mr. gang fled from north to south during the war. he left t his family behind, and then had no contact with any of his loved ones in north korea for 60 years. darusman: hello. narrator: today, he tells his story to marzuki darusman, an independent expert. [interpreter speaking] narrator: mr. darusman is tasked by the united nations human rights council to investigate violations of people's rights by the north korean regime, such as the separation of families from their loved ones. [mr. gang and darusman speaking indistinctly] darusman: family reunion should not be seen as a humanitarian issue. it's -it's a human right in itself. 60,000 families are known to be separated. we are appealing, pushing the south korean government also to give it the highest priority, actually, in reaching out to the north koreans. narrator: ha-mu jing from the south korean ministry of unification says some 6-7 million people on both sides remain separated from loved ones. narrator: and thanks to these efforts, there

some of those are dedicated to gang activity. >> mr. chair, if i could follow up i am asking, can we target them and profile them as a likely repeat offender? that is what we would like to deter. >> what we do is we aggregate the data to understand that when that person is in front of us and the agent is doing the booking procedure, when they from the fingerprints, we will have a complete history of criminal activity. those that if the scale towards connectivity or known criminal offenses inside a vacuum and activity, then we will work with local u.s. attorneys office to get them prosecuted. >> my time is up. >> future now recognizes the gentleman from georgia for five minutes. chairman.ou, mr. mr. judd, let me go in a different direction for a moment. past, some of the challenges of securing the border on federal lands. specifically, what sort of obstacles do agents face when access is limited, say endangered species or wilderness designations? >> i can tell you i started my career in central california. in central california, if an il

mr. connolly: do you have a special division or a special targeting task force or system with respect to gang activities? because certainly in a lot of our communities we're worried about people, bad actors who are vicious gang members often from central america and we don't want them in our communities and we don't want them in this country and we want them back home although that causes problems, too, we understand. but are you targeting that particular subgroup? in this context? mr. vitiello: so in the context of the consequence delivery system, anybody that's a repeat offender, we seek to use the maximum effect of federal prosecutions when they're re-encounters by our officers in the united states. in all the cities and towns that are represented, we work with our state, local, federal partners in the task force environment and some of those are specifically dedicated to gang activity. mr. connolly: mr. chairman, i guess if i can slightly follow-up. that's good. can we target them and profile them as a likely repeat offender and -- re-enter and that's what we want to deter? mr. vitiello:

mrs. reagan on their >> i love the whole gang of you, mummy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you. >> reporter: nancy reagan was very involved in planning her memorial service here at the reagan library, officials here tell us she chose everything from the flowers and pal bearers to the program and guest list. first lady michele obama paid her last respects, president george w bush and three first ladies. >> when my father was shot and my mother rushed to the hospital they at first wouldn't let her see him. i have to she said. you don't understand how it is with us. >> nancy reagan will rest in president on the library's grounds. >> reporter: and fancy reagan ronald reagan because she requested to be buried as close to her husband as possible, from that gravesite that faces the pacific ocean, i'm chris martinez cbs4 news. >> chris, thank you. >>> a day of sorry in japan as they remember the men and women who died in an earthquake and tsunami five years ago, people took a moment of silence, some held flowers as the country's national music was played, you could see paper cranes sett

mr. connolly: do you have a special division or a special targeting task force or system with respect to gang activities? because certainly in a lot of our communities we're worried about people, bad actors who are icious gang members often from central america and we don't want them in our communities and we don't want them in this country and we want them back home although that causes problems, too, we understand. but are you targeting that particular subgroup? in this context? mr. vitiello: so in the context of the consequence delivery system, anybody that's a repeat offender, we seek to use the maximum fect of federal prosecutions when they're re-encounters by our officers in the united states. in all the cities and towns that are represented, we work with our state, local, federal partners in the task force environment and some of those are specifically dedicated to gang activity. mr. connolly: mr. chairman, i guess if i can slightly follow-up. that's good. can we target them and profile them as a likely repeat offender and -- re-enter and that's what we want to deter? mr. vitiello: yes

gang, that's a huge component, who you're hanging with, your peers. have you talked to the officer about the request program? >> i have not. >> according to mr. who runs the quest program go and talk to him and see if he's a good fit, a good candidate for her program. >> i've pretty much heard enough. >> i think so, too. we're going to go back and talk your case over, okay. and then i'll probably have the officer come out and speak to you. >> i see some inkling to want to change, to do something different. of course when they get in this environment, they all want to change. and they have that spiel, if you will, to do something different. but when the rubber meets the road is when they get out. >> thank you. >>> coming up, jason whatley's future comes into focus. and -- >> somebody new come in, put on their bed, they wake up to it. that's for the newbies. >> one inmate's eight-legged infestation. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. ♪ go paperless ♪ don't stress, girl ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ it's a balancing act, but i got to give the people what they want --

federal partners in the task force environment and some of those are specifically dedicated to gang activity. >> mr. chairman, if i could slightly follow up. okay, that's good, but i'm asking can we target them and profile them as a likely repeat offender and that's what -- re-enter and that's what we want to deter to begin with? >> yes. so what we do is wing agae inin the data. -- when they run the fingerprints they'll have a complete record of their previous activities. and those who tip the scale toward gang activity or criminal offenses inside of that kind of criminal activity, then we work with local u.s. attorney's office to get them prosecuted. >> thank you. and my time is up. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman's time is expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. judd, let me kind of go a little different direction here for a moment. you've noted in the past some of the challenges of securing the border on federal lands. specifically what sort of on obstacles to agents face? >> i started my career in central californi

mrs. reagan was read. >> i love the whole gang of you, mommy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you. >> reporter:ancy reagan was very involved in planning her service choosing everything from the pallbearers to the flowers. gerst lady michelle obama, former first ladies attended. her children remembered her mother's devotion. >> when my fawrgt father was shot, my mother rushed to the hospital and they wouldn't let them see him. i have to, she said. you don't understand how the with us. >> reporter: she was laid to rest inches from the former president. chris martinez, simi valley, california. >> together again. the reagan's hillside tomb faces west to the pacific ocean. relatives of every president dating back to john f. kennedy attended, and so did hundreds of dignitaries, journalists, and celebrities including tom selleck and bo derek. >>> ben carson came out in support of donald trump during a morning news conference. trump's attack against him because he has gotten to know the other donald trump. >> there are two donald trumps, the one you see on the stage and the one who is very cerebral. >>

mr. trump and the rest of the gang with the g.o.p.?we got two new polls out as well and i'll tell you right now, california could be crucial for democrats but i'll tell you california will be decisive for republicans. you are hearing it here, i have been saying this since december and it is coming true. trump support at about 39% overall and if he wins every single primary from here on out with that 39% support, he will not have the delegates he needs to win without winning some in california. having said that, the polls show that it looks like he will. we have two recent polls on republicans in california, that ppic poll i just mentioned has trump at 38% and cruz at 27%, and another poll by the "l.a. times" shows trump with a smaller lead, 37% to cruz 30%. either way trump so far has the most republican support here in california. >> seems like this election season is getting more attention in other countries than we normally see during a primary season as well. >> that's true. internationally it is getting so much attention. folks in

mrs. r." >> i love the whole gang of you, mummy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you, and the pee wee powerhouse you. merry christmas, you all, with all my love, lucky me. >> as her final request, mrs. reagan was laid to rest just inches from her husband. >> notably absent from the funeral was president obama who made a stop in texas. the president encouraged texans to use their skills to tackle big problems in new ways such as increasing voter participation. he announced the encryption debate saying concessions must be made to catch criminals. >>> an entire community is coming together to celebrate a woman who made quite the impression on a recent trip to the white house. >> are you best friends with the president, ma'am? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> reporter: of course you remember this lady. virginia mclauren. video. she turns 107 years old today. last month, she achieved one of her greatest dreams, she says, celebrating black history month by meeting president obama and the first lady dancing right there in the white house as she danced her way on stage yesterday as her community ca

mrs. reagan on their first christmas in the white house was read. >> i love the whole gang of you, mommy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you. >> first lady michelle obama paid her last respects as did former president bush and three former first ladies. the reagan's children patty and devotion to their father and family. >> when my father was shot and my mother rushed to the hospital. they would not let her see him. >> nancy reagan will rest in peace inches from the former president on the library's grounds. molly grantham wbtv on your side side. >> what a remarkable life she had. and the tomb in simi valley faces west towards the pacific ocean. >> relatives of every president dating back to john f. kennedy attended the funerals along with hundreds. including tom sell lick and beau derrick. >> tonya rivens is in the first alert traffic center. sponsored by people's bank. wendy hates dirty lawn furniture. it cleans all of wendy's lawn furniture without damaging any of wendy's lawn. scotts. it's good out here. 'important warning for mac users you are not immune to viruses particul

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gang member. officers stopped to talk to mackie about a gun when he took off running behind a house. >> mr. mackie fled and we gave pursuit. without demonstrating any force and without exacting any force, our officer was shot and killed, and then mr. mackie took his own life. >> mackie reportedly fired a the chief says jacobs didn't draw his weapon. the preliminary investigation shows none of the other officers fired their weapons. jacobs was a decorated iraq war veteran and father of two with another child on the way. >>> four officer involved in a shootout with a suspect will be honored. police say a teenager shot an officer when police responded to a call on coachman's's terrace last may. >>> tomorrow the president will visit cuba, marking the first time in nearly 90 years a u.s. president has made that visit. we'll meet with the nation's leader and despite the thaw trade embargo still stands and is expected to. >> let's not forget the castro regime has been guilt of countless human rights abuses. >> the white house says the president plans to advocate for better respect for respiratory

mr. connolly: do you have a special division or a special targeting task force or system with respect to gang activities? because certainly in a lot of our communities we're worried about people, bad actors who are vicious gang members often from central america and we don't want them in our communities and we don't want them in this country and we want them back home although that causes problems, too, we understand. but are you targeting that particular subgroup? in this context? mr. vitiello: so in the context of the consequence delivery system, anybody that's a repeat offender, we seek to use the maximum effect of federal prosecutions when they're re-encounters by our officers in the united states. so what we do is we aggregate the data to understand when that person is in front of us and the agent is doing the booking procedure when they run the fingerprints, they'll have a complete record of their previous criminal and immigration history and those that tip the scale, if you will, toward gang activity or known criminal offenses inside of that kind of criminal activity, then we'll work w

mr. mica made the point. hear anecdotally, people who are deported, including gang activists and leaders, especially from el salvador and honduras, who are multiple times deported and multiple times reenter the united states. it is not the penultimate punishment or deterrent. can you comment on that? what are we doing to try to make are that repeat entrants permanently barred and deterred? >> we do have the number of arrests as well as their previous immigration history. theugh the things like consequence delivery system we target things that will be repeat offenders or recross multiple times. we seek assistance from the u.s. district attorney's office to prosecute those folks when we find them. >> do you have a special division or a special targeting task force or system with respect to gang activities? in a lot of our communities, we are worried about dad actors who but weious gang members do not want them in our communities and we do not want them in our countries and we want them back home, though that causes albums too. are you targeting that particular subgroup? then the context of delivery system, anyone who

the batman movie "the dark knight" where all the leaders of all the gangs in gotham are meeting and talking about their territories. mrama said, quote, the joker comes in and lights the whole city on fire. isil is the joker and has the capacity to set the whole region on fire. that's why we have to fight it. but it doesn't that the strategy to fight isil or isis has been that effective. >> well, i'm not here to defend or lambast the administration. i would say that he certainly has raised isis to a top tier national security threat, unlike the assad regime, which we were just talking about. he does not consider the assad regime a direct threat to the united states. i think the administration would argue that they are grinding away at the problem. they have not succeeded in building a sunni army, a sunni arab army that will take on isis, but they are using a lot of the tools at their disposal, including special forces, special operators and drone strikes and the like to degrade isis. it's not going as fast as they would like, but one of the things that i did learn is that before he leaves office, he very much wants to

i have the great privilege of working in the gang of eight with mr. diaz-ballart in 2013 working on comprehensive immigration reform. over the course of seven months as we met every day to talk about how we could fix a broken immigration system. i became increasingly convinced this is one of the opportunities we have in this country and this congress to actually do something that has broad economic positive impact, not to speak of the positive impact it will have on our deficit. >>> this represents a moral mandate. we cannot continue to separate families in this country. we need to unite families. we need to honor traditions of this country in opening our borders who desperately want to come here to make a better living for themselves and their families. but beyond that, the economic impact of comprehensive immigration reform is documented by all of these findings by about the cbo. it will have a positive impact on gdp -- major positive impact, 5.4% additional growth. r reducing the deficit by $900 billion and helping social secure and medicare as wel

i had the great privilege on working in the gang of eight with mr.diaz-balart in 2013 working on comprehensive immigration reform. and over the course of seven months as we met everyday to talk about how we could fix a broken immigration system i became increasingly convinced that this is one of the major opportunities we have in this country and in this congress to do something that has broad economic positive impact. not to speak of the impact it will have on our deficit. as i said before, i'm not sure i've ever been involved with such an issue where virtually every organized interest in the united states is supportive. faith community, law enforcement, business community, organized labor, you name it. there's nobody opposed in an organized way to comprehensive immigration reform. moreover, this is something that represents a moral mandate. we can not continue to separate families in this country, we need to unite families. we need to honor the traditions of this country in opening our borders to people who desperately want to come here to make a b

. >> i love the whole gang of you, mommy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you and the pee wee power house you. >> after the funeral mrs. reagan was laid to rest next to her husband. she died of congestive heart failure in her bellair home on sunday at the age of 94. >> neki: now to the o o and oarnlings a bso deputy facing charges after she was caught on it shows her grabbing the inmate august dry west forcing her out of car and forcing her into the changing room. and wrestling began when she was refused a upon. >>> my i was face swollen shut and my face hit. and con naly was not arrested but e eected to appear in court on april 28th, she is terry. >> todd: opa locka is facing tur giew lent times after the mayor asked the state to interravine with the operations. they are under investigagaon for an alleged kick back scheme related to a city sire project, the couple accused of taking in $150,000 from the city to support tir own finance ooze. >> miami-dade countydentified possible miss spending of transit funds and or the as of today the city of opa locka oad owes the county $1.4 million. and it came in after a search w

mr. into young man and saying, -- they are ministering to young men and saying, do not make the mistake i made. they are able to get young men on the path. get them out of gangs and being good husbands and fathers. these men are he rose. how have cracked the code to break the cycle of poverty. that works. that is what we are trying to show in that is what we want, government not to hurt you read we want more of that. that is what we are trying to talk about. [applause] carrie: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. folks may not have known, but we cohosted a presidential forum on poverty earlier this year in january. presidential dozen candidates. one thing mike huckabee said the government can give you a sandwich but the government cannot give you a hug. it is inherently a bureaucratic institution. it is not a heart to heart institution. the work you are doing is showing we are, as conservatives, we care about the whole person and not just the blank check. mr. ryan: we care about the american idea. the condition of your birth does not determine your life. that is what it is all about. carrie: thank you. it has been great to chat with you. thank you, everybody. m

mrs. reagan on the first christmas in the white house was read. >> i love the whole gang of you. mommy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you. >> nancy reagan was very involved in planning her memorial service at the reagan library. officials tell us she chose everything from the flowers and paul barriers to the program and guest list. first lady michelle obama paid her respects as did george w bush and three former first ladies. the reagan's children reflected on the mother's devotion to her father and family. >> when my mother was shot and rushed to the hospital they would not let her see him. i have to see him. you don't understand how it is with us. >> nancy reagan will rest from peace inches from the former president obama the white house grounds. >> the reagan's hillside tomb relatives to every president back to john f kennedy attended the funeral and journalists and celebrities including tom sellick and beau derek. >>> a food pantry is expanding. west johnson high school received a large grant. the new greenhouse will be run by high school students as part of the sc

mrs. reagan on their first christmas in the the white house was read. >> i love the whole gang of you, mommyfirst lady, sentimental you, the fun you. >> reporter: nancy reagan was very involved in planning her memorial service here at the reagan library. officials say she chose everything from the flowers, pallbearers to the program, and guest list. first lady michelle obama paid her last respects a as did former president george w. bush and three former first ladies. the reagan's children patty davis and ron reagan, junior reflect on their mother a's devotion to their father and their family. >> when my father was shot and my mother rush to the hospital they at the first would not let her see him. i have to, she said. you don't understand how it is with us. >> reporter: nancy reagan will rest in piece inches within the former president on the library's ground. chris martinez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> relatives of every president, dating back to john f. kennedy attend the funeral. reagan's hill side tomb faces west toward pacific ocean. >> she was loved by so much. >> what a mix of pe

gang rolling through warrington, later on today. you'll see the blinking signs. chris, back to you. >> mr. kelly, thank you, 5:19 the time. attack on fishtown building housing christian mission all caught on camera. building houses cents homeless services, worship services and drug recovery counselling. many in the neighborhood want to know who would attack a building like that. now, police are is her clinic for two men behind the violence. take another look at this. the two men are vandalizing the building. then, they ray tack two men outside early saturday morning. the pastor says the attackers made threats earlier in the night, then came back swinging, with baseball bats, and they even started fires. >> when you are dealing with the homeless population, and dealing with addictions, and so for the there is type of program, you are going to always have the nay sayers. you'll values have the people who are against this type of thing. and people trying to get their lives together. >> police say the men in the video said they would be back to burn the mission to the ground. and they hope to catch them before they damage or

mr. pinkney was born macomb,mississippi. he began his career as a social worker, specializing in gang intervention and diversion programs for san francisco's youth. in 1975 he served as special assistant for governor brown and before joining senator feinstein. mr. pinkney was a loyal friend, family member, distinguished leader and fierce advocate for social justice worldwide and his friendship was a special gift that touched the hearts of many lives and changed california for the better. he had an impact on every person he met, his contributions, his smile, his general spirit and loyalty will be sorely missed. he has joined his son percy pinkney and survived by his family. colleagues without objection, i would like to adjourn the meeting on behalf of the entire board of supervisors in mr. pinkney's honor. without objection, we will do that on behalf of the entire board. [ gavel ] and madam clerk, the rest i submit. >> thank you, madam president. and now supervisor campos. >> thank you. my apologies. i misheard the name earlier. i simply ask that to my colleagues if we can adjourn the meeting on behalf of the entire board in

gang of eight. done. going after mr. he has been for single payer. >> well -- >> mostly -- >> what was -- what was the money -- >> the trum pp pac is different from a pro-cruz pack. >> you're looking at carly fiorina. it's coming out. >> the money that went to carly. what was that about? >> i went on the record a year ago about that. that is the same funder -- the same funder who gave money to keep the promise, giving money to carly fiorina but doing it through the pac instead of a private contribution. we thought she added a lot to the conversation. she was the best person to go up against hillary clinton and we still believe that. >> that kind of chess playing is why people do not trust politics and they don't trust the media covering it. we should say if you believe in carly fiorina donate to her. why will you boost up -- you said it when we started talking about opponents here. why will you boost up an opponent? we can't we sit be honest. >> she's a great voice against hillary clinton from the beginning. >> at that p

gang. police are still on the scene and the officer's name has not a prep school rape, and the man accused of the crime has mrs. curfew. -- has missed his curfew. >> a threatening letter sent to donald trump son. >> here at the dunkin' donuts center, practices are closed, but duke and yale will square off, coming up. joel: speaking of march madness, we are mad about the weather. >> blue skies. joel: things will take a turn. >> don't forget the bone marrow registry drive going on tomorrow from 11:00 to 2:00 in durham. 18>> the first round of the ncaa tournament has led to serious racket busting. there were several upsets yesterday. joel: too many upsets. joe mazur is in providence r, rhode island. what is their game plan against this yell team tomorrow? >> there is a lot to get to. i have learned something in the last 12 hours. there is a lot of vile towards yield -- youale. glad to see one of these two teams will be out. practices were closed. this is a rematch of a previous game, duke beat the bulldogs in november. yale got out to a nine-nothing lead in that game. duke isn't taking much stock in i asked matt

gang of you. mummy, first lady, sentimental you, fun you. and the pee wee powerhouse you. >> neki: after the funeral mrs. reagan was laid to rest she died at her home at age of 94. >> todd: a bso deputy is facing charges after caught on camera roughing up up a inmate. she grabbedhe inmate and jerking her up out of the chair and forced her in a changing room. >> she punched m in the face. and there were guards that kicked me and bruises all over my body and my eye was basically swollen shut. >> todd: she was not arrested but expected to be in court and charged with misdemeanor battery. >> if i had help. >> todd: that is joseph cruz laughing and joking. he escaped from a prison transport van along with another inmate. ded after being spotted by the university of new mexico. the other inmate is still on the run. they are looking in to who ever helped him go on the run. >> neki: ride sharing services such as ubesh and lift, that failed. state and house failed to agree on bill. officials want stronger insurance requirements andocal regulations and negotiators for the ride shehearing and taxi companies could n

along with the cincinnati gang squad caught him in cincinnati with 25 grams of heroin and 20 grams of crack cocaine. investigators say the dope was probably headed to richmond. >> mr. crawford has been in my village for three years, terrorizing the village. people are absolutely lives in fear of the gentleman. >> it's believed that he shot up the home early last month. the target was probably here in sun, heroin addict. while the windows were replaced, >> at least i could sleep at night. i've been carrying a gun ever since this happened. i don't want to feel like that anymore. i'm sure the people in the town are super happy. >> residents are not relieved to see rome behind bars >> with his background and things that i have witnessed out of him, in the past three years, intimidating people in the village. i would be in fear for him to get out. not only for the citizens, but frankly, i believe this gentleman is capable of targeting law enforcement. >> probably not from a jail cell. >> charles is being held on 350 thousand bond at this point. prosecutors and some of the investigators i talked with were hoping it would be even higher. we'll see what happens in the nea

gangs. we have created the conditions for the start of the peace process. >>> let's take you live to the u.s. state department in washington, mr. kerry giving his latest thoughts on the syrian talks taking place in geneva and why the questions about the conflict. >> that is what we are doing. in 18 months since, coalition airstrikes have helped deliberate kobane, tikrit, ramadi and other key cities and towns. we have pushed the terrorists out of 40% of the territory they once controlled in iraq and 20% in syria. we have degraded their leadership, attacked their revenue sources and disrupted their supply lines. currently, we are gauged as you all know in a diplomatic initiative trying to end the war in syria. that civil war fuels daish and in doing what we are doing now, we are working to further isolate, to weaken and ultimately to defeat them. we are working intensively to stop the spread of daish and its affiliates within and beyond the region. all of this constitutes an extraordinary effort by a large segment of the international community and the united states. that effort is fully warranted by the appalling actions of the

i love the whole gang of you, mommy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you and the pee wee power house you. >> todd: after the funeral mrs. reagan was laid to rest next to her husband. she died of congestive heart failure at her bellair home on sunday at age of 94. >> neki: and nown the one eefnltd a broward deputy caught on camera rufg up an inmate. the video shoho chris ten con naly grabbing the inmate august dri west and jerking her out of a chairn chair and forcing her they say the incident beg when con naly refused to give her a tam upon. >> she punch punched me in the face several times. my face was swollen. my i was swollenhut. >> con naly was not arrested but she is expected to appear in court april 28th. she is being charged with miss de mean more battery. opa locka is facing sur beau lent times after the mayor of miami-dade county is asking the state to intervene in the operation. opa lockaayor taylor and her husband are under an investigation for an alledged kick wack scheme related to a sewer project, they are accused of taking $150,000 from the city to support their own finance ooze miami-dade county identif

mr. pinkney was born macomb,mississippi. he began his career as a social worker, specializing in gang intervention and diversion programs for an francisco's youth. in 1975 he served as special assistant for governor brown and before joining senator feinstein. mr. pinkney was a loyal friend, family member, distinguished leader and fierce advocate for social justice worldwide and his friendship was a special gift that touched the hearts of many lives and changed california for the better. he had an impact on every person he met, his contributions, his smile, his general spirit and loyalty will be sorely missed. he has joined his son percy pinkney and survived by his family. colleagues without objection, i would like to adjourn the meeting on behalf of the entire board of supervisors in mr. pinkney's honor. without objection, will do that on behalf of the entire board. [ gavel ] and madam clerk, the rest i submit. >> thank you, madam president. and now supervisor campos. >> thank you. my apologies. i misheard the name earlier. i simply ask that to my colleagues if we can adjourn the meeting on behalf of the entire board in memo

gang of eight amnesty bill. as long as you have a candidate out there that is not willing to compromise his principles like mr. trump, he can still overwhelmingly win, and legal latin-american residents will sit there and identify with his idea of supporting the economy and encouraging education and that we can actually strengthen our country together as americans, not necessarily as one demographic versus another. >> so that's interesting. ryan, do you think given scot e scottie's point perhaps the gop autopsy report that came out in 2012 after romney lost saying you can't do this with just white voters, you have to be better in terms of getting the latino vote, the african-american vote, is that miscalculated given the support we're seeing trump has? >> there really was a debate in the republican party between the aums report authors who said the way to go is to reach out to the two fastest growing groups in america, and that is hispanic-americans and asian-americ asian-americans, believe it or not. asian-americans are growing at a faster clip than hispanic-americans. the rnc said comprehensive immigration r

mrs. bush. bush was not totally convinced of the merits of the straddle ad. bush was a gentleman. he didn't call someone names. he thought very well of senator dole. i think lee and others ganged up on bush. >> the vice president sort of looked over at barbara and saw she wasn't objecting anymore and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's been on both sides. that's why he's becoming known as senator straddle. george bush, presidential leadership. >> reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. >> george bush takes new hampshire with close to a ten-point lead. dole just got atwatered. >> i think that bush knew that lee gave him something that he didn't have on his own. >> also taking new hampshire is the new democratic front-runner, governor michael dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was going for the gold. and new hampshire democrats went for him in a big way. >> he came out of there with a huge head of steam, and it really started to look like we were catching fire. >> a long race, a long race. >> dukakis had sort of burst onto the scene. >> i'm the strongest candidate against bush. i think i

mr. van hollen: my record is actually co-sponsoring legislation that would do something about it. in 2005 there was legislation dealing with the ms-13 gang violence, brutal murders that were taking place and there is a major distinction between how we address nonviolent substance abuse issues and how we deal with violent crime. so, for example, in the legislature, the issue that congresswoman edwards raised had to do with truth in sentencing because judges were actually giving domestic abusers, changing their sentences without note vying the victims. which is why the focus of the community who were fighting domestic violence supported my efforts. these are easy things to distort. what you can't distort is a record of leadership and who's actually focused on solutions now. scott: kai jackson, you have the next question again. this is about social security. kai: mr. van hollen, this will start with you and the issue is here, at an earlier debate, your oppon edwards, said, quote, unlike mr. van hollen i was not going to trade away the benefits of social security just to cut a deal. i think the american people and marylanders are tired of ca

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mr. safety, has been with the company since 1966. 50 years ago he was testing radios. now he's testing hoverboards which have c ce under scrutiny after some gang catching fire. >> certainly we know thatne of the leading causes of fires most likely iss the battery pack, a fault in any one of those cells could transfer itself look a domino effect to the other cells, and that could be where the fires are starting. >> christina: in charge of setting a new safety standard looking at the bat russ, circuitry and assembly, and they are doing that through ray series of tests that includes heating up a battery cell to test for exploding projectiles. >> one small part penetrates the katrina screen it's a failure meaning there's too much energy, too much of a chance nor this cell to cause other cells cells in the battery pack to malfunction and cause a major fire. >> christina: watch what happens when they short circuit the battery cell by puncturing it with a melt pin. the lithium ion cell explodes. now consider a standard hoverboard comes with at least 20 cells in the batatry pack. >> what we're looking for is to make sure that the battery is designed s

and a fellow gang member admitted they took turns sexually assaulting a girl in the woods around the brentwood country club. >> these were barbaric acts by all three of these defendants. mr. carnejo is an insidious person and deserves to be in prison. >> he says accomplice joel escobar pleaded guilty to raping the girl. he'll be sentence d in may. >>> after a rush hour romp through times square, gunny the horse will be back on the streets. gunny was startled by a noise while on duty. he eventually turned in to a parking garage where the mounted unit keeps its horses during breaks. gunny just wanted to go home. >> he's a big horse. >>> we've got some snow headed our way but it's not going to be so bad. >> exactly. i think it's just the timing. looking at new information, it's like 3 a.m. to 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. where we put down most coatings. that's why things could get slippery. maybe a fresh coating in central park. that's going to be confined to parts of central and southern new jersey. the high today, 35. it's cold, it's dry. at least the wind has backed off a little bit. the average high is 45. we'll get back to the normal readings over the weekend then way above in to

mrs. bush. bush was not totally convinced of the merits of the straddle ad. bush was a gentleman. he didn't call someone names. he thought very well of senator dole. i think lee and others gangeda and saw she wasn't objecting any more and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's been on both sides. that's why he's becoming known as senator straddle. george bush, presidential leadership. >> reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. >> george bush takes new hampshire with close to a 10-point lead. dole just got atwatered. >> i think that bush knew that lee gave him something. that he didn't have on his own. >> also taking new hampshire is the new democratic front-runner, governor michael dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was going for the gold. and new hampshire democrats went for him in a big way. >> he came out there with a huge head of steam and it really started to look like we were catching fire. >> a long race, a long race. >> dukakis had sort of burst onto the scene. >> i'm the strongest candidate against bush. i think i can take the fight to him. >> he had gone from nowhere to somewhere

gangs that are roaming throughout the world. organized crime is an international crime now, mr. speaker. you being a former judge and they are more sophisticated and more in depth about how they promote their criminal syndicates throughout the world. crime now has moved to sophistication beyond what it was when both you and i were practicing at the courthouse as judges. so, why not help out this organization -- this group of people. tie juan, 20 million-plus -- taiwan, 20 million plus individuals so they can keep up with the intelligence that affects the whole world. it affects societies that aren't so free. and so interpol is the group, it is the organization that tracks international crime. taiwan should have this information and have observer status to know what is going on with these criminal syndicates throughout the world. china doesn't want taiwan to have observer status. it is a political thing from china. and china, it would seem, would want taiwan to have access to information about criminals or outlaws, as we call them. so this is an important piece of legislation as the ranki