movie and did. but it is going to play out and be ugly. look out johnny depp. we have the worst coming. >> laura: who was the best publicist is the question? how many articles in "the daily mail?" raymond, good to see you and you look very grammy and all-black peer to that is it for us. >> todd: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump hosting his first major visit at the

josephine went the limited world view that puts trans rights ahef women's rights and basic scientificrsuffered a major blow today thanks to president trump's common sense executive order.n >> we were putting every school receiving taxpayer dollars on notice if you let man take over women's sports teams or invadek your -- you will be investigated for title ix and they will be no federal funding.s [cheers and applause] >> laura: joining us now paulasd scanlan and ambassador foron former division i swimmer and paulette, i know you you were fa to share a locker room and compete on a swim team with a biological male, but what did it mean fort you to be at thatith signing today?d it looked like an incredible atmosphere with all those women and girls.at i loved watching it. >> it was the greatest day of my lifen he. but what i will say the fact that we ar e even here, laura, so r crazy to me. n a sitting president to say let me sign executive order that men do not belong in women's sports. have we lost our minds we haveas to do something like that? in a. way, it was bittersweet to be there.

josephine went to vice president j.d. vance came out.pect secretary of state to come out as well. and a few seconds away from the two leaders coming up. typically these things with asian leaders are limited to two questions aside but as peter doocy remarking the other day with benjamin netanyahu, they went well beyond that. if they were to go more than two questions aside, that would be an interesting break from protocol because again typically with asian leaders, they like to stick to the rules. but if donald trump wants to freelance head coach of the president gets what the president wants and this could go on for a while. we will see statements by both sides and that will take 10 minutes or so and then we will see questions and another 10 or 15 minutes or so. any bets with the first question to the president will be, sandra? >> sandra: i don't know but perhaps how was the meeting? a big part of this, john, the relationship between these two. you can only imagine they are in the middle of building that relationship right now. you may t

successful made a lot of money is she's a great hero another who was involved was a woman named josephine roach, who was a social worker in denver. that's where creel met her. and she worked closely to help immigrant groups work with groups to make them while to propagandize them, but also to them get so they could learn languages over the air. what was the first lady's name again? bureau by. uh, and yeah, so. and she was also good and also leader in the suffrage movement. okay. but the cpi also did bad things as you can. you've already discovered. and i'm going to we're going to go through a couple of them. george creole always liked to say first of all, i just say this. i've written about george grill, obviously. and one of the things about george creole is he's of the most difficult people to write about because whatever he says, there's a very low probability be accurate because so he is so cavalier, he's more interested in being remember our argument from frankford about being a --, he's more interested in -- and getting you to feel certain way than he is to get you to actually know