ms. williams. mr. peck, five minutes. >> good morning. my name is stephen peck and i'm the president and ceo of u.s. vets. i'm also a vietnam veteran. i served with the first marine division near da nang and i've been working with homeless veterans since 1991. u.s. vets is the largest veteran-specific nonprofit housing and service provider in the country, providing housing and services to 3,300 veterans every night and providing homelessness prevention, employment and mental health services to an additional 5,000 veterans in the communities that we serve. i'm also the president of the california association of veterans service agencies, comprised of seven veteran nonprofits that collectively provide housing and care to more than 25,000 veterans each year. despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent, numerous government policies and the best efforts of hundreds of communities, there are still more than 40,000 veterans living on your streets. and that number is rising across the nation. in californ

. >> it was not exactly a note of sympathy that went out to miss hearst william -- they said that ms. hearst chose to go to power, slammed her former associates and vilified the organize she voluntarily joined. william and perry are awaiting their guilty accounts. >> people wanted patty to do jail time, and the first time they seemed happy was when the judge gave her the seven year sentence. >> the judges in the federal court very, very rarely release anyone on bail. subsequent to a finding of guilty. judge orek, he allowed her to be released on bail during appeal. conditions of that bail being very unusual. he said she will be bailed on $1 million bail, the highest bail i had ever seen, this was just a statement concerning her wealth and power. >>let set the record straight, how do you feel about your family? >> oh, i love them. they're so fantastic. and this will be the first christmas in, oh, well, since '74. no, '73, that we have been together. >> when judge orek ordered that she would be released on bail, he also ordered a very strange thing. a condition of her bail would be that

ms. johnson or mr. williams or coach edwards carrying a gun? to a catholic school. or sister angalisa mary margaret? do you want them carrying a gun? i know i don't. i was such a bad kid. and people get blamed for doing things that they didn't do. it just to me there are teachers and staff have such a big responsibility already. the last thing they need is a powerful weapon that can take someone's life. >> don, let's differentiate. >> it doesn't make sense. >> that all teachers or everybody. >> it doesn't make sense. we don't need to discuss it. >> can we keep protecting that guns are not a factor -- >> not making sense. >> it's because you keep pretending that guns are not a factor in shootings. that's like saying i had a car accident but the car wasn't a factor. >> no, it isn't. you're completely misstating what i said. shootings happen from guns. bullets come out of guns. so if someone shows up with one, what are we going to do? we can start at this point, or we can go back a long way before it and talk about the law enforcement system, talk

ms-13. as we reported earlier, it was the topic of a white house meeting today. the trump administration says the gang has 10,000 members in 40 states. in a moment, william brangham gets a breakdown on what's known about ms-13. t first, from our colleagues at "frontline," an excerpt from a iring next tuesday, "the gang cra." >> in the state of the unide address, pre trump talked about the murder of two girls from long island by the torious ms-13 gang. >> here tonight are two fathers and two mothers. their two teenage daughters, kayla cuevas and neesa mickens were close friends on long island. these two precious girls were brutally murderedle walking together in their hometown. six members of the savage ms-13 gang have been chargedith kayla and neesa's murders. tonight i am calling congress to finally close the deadly lop lop -- loopholes that have allowed ms-13 -- >> the murder has been used by immigration in its fight for tougher immigration policy. on september 26, 2016, the two girlacwere brutally attked next to an elementary school in redwood, long island. >> two girls fund dead in this t d neighborhood lght. >> i was in my den. i remember where i wa

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william on the southern border with our report. >> building a great wall. reporter: tuesday night, president offered no specifics on cost or length. >> keeping cartels out, narcotics out, terrorists out, gang managingers, and mse is a good thing. >> border patrol union is standing by the president. >> a real compromise is something where nobody is happen, that might be where we have to go on immigration reform. >> open borders allowed drugs and gangs to pour into our most vulnerable communities. reporter: uses term open borders is controversial, considering president bush doubled size of border control, and -- patrol, and president obama deported two million immigrants. >> more i.c.e. agents and more border patrol, look for me, my community not secure. >> this captures a dreamer helping smuggle a load of immigrants who arrived by boat in san diego, agents arrested him and 7 others, president's plan recognize the number of mexicans apprehended is out numbered by those from central america, a third caught are children. >> pending a hearing for some many never show. >> ends dangerous practice of catch and release. reporter: two issues that president did not address. 40% of those here illegally, and everify, that

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company, williams sonoma, shipped her a new couch and reimbursed the extra labor cost, telling us, we are committed to providing our customers with premier services, and are disappointed that ms richardson's experience did not meet our standards. we have apologized for her experience and are working to make sure she is well-taken care of. >> yes, thank you very much. or it wouldn't have happened. >> thank you, pottery barn, they really went for it, i appreciate that. a store should schedule your delivery at a time that works for you. and remember, you don't have to accept the delivery if there is anything wrong with the merchandise or if they're delivering it when you're not ready for it. i want to hear from you. my hotline is open weekdays, 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me at my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >> excellent. good work. in the bay area, are you going to help them too? as long as there's a connection. >>> the bay area is certainly a beautiful place. abc 7 news viewers prove it every day. >> the city of concord posted this picture of a tree in full bloom, mother nature being fooled. >> spencer back to talk about the blooming. the allergies are back r