leland? leland: tax day looming.ety of tax-related issues. 34% of voters say they think the rich are not paying enough taxes, that is a 6% increase from 2014 when just 28% of voters said the same thing. voters also sounding off on president trump's tax policy. president trump's tax approval rating comes in at 42%, down 6 points compared to last year's polling. finally, as the 2020 election cycle approaches, should candidates be required to release their taxes, and there's a congressional discussion about this as well. a large majority saying yes, 74% saying the president should release their taxes, 76% saying congressional candidates should release their taxes, 72% saying presidential candidates should release their taxes. governor inslee out in washington state already releasing his tax returns, beto o'rourke, who was announcing his candidacy just now -- we'll wait to see if he releases his tax return. he was a congressman, so certain financial disclosures are public. quick note on beto o'rourke, he was on the el pa

gillian: leland. leland: and a fox news alert.ive pictures in new york where a pro-trump rally has broken out, outside of trump tower. the president himself is spending the weekend in mar-a-lago right now and his supporters are out in force, it appears, in streets of new york city. gillian: still ahead as the mueller investigation ends. we've got the latest on what we know so far about the special counsel's report. and as flood waters devastate the midwest, we'll speak to the governor of nebraska about the road to recovery. >> the flooding is just devastating. we've had records of crests. we're going to continue to work on the recovery, as well as the response and keeping people safe. ♪ to walk along the lonely street of dreams ♪ ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting wa

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leland: all right.nd with that we bring in congressman henry cuellar, the gentleman from texas from laredo as he often does. good to be with you, sir. >> thank you. leland: the white house according to our garrett tenney who is there on the lawn, is not worried about the veto override. it would take 55 republicans to defect in the house. are you guys don't seem to have the votes, do you? >> well, you know, the house voted to disapprove. the senate voted to disapprove and of course, now the president has veto to get to two-thirds both in the house and the senate will be an uphill battle unless our republican friends want to make sure that we protect article one of the constitution, where the power of the purse belongs to congress. leland: i understand. >> and not the president. leland: i understand the arguments, but by the math, when you look at the original resolutions to disapprove the emergency declaration, eight votes short in the senate. 40 votes short in the house, despite some republican defectio

>>leland: larry gatlin on deck.y music singer /songwriter talking trump and his listeners support. plus, we'll see if larry can answer this age-old question. why monkeys are writing dogs at the texas fair and rodeo. ♪ ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? >> president trump is claiming complete and total exoneration in the wake of the mueller investigation. but how much vindication can or should president trump claim before attorney general bill bar releases his report to congress which we believe will take place next month. >> kellyanne conway offered answers to chris wallace. that's coming up in a few minutes. in the meantime, we welcome larry gatlin.

leland: leland vittert. good to be with you. president trump will unveil his proposal tomorrow and includes a request for a $.6 billion in border while funding. it obviously can set the stage for another congressional showdown. a list and live from west palm beach. the president in florida today with more on the president and how they will frame this argument. hi comella sin. >> house democrats are already pushing back on this. the chairman of the budget committee we are going to disregard it. the president's proposal comes out on monday aims to balance the budget by 2034. in 10 years not 15. >> if you want to deal with budget deficits coming means keep the tax cuts. we believe the 3% growth at 2018 will consider in 2019 and beyond 2020. i think the other element is to live limit spending and roughly 5% across-the-board reduction in domestic spending accounts. i think it's exactly the right prescription. >> in addition to the dramatic spending cut, money towards his controversial while the southern border. president trump will a

leland: jacqui heinrich without.ly: coming up, another major area sending astronauts to space without the help of the russians. plus, closer look at the humanitarian and security crisis at our border as a woman in charge repairs to testify with the congress. two police officers will not face criminal charges after shooting 22-year-old last new years. he was unarmed at the time. around dan springer is on the ground. >> here in sacramento lane out exactly why she did not file charges against those two officers. we will have that story coming up after the break. of soft-serve ice cream? i got cones, anybody wants one! oh, yeah! get ya some! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ed! ed! we struck sprinkles! [cheers] believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. you're smart,eatave yyou already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified de

reporter: the leland.children uses her words of the national and the with emphasis on the word brave. the trump international in manhattan one week from today. also talking about universal health care, gun violence, climate change in the influence of money in politics. she doesn't say his name out right, their images to president trump in the video as she tries to show the contrast between his method of governing and hers. >> we need a leader who makes big, bold, brave choices. >> someone who isn't afraid of progress. that's why i'm running for president. art and them ask the question for us in every generation to make a choice. most have joe biden leading the pack of democrats while he hasn't officially these running for president, he came very close last night while speaking at the democratic dinner in delaware. >> the most progressive record of anyone who would iran. reporter: elsewhere, congressman beto o'rourke is campaigning in wisconsin. senator corey booker and amy klobuchar and i would have event

leland: you almost had a chance. molly: in just a few moments, who knows the president will be ultimatelyspeaking but we can see them coming out from the wings . you can tell he's already enjoying the crowd. leland: this is the home crowd for president trump. as you noted, molly, the president is at his best in terms of a rhetorical performance when he's in front of a friendly crowd. it is always a performance. it was 2017 that steve bannon had a lot to do with the address towards cpac and his friendship with matt schlapp has certainly grown over the years. in his relationship there, as we listen to him now. the guy looks pretty rested for somebody that just went to vietnam and back. the energy in the correct time he is about one hour late now. we'll see how long the president speaks. there is obviously a few different things. the themes to 2020 that we will watch for, the attacking socialism and trying to frame the debate as the y today. versus a democratic socialist agenda. then there is a foreign policy bit in ter

west leland road is a major commute artery. stretch of road closed for hours while police investigated creating a huge backup earlier today. >>> south bay leaders squaring off. devon feeley on how a san jose murder case has people taking sides over the county's immigration policy. >> reporter: emotions a last night's city council meeting were red-hot and at the heart of this debate is a cold- blooded murder. >> felt a little bit of a betrayal. >> reporter: she didn't mince words as she took the mayor to task for urging the county law enforcement to work with immigration officials. >> i felt it was very divisive. >> reporter: she has joined a growing chorus, including police chief police chief eddie garcia, sheriff laurie smith nda jeff rosen urging the county to rethink its policy of non- corporation with i.c.e. agents. calls that have only grown louder. and after mouth of the brutal murder of bambi larson. >> i don't understand why they think it is a betrayal. i think it's important to protect our community. this is only a sma

leland vittert in washington with more. leland? >> reporter: hi, dana.ert mueller's team had a relatively specific scope of investigation. but remember that-an unlimited budget, unlimited power and a grand jury. part of the process of ending the mueller investigation is turning over what he learned to other parts of the doj that were not part of his initial scope. most notably, turning things over to the southern ticket of new york, sdny for short. they were the ones who looked into and prosecuted part of the michael cohen case. more on him in a moment. sdny prosecutors reportedly have multiple investigations going as it relates to the president, his family and his associates. >> but donald trump is not out of legal jeopardy, and the southern ticket of new york does not have the narrow mission that the special counsel had. and, you know, they're aggressive, tough, independent, fair and apolitical. and if there's things they think are worth pursuing and charming, they will do so. and if that means there's legal jeopardy for people around the president, th

leland, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you.t $1 billion we're talking about will pay for 57 miles offensing. it's unclear exactly what pentagon budgets would be affected but some of the money comes from a counter narcotics account. congressman adam smith said in a statement, congress has trusted the department with this tool to give them additional flexibility to manage day-to-day operations. dod's recent notification of its intent the to use that process to reprogram $1 billion without congressional approval is a violation of that trust. here's the acting defense secretary, saying it's worth it. >> we understand the significant downside of losing what amounts to a privilege. i've been deliberately working to be transparent in this process. fully knowing that there is downsides which will hamper us. >> reporter: the decision comes after the final house vote on veto override, the bill against president trump's emergency declaration to build the wall. final vote totals, 248-181 in favor of the override, short of the majority need

leland road is probably your best bet for an alternate south of highway 4. it parallels the freeway. hopefully, that will help you avoid some delays. 101 at whipple we have the report of a crash. it looks like it is off to the right shoulder. it doesn't look like it is causing any delays. checking the maps, we see sensors clocking nice speeds working your way north and southbound. it is not causing too many problems this morning. the rest of the peninsula is pretty quiet. we had an earlier trouble spot 280 right at alpine in the clearing stages. it never affected the main lanes of 280, just a offramp. the bay bridge is quiet. if you're commuting out of the oakland area, east bay, coming up the eastshore freeway, getting to the bay bridge is pretty easy with an easy ride heading into the city with no delays getting into san francisco. checking our drive times on the east shore, only 16 minutes to go from highway 4 to the maze. that stalled vehicle is really not causing any delays. it looks like it could be cleared out of lanes to the right shoulder. altamont

leland, thank you very much. makes an admission tonight about its coverage of the controversy. that tops tonight's real news roundup. facing a defamation lawsuit, the post issuing an editor's note the acknowledgement is too little too late. the los angeles times reporting tonight that the california department of justice settled sexual harassment claims. that includes a six-figure settlement to a then-special agent who claims the agency harassed and retaliated against him. harris has denied knowledge of the allegations. massachusetts senator warren confronted on the campaign trail. take a listen. >> what about the babies that survive abortion? how come they can't have healthcare? >> it's illegal everywhere in america. >> shannon: and just weeks after she sparked a firestorm over a tweet many deemed anti-semitic, she's being rebuked over new controversial comments. at an event earlier this week, she -- the chair of the house foreign affairs committee calls her remarks a vile anti-semitic slur. a counselor is suing

leland: homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, which she faces

leland: about to overwrite president trump's veto.mulvaney tells "fox news sunday" why they are confident. >> thousands of people around the world remember those lost in the new zealand terror attacks.

leland vittert is here with us. >> the showdown is upon us., and that was a bridge too far. >> there was a television show with the state of the union where every thing blows up and everybody dies. people are incapacitated by anthrax, that's an emergency. wanting to fund something that congress wouldn't give you the money for, and tom tillis of north carolina opposing the president. that's against a national emergency and it passed the senate. >> there are enough votes , that will then be vetoed by the president. >> this is the math that mitch mcconnell is counting on even with the four republican senators seen as possible additional defectors, it's nowhere near close enough to the 67 votes in the senate needed to override a veto. the original resolution in the house passed with 245 votes well short of the 285 needed to override the promised veto. >> they fight wars 6,000 miles away, they spend billions and billions of dollars, but we don't control our own border. >> president trump didn't call his golfing partner out by name today and paul se

pittsburg police say 42-year-old felipe estrella died after he was hit on the intersection of west leland road and bailey road. police are now examining the city's video surveillance system to find the driver responsible. (robin) in oakland... police deparment also released photographs of a vehicle of interest .. possibly connected to armed robberies. the car is described as a 2010- 2014 honda insight hybrid, with 4 -doors and burgundy in color. investigators say, the robberies occurred in various locations around oakland. police now looking to identify the owner and driver of the car. (robin) nearly a week after the deadly attacks on two mosques in new zealand -- the country's prime minister announced an immediate ban on assault rifles, high-capacity magazines and military style semi-automatic rifles. new zealand officials say they have identified all 50 victims of the shootings. last night ... some two- hundred people gathered at san francisco city hall ... to remember those who were killed. more than a dozen people spoke condemning hate and condemning white nationalism. here's local co

it happened just before 1:30 this morning near the intersection of west leland and bailey roads -- just south of highway four. firefighters from a nearby station discovered a man in the road-- and tried to revive him. but he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver who hit the man fled -- and right now police do not have any description of the car or the driver. anyone with information is asked to call police. .. (grant) the oakland raiders are just one step away from playing another season at thcoliseum the alameda county board of supervisors approved a lease agreement yesterday... and the coliseum authority approved it earlier this week. tomorrow the oakland city council will vote. the team has until march 24th to find a place for their home games this fall. the raiders are moving to vegas-- but the stadium will not be ready until 2020 at the earliest. (vick) on the peninsula... police in south san francisco are warning people of a phone scam. they say it spoofs the police department's phone number on the caller id. the caller then claims the victim is under investigation and has

legal invaders joins us in washington with more, what is up, leland? obtained by fox news and circulating on capitol hill as you noted it says antis have ended his him is bad but missing is the name of the person at the center of it all, ilhan omar the congresswoman from minnesota but the latest question alleges and alludes to the long-standing claims that the can't be trusted because they might have split allegiances with israel. biko in this country where people to push for allegiance fr the country. >> jesse: that earned her a swift review from terminal at the house for an appearance -- affairs committee. outraged and people hurtful to chairman elliott ingle. i asked to retract and apologize, commit to making her case on policy issues without resorting to attacks that have no place in the foreign affairs committee for the house of representatives. it is far from omar's first encounter with charges of anti-semitism. up until recently she defended 2012 tweet saying israel has hypnotized the world and they all it awake the people and help them see the

leland vittert joins us in washington with more. obtained by fox news and circulating on capitol hill as you noted it says anti-semiticism is bad but missing is the name of the person at the center of it all, ilhan omar the congresswoman from minnesota. her latest questionable remark alleges and alludes to the long-standing anti-semitic claim that can't be trusted because they might have splitbe allegiances with israel. >> let's talk about the political influence in this country that says it is okay for people to push for religions of foreign countries. >> jesse: of that or enter a swift rebuke from her chairman. her comments were outrageous and deeply hurtful to chairman angle. in p asked to retract and apologize, commit to making her case on policy issues without resorting to attacks that have no place in the foreign affairs committee for the house of representatives. it is far from omar's first encounter with charges of anti-semitism. up until recently she defended 2012 tweet saying israel has hypnotize the world, may a la awaken

it happened just before 1:30 this morning near west leland and bailey road.ke with the victims family members and has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: he was blocks from home after finishing his shift at work. he never made it, and the driver never bothered to help him. >> someone was going more tn the speed limit and happened to hit him. >> martel gonzalez is shocked over the death of his uncle. ramirez was walking home from a late night shift when he was hit by a car. the driver never stopped. >> for him to leave us in this way is devastating. >> reporter: he was crossing between bailey and chestnut at 1:30 in the morning. he was hit by a car heading west. firefighters were headed back to station 87 when they came across the scene. >> they stopped and rendered assistance but unfortunately it was too late. he had a very weak pulse and died at the scene

. >> leland: this makes a lot more sense when you look at it in the political context.aces tough reelection fight later this year, and well it came on the road seen as the young canadian counterpart to then president barack obama, his liberal party, shannon, is now vastly underwater in the polls. >> shannon: it hasn't seem most popular politicians but time has a way of catching up with you, leland, thank you. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu with serious charges of fraud and bribery for allegedly accepting gifts of cigars in champaign in exchange for political favors. indictments come with top reelection battle. >> the left is doing this because they know they can't beat us in the ballot box. i call on you, benjamin netanyahu to com come o your senses, show responsibility and reposed. >> shannon: the leader you heard for benny gantz accused of sexual misconduct 40 years ago in high school. allegation his party called a blatant lie. plans to give a rite of passage so kids won't be traumatized? california wants to outlaw animal dissection classes in schools. and a

> and contra costa county a deadly hit-and-run in the city of pittsburgh overnight along and west leland road near bailey road. fire crews found the victim along the westbound lanes, tried to revive him. the driver remains at large. officers are reviewing surveillance footage to see if any cameras captured the collision collision. the victim's identity has not been released. >>> wesley lynn road is a major commute artery and a stretch of that road was closed for hours while police investigated, creating a huge backup. >>> new concern over dangerous stretch of road in the northbay, this comes after you another deadly pedestrian collision in santa rosa. g stony point road with those details. >> reporter: in a manner of speaking we are on the edge of santa rosa here. this is the direction santa rosa has been growing towards. if you ask a lot of folks that live in this area, they will tell you things like crosswalks crosswalks, sidewalks, they have not been growing this direction. >> we joke like we are playing frogger but it's not funny more . she's to laugh about the danger of crossing sto

the meat plate reveals leland's bailey to be the accidental go round not that anyone and even whose income level crowned with the cavs. carnival isn't very big in northern germany of course and fans. getting a pretty unhappy time keeping. but it was his opposite number. that half time on came. eight minutes later this fan of captain much closer was still laughing and. found anthony brooks one notable sport. but that fan had something to celebrate after all after his idea of the scores they came in and boast. winning streak and get a moral boost to boot. did you know kick off. with the world of football. and really fail. i'm going to say no. never. i am crazy. this is going to kill. it is a football on the cheap. it's. following saturday's match the many go to disco set out on a singular walk of shame in front of furious fans to apologize what happened there he actually had high hopes before the match against. after last week's embarrassment in mind everyone was questioning whether he was really the right man to still be sitting a child because hell. i see my future here. and i've never fel

. >> leland is doing it. >>> at u.c. berkeley the black student union held a rally in support of two cal students involved in an incident with campus police earlier this month. officers responded to reports of two people to the campus and one was carrying a stun gun. the officers approached the two students, a male and female, she was carrying a told the stun gun for nighttime safety. but takesers are not allowed on the uc campus. according to the university when the officer reached for the stun gun there was a struggle. protesters say the students were racially profiled. >> we call out everybody to come out and stand? solidarity gents police brie at that time and understand that, you know, this campus is still -- it is still lacking in accountability of actions and organization and just basically self-respect for us as students. >> now after the incident, both of the students were cited and later released. u.c. berkeley vice chancellor for administration mark fisher issued a statement that said in part, we're committed

leland: president trump officially releases his budget to congress tomorrow and aims to balance the budgeter white house. >> the budget will include billions more for border security including the wall. big cuts in domestic spending. congressmen from both sides of the aisle want their reaction. >> 157 people on board a flight from ethiopia to kenya are dead after crashing minutes after takeoff. the airline says eight americans were among the dead.

pittsburg police say 42- year-old felipe estrella died after he was hit on the intersection of west lelandoad and bailey road. police are now examining the city's video surveillance system to try to find the driver responsible. in the east bay. oakland police are looking for a car that may be connected to armed robberies. here are pictures of the car. its described as 2010- 2014 honda insight hybrid, with 4 - doors and red or burgundy in color. investigators say, the robberies occurred in many locations around oakland. ( will ) in the east bay... in contra costa county... the public works department is making an attempt to break up sideshows... which keep happening on the backroads in martinez.( james ) kron four's philippe djegal has the details. (philippe) side shows are not unique to san francisco, oakland or san jose... they happen all over. they're dangerous and potentially deadly. they type of risk that has been carried out here in martinez for quite some time... which is why the contra costa county public works department is trying something different... something out of the box, to

pittsburg police say 42- year-old felipe estrella died after he was hit on the intersection of west leland road and bailey road. police are now examining the city's video surveillance system to try to find the driver responsible. the father of the young woman shot while driving on highway- four ... is pleading for someone to come forward with information on her killer. kron 4's noelle bellow has the story. we don't know what to do... how to feel. everyone asks how do you feel -- you don't know how to feel. fred hillery hasn't slept much since he received the call. 03:10i have no clue why this would happen, you see it all the time and you never think it's going to hit homehis daughter destinee turned 25 just a few weeks ago. she was on her way home from work saturday when her life was taken on highway 4. her car had crashed into a guardrail and police say there were bullet holes in the side of the vehicle.05:55nobody can believe it, nobody06:14 who does that? broad daylight.. 2:30 in the afternoon.. just sad. sadhillery says his daughter was a constant joy to be around.1:50everybody likes d

pittsburg police say 42- year-old felipe estrella died after he was hit on the intersection of west lelandd and bailey road. police are now examining the city's video surveillance system to try to find the driver responsible. ( will) a man is dead after a crash in san jose. police say a 64-year old man lost control and crashed into a tree on curtner avenue and new jersey avue. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. not other cars were involved. in the east bay. oakland police are looking for a car that may be connected to armed robberies. here are pictures of the car. its described as 2010- 2014 honda insight hybrid, with 4 - doors and red or burgundy in color. investigators say, the robberies occurred in various locations around oakland. ( james ) an east bay county is trying to combat illegal sideshows that have been a long-time nuiscance. the contra costa county public works department has installed about 100 raised pavement markers at troubled intersections. they are hoping the raised markers will deter sideshow participants from coming to that area. the domes aren't large. they'

leland that it joins us from washington with a plan to pay for the wall. >> reporter: good morning to you. republicans do not have votes in the senate to stop this bill. john kelly is not just former chief of staff but former dhs secretary and is giving democrats new ammunition as they try to get more republicans to defect against the president. here's the quote from politico. we do not need a wall from sea to shining sea he said during a public interview at duke university. they the meaning people who are coming across illegally, are overwhelmingly not criminals. they are coming for economic purposes. i don't blame them for that. donald trump's emergency declaration freeze up billions of dollars to build physical barriers to prevent illegal immigrants from coming across. democrats universally oppose the measure and there appears to be enough republicans on their side to force a presidential veto on a measure limiting his powers but as of today, the house or the senate cannot override that veto. >> i believe we do have a crisis here. i believe the president is absolutely right. i wish

pittsburg police say 42- year-old felipe estrella died after he was hit on the intersection of west lelandoad and bailey road. police are now examining the city's video surveillance system to try to find the driver responsible. ( will) a man is dead after a crash in san jose. police say a 64-year old man lost control and crashed into a tree on curtner avenue and new jersey avenue. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. not other cars were involved. in the east bay. oakland police are looking for a car that may be connected to armed robberies. here are pictures of the car. its described as 2010- 2014 honda insight hybrid, with 4 - doors and red or burgundy in color. investigators say, the robberies occurred in various locations around oakland. the father of a 25-year old woman killed in a freeway shooting ... is speaking out about her death. he is pleading for the shooter to come forward. fred hillery's daughter destinee was killed when her car crashed into a guardrail on highway 4. investigators finding bullet holes through the windshield. c-h-p says they were looking into if the sho

he just finished her shift at a restaurant when he was killed near leland and bailey road just before morning. his family asks anyone who may have witnessed the accident to call police. >>> walmart is being accused of locking up hair products specifically used by black people. the have accuse well mannered of , they typically are marketed to black people and displayed under lock and key. at the same time, similar products not used by african-americans are on open shelves. walmart says they don't tolerate discrimination of any time. >>> transit leaders are taking a look at a new proposal to make some city streets car free. the idea is to ease congestion for pedestrians, bike riders and mass transit. >> as anyone who has driven them knows, this is can be crowded with cars, bikes and pedestrians. in some cases the buses can take the red transit lane. at this no transit lane the buses are completing also. there taking the first steps toward a ban on personal vehicles on some roads in francisco. >> we could be looking at what corridor's that aren't that great for car flow in the first plac

they say man walking or the intersection of leland was hit before 130 a.m. this morning. firefighters found the man and administered first day but he died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle had already left. investigators are checking the surveillance to see if they caught the instant. anyone who saw what happened are urged to call police. >>> a man was killed crossing a busy road in in santa rosa. he was not in a crosswalk at the time. the driver stopped and is cooperating with officers. he said he did not see the man because of the rainy conditions. if you have any information please call police. >>> a report in this morning's wall street journal said that joe biden is laying the ground for a presidential run. here's more on that story from washington. >> reporter: joe biden has been flirting with this idea for a while. it may come down to money him and that is where the former vice president is looking for a way in. no one knows more about what they are in for then joe biden. he is very close to making it happen. you hear what i hear, there's always a chance that

leland that it joins us from washington where the lawmakers grilled him. >> that one billion-dollar payr 57 miles of fencing. it is not clear what pentagon budgets would be affected but some of the money comes from a counter narcotics account. congressman adam smith said congress trusted the department with this tool meaning the ability to move money around for additional flex ability to manage day-to-day operations, the recent notification of its intent to use that process to reprogram $1 billion without congressional approval is a violation of that trust. here's the defense secretary saying it is worth it. >> we understand significant downsize losing what amounts to a privilege. i've been to liberally working to be transparent in this process fully knowing there are downsides which will hamper us. >> this decision after the final house vote on veto override of the president's bill against donald trump's emergency declaration to build the wall, 248-101 in favor, the overriding 38 votes short of the 2 thirds majority needed. those on the border continue to ring the alarm bells, customs

i'm just like overflowing with love i think did you see, we have leland here today, thank you wilf, i day and it would never be enough becky, i don't know if i tell you enough how much i love having you here. >> thank you >> and being part of my life >> thank you, i love you, too. >> steck, i don't know your name >> see t is happier. it's a happen per place to be. >> you're awesome. you always say good morning when i come in. i'm joe kernen along with becky s kind of frost. i miss this next person desperately, andrew, out today but he will be back eventually and i'll give him a hug when he finally shows up futures right you are wilfred said it's a little unnerving. >> arthur brooks said you don't need to mean it. i do, though down 144 points now on the dow take a look at the nasdaq, down 30, s&p down 12. treasuries look at this. if you didn't, if you were just waking up or on the west coast or something, 2.50 on the ten-year, and anybody when we were at three said the next stop is 2.5 or 3.5, everybody would have said 3.5. >> absolutely. >> here we are back at 2.5 >> so some guy on tw

leland takes it all in for us. >> reporter: mike pence preached to the converted calling socialism and by extension democrats who support it the greatest threat to american democracy and prosperity. >> america will never be a socialist country. >> reporter: the vice president used his audience to defend his weight parents taking a teaching job at a school requiring parents to sign a christian values pledge. >> it has become fashionable for media elites and hollywood liberals to mock religious belief. let me say before all of you i couldn't be more proud of my wife. >> reporter: mister pence didn't mention self-proclaimed democratic socialist congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez although she emerged as the new favored wheel. >> she is the gift that keeps on giving. >> we can't take her for granted, we can't think the american people understand what socialism is. i don't want to green new deal, i want a black new deal. the good news is that can be free. it doesn't cost $93 trillion. >> reporter: many republicans privately worry what a publicly released report by the special counsel cou

pittsburg police say 42- year-old felipe estrella died after he was hit on the intersection of west leland road and bailey road. police are now examining the city's video surveillance system to try to find the driver responsible. in the east bay. oakland police are looking for a car that may be connected to armed robberies. here are pictures of the car. its described as 2010- 2014 honda insight hybrid, with 4 - doors and red or burgundy in color. investigators say, the robberies occurred in many locations around oakland. ( will ) in the east bay... in contra costa county... the public works department is making an attempt to break up sideshows... which keep happening on the backroads in martinez.( james ) kron four's philippe djegal has the details. (philippe) side shows are not unique to san francisco, oakland or san jose... they happen all over. they're dangerous and potentially deadly. they type of risk that has been carried out here in martinez for quite some time... which is why the contra costa county public works department is trying something different... something out of the box,

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jillian: leland joins us with a plan to pay for the wall. >> reporter: good morning. john kelly isn't just the former chief of staff but the former dhs secretary and he is giving democrats new ammunition as they try to get more it republicans to defend against the president. we don't need a wall from sea to shining sea, kelly said during a public interview at duke university. politico quoting him saying we are overwhelmingly not criminals, people coming up here for economic purposes, i don't blame them for that. donald trump's declaration on southern border freed up and billions of dollars to build physical barriers for preventing illegal immigrants from coming across. democrats universally opposed the measure and there appeared to be enough republicans in the senate, to force a presidential veto on a measure limiting his power. that vote coming up in a week or so but as of today there are not votes or the senate or the house to override the veto. >> i believe we do have a crisis here. i believe the president is absolutely right. i wish we could have addressed all of

jillian: leland is live in washington where the acting defense secretary was grilled by lawmakers. >>orter: that $1 billion we are talking about will pay for 57 miles of fencing. unclear exactly what pentagon budgets would be affected but some of the money comes from a counter narcotics account. adam smith who you just heard from said in a statement congress is trusting the department with this tool, the ability to move money around, to give them additional flexibility to manage day-to-day operations, dod recent notification of it intends to use that process to reprogram $1 billion without congressional approval is a violation of that trust. acting defense secretary saying it is worth it. >> we understand significant downsize of losing what amounts to a privilege. i have been working to be transparent in this process fully knowing there are downsides which will have her us. >> reporter: the decision comes after the final house vote over veto override of the president, the bill against the emergency declaration to build the wall. final vote, 248-181 in favor of the override, 38 votes s

three year setup to get shrimp boy chow in prison because only then could they proceed in putting leland yee, and convict him, and he was also innocent. and so the technology is rather common, and it's been around for a long time, and it's available to very few people within law enforcement and the military, but they have leaked out. it's common knowledge that law enforcement nationwide has direct energy weaponry technology with crowd control frequencies. it's common knowledge, but the individual that will take someone's heart out from 30 yards away is very common, also. it's just not well spoken of. and so the investigators have no problem in realizing how to locate certain individuals based on cell phone signatures in regards to time frames and proximities of both those cases to make a common connection. and there's also a $500 million lawsuit filed five or ten years ago by a very intelligent woman that was subjected to this very type of technology and was injured internally. and then, she sued the city of san francisco, the police department, certain -- a particular officer who was na

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leland vittert live in d.c. to pick up the story from there.ey leland, good morning. >> good morning to you, you said stunning shocking turn of events would be right. pick your adjective prosecutors saying that the pay back agreement as they have now looked at these alleged crimes is fair and just. this is a far cry from the years in prison shrock faced schock face. using series including redeck tore rating his office to be like the tv series do you tan abby. super bowl at a profit but not reporting income. now, all he has to do is pay back about $68,000, stay out of trouble for six months and reach a settlement with the irs. with that, he is off scot-free and as his lawyer pointed out, he did not plead guilty to a single crime. here is schock yesterday. >> i think it became very obvious to all of us that he saw me as his ticket to stardom, and i know for a fact that shortly after he indicted me, he began lobbying some of my former colleagues to become the next u.s. attorney. and so, it becomes very obvious that there were political colors to t

year from 1.5 acres of impervious surface and provide a pedestrian connection from mclaren part two leland avenue. it will collude family garden activities. and next tuesday, the recreation and i'm park department host the second annual university team conference at the university where our staff will enjoy a half-day of learning about the work we do together, connecting with colleagues, sharing stories of what inspires us to serve san francisco families. in addition to workshops it creates park transformation, croquet gem and party with a purpose, noted speakers including adrian bennett, dr. roberts from san francisco state and macon thomas from enterprise community partners. we invite commissioners, if you are three free and available to join us and take part in the province and take part in a workshop or two. we want to give our gardeners, custodians, recreation staff and folks who do not have opportunities to prevent -- to attend conferences to attend a conference in our profession. extravaganza, recreation staff is in the midst of planning our annual spring extravaganza event on april

rob: leland joins us with more from the fox news interview with the president. >> reporter: the presidentn he, the american people see how it all started with those fisa warrants. >> when i said there could be somebody spying on my campaign a lot of things happened. it went wild out there. they couldn't believe i could say such a thing and as it turned out that was small potatoes compared to what went on. when you look at what happened and when it happened and the money that was spent, millions and millions on the phony dossier and they used the dossier to start things. >> lawyers advised the president against releasing the fisa warrants before, during the probe but former fbi director james comey defend the bureau. >> i really didn't know. there was enough smoke to justify investigating and overwhelming evidence the russians were interfering in the election and help the other. whether americans were conspiring with them i didn't know but we had to look at that. >> people were hurt so badly that lives have been ruined and over something that should never have taken place, and investigatio

first leland is monitoring the media reaction.e's been plenty of it. >> in a very rare thing, for a moment there was near universal agreement among even the most skeptical cable news pendants on one point that this does clear the president on collusion. many didn't take much more time than i just did on that point before going on the attack. >> why did donald trump and why did his administration and why did everyone close to him lie about contacts they had with russia throughout the course of the campaign. i guess the answer to that may just be pure basic greed. he wanted to build a tower and masco. >> it's not whether things are illegal, is whether things are inappropriate. >> as it relates to obstruction, they called out the president for his declaration both by tweet and before he flew back to washington of exoneration. >> katie, as we know, this is what donald trump does over exaggerates everything, whatever it is. >> there's a very big difference between trying to get enough evidence for criminal charges, president or not, an