fresno county sheriff margaret mims says it's one way she's cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement. >> so if they state a country other than the united states, that's where ice will take a look and determine their legality in the country. >> reporter: ice typically makes "detainer requests"-- asking local law enforcement to hold inmates suspected of immigration violations for up to two days beyond their scheduled release date. but that practice has been successfully challenged in court. so, instead, mims now gives ice agents access to the county jail's database of bookings and criminal histories and allows ice agents to interview inmates. >> at one time, all sheriffs in california respected the detainers and complied. now, no sheriffs in california comply with those detainers. so i had a meeting with our local ice office, and i said, "well, let me make it as easy as possible. you come into our jail, where you can do your work, and it will prevent somebody violent or a serious criminal from being released." >> reporter: the jail informs all inmates of the procedure at bo

this is corporal mims. i have a request for you, rosanna dimauro. be evaluated. >> what is going on with her? >> yeah, i believe -- i have some -- a little bit of a concern about her. she used to keep everything so neat and tidy and now she's not cleaning up. i mean, the room is an absolute mess. she is sleeping a lot and she just doesn't seem to be herself anymore. and i just am just concerned about it. >> i'll talk to her today definitely. >> all right. great. thank you so much. uh-huh. bye-bye. >> minutes later, nurse practitioner reesha matthews from the jail's psychiatric unit arrives to assess rosanna's condition. >> hi, miss dimauro. i came by to you because they said they're a little concerned about you because your room is not clean and anything like that >> no. it's just fine. >> you getting depressed or something? >> i was depressed about a week ago. but i was just depressed. >> nurse practitioner matthews says dimauro's symptoms could be more than just depression. >> >> she was displaying like classic symptoms like in ptsd, nightmares, f

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mim, do you have that map? >> yes, sir. >> i would like to show you -- who produced this map?>> this is a map produced by the texas division of emergency management. yeah, you can hold it up. these are stretch -- it's important that you understand what this is a map of. these are three different stretches where tornadoes touched down. the kind of yellow color is the swath of where the tornado touched down. the blue, and this is the important part, according to information that we have, each blue dot on there indicates an address where there was a building of some type, it could have been a home, a business, something else, but a building or facility that was impacted by these tornadoes. there are more than 5,000 addresses that are impacted by these tornadoes. which shows the urgency that we have today to make sure we get to all 5,000, really about 5,100 of those locations to find out if there is anybody who remains in danger. also if you look at the longest swath, we've heard some reports yet unconfirmed that there's a possibility that one of these tornadoes was on the ground

fundraisers which is purchase of junk foods, practice every cutting off and turning in box thomas, general mimsexample, cuts schools a check some worth thousands of dollars. >> i think any bill that infringes upon supplemental funding for education is ludacrous. >> now, supporters of the bill site concerns over childhood obesity and poor eating habits and advertising. >> well, this next story is for the birds quite literally. a mall in queens new york is desperate to get rid of pigeons but the solution may be drying away more than just the birds. >> can you imagine trying to shop listening to that? managers are now blasting reportings of other birds throughout the building, they're hoping that this will scare away pesky pigeons, but shoppers are not so thrilled about this noise. >> is it a nice sounds? >> not at all, it is craze. >> i and do you have listen to that while you shop? >> what else? and i have hearing aids, and i still hear it. >> management sales the mall has been having a problem with pigeons, trying swipe food, in the rafters, and the artificial bird calls are doing their job and

montez is allowed to be in the country until next year but recently left without permission to make mim for michelle: breaking at 6:00, shots fired on the champs Élysees. isis claiming responsibility. new information on a man who killed a police officer and injured two others. jonathan: begging for help. a truck dragging a car a mile. while the driver says the trucker wouldn't stop. michelle: arrested after what was termed a joint session on capitol hill. the news starts now. announcer: from abc7, this is a breaking news alert. [sirens] jonathan: the wail of sirens people ordered to run after a shootout takes place on the streets of paris. the famed champs Élysees. the french president convinced that this is a terrorist attack. what we know right now is one police officer was shot dead as the gunman has also been killed. two other officers wounded in the shootout. abc7 chief monitoring this from the capitol hill bureau. you had been in paris in an aftermath of a similar scene, a bigger attack. what can you tell us about this? scott: you are right. i was even there two weeks ago to work

were pushing the same with ahern, with mims in fresno, with mcdonald in la county that they need to cutmmigration and customs enforcement."the protesters argue that the detention of undocumented immigrants for deportation is a double punishment."these are sheriff's that are promoting trumps policies, they are their minions, the people on the ground promoting what trump wants to accomplish and so we really have to see them as the enemy." the next and final stop for the group will be in sacramento where they will meet with lawmakers.reporting live in studio, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (pam) happening tomorrow: president trump will meet with the leader of china -- at the president's resort in florida...(grant) today -- the trump adminstration is voicing outrage over the deadly chemical attack in syria. after blaming his predecessor for missed opportunities -- president trump says the crisis is now his responsibility. but -- as cnn's jeff zeleny reporters -- he's not saying what he'll do about it . president trump strongly condemning the deadly chemical attacks in syria and the regime of ba

when president clinton nominates steven breyer, i voted to confirm mim, i voted to confirm ruth bader-ginsburg. i thought it was the right thing to do. he won the election, he was the president. the president gets to appoint supreme court justices. >> your response to that? is it worth taking the risk of a filibuster that will change senate rules forever? >> andrea, i'm smiling because i heard that speech and responded to it on the floor. there was senator mitch mcconnell, posing for holy pictures about his cop ration with previous president's and failing to mention merrick garland. he was refused a hearing, a vote, and they would not meet with the man. the first time that ever happened in the history of the united states senate. i'm sorry it has reached this point. perhaps with the next nominee we will. >> thank you,enor dick durbin. john mclaughlin will join me here on susan rice's first comments on the unmasking claiming here on msnbc. t me! somebody will get it... ♪ (dog barking) anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. from the b-2 to the upcoming b-21, northrop grumman ste

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as all of the analysts have been talking about this evening, this may not change the fight against mim. so we may see turkey and syria coming out to do more. over all in this region the reaction today is perhaps one of a little bit of surprise and certain lehappiness and eagerness to push the united states to do more. >> muhammad thank you very much. i want to bring in my panel again. so let's get into this. there's a lot of things i want to talk about here. how does one assess whether, you know, assad has changed, if he's a changed man? do we do it because of chemical weapons, because of sarin gas, because of barrel bombs? how? >> he will go back to what he did after the first time we warned him in 2013. he will go back and use bombs, starvation, mass tape, and all things that produced jihadists and a vefgy crisis we haven't seen since world war ii. if it's a political play game so we don't think about russia or north korea or bill o'reilly, that will actually not deter assad. he will continue and the war will be exasperated. we are seeing a dictator that has been emboldened more than

earnings from the mims a jumped 34% in the period. banking -- bank increased.ited airlines settled out of court with the passenger dragged on -- off airplane. widespread condemnation of the air carrier. his lawyers say he suffered a concussion, broken nose, and lost two teeth. they are raising their compensation for passengers losing their seats to as much as $10,000. and they will reduce but not stop overbooking. shares roseast after a successful foray into hollywood. darker drove an increase in sales for its universal unit. they beat the highest analyst estimates. the cable operator bucked the trend for the fifth time in six quarters. more: we are awaiting economic numbers out of japan, including retail sales. tokyo, the chief japan economist. hleenloomberg news' kat hays staying with us. it looks like the trend is right here in terms of a tighter labor market. we sell the jobs to applicant ratio picking up slightly to 1.45. household spending down 1.3%. what do you make of this? it is definitely strong here in japan, wage growth and income growth. consumptio

is there any mim of the public that would like to speak on these items? >> thank you. >> alina ingle. since the chair is leaving, i am a district nine resident, long time resident, and i am with 350, san francisco. sovy been responsible for finding volunteers to go out and canvas for clean power sf. so what you are going to hear is more of a report from the field. we have been out and we were at earth day and sunday streets and we do farmers markets and all of these kind of public events and we go and sign people up for early inrollment or for 100 percent green. and i want to say that we are thrilled that we are now at 40 percent, as the base line from 35 percent for what our energy mix is. and it is thrill thag we are also green e, certificate and because that, that makes people feel that this is really a program with integrity, and you can be sure that it is really green. and i guess that based on the enthusiasm that i see from san franciscans in the field, i think that it is ridiculous that we have a 5 percent goal for 100 percent green? let's be bold.

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were pushing the same with ahern, with mims in fresno, with mcdonald in la county that they need to cuts with immigration and customs enforcement."the protesters argue that the detention of undocumented immigrants for deportation is a double punishment."these are sheriff's that are promoting trumps policies, they are their minions, the people on the ground promoting what trump wants to accomplish and so we really have to see them as the enemy." (robin) the next and final stop for the group will be in sacramento where they will meet with lawmakers. (robin) in the east bay... victims of the oakland building that went up in flames last week have now been forced out of their temporary homes. the shelter they have been staying in has officially closed. rebecca strom has more on that story. rebecca? (rebecca) the search is now on for homes for those who have been displaced by the fire that caused 80 people to lose their homes and killing 4 others. and a legal battle is taking place as well. the urojas community services is a half-way house on san pablo avenue. urojas was in the midst of the h

. >> i'm michael with the association we enthusiastically support mims in their effort in this matter they are a great asset to the neighborhood serving underserved population what they're doing is going through a lot of trouble spending a lot of money to do something that is right they're to be expended i urge you to approve their request thank you. >> thank you, sir additional public comment on this >> seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner vice president richards. >> seems logical and necessary and desirable move to approve second. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, there is a motion that has been seconded to approve that matter with conditions on that motion commissioner fong commissioner johnson excuse me. commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president hillis commissioners, that item passes unanimously 5 to zero and commissioners, that places you on item 17 item no. 17 - 2016-005702cua, 524a clement street,conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon, again laura planning department staff this pr