los operativos de la migra tendrÁn lugar en los angeles san francisco y 8 ciudades del paÍs.s dicen sus derechos si "ice" viene por usted esta es nuestra noticia principal pero además este viernes repercusión mundial la entrevista exclusiva con el presidente es cortada sus elogios presentan una ola de reacciones en el país vecino terror en jalisco enfrentamiento entre grupos criminales y fuerzas del orden siembran el pánico en este estado mexicano en menos de 24 horas cuatro ataques dejan al menos cuatro muertos y dos heridos más sombras que luces la jueza mantiene la gigantesca la fianza contra la líder de la iglesia la luz del mundo en audiencia de hoy representaron nuevas evidencias de abusos sexuales contra joaquín garcía >>> ♪(música) >> noticias telemundo con josé >> gran parte de la comunidad inmigrante en todo el país está en alerta fuentes de la administración trump aseguran que este mismo domingo comenzará un operativo para detener a indocumentados en los angeles, san francisco, chicago, nueva york y otras grandes ciudades esperan que las redadas en gran espacio de

i don't know, peter, what they are thinking, but when you look at los angeles, san francisco, and some of the other cities, not a lot, but you don't want to despair. ,t a certain point, the federal i think, has to get involved. we cannot allow this to continue to happen to our cities. ladies and gentlemen, thank you a lot. in southe some of you korea, maybe at the dmz, but thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] will bedent trump leaving shortly for south korea paired as you heard, questions about his offer to meet with north korean leader kim jong-un at the demilitarized zone between north korea and south korea is not just to say hello. part of the tweet earlier this evening, the president talked with th about the tweet while meeting with the saudi arabia crown prince. with trump: pleasure to be the crown prince of saudi arabia, a friend of mine, a man who has done things in the last five ye

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los angeles in nine. compton's cafeteria in san francisco in 1966. and the black cat tavern in los angeles in 1967. ofthe early morning hours rae 28, 1969, the nypd ided the stonewall in and arrested seven people, just how they did in the days, weeks, and months prior. this time was different. a few brave individuals, particularly transgender women of color like sylvia rivera stood up and fought back against this injustice. that night, they sparked an uprising against the nypd with confrontations and protest at the stonewall inn and the surrounding area that lasted over the course of six days until july 3, 1969. empoweredall uprising thousands of lgbtq individuals to emerge from shadows. to come out publicly as they stood up for their community the night of june 28, 1969 and beyond. putting their lives and safety at risk. public protests in chicago, los angeles, new york, philadelphia, san francisco, washington, d.c., and elsewhere. ae stonewall uprising became catalyst for the civil rights movement with lgbtq to secure social and political equality and inspired the formation of many advocacy organ

happening in los angeles where hair reports that in this you know progressive social justice warrior state a lot of democrats have 10 cities open sewage in the straight medieval diseases san francisco los angeles look like a you know vera ball hell hole what's going on well nothing really new it's the same old same old at the last democratic convention back in san diego all of the reporters who are going to get it inside of the convention and only a few brave souls wandered out into the streets of san diego and what they discovered is complete if you want devastation of the c.d.u. of huge numbers of fancy does large numbers of the own list trash everywhere and so forth and a handful of orders actually break to try to keep order not uncover that in the news it didn't make the front pages of the new york times of course but that's the reality of california you have to ask if the haves and the have nots and the have nots are increasing the numbers and the haves are becoming more and all locked into their local communities if you look at what's happening demographically in san francisco all the communities up are you not younger people from those communities can no longer afford to liv

luis: en los Ángeles, san francisco nueva york en decenas de ciudades, lÍnea de respuesta rÁpida estáeparados para que la comunidad sepa que existimos y que estÁn apoyados por nosotros, y que estamos aquÍ. lius: las amenazas de deportaciones masivas del presidente no estÁn pasando desapercibidas. hoy para miles de indocumentados salir a trabajar se hizo un poco mÁs difÍcil. >> el se equivoca porque casi toda la gente que estÁ aquÍ le echan ganas. son gente que trabaja mÁs duro a quien el campo . el twitter del presidente reaccionÓ con particular fuerza la alcaldÍa de autlÁn. el aÑo pasado donald trump criticÓ a la alcaldesa por hacer lo mismo que Él hizo hoy. advertir al pueblo que se acercaban redadas. la alcaldesa defendiÓ a los inmigrantes y dijo que a oakland lo quiere separar familias . >> es muy importante que las personas de esta comunidad saben los derechos. y por favor, no tienen miedo. es mejor que tÚ entiendastus derechos. luis: el gobierno no tiene la capacidad de deportar a millones. la semana prÓxima como quien el presidente, lo que sÍ tiene es la habilidad de asustar a

luis: en los Ángeles, san francisco, nueva york y decenas de ciudades, lÍneas para asistir a migrantesdente no pasan desapercibidas. hoy, para miles de indocumentados, salir a trabajar se hizo mÁs difÍcil. >> quÉ es equÍvoca porque mucha gente que estÁ aquÍ es la gente que trabaja mÁs duro. luis: que el twitter del presidente resonÓ con gran fuerza la alcaldÍa de oakland. el aÑo pasado con alcaldesa por hacer lo que hizo hoy, advertir al pueblo que se acerca un redadas. la alcaldesa defendiÓ los inmigrantes, dijo que oakland no quiere separar familias. >> es muy importante que las personas de esta comunidad sepan sus derechos. por favor, no tenga miedo. es mejor que entiendas tus derechos. luis: el gobierno tiene la capacidad de portar millones la semana prÓxima, como quiere el presidente. lo que sÍ tienes la habilidad de soltar millones de familias inmigrantes. el miedo y la incertidumbre se contagien rÁpido. au quienes acaban de cruzar la frontera, tratan de ajustarse a una nueva realidad. >> el seÑor trump hace esto, creo que todos quedaremos peor de como venÍamos. luis: aunque no q

work for a while but now it's breaking down it's breaking down as we've covered you know in los angeles san francisco new york and washington d.c. where prices of property can keep on going up that's how they keep you in gage and their manipulative system is that you have the asset which is the property and a they can make it keep on going up in price and you feel like you're winning but the rest of the world is looking at this this is a moment just like the 1971 when the guy in france asked for their gold back and they called the bluff that the ledger they were keeping on the amount of gold in their reserves was a law and he exposed that now they're in there with. this guy from the prime minister of malaysia saying as you say we don't even believe that they have the fake paper think dollars to back us that there is there's no even a indian and paper there but again it's like mafia capitalism you know currency war laser trade war war so the u.s. has been operating like a mafia currency mafia and now the people are demanding actually to get their cash back like the mafia the u.s. will resort to evolve

pero no lo hicieron, comenzarán en atlanta, baltimore, chicago, houston, los Ángeles, miami, new orleans, nueva york y san franciscoa y quién se queda la alcaldesa de san francisco respondió diciendo es inconcebible que estén atacando a familias de inocentes con redadas secretas que están diseñadas para infringir tanto miedo y dolor como sea posible "ice" dice que su prioridad es arrestar y remover del país a personas que están de manera ilegal y representan un riesgo para la seguridad nacional pública y fronteriza pero se teme que ahora haya mucho más daño colateral >>> muchas personas no viven en el domicilio que han reportado y dicen que "ice" tienen la intención de detener a personas aunque no sean parte de la lista >> ahora de acuerdo a "ice" la intención no es separar a las familias si no desanimar a otras que lleguen aquí de manera irregular, este operativo se venía planeando desdeero die se que el presidente hiciera el anuncio público tal y como lo hizo >>> lo que se está poniendo en práctica es la antigua ley matando al pecador se muere el pecado es lo que pretende hacer la administración sacar a familias

. >> desde los angeles y san francisco. houston como dÉnver y nueva york. la lista de personas que serÍan detenidas hay por lo -2000. se espera que esto ocurre a las horas de la madrugada. >> ice dijo en un comunicado que no darÍa informaciÓn especÍfica antes de que concluya esta operaciÓn, debido a lo delicado del asunto y sobre todo para preservar la seguridad de los funcionarios de ice. de inmediato nos comunicamos. pasamos con el abogado que estÁ en arizona. el presidente trump habÍa hablado hace unos días sobre la importaciÓn de 1 millÓn de personas esta operativo habla de 2000. cuÁl es la realidad? >> la realidad es que serÁn las familiasde detenciÓn de familias y esa es la realidad como millones de personas serÁn deportadas a las prÓximas semanas y en realidad ice, sÓlo tiene la capacidad que tiene la informaciÓn y son casi 2000 personas. borja: no hay ninguna informaciÓn oficial todavÍa. pero de pronto el periÓdico de miami harold, habla que en este momento el operativo quÉ pasarÁ con los hijos nacidos en estados unidos y que los padres sean partes d

los demÓcratas. si estos fallan, el presidente anunciÓ que comenzarÁ las deportaciones de inmediato. san francisco y los angelesan blancos de estos operativos. la agencia ice dijo que emigrantes de indocumentados siguen violando el sistema utilizando niÑos para entrar al paÍs. si el congreso no realiza cambios pronto para asegurar la frontera sur, nuestra misiÓn es seguir enfrentando a estos.

california, san francisco -- or, los angeles, san francisco, and iowa, as peter mentioned.will see if that works. you've got a long way to go. eight months before people start voting, i would being the first for that. >> harris: it's interesting, hearing you say the words "nominee-in-waiting," almost as a tinge of inevitability. that didn't work out for the last nominee. >> that's true. the biden people are betting that the democratic field is in a slight to safety to make sure they have someone who can beat donald trump. and they are betting that the democratic primary voter does not look like twitter, and they are betting that they have put a lot of money behind facebook ads targeting people 45 and older, in the democrat voting population. whereas there is a lot of energy in younger progressive voters that bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and others are trying to tap into. >> harris: it's interesting, the one thing about twitter, the ratio can sometimes make you stronger. so if you don't go into that room where everybody else is established -- and i understand there wa

con los menores de edad en las marchas queremos ver si entienden el tema de la responsabilidad que esto está cargando encima en san francisco entre otra de las ciudades como chicago, miami, los Ángelesrtantes recomendaciones para las autoridades. >> también hablamos con los expertos que si tocan a su puerta, y no frecuentan las visitas no abre la puerta y pregunte y cerciórese antes de abrir su casa. no tienen el dere invadirle pero si pueden hacerlo estos son los números que puede usted llamar para recibir ayuda. >> esto es para mantenerlos siempre informados para que usted esté siempre al tanto de lo que ocurre esto comenzaría la madrugada de este día y que continuará durante el fin de semana. .> tenemos más de 2000 familias >> (música) >> . >>> gran repercusiÓn internacional de la entrevista que donald trump dio anoche a telemundo. separaciÓn de familias voto latino y relaciÓn con mÉxico temas tratado en la primera entrevista que da a una cadena de televisiÓn hispana. >>> aumenta tensiÓn entre irÁn y estados unidos el presidente donald trump cancelÓ el bombardeo de posiciones irnos esa diez antes de lanzarla por el dri

the president criticized san francisco and los angeles. >> well, i get he may feel that way. guess if you look at what's happening in los angeles, where it's a sad look. and what's happening in san francisco, and a couple other cities which are a run by an extraordinary group of liberal people. i don't know what they are thinking, but he does see things that are happening in the united states that would probably preclude him from saying how wonderful it is. >> the press conference ended shortly afterwards. the president suggested the federal government should get involved with what's happening in los angeles and san francisco. he did not give any further details about what he meant. president trump says he is agreed to resume trade talks. >> he has. president trump and chinese president met together on the sidelines in japan. the u.s. agreed to imposing another $350 billion worth of tariffs on chinese exports. president trump also says he will also allow american tech companies to temporarily sell equipment to chinese companies like huawei. talks to resolve trade issues have

los angeles. >> san francisco native and actor danny glover took his crusade to win reparations for the descendentso capitol hill. activists were hoping to get seats. the hearing has focused on examining legislation to explore reparations the u. why he feel also would imagine a bettercotr reporter: reparations movement has gained traction among democrats. several presidential contenders support the idea. however, other democrats a most rons oppose them. >> president truv plans to honor all five branches of the military during the fourth of july. the fireworks show will move closer to the lincoln memorial so people can catch from the world war ii memorial and the reflecting pool for the first time in recent memory. >> it may soon be easiers to park at some b.a.r.t. stations. there is a catch you need to know about. >> and here comes the fog again. i'm spencer christian. this is the view from the peak. we'll have a cloudy evening, ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ have fast internet

the raids are expected to target about 2,000 families in ten cities including here in los angeles, san francisco, atlanta, baltimore, chicago, and houston. immigration activists also speaking out. >> unfortunately, this is part of a policy by this administration to spread fear and terror among the immigrant community. >> what we see with these threats is really to create not just fear amongst the individuals that they're targeting but fear amongst the entire community. >> reporter: federal officials say a record number of migrant families have arrived at the southern border in recent months. president trump says the people i.c.e. will apprehend have already been order todd be deported. he says the raids will help make cities safer. >> well, some cities are going to fight it but if you notice, they're generally high crime cities. if you look at chicago, they're fighting it and you look at other cities, they're fighting it. many of those cities are high crime cities and they're sanctuary cities. we're very focused, i.c.e., these are fantastic people. we're very, very focused on getting ms-13 out o

those tribal people, and ancestral territories throughout the state of california, los angeles, san franciscoterritory of indian people. it is time we get that history starting to be taught in the local school systems. one thing that continues to be a debate is the missionary system. when we talk about the missionaries in the state of california. but, yet, and now with this executive order we are going to be able to tell the perspective from the indian perspective on what happened and how indian people were taken into those missions to basically be indentured slavery to build those missions and what happened during that time. depth >> reporter: do you think this should, this formal apology from the governor is it your hope that this might lead to the state committing more money to help native american communities here in california? many of which are struggling with poverty and other issues? >> i believe now with this executive order moving forward, it brings all of that into the forefront. the forefront of being able to look at public safety on indian reservations. education and educational

san diego, los angeles, san francisco, sacramento, it is going to be very hard to compete successfully, even credibly in california and those southern states. there aren't going to be many candidates left by super tuesday that can do that. >> you had beth using the e word, electability, the plank on which joe biden is building his campaign at this point. what do you make of his absence from the convention in san francisco? >> the san francisco convention attendees, democratic attendees tend to be a little more progressive or at least a little further out there than the party generally. take an example, in the 2016 cycle, dianne feinstein was up for re-election, she's popular in california, but the party at the state convention declined to endorse her for re-election. that's not the kind of thing you see in most other states with a venerated democratic senator, and incidentally, feinstein was behind the first and only ban of automatic weapons in the mid '90s which is highly relevant today. >> highly relevant, beth. i wanted to ask about that, the degree to which candidates are addressin

hooey now what's what me off more than anything right now action is what's happening in los angeles and san francisco in seattle portland we have homeless people on the streets. better living worse than many evil times that plague might come to los angeles i don't know if you know that maybe about bionic gonna play a big outbreak in los angeles they already have high cliffs and. tuberculosis because of these these living conditions that the people living in ok there are americans and they i think people do people would get 40000000 will not be able to aid tonight in your country without food stamps but on another subject the amount of chinese investment in hollywood right now is reaching new highs what's it going to do to hollywood trade war with china not only does what hollywood has to do with culture it has to do with the messaging i've seen already scripts that have been shape or reshape because of that influx of money here's a guy that wants to bring the country back if you action if somebody was cheating you year after year after year after year after year and you finally had someone that said

i don't know, peter, what they are thinking, but when you look at los angeles, san francisco, and someof the other cities, not a lot, but you don't want to despair. ,t a certain point, the federal i think, has to get involved. we cannot allow this to continue to happen to our cities. ladies and gentlemen, thank you a lot. in southe some of you korea, maybe at the dmz, but thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] will bedent trump leaving shortly for south korea paired as you heard, questions about his offer to meet with north korean leader kim jong-un at the demilitarized zone between north korea

en las principales ciudades del paÍs, entre ellas houston, atlanta, chicago, miami, los Ángeles, new york, san franciscocreemos que que tenga la capacidad adecuada para hacerlo porque no tienen recursos si los tuviera, prefiere el mundo que usen esos recursos para mejorar las condiciones de los que estÁn aquÍ >>hay sabe que no tiene personal suficiente por eso el oficial interino dijo en una entrevista que nokia enviarÁ agentes de ice a los hogares y trabajos de indocumentados, y por eso los invita a entregarse, bÁsicamente una auto deportaciÓn >>lo que hacen es enviar mensajes racistas >>ese temor lo sienten inmigrantes como los que hacen largas filas para presentarse en cortes migratorias,recuerde que usted tiene derechos >>no abrir la puerta, es algo que yo les digo, no abre la puerta menos que no puedan hacerlo, lo importante es hablar con la familia, hacer un plan, donde estÁ el nÚmero del abogado . >>mientras que el departamento de seguridad nacional no hace comentarios de futuras operaciones o portador de la casa blanca dice que el mandatario ha dado las instrucciones para que suceda la prÓxima s

for the weekend, if you could meet with him, he will be on a flight, united flight from los angeles to san franciscon a riday night. if you can, he would like very uch for you to be on the plane with him. so that happened. i was seated there next to him. we talked about different things. and he said, by the way, herb tells me you are thinking of running for office yourself. s that true? i said yes, sir, it is. he said, well, tell me about it. what's the district? what's the registration? what do you think? and so, i answered all of his questions and of course, he asked all the right questions, and he finally started to smile a big grin and he said, well, you know, i would love to have you with me. but i think maybe you better do this. i think you better try it and get it out of your system. he said, because you know, if you win -- and i think the way you are telling me, you've got a pretty good chance -- he said, if you don't do it, if you don't at least try, some day you are going to say, damn, i wish i had done that. he said, i think you better try. hen he said good luck. he was always very encour

go through the streets of los angeles. san francisco. thousands of homeless people.g to alleviate that as trying to have programs that benefit people that are not even american citizens in the first place. >> it just seems like no one is raising that big distinction here. it is what it is. it looks like it has has a good chance for passage. >> i do not think it will be enough votes to stop it. i think it is something that will play into 2020. the left will have to go as far to the left as possible on immigration. i think you will see more and more candidates spilling that pressure to come out in support for fear of not winning the primary if they don't. i think plenty of americans, it will hurt those candidates in general. a problem without making it a distinction between legal and illegal immigrants. i do think that that social pressure is so powerful. it has been thrown into the same boat. that social pressure plays a role in people going along with this. >> getting the wording exactly right. if you are pro-, make sure sure you put illegal in their and you make sur

what needs to change about the mentality of the people running places like san francisco, los angeles >> especially san francisco. it used to be one of the great cities, now there are needles all over the street and people defecating on the street. if you decriminalize certain terrible behaviors you are going to get more of those behaviors in the city will only get worse and worse. what we need to do is make sure we have beautiful places and take a firm stand. what leftist politicians believe is it is compassionate to let people shoot up apps on the street, compassionate let people live in squalor. there's nothing compassionate about it. it is cruel. it is a cruel society that incentivizes the awful behavior that harmed everybody involved. >> thank you for joining us. appreciate it. it is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. millennials are causing quite a stink. are they really a smelly generation? ♪ sunday night ♪ game on ♪ another night ♪ rob: carrie underwood doesn't stink. back with a lawsuit. why carrie is under fire for her sunday night football song. . . the first survivor of

there has been a massive explosion of homeless people not only here in los angeles but san franciscoecially. you have covered that before. what is bizarre about this is looking, we can all empathize with illegal immigrants and with immigrants and have a conversation about what the state should provide for the most needy. but part of what they are doing with this policy is they are going to tax citizens who do not have health insurance. tax legal citizens who do not have health insurance to play for the illegal people's insurance. it's only for poor illegal immigrants of a certain age. young people. not for older people. are they saying those people are more valuable? it's conflicting viewpoints. it sounds good. we all have one home. this is what we have seen the left doing over the last couple of years. everything seems like a rational position that is for poor people, women and black people. most is an excuse to give the state more power. >> tucker: i wonder if it's sustainable. i think your analysis is absolutely right. long-term, if you open your borders to the world and provide t

los demÓcratas. si estos fallan, el presidente anunciÓ que comenzarÁ las deportaciones de inmediato. san francisco y los angelesigrantes de indocumentados siguen violando el sistema utilizando niÑos para entrar al paÍs. si el congreso no realiza cambios pronto para asegurar la frontera sur, nuestra misiÓn es seguir enfrentando a estos. recuerde llamar a la lÍnea de presencia rÁpida. la recordamos sobre la tarjeta roja que lleva impreso en inglÉs y en espaÑol los derechos de los inmigrantes. la pue conseguir totalmente gratis en la pÁgina web que aparece en pantalla. en nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias encontrarÁ estos recursos y muchos mÁs. en otra informaciÓn en medio de la crisis, siempre hay esperanza. Éste es el caso de los jÓvenes que miran -- migran sin sus padres. reportera: esta es una de las actividades. [sonido ambiente] >> emociÓn y todo un futuro por delante tiene este joven que llegÓ sólo a estados unidos hace tres aÑos. sus padres aÚn permanecen en su paÍs de origen. >> primeramente por los casos de discriminaciÓn que hay en guatemala y por la violencia que se vive allÁ. >> esto es sinÓnimo de cambi

target about 2000 families facing deportation orders in as many as ten cities, including los angeles, san francisco, houston, chicago, and miami. democratic california governor gavin newsome called trump's proposed raids cruel and misdirected and newsome putting out information informing the immigrants of their rights in case they're up for deportation. and newly elected chicago mayor laura lightfoot writing on twitter, my strong objection to any had further raids, or raids. further i reiterated that cpd will not cooperate with or enforce ice actions. and immigrant groups say it raises a threat to the entire immigrant community not just those facing deportation. >> what we see with these threats is really to create not just fear amongst the individuals that they're targeting, but fear amongst the entire community. >> the upcoming efforts supposedly focuses on people who already received final deportation orders from a judge, but who have not yet left the country and the president added this morning, ms-13 will also be a target. >> the deportation raids, as you call them, are really a group of very,

frankie back after the discipline has been served. >> san francisco district attorney george gas cone is considering running for the same position in los angelesold the chronicle he's going to consult with his family first. he was san francisco's police chief being being appointed as da in to 11. the new york sometimes if he does run, the los angeles becomes the most important district attorney's race in the united states. >> in the east bay if your area code is 510, you have to dial a one when making local calls tomorrow because of the new 341 area code being added. this affects western alameda and western con tran kosta counties. if you don't dial one first, you'll get a mess and telling you to hang up and dial one again. major companies incorporate the 1 into dialing so you shouldn't have to update all your kaks. >> you might think it's just three numbers. >> as lis as lis as lis as li how much more. >> we're getting a new area code. so what? it's just three numbers. >> but is it -- ♪ if you've been around the bay area, we've got our 650s, 40s and all carry a certain identity. >> i'm a 510 all day. >> it's on all of my stuff. my business ca

cities including right here in los angeles, san francisco and chicago. arthel. arthel: okay, kristina coleman, thank you. eric. eric: questions of utah after university of utah student found dead, not yet clear how the suspect and the victim knew each other, matt finn live in salt lake city with the horrific case, matt. >> this is the suspect's home that they recovered some of mckenzie lewis belongs and even some of her flesh from the property, neighbors say that in the days after mckenzie went missing, the suspect was lighting fires and the fires created a stench that hit them in the face, detectives have wrapped up the property and salt lake city police department tells fox news that since murder suspect's arrest the apartment has submitted more evidence from this property to crime lab but now family, friends and neighbors are left with trying to process the unfathomable act. >> no one saw this coming from this guy and i felt very betrayed and blindsided by him and his behavior, his actions. >> we now know the murder suspect was previously accused of rape but

a 520 mile line that would put los angeles and san francisco less than three hours from each other.s to have it done by next year in reality, it's over budget behind schedule and downsized. instead of likely run bakersfield. as jean found out, properties say the new tracks are returning into problems. >> reporter: this is what it looks like when the proposed high-speed rail line cuts through a farm. the line is making a four-mile long gash in the 2500 acres of orchards. he sold the authorities some land and been paid but he hasn't been compensated for the disruption of dividing his property. >> on one property a year and a half ago, they cut through a 100-acre almond orchard. i spent $150,000 on two pumps and redoing the system. and i haven't got a dime yet. >> reporter: just one example, attorney mark is representing raven and a total of 70 other farmers with similar claims totaling millions of dollars in damages against the high-speed rail authority. >> but high speed rail isn't going to pay him for what it's doing until the end of the case, which might be one, two, three years aw

and a democrat, here's what i can tell you as a conservative, the democrats whether it's los angeles or san franciscoago, the problem is the democrats normally need to address of their failed leadership, liberal policies do not work so they can't address it because that is the end result, ed ends up being an admission of their own craven failure, they know their efforts has been to gain power in these cities and it looks like with obamacare, you make things up as you go along, you make promises, take advantage of people, you trick them into voting for you and then you leave. they literally cannot address what's happening or fix it because this is the end result of who they are. nobody addresses the fact that the gun control has failed in chicago, they don't want to admit it. the condition of san francisco, the wage gap, the income gap, there are policies creating homelessness, gang problems, the open border, all of the policies they do to gain power destroy people's lives. we are on the same road to rome and disagree on styles of an substance but their policies aren't neutral, they destroy things and

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the raids were expected to target about 2000 families in 10 cities including los angeles, san francisco, atlanta, baltimore, chicago and houston. the reason some of these cities reminding immigrant communities of their legal rights and protections. democratic california governor, gavin newsom called it donald trump proposed raids cruel and misdirected. member california is a so-called sanctuary state. so limited cooperation with i.c.e. agents here. eric? eric: christina, meanwhile critics are saying that i.c.e. raids would break up families and be very unfair but the president says it is about deporting dangerous criminals. people have already been deported before, what is a conflict? >> right that's exactly what president trump said. he said these people would have been apprehended already and they have been ordered to be deported so these are people who have not left the country yet. he also says raids would have helped make city safer. >> some cities will fight it. but if you notice generally they are high crime city is critical to chicago, they are fighting it. you look at other cit

you go out into new york city now or los angeles or san francisco or chicago, you would say what happened in the last 50 years. many times you say nothing, it's been band-aid after band-aid after band-aid. but there's no political will for it now. there's no political will because we still don't have a groundswell of popular support. polls indicate that 60% to 80% of the u.s. population think it should be priority number one. until they make their legislatures or the administration hear their voice, it's going to continue to be kicked down the road. liz: with the trump infrastructure plan turning into a political football, i guess delegated to the sidelines, you have non-federal projects and they're big, you have done massive construction. you did hudson yards. built on a strong economy. you start to see a lot of those projects when there's a firm gdp. are you noticing strength or a slowdown, something in between? >> no, that's an excellent point. in your introduction you said u.s. concrete had 17% of our revenues involved in infrastructure which means 83% of our revenues are non-infrastr

can tell you that there has been a massive explosion of homeless people not only here in los angeles but san francisco especially. i knowha you've covered that before. what's bizarre about this, to me. look. we can all empathize with illegal immigrants, we can all empathize with immigrants. we can have a conversation about what the state should provide for the most needy, all of those things should be on the book. but part of what they are doing with this policy is they are going to tax citizens who do not have health insurance. they are going to take legal citizens of this country who did not have health insurance to pay forsu these people's -- illegal peoples' insurance. as you noted, it's only for poor illegal immigrants of a certain age. young people, not for older people. are they saying those people are more valuable than the elderly people? i mean it's just sort of a cacophony of conflicting viewpoints that -- it all sounds good, we all have one home, and all these things. this is what we've consistently seen the left wing over the last couple of years. everything sort of seems like a rational

for more on that story, we can go live to los angeles and speak to david brown, political cartoonist for the los angeles sentinel and the san francisco it's fair to say the imagery in this cartoon, which we are not going to show, but was published in a portuguese paper, is crudely anti—semitic. what is your problem with the decision by the times? well, my decision, i mean, my feelings about it is this isn't to stop it, it's just feelings about it is this isn't to stop it, it'sjust — i think someone should be allowed to express their opinion. and i think that political cartoons have a unique way of conveying a specific message. and cartoons can be powerful, can't they? but of course there are ways of attacking people you disagree with without paying attention to whether they are jewish or not?” agree. in terms of that specific cartoon, i think it could have handled it a little differently. cartoon, i think it could have handled it a little differentlylj was handled it a little differently.” was reading a piece by the guardian cartoonist in the uk, martin rosen, pointing how much in the front line cartoonists are. a turkish cartoonists

people and the democratic run cities of los angeles and san francisco to see what's happening to the cities can you even believe it what's going on there people are getting sick just by walking down the street. they're getting actually sick, including police officers who are incredible the job our law enforcement does. >>the president made those comments at a rally in iowa last night, the health care bill based in california would provide healthcare for adults between the ages of 19 to 25 who are eligible for the state's medicaid program. all the people whose incomes are low enough to qualify for the program would receive the benefits. >>and still ahead on for morning news, bart doing to address concerns about the heat and its effect on passengers and on trains and later on north bay high school student killed in a car accident and this morning, his friends and family are remembering him. and after the break a shark we'll tell you where a spotted off the bay area coast. >>might make you want to stay out of the water on another hot day like we're about to see today we may be comfortab