good morning, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. i guess the story to report on the border is the border is closed. there is not a lot of traffic. all assets are in place, that is where we'll interview pete hegseth. yesterday i spoke with secretary of homeland security kristi noem kristi noem and she talked about morale of agents on the ground, here is a little bit of that. >> i kept getting asked by senators, what about morale and getting people recruited back into ice, back into cbp. we're going to do let people do their jobings and follow the law. we have a president that loves this country and appreciates you doing the work for the american people and i'm there to let them know i have their backs. lawrence a lot of spirit, guys, i have not seen this in a while. they love their job. they have been processing for four years and have not been able to go after the bad guys. that has all changed, they are trying to restructure business right now, number one criminal enterprise is to get people across the border stopped. >> steve: law

>> lawrence: no.ns of the wall that's here, they still have the equipment. they got to get the rest of the technology and get those construction workers back. it's going to take some time to get that done. but, you know, a lot of my administration sources say within the next two months or so they should start that construction. >> ainsley: that's part of the reconciliation package, too. once that's passed by congress, then they will have the money to continue that. >> steve: excellent work out there, lawrence. very, very nicely done. he going to be there another 90 minutes. >> ainsley: thank you for your weekend to bring us that. that's great. >> brian: trump's tariffs on canada, mexico china go into effect at midnight. kevin o'leary on the impact, next. mom where's my homework? mommy! hey hun - ♪ gummy vitamins from nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. oh, why leaffilter? it's well designed, efficient, i appreciate that. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of

. >> steve: lawrence is right there live. good morning, lawrence.here he jest met with the secretary of homeland security and secretary of defense later today. >> ainsley: president trump is set to speak with leaders of canada and mexico as tariffs are set to go into effect tomorrow. we will tell you what this means for you and your family. >> brian: i could barely see lawrence with the calm fallujah on. it's a jam-packed monday. kristi noem joins us as you just saw interior secretary doug burgum first interview since becoming secretary. mike johnson is still the is speaker and new england patriots owner the ceo robert kraft talking about his new coach and the super bowl only on fox. "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends, gradually get dressed. ♪ >> ainsley: we are starting with a fox news alert. pete hegseth is making first trip as secretary of defense this morning traveling to fort bliss, texas to visit our southern border. secretary hegseth saying in a post on x, quote: potus wants 100 percent operational co

yeah, lawrence has been warning about this atmospheric river. here we go. >> ok, apparently we've got team coverage out there. we've got gayle ong. she is out there in the elements. and lawrence standing by to give us an update. >> right here in the comfy cozy studio, the right sitting out there in the rain right now and that's been coming down. >> a bit. but really going to watch get going here in the next few hours going to ramp up and as it does, we're talking about substantial amounts of rain around the bay area with a possibility of some flooding up there. now the clouds continue to roll in and the rain to looking toward the richmond. sandra fell bridge kind of an artsy look, all that rain on the lens kind of distorting the view, but making a beautiful shot outside. but not a real beautiful drive out there. it's difficult out there on the roads. pretty slick out there right now. national weather service has issued flood watches for the entire bay area. not expecting the main rivers, our main creeks to rise above flood stage. but general flo

well, in 1855, december of 1855, lawrence was almost sacked and burned by a pro-slavery lawrence that had free headquarters, not the capital, but the free state headquarters and and that army, like i said, it was almost sacked and burned. they they were able to fend off that off without a battle, without a without an armed action. but the in january of 56, a named brown no relation to mr. brown that john brown and the leavenworth was in a free state militia and there was an altercation a free state militia and a pro-slavery militia that man was captured and he was hacked to death with a hatchet by one of those pro-slavery men everybody who did it, but nobody did anything about it because see, it was against a free state man. and the authorities out here almost to a person were pro-slavery. you not get appointed by the federal government unless you were pro-slavery because the government wanted kansas to be a slave state to keep the south from seceding. so it not go well. then in may 1856, things picked up around the 1st of may, jefferson, buford came to kansas with about hundred armed

lawrence is standing by in the weather center. that's right. but first, we want to go to our rob nesbitt is live in santa rosa, where a big tree crashed onto an elementary school earlier this afternoon. rob. that was scary. and it looks like it's raining where you are. >> it is still raining here. grant and vicki, i'm in front stealing elementary school where a giant oak tree came down behind me in front of the school. about 11:30am, given your chain saws still going. they're still into the dark, taking down the rest of this street, chopping it up and they're even up on the roofs still with the tree, took down part of the roof. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oak tree that came down in front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom and principal michael job loss. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches held gym classes stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time a

thank you, lawrence. in san francisco tonight, the city. >> dealing with heavy rain and strong winds as well. kron 4 sarah stinson joining us live after speaking with public works about how they've been preparing. sarah. >> well, it looks like we have a break in the rain here. lucky i guess you sauce the last hour where it was coming down. but i'll tell you, we have not gotten a break from the wind. we're getting some intense wind gusts here live at ocean beach. you can also see all of the water accumulation on the ground here. this is what we're talking about, seeing that water accumulation and that can happen when some of those grates are full and the sewer systems stack up with leaves. so that's what i that's why i caught up with public works today. high winds in san francisco monday afternoon coupled with rain at night. >> the national weather service has issued a flood watch until wednesday and a wind advisory in till tuesday afternoon for the marine hills, san francisco in coastal north bay with win

let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow a lawrence. yeah, guys, a lot of snow. the high country really the higher elevations, though, that's a warm storm that's moving in. >> carrying all that some tropical moisture and very heavy rainfall into the foothills headed up that way. they've been chained up as you head over the mountains to new kind of get the idea of this warmer weather as you've got rain in green down here at lake level. but you get upwards of the mountain passes there. well, you're over 7,000 feet or so. and all of sudden, it turns into snow. so we're seeing now and they're going to whole lot more of that in the coming days. some really rough weather to get up there. all that moisture coming from the hawaiian islands making its way toward the bay area. we've got winter weather advisories up for the great lake tahoe area and winter storm warnings all the way down through 70 mammoth lakes area. got to be careful traveling in the high country this weekend. lot of stormy weather to come and that will likely continue well into next week. all right, laur

. >> thanks, lawrence. today we're learning more about that large fire that started over the weekend at the martinez refining company. yeah, several people were injured in that blaze. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest >> residents tell me that they are very upset and they want answers and action sooner rather than later. and then directly in front of me. i just see massive black smoke. and i say, oh, my goodness, what the heck, martinez resident anna and carnoustie own took this video from her backyard saturday. she has seen smoke and flaring from the refinery throughout the 11 years. she has lived in martinez. but on this past saturday, she was taken aback by what she saw that you could hear the sound. >> it was so loud and you could just see this column, this massive amount of smoke. and i'm thinking, oh, my god, like this place is going to explode. >> she quickly got her kids out of the area and it was just a month and there's no alerts. there's no message. is that iran, there's no, we're all just

thanks, lawrence. our team coverage continues now in the east bay where crews spent the day getting ready for the rain crow for stephanie rothman. has those details. >> the wind has been picking up fast and strong all afternoon. that's why customers have made sure to pick up items like sandbags so that they can stay safe. and right during this stormy weather. customers picking up a last minute. rain prep items getting ready while welcoming some much needed moisture clear leaves and things from off >> our drainage areas that comes steps to make sure that they drained. but in california waters so valuable. i'm always glad to see the rain i'm and i love what it does. their skills and everything is so green. >> weather has people flocking to ace hardware with well over their usual 1000 people a day looking for tool, stay safe and dry by slight side of batteries because of paris kind of flickering on and off specially the during this kind of storms. >> a lot of people buying sandbags, inflatable barriers th

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> lawrence and. >> i always say i'm on blue sky two. and i trust you to find me. i don't even know how to say it, rachel. i think we've known from the start that our job was going to be in this gigantic rush of madness that would come at us to try to sort out for the audience and what we think is the important, which is important, which is ignorable. i have felt the greenland thing is ignorable from the start. others might say no and they might convince me. here's why i should pay attention to the greenland thing. but. but this is one of those nights where we really have to choose what we're going to do with our minutes and what to emphasize. i, i'm looking, as you'll see, at what's happening inside the united states treasury is something that has never happened before. i don't know how to overemphasize it. and, you know, i'm not i'm not one who's been going for panic as the first reaction to everything, but i'm having a lot of trouble resisting panic on what's going on

lawrence, thanks. a 56 year-old man has pleaded guilty to recklessly operating a drone after it crashed in damage. fighting the palisades wildfire earlier this month. peter trip aikman is facing one federal misdemeanor count of unsafe operation of in unmanned aircraft, which carries a sentence of up to a year in prison. the crash caused the aircraft to be grounded for several days. >> some big names in music performed in los angeles last night for the fire, a benefit concert fleetwood mac alumni. stevie nicks one of the artists who took to the stage at the kia forum during her performance. she gave a special. thank you to the santa rosa fire fighters who she says saved her house in the pacific palisades. she called them true heroes saying they never gave up next, dedicated her song landslide to that brave crew. much-needed free services were offered to the unhoused community in san jose today. state senator dave cortez, the hosting his 14th unhoused health fair at city hall as kron four's philippe djeg

thank you, lawrence. starting in san francisco tonight, the city dealing with heavy rain and strong winds. kron 4, sarah since and joins us live after speaking with public works about how they've been preparing. sarah. >> yeah, we've had on and off rain since about 6.30, this evening. but as we speak, it's starting to pick up with heavier rain and some wind gusts will live out here at ocean beach where it's starting to pick up. and i think it's only going to get stronger as the night goes on. high winds in san francisco monday afternoon coupled with rain at night. the national weather service has issued a flood watch until wednesday and a wind advisory in till tuesday afternoon for the marine hills, san francisco in coastal north bay with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. rachel gordon works with the city's public works department. she says they sent crews out to prepare. we've been out all day trying to keep the storm drains clear. so remove any leaves litter. so if there is a lot of water that's going

so one of them, rudolf lawrence, was the baroness had these two lovers that she came with. rudolf lawrence and robert phillips and robert phillips and was sort of her preferred lover, you know, the man she called her husband, rudolf lawrence, had been her business partner, paris, and her lover. but got demoted. and, you know, she would she would spend her time pitting these two men against each other. and rudolf lawrence, a lot of that information comes from and margaret memoirs because rudolf would show up at their at their various residences and like i can't take this woman anymore. she did this, she did that and he'd go to the other place and say, oh, my god, you've got to help. let me stay here. i need to get back to germany, get me away from this woman. so the of them, their memoirs were contradictory a lot of ways, but both of them do report on how rudolf lawrence would show up, describe the behavior that he was enduring. and so a lot of that was and also with george allan hancock, he had written letters to hancock about that. and he and the men of hancock's entourage

all right, lawrence is here to fill in the blanks. yeah. going on with all this. amazing how you know, most of january, nothing. then all of a sudden the very end of january, the beginning of february. boy, i mean, it was just coming down like crazy up throughout the weekend. some places for 9 inches of rain. if you can believe that we're getting ready for the main event that is now just about to move in tonight. >> out there toward the golden gate bridge, cloudy skies out there. the rain beginning to show up at least in parts of the north bay. check out some of these rainfall >> since the beginning of the storm over 9 inches of rain at mount tam campfield over 5 inches of rain. santa rosa. they've already had an impressive year. they had over another 4 inches of rain and inch of rain in san francisco over 3 inches of richmond. but look at this in san jose this it's really interesting. they fell under what's called the rain shadow effect. you get all that moisture running over the top of the santa cruz mountains, rains out over the mountains. by the time we get to

thank you, lawrence. now taking a look at road conditions. here is drivers are making their way to the sierra. >> chp officers say this weekend should be kind of rough to travel in. as you can see, there's some kind of issue right there. and it's a warm storm. so you might have rain on a lot of parts of your drive. but up in the highest elevations going over the summit, it figures to be snowing and quite a bit. so plan ahead. >> we are looking for kind of a light weekend. so it'll be good for travel. however, expect change control. just have everything ready to go. if you don't have 4 wheel drive, have your chains. if you do have 4 wheel drive, make sure you have the proper snow tires, your property equipment, your blanket, your your water, and just prepare for delays. than that, the weekend looks pretty good. >> chp also says if you're planning to come back to the bay on sunday, it's best to head out early to avoid all the classic afternoon traffic. >> yeah, actually 2025 is a off to kind of a poor start for california. snowpack amid dry con

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> lawrence and i always. >> say i'm on. >> blue sky two and i trust you to find me. >> i don't. >> know. >> how. to say. >> it, rachel. i think we've known. >> from the start that. our job was going to be in this gigantic rush of madness. >> that would. >> come at us to. >> try to sort out for. >> the audience and what we think is the important, which. >> is important. which is ignorable. >> i have felt the greenland thing is ignorable. >> from the start. >> others might say no and they might convince me. here's why you should pay attention to the greenland thing. >> but. >> but this is one of those nights where we really have. >> to choose. >> what we're going to do with our minutes, and what to emphasize. >> i'm looking. >> as you'll see, at what's happening inside the united states treasury. >> is something. >> that has never happened before. >> i don't know how. >> to overemphasize it. >> and. >> you. >> know. >> i'm not. >> i'm not. >> one who's been going for. >>

thank you, lawrence. 2025. off to kind of a poor start for california's snowpack. >> amid dry conditions statewide, new measurements from the department of water resources. it shows that the state's snowpack is actually below average for this time of year. there's a great end to 2024, but january hasn't done. it force capitol correspondent eytan wallace is in the wild. >> well, there's good news and bad news. let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. >> it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here, we'll need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, you feeling about that? it's not good. and erasin

meteorologist lawrence karnow. we'll have a full report coming up. but first. >> we go live to san francisco where the city's public works. department has been busy getting ready for the rain an hour. gayle ong joins us live with more on that part of the story. gayle. >> yeah, grant and vicki, some light rain falling here this evening in san francisco. so the good news is there's still a few more days to get ready as we saw that for system arrive today. but we're expecting another more potent storm next week. so if you haven't done so already, definitely get those sandbags for their free at san francisco. >> umbrellas were out in san francisco friday. this after a prolonged drying trend in january. we're always excited to have rains as long as they don't cause a lot of damage. much of the bay area is under a flood watch through the weekend. that does include the san francisco. rachel gordon is with san francisco. public works. we are working and regular meetings all the time, making sure that we're working in conjunction, for example. >> the public u

then the house passed to lawrence, washington, george's brother. he didn't make too many overall changes to the house. but what he did do is he dug out the center part of the cellar, and he does that. and in 1758, so the very center of the cellar gets dug out. then. in 1758, george raises the roof of the house and creates a two story house and then he also expands the cellar. and this is the part of the cellar that gets dug out in 1758. and it's while our archeologists were doing work in this room that they made a really exciting discovery. so while doing the excavation that we needed to do, because we were going to be disturbing around by putting all our duct work and infrastructure underground, our archeologists moved from north to south through the house, through the cellar, excavating each room. and when they got to this room, the 1758 addition to the cellar underneath the. 1770s brick pavers, they found something interesting. they found a series of holes dug into the ground. and as they opened, as they began to remove the fill in those holes,

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larry: edward lawrence, thanks ever so much. folks, tarp riff diplomacy means crank up the trump tax cuts right now. that's the sixty of the riff. one thing we've learned about president donald trump's tariff diplomacy is he's very serious and felt he is not bluffing. he did offer mexico president sheinbaum a 30 day pause in the 25% tariff, that's because at the last moment, she came in with a proposal to put 10,000 troops on the border to stop illegal immigration and curb the flow of fentanyl and other deadly drugs. in a month, we'll see. let me assure you mr. trump w was -- both national and economic security. here's a related thought. mr. trump's aggressive use of tariffs bringing republican congress great incentive to get the tax cuts passed, now right away. both the 2017 tax cut extension and some of the new trump 2.0 tax cuts like the 15% corporate tax, tax free times for service workers and overtime pay in seniors, remember. one of the really good arguments posed by the president was that tariffs would generate revenues a

have to act in panama canal, but first up, edward lawrence is live at white house dgovernor of canada51 state, weigh in governor trudeau? >> he did way in. not after the second phone call, president donald trump now off the phone call, for second time, with canadian prime minister t true doe trudeau we do not know the result. we're seeing the art of deal, play out in real-time, in public. the second time, that two talked. they talked in oval office about two hours ago about his moves over tariffs. >> i think in the end, you will see either very substantial tariffs will be paid by them or they will make some kind of a deal. reporter: mexico, pledging 10,000 national guard troops to their northern border and engineme -- engagement at highest levels about security and trade, no deal with canada yet. canadian minister of energy said that u.s. is a good partner economically and has other priorities in common, he is expecting it to continue. >> i know they spoke about border and trade, i expect they will finish that conversation what they speak later this afternoon, i am hopeful we'll find

on newly imposed tariffs taking effect tomorrow "fox business" white house correspondent edward lawrencen with more edward. >> president donald trumps tariffs will go into effect tomorrow to protect america sees it as duty to do so the tariffs 25% on mexico, canada, 10% on energy from canada including that reduced rate china will see 10% across the board tariffs white house officials telling me the tariffs end when canada mexico help stop illegal migration as well as stop americas dying of fentanyl executive orders say challenge threatens fabric of our he sort. we may have short term little pain, but long term the united states has been ripped off by i virtually every kin in the world we have deficits with almost every country not every country but almost we are going to change it. >> could escalate into trade war canada announce 25% retaliation tariffs on 155 billion u.s. exports including alcohol fruits mexican president instructed economic second to prepare a response includes retaliation chinese ministry of consumers says will file a lawsuit with wto for wrongful practices democrats

dance. >> i would say the behavior change pretty quickly on behalf of mexico as you heard edward lawrence say claudia sheinbaum the president of mexico said will commit 10000 troops to the southern border to try to prevent the employer to the u.s.a. fentanyl, that certainly worked did it not, for the markets they're not focused on that they are looking at all kinds of reaction and domino effects the tariffs would bring and what are they watching so many places near. >> there are a lot of cost cuts, what is interesting mexico and claudia sheinbaum which she could've done this last week or the week before and said we will send troops and avoided the drama but she decided not to until today when the pressure was on the market welcome that. to your point there's a lot of other stuff going on. i don't think there is a panic over using tariffs as a negotiating tool because very clearly he has used it to our advantage and i think people recognize that and understand that, the ones that were biden the hair on fire, selling stock as quick as they could are certainly looking at themselves now in th

spalding painfully detailed accounts of his conversations with people like lawrence lewis and jeremy prophet, a man enslaved by washington, his brother john august. in washington. pauling then repeated these stories in his book sometime verbatim. pauling hoped that this content would help his book stand out, especially against those by person. weems and jared sparks. weems book had been published in 27 editions by the time pauling and chapman began working together, but it was also well-known for its romantic liberties, including the story of a child. washington chopping down a cherry tree. jared sparks had only just begun publishing his 11 volumes of washington's papers in the early 1830s, but they promise to be foremost a collection of annotate. the primary sources pauling used chapman's research to ensure that his biography would be distinguished from these projects. not only by being true, but also by its accessibility in both content and cost. harper and brothers. ultimately published the book as part of their family library, a series of inexpensive volumes aimed at young reader

all right, lawrence, good advice.ident jd vance was back in his home state of ohio. >> this time to tour the devastating east palestine trail to rail mont that train crash there 2 years ago now. and kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> the fire may be out and the wreckage may be cleared up in east palestine, but residents say the human impact remains. >> we're dealing with other health issues like shortness of breath, things like that, that we're not sure where they're coming from. can't seem to get any answers, during his first trip to palestine as vice president, jd vance said it's time to rebuild the community. we know that a lot of local businesses and a lot of local people. >> lost a lot. >> it's been 2 years since a norfolk southern train carrying hazardous material derailed, causing havoc in the small ohio community. both ohio senators bernie marino and john houston joined the vice president all with one message. this community will not be forgotten will not be left behind and we're i

lawrence is the one who said comedy has a way of bringing light into his dark world. people, we do have this way of laughing at our struggle. he embodies that. >> oh. >> damn damn.,, gina is said. >> to me. >> 100 times a day god. >> i loved. >> martin and gina's romance, particularly because. it was. >> the. >> first time i saw a young black couple in love on television. >> grandma is. >> we didn't think that we were going to make the impact. >> that we've made. >> girl, your hair is so nappy. >> wilson couldn't pick. >> it. recently, me, tichina and martin had gone to lunch and we were. all like, can you believe this? it's like brady bunch people are still watching this show and we're in shock. and i was like, martin, can you believe they call us icons? and he was like, i know. >> what. >> every single. >> living single is about. six upwardly mobile 20 somethings. >> who figure out life. >> and we figure. >> it. >> out together. >> we had never seen a show. with such unapologetically black, smart, sexy, fun women on television. >> before. damn. >> he from. o and goo

in 2021. defense minister benny dance lawrence to smoke fence stuff with the latest tech, including tunnel and detection equipment. mitsubishi q bows in between of a citizen. we've been all live in nashville. the old in, in 2021. these ro unveiled a huge amount of new technology around gaza. they spent billions of dollars, they claim that it was kind of katie's rel, safe is going to k palestinians essentially and gaza. what exactly was being put in place around that time? will all sorts of equipment as well. so rhonda garza, with all these technologies, facial recognition, hockey, telephones, visual intelligence from drones, recognizance slide, the says balloons with the phone numbers of many homeless members. and not only come us members also, and we'll send people to that. the information came from bugging and listening and the observatory equipment so. so guys that was surrounded by the equipment and these red believes that they can control the population and they control about how much domestic security service she met and the military deluge they. they almost adored war, shipped the c

reverend lawrence finnigan did not respond to our request for comment. oldfield says she first reported the abuse to the archdiocese more than 30 years ago, but tells us it was only after a recent meeting with archdiocese officials that finnigan was stripped of his ability to practice as a priest. oldfield has a pending lawsuit against the archdiocese, and also says she reported the abuse to police decades ago, but finnigan was never criminally charged. while the san francisco archdiocese hasn't released a list of accused priests on its website, it does list priests in good standing. finnigan's name is no longer on it. attorney jeff anderson, who has represented thousands of victims in lawsuits against the catholic church, blames san francisco's archbishop for what he describes as a lack of transparency and your refusal to release a list and to keep these secrets and protect these offenders is diabolical. the archdiocese of san francisco wouldn't comment on any specific allegations, but in a statement told us it takes sexual abuse accusations seriously,

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stuart: edward lawrence nunes from the white house this is coming at us the white house says we are toldpresident just spoke with candida justin trudeau moments ago and he will speak with justin trudeau three 3:00 o'clock this afternoon that sounds like a negotiating process to me, what do you say. >> it sounds like that is what is going on the president posted that untrue social that he spoke recently with justin trudeau the prime minister of canada. the tears had some americans uneasy but the president said there may be some pain in the short term but in the long run this is done for the good of the country he's betting that america will be okay with a slight increase in prices on some goods in order to stop fentanyl from crossing the borders as well as what the president calls an invasion of illegal migrants the president imposing 25% tears on canada and mexico with energy from candida at a reduced tariff rate of 10% china will see across-the-board 10% tariffs, the white house official said they will end with candida and mexico to stop illegal migration as well as american sign of fen

edward lawrence, what do you have from the white house?donald trump has confirmed tariffs on mexico will be paused for one month. he had a conversation and the mexicans are sending 10,000 troops, national guard troops to our southern border and their northern bard tore try and stop the -- border to try and stop the flow of fentanyl and mexican government will work with our teams in the u.s. on trade and security. our team includes, according to president trump, secretary of state marco rubio, the treasury secretary scott bessent as well as commerce secretary nominee howard lutnick as well as high level administration officials who will work with mexico starting today to try and solidify a current deal as the president says, a current deal he wants to get in place, to avoid those tariffs permanently. you mentioned the phone call that happened this morning with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and another phone call at 3:00 p.m. today and this could be part of that negotiation and again, as the governor said, we might see some sort

kristi noem tells lawrence jones how the president's actions are impacting those on the front lines. >> you also deputized the texas national guard as well. why is that important? >> now these national guard members down here have full authority. they can -- before they felt like they were facilitating the illegal immigration because they didn't have the authority to arrest and detain those that were breaking the law. now they are fully deputized and they can get a bad guys and make sure that they are prosecuting them. >> bret: new video shows hundreds of protestors pouring into the streets of los angeles calling out president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration. [shouting and chanting] >> bret: protestors blocking a busy l.a. freeway for hours snarling traffic there. not clear whether anyone was taken into custody. >> it is not unusual for the ntsb to be investigating two major accidents. our entire mission is safety to determine what happened, how it happened, and why. >> dana: the country is reeling from two deadly plane crashes. the chairwoman where the investigations are at

lawrence got it. and then you'll be next.in addition to analysis, i find your reason short of writing a lot of time and you have the lipstick as part of that. yeah, i looked so many instagrams to get this look at what i were on my first day of my job in 1997. and, you know, i. perfect. yes. because i'm going for like this is like 97 to 99. look. yeah. and i was wondering if you could talk about how you juggle like getting lost in the stall job loving the kind of superficial that we all had in looking at this photos with also wanting hug that like really incredible gaze like, you know what, did you kind of go through to keep yourself focused when it was obviously so much? yeah. no, that's a really good question. thank you, lauren. yeah, i, i think i wrote this book because i wasn't satisfied with like i've been interested in fashion and fashion history and style and i've also maybe in the past, especially ten years, when really interested in like economic history. and i just was frustrated because i felt like i read about econ

. >> and lawrence is here to give us an update on all that rain. we're looking out there.h, very slick out there on the road right now. guys all around the bay area. that rain has been coming down. and boy, it is not let up. >> i think until late tomorrow afternoon. so we're probably really just kind of getting into it now. so a lot of rain out there. some gusty winds had some gusts almost 30 miles an hour along the coastline. we've got more of those winds coming our way to, in fact, probably going to ramp up a little bit as we head in toward latter part of the weekend. boy, it's just rough out there on the right now. lot of backing up out there on the bay bridge right now. some of that rain coming down. a flood watch has been posted for the entire bay area for until sunday evenings. and we're going to see some pretty impressive rain falling during that period. going to see a lot of that especially coming tomorrow. i think that'll be the bulk of the rain. but you see a lot of it outside right now. all that rain falling across the bay area. some scattered showers continuing

can't go into specifics, but between lawrence technology that they have inserted, it is an amazing advancement in how we think about the systems. there is a lot of stuff coming through, kind of the laboratory scale that is going to change the way that we think about our safety things for nuclear weapon systems. i'm really excited about that coming through. mr. longenecker: the next topic, we will move onto to number two, infrastructure. kim, you can relax because i'm going to start with james this time. and infrastructure, we know our infrastructure was built 75 or 80 years ago, and needs to be upgraded. the enterprise blueprint that you all talked about and contributed to this a great description of the must-have infrastructure. and i like the way the past administrator said it is not a wish list, it's essential to the mission. to support over the next 25 years. with that, what are the key things you need at your lab to effectively carry out the enterprise blueprint, including health and implement in those creative approaches that i know you are all working on supply chain, using commercial s

. >> yes, my name is lawrence currently a senior studying international relations. and i just want to first pushback on the notion this would like generation see and the youth are uninformed and now certainly, i've seen so my peers that are less informed. and i think there's some truth in the idea probably could've bit more media literacy for my generation release from my personal experience i think that it is more in us of generation be in the young people being less informed and more the idea that lost lost trust in her legacy media and remain institutions, whether it be the main what we call the right to main street media we began to see that it feels like so my peers and it honestly me to come i feel like we have lost trust and well sort of lost the belief that a restitution will actually speak up for us what his rights were starting to gravitate towards social media and alternative outlets in pot casters etc. which trump used to great extent to win the votes of young straight males who have lost sort of felt disillusioned left out of the democratic party and th

goff and dexter lawrence give eli manning this gatorade bath.e and zero against his brother in pro bowl games, and the marin catholic grad was the offensive mvp. the basketball world is still in shock a little bit here. after the mavericks sent star player luka doncic to the lakers, and anthony davis is now off to the mavs. but the nba had another big trade today. the sacramento kings traded de'aaron fox to the san antonio spurs in a multi-team deal. the deal moves bulls guard zach lavine to the kings. fox, who is 27 years old, has one more year on his contract after this season, but reports indicate that he was refusing to sign an extension in his eighth season in the league. fox is averaging 25 points a game and is now on the spurs team that is three and seven over their last ten games. also breaking tonight, the heat's jimmy butler has communicated to the golden state warriors that he's unwilling to sign a contract extension with golden state. this, according to espn, the refusal ending any possible trade talks between miami and golden state.

. >> trace: alexis mcadams we will get back to you as the news lawrence. thank you, talking about this and reporting on the ground as there are a number of injuries. a number of injuries of people around there, some of them are reported burns are. we do not know if those people are actually in the vicinity of the crash itself or if they were in the homes that caught fire. there were certain row homes that were nearby the small. the mall itself, the roosevelt model, includes stores like macy's and address for less and it has things like raising cane's, a series of restaurants on the outside. there's apparently crashed in an intersection very near the mall. so the injuries happened in the people who are near the areas of walking or in the homes in nearby. but the authorities have not told us exactly where the injuries happen, just that they did happen. it is interesting because there is also a report from fox affiliate and philadelphia who says that they found debris scattered in a wide area. and then they found a quarter of a mile away was an actual oxygen