secretary neilsen? secretary neilsen: thank you for your leadership, sir.ward to the house passing this week, we asked them to do their job. this is a problem that president after president has dealt with for deck wades. this one is willing to stand up and fix it. we ask them to do their part. president trump: thank you very much for your leadership. great job. we're going to have a lot of appy people. thank you. >> why did you wait such a long time? president trump: this has been going on for 60 years. 60 years, nobody has taken care of it. nobody as the political courage to take care of it, but we're going to take care of it. it's been going on for a long time. the boarder is just as tough. but we do want to keep families together. this is a problem, you look at some of those horrible scenes from a few years ago, to me they were horrible scenes. just terrible. that was during the obama administration. other administrations have had the same thing. we're keeping the family together. and so this is it. also there may be some litigation. we're also wanting t

it doesn't explain his comments that kirstjen neilsen should be stripped and whipped in public.se tweets targeting the pres.'s family ignored by the liberal media. press secretary sean spicer says lack of outrage shows the personal disdain for the president. >> unbelievable what the left says and does and get 0 outrage. peter fonda tweets so many more where their use disparagingly which, make threats and yet there is 0 coverage yet anything on the right by the president or his supporters is called out and after immediate apology has to be denounced. the pres. is getting results whether it is the economy or foreign policy and the media made it very personal. they never like conservatives but this is very personal to them. shannon: donald trump slamming the russia investigation is a phony wretch hunt at a rally in minnesota. the president terry into fbi lovers peter stzrok and lisa page who exchanged biased text messages, sen. lindsey graham demands answers about what they discussed. >> reporter: the text messages continue to derive the debate about bias in the fbi with the presid

secretary neilsen really dug in on the fact that this is a crisis created by past administrations. is it a policy that this president is responsible for or not? i tried to press neilsen on that point and said the bottom line is this started when the attorney general announced that zero tolerance policy. if the president hates it, why doesn't he pick up the phone and change it? she, of course, punted. she put the blame on congress. it's becoming very difficult for them to explain this and to be on the same page. >> it looks to me, you know, covering politics all these years and looking at her, she did a very good job today of defending what can't be defending. basically, they want to change the policy but they're proud of it. is she in detention? is she on the line for her job? >> i think this is a critical test for her. we know that she was essentially picked by chief of staff john kelly, ultimately president trump got onboard with this. but there have been some tensio tensions behind the scenes, some differences of approach. the president said descent feel as though she is securin

kpix5's katie neilsen has the latest. >> there have been three major fires in the last three years here in lake county. today the temperatures are much cooler, the winds calmer which gave firefighters a bit of a break. the fire for the most part has burned past spring valley but thousands of people are still evacuated. updated cal fire maps showing the current burn areas are the talk of the moose lodge parking lot. >> we're good here. >> people forced to evacuate spring valley set up a temporary camp just like they have had to do before. >> we have been through this quite a few times. in three years we have had to evacuate four times. >> the moose lodge opens its doors and parking lot to everyone big and small. >> we a lot of times don't get counted as an official evacuation center. we do it anyway. we do it because we love the community. >> volunteers brought extra food, water bowls, and crates. >> the dog really loves his grandmother. >> for all of the pets. but the flames and smoke billowing up from the ridge line are a constant reminder of why they're here. >> when summer starts and

susan collins said it was amazing that neilsen says it is on congress. so whether that completely deteriorates on the issue will be key on whether the white house moves at all. >> thanks very much. with us now is bakari sellers and jason miller. jason you heard secretary neilsen. >> i mean, president trump ran on these tough border policies during his campaign and they have known ever since he won the election that this day was coming. >> right, but they only recently put in the zero tolerance policy and you heard from the former secretary of homeland secretary who is now the chief of staff saying yeah, he was thinking of doing it as a deterrence. so for the administration saying it is not done as a deterrence, that is how they were selling it recently. >> as a trump supporter, i am ticked off yet again, he has been let down here. congress should have fixed the loopholes. dhs dropped the ball with administration of this. they should have been ready for this surge that was coming. they knew at certain point the media and other people would be coming throu

restaurant in dc. >> keep chasing kirstjen neilsen out of mexican restaurants.ather: one of those people an employee of the doj. she has not apologized and probably won't. we make kids disappear, that is what this billboard says on one of california's busiest highways taking aim at ice. the sign for junk removal from originally saying we make junk disappear, vandals changing junk to kids, protesting the reason immigration policy, social rights group in decline his claimed responsibility for damaging the fine. a heartwarming reunion between the sheriff to be in 3-year-old girl he saved from a hot car going viral. florida deputy bill done embracing the toddler after she made a full recovery saying she was near death when he found her. >> felt her pulse, pooled her from the car seat, took her back to my car, and at that point her eyes began to flutter. >> her mother allegedly left her in a hot car for 12 hours, she claimed her car was stolen but deputies say she was left after a liquor run. she was arrested and charged with child neglect. don't leave your kids in t

kirstjen neilsen and rip baron trump from mother's msm put it in a cage and see if she stand against the giant a whole she is married to but after social media backlash and secret service inquiry he released a statement of fox news apologizing, quote, it was wrong and i should not have done it. i immediately regretted it and sincerely apologize to the families for what i said and any hurt my words of caused. that wasn't good enough for baron's big brother donald trump junior who tweet did it is a plans to drop fonda from its new movie wondering if the same rules that apply to rosanne barr would apply to him. that he responded quoting a deadline calling the tweets aberrant and reckless but the movie goes on. the so-called anti-fascist group tweeted out the identities and personal information like names, addresses and phone numbers of more than 1500 immigration and customs enforcement agents. the daily collars is the list was compiled and posted by far left nyu producer samuel levine who also tweeted a post father's day screenshot of an ice agent and his son and activists are celebrati

actrs and model brigitte neilsen dropped this age defying pregnancy photo.ooks to be in her third trimester at the age of 54. this will be baby number five for the former mrs. stallone, who became famous as the icy russian from "rocky iv" and did a stint in dr. drew's celebrity rehab in 2008. >> the roots to all good is your family and your kids and very much love in life, and i was risking to lose it all. >> going to have e-newborn. that's a strong lady. >> that's a lot of sleep she's going miss. >> why they're never going rock the boat ♪ it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends sunday. travel consideration provided by -- >>> shea lean woodly is busy shooting the second season of "big little lies" and i'm guessing she's happy to be back on dry land. >> no doubt. she spen

today kamala harris called for neilsen to resign. >>> today lester holt is at the border to see the impact that this is having on children and the families. >>> growing concern around the bay area when it comes to flooding and rising waters. especially in bayfront cities. here's a look from emeryville where waterfront homes may be under water in 30 years. that's according to a new study. melissa colorado joins us in oakland with the details. >> reporter: well, we are live right now along the tidal canal. this is what runs between oakland where i'm standing right now and al highda. over there you can see million dollar plus homes because of their location along the water. and climate scientists say by the end of the century, all of these homes are in jeopardy of being flooded by rising sea levels. >> the back yard essentially about a foot above sea level. so, yes, it does concern us. >> reporter: it's no wonder why they settled in this home 22 years ago. unobstructed views of the water and steps away, access to their own docks. >> in high tides it will almost go up a little bit. >> reporter

actress and model brigitte neilsen dropped this age defying pregnancy photo.ooks to be in her third trimester at the age of 54. this will be baby number five for the former mrs. stallone, who became famous as the icy russian from "rocky iv" and did a stint in dr. drew's celebrity rehab in 2008. >> the roots to all good is your family and your kids and very much love in life, and i was risking to lose it all. >> going to have e-newborn. that's a strong lady. >> that's a lot of sleep she's going miss. >> why they're never going rock next on kron-4 news at eight: it is the moment warriors fans have been waiting for... the nba finals are here..the dubs.. going for their third championship in four years.we are live on both sides of the bay. plus... high winds still causing problems across the bay area.tonight a woman is recovering after part of a large tree fell on her. meteorologist annie hong tells us what we can expect for the rest of the night. and new details on the youtube shooting in san bruno.what we're learning about nasim aghdam's movements the day before

speaker ryan: i'll wherever you to secretary neilsen but the court case is the key thing for us. we have to change the law so that custody stays with d.h.s. that's why we're voting on this tomorrow. reporter: would you entertain a narrow, emergency bill that would -- speaker ryan: again, we are trying to pass this legislation right new. this is good, compromise legislation that solves the child separation issue at the border, it alsosoevers the border. it solves daca. it solves a lot of broken immigration parts. right now we're focused on passing this legislation that's coming to the floor tomorrow. when other situations arides, whatever the circumstances are, we'll cross those bridges when we get to it. reporter: will it send the message you're using the kids as leverage, if you're saying, if you want to reunite these families, you have to vote for this. speaker ryan: i said this last week, we don't think anybody should be -- families shown separated a at the border but we shouldn't make the government choose between support the law d secure the border. they ought to do all of t

going to happen until that happens and will the president put a pause on this speaker ryan: secretary neilsen talked to us us about interim measures. but the court case is the main thing. we have to change the law. that's why we're voting on this tomorrow. reporter: would you entertain a narrow emergency bill that would -- speaker ryan: we're trying to mass this legislation. this is good legislation that solves the child separation at the border, it solves the border, solves daca, solves a lot of our broken immigration parts. we're focused on passing this legislation that's coming to the floor tomorrow. when other situations arise, whatever the circumstances, we'll cross those bridges when we get toyota reporter: are you afraid that it looks like you're using children as weapons, you have to vote for this. speaker ryan: we should not make the government choose between whether to support the law, secure the border, and keep families intact. they ought to do all those things. that's why we're having a vote on this tomorrow. thank you. reporter: you could have a vote on a narrow fix today if you

[shouting] jillian: homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen, sarah sanders and florida atty.m bondi have all been harassed in public places seemingly in response to democratic representative maxine waters fueling the fire. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet you get up and push back on them. >> california congresswoman later walking back those comments but last night shield a group of reporters off camera when asked about the remarks, judicial watch filing an ethics complaint. >> she is in signing violent assault and riot against trump cabinet officials reflects poorly on incredibly of the house and that is an ethics violation and the house of representatives needs to decide whether they will allow the house to be used as a platform by one of its members to incite violence. >> reporter: andy biggs introduced a measure to censure waters and called on her to resign over her comments. jillian: it is heating up like crazy and people have things to say. >> reporter: daniel writing this on facebook, maxine waters is at it again but donald trump is still your president. anyone w

kirstjen neilsen at a mexican restaurant, calling it metro dc democratic socialist, interrupted her evening out. >> no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all ♪ no borders ♪ no walls ♪ sanctuary for all ♪ shannon: no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all. house freedom caucus member republican from virginia with reaction to that and the rest of what is going on. you were inside the meeting with the president, how would you characterize it? people were yelling and clapping and cheering. what happened? >> he laid out all the issues but some more time on immigration, and the goodlatte bill, got your back and that is the basic take away. shannon: how do you claim the difference between the two bills? >> sen. obama was for e-verify, has been around 30 years. the left has gone way left lately. the goodlatte bill has substantial pieces, and -- >> people understand, where the employer, anyone who comes to them, can potentially face criminal penalties and find those things, they don't use the system. >> the rest of the world love to come to the united states but we have to do it legally and rationally.

. >> reporter: kirstjen neilsen has been at the center of this crisis, at the executive order signingnd says it is time for congress to act. listen. >> we ask them to do the job, the laws need to be changed, this is what president after president has dealt with for decades, he is standing up to fix it, we asked congress to do their part. thank you for your leadership. >> reporter: the house expect to vote on two bills, paul ryan and the conservative bill by bob goodlatte but kevin brady says he is confident the leadership bill has the support it needs. >> we need a permanent solution, it sets the back door of illegal immigration, starts to fix the front door of illegal immigration which means it keeps families together, find a path to legal status for dreamers who earn it. >> reporter: yesterday a surprise moment mark meadows, chairman of the freedom caucus arrested against paul ryan saying his bill was not ready for prime time the democrats not expected to support either one, democrats lashing out at the executive order, dianne feinstein, it is extremely troubling the pres.'s executi

kirstjen neilsen amherst by activists and democrat socialists of america say they are just getting started. joining me to talk about it, political scientist david ferris. what do you make of what we are seeing? this conversation is very heated, very emotional, people passionate on all sides. >> the activists were expressing their free-speech rights. there's a lot of outrage about the policy the trump administration has put in place and you see a pretty quick reaction from the administration in part due to this activism but we need to find a policy that stops the family separation policy and that's what these activists want. shannon: where do you draw the line, running people out of the restaurant is one thing but we have seen some nasty volcker tweets and threats against members of the first family, things that shock the conscience, people involved have apologized and said they were emotional and out of line but where do you draw the line with pushing to try to get something done? >> i don't know if you ever spent time on twitter.com. shannon: a scary place. >> terrifying. any threats of v

the same we comment security secretary kirstjen neilsen was shouted out of the dc restaurant. >> if kids don't eat, you don't. >> showed about side her home too. >> it is our duty to fight for our freedom. >> pam body had to abandon her night out at the movies in the face of a similarly confrontational law. >> she wants people to protest, that is one thing but to continue this they are inciting violence. >> reporter: friday night at the red hen restaurant in lexington virginia, 200 miles south of washington, sarah sanders was asked to leave because of her political views. she complied after an employee posted about the incident sanders tweeted her actions say more about her than about me. wilkinson told the washington post i'm not a fan of confrontation but she added this feels like the moment in a democracy when people have to make uncomfortable actions was the house majority leader appeared to suggest the red hen incident is taking america into uncharted territory. >> this is very dangerous. she should apologize to the american public. >> reporter: she did not apologize, she blamed don

the question has been whether this new policy which remember dhs secretary neilsen. from their moms and dads as a deterrent. keeping them honest the administration can't keep the story straight. >> are you intending for this to play out. are you intending for parents to be separated, are you intending to send a message? >> i find that offensive. >> which is interesting and weird because after a few hou aft after. >> no one was being prosecuted by this. four years of this kind of illegal immigration. hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry. >> this is something he has also said publicly before the policy went into effect. mixed messaging aside. reporting -- discusses in the early months of the administration. as of the consequences we are seeing played out now. quoting the source, people foresaw that using that was going to result in a blow back of humanitarian concerns. none of this was a surprise. it was discussed, the consequences were considered first as something to fear and later that view changed. this was not some

. >> think about the tactics we have seen employed in the last week and a half against kirstjen neilsen, stocking her home, sarah sanders not allowed to eat at that restaurant, maxine waters don't let trump advises shop in department stores, these tactics could be used not just against the potential nominee but the senators weighing this on the judiciary committee. the high-tech lynching, put on the seatbelt because this is going to be the resist movement meets the supreme court level. >> democrats say what they want to follow the mcconnell president, not allowing this to happen in an election year. how that going to work out? >> difficult, highly unlikely because republicans have some effect on their side, the last supreme court pick was stalled past the 2016 election, never got a vote or even a hearing. what democrats leave out is that was the joe biden president, he argued there should not be picks in a presidential election year. there was no nominee but said there shouldn't be anybody considered before the election. it is different now because this is a midterm election year, not a

taking the immigration fight today for the front door of the homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen. carrying signs, labelling her a child snatcher. this is days after protesters shouted her out of a washington d.c. restaurant. this is now getting personal. and it's also getting something else. very dangerous. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. the immigration battle boiling over. but is it also getting a little bit too dangerous, too close and exactly too risky for comfort? more on that in a moment. first to john roberts on how the white house is responding to this. john? >> neil, good afternoon to you. the protesters in front of the secretary of homeland security's house shouting no justice, no sleep. they kind of woke up her and the entire neighborhood this morning. the president just a short time ago illuminating what he believes are the stakes in this immigration debate that is a dangerous people that come across the border, gang members and others. the president meeting with a group of angel families, people that have lost a loved one to a crime committed by a person in this

taking the immigration fight today for the front door of the homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen labelling her a child snatcher. this is days after protesters shouted her out of a washington d.c. restaurant. this is now getting personal. and it's also getting something else. very dangerous. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. the immigration battle boiling over. but is it also getting a

yesterday, secretary neilsen tweeted this. we do not have a policy. period. it was announce in the may. it is important to note in the middle of these conflicting claims, much of the outrage isn't about that but about the cruelty of what we're seeing. this photo going viral. a 2-year-old girl crying as an officer detains her mother. and then another of a frightened little boy as his dad is taken into custody. and it is never a good day when your own first lady of your party calls it cruel or immoral or the sit go first lady, herself an immigrant, suggests the country needs govern with heart. nbc's chef bennett is live at the white house. what else did we hear from the president? >> the white house messaging has been all over the map on this. you've seen the president refusing to accept responsibility for this policy outright. even as his own chief of staff has called it a deterrent policy and they have cited scripture. here today the president was really digging in saying this policy is a matter of national security. take a look. >> they could be murderers an

coming up for us, homeland security secretary kirsten neilsen said what the degrees today couldn't beoday she holds the proof that she was wrong about that. >>> last thing before we go, a reminder that whatever happened today in the oval office did not change the reality or the future of the families that have now entered thiminal justice system. where adults and children are separated and processed. that can also mean group court appearances before immigration judges whose court roo this one, have become inunit a as of late with this new so-called zero tolerance policy. we want to repeat a moment from lawrence o'donnell's live broadcast from the border just last night. this is an interview with a gentleman named jonathan ryan who runs a legal services organization. he spoke about what it is like to watch as little kids are called before the court. in many cases, without an attorney present to in effect plead their cases. >> i myself have sat in court the seen children with their little feet dangling from the respondent's chair. little glitter shoes and a dress and a judge leaning ove

. >> homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen is in a restaurant of all places. shame on you!shame! shame! >> fascist pig. >> sean: it gets worse. on friday morning, more protesters surrounded secretary nielsen's home blasting audio recordings of crying children. nobody is now safe from what a mob mentality of the left. not even children are safe as you just saw with sarah huckabee sanders. last week we first reported the president's 12-year-old son, the target of a vile attack just like secretary nielson on twitter from peter fonda. yeah. hanoi jane's brother. she tweeted, we should rip baron trip from his mother's arms, put him in a cage with pedophiles and see if the mother will stand up against the giant blob that she's married to. president trump's 4-year-old granddaughter was also threatened on twitter by a canadian writer. both of these people apologized for these horrific threats. where are the arrests? you're not allowed to threaten the first family. what about madonna? thinking about blowing up the white house? where is the compassion to the left? i thought the democ

secretary of homeland security and woman who doesn't care what it takes to find jason bourne, kirstjen neilsenht, kirstjen went out for a nice dinnjer, which was rudely interrupted when she was heckled by protesters at a mexican restaurant. a mexican restaurant. ( laughter ) that takes cojones. ( cheers and applause ) the-- if i were her, i would not be eating mexican unless she likes her burrito with extra spit. here's the video. >> shame! shame! shame! >> stephen: i think they're actually chanting "shame" so the waiters will bring her some. "could you bring some more chips for the guac and some more shame for the lady?" you know who's really been hung out to dry by trump's sudden ethical back-peddle? former trump campaign manager and douche in the headlights, corey lewandowski, because last night, on tv, out of loyalty to mr. trump, he went all in on the evil. >> i mean, look, i read today about a ten-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage. >> womp, womp. >> i read about a-- did you just say, "womp womp" to a ten-year-old with down syndrome being tak

. >> what do you think secretary neilsen should do?nd the procedures and policies she is promulgated. i don't think she is equipped to do the job that it needs to be done which is that there should be values that are at play that are consistent with who we say we are as americans. the government should be in the business of keeping families together, not tearing families apart. not tearing children from their parents. case that's we've heard of a child being breast fed and taken from their mother. there was a father that committed suicide after his child was taken from them. this is not necessary and they need to end it. she has not the courage or the ability to stand up and say, you know what? i have the discretion and i'm going to exercise discretion in the right way that is reflective of the values of who we are as americans. she needs to go. >> whether she says as she repeated to day from the white house podium there is no family separation policy and there's no abuse of the rights of children. is she lying? >> i have asked these q

parents have sent them here or they've come of their own volition to the u.s.dhs secretary kirsten neilsensays some of the child detainees may be criminals. they're already recruited into a gang because that was the only way they could survive the travel. so this is not only a humanitarian issue from that perspective but we have what we just said - 10 known suspected terrors that we know of trying to travel here a day - as you say we see terrorist propaganda of how to bring weapons across our border. (vicki) if you're heading to the airport, the f-b-i wants you to "be aware." investigators say they're seeing a growing number of sexual assault cases on commercial airline flights. andrew spencer reports. when it comes to sexual assault on commercial flights, the f-b-i wants people to know there are resources in place to help the victims...renee murrell, victim specialist fbi: "...real tangible things, like, 'i'll get you home. we'll worry about your car. i'll help you with that.' talking to their families, who may not know or who they may not want to know, because with sexual assault cases,

secretary neilsen being heckled in that mexican restaurant. and corey lewandowski, the outside advisers being tone-deaf. they wouldn't engage in that. saying, look, i'll leave that up to the analysts to discuss. we'll focus on immigration, steph. >> you mentioned ivanka trump, what exactly is that? because we have heard from former first lady barbara bush. and ivanka touts herself as the advancement of women and girls. besiding tugging at her dad's pants saying dad, are we going to address the girls, has she made any statement to come down here to the detention centers. i would love to get in the detention centers. i don't have access. i'm sure she would. >> reporter: a lot of people want to hear from ivanka trump. when you think about her role, she is one of the president's closest adviser. if not the closest adviser. and think back to another moment when we were discussing children who are suffering. you think about the crisis in syria, when ivanka trump was very outspoken about that to her father. that impacted her personally, she said as a

when secretary neilsen said today if they come to a point of entry, she knows they're slow walking and the policy is separating parents from their children. >> we saw what you're talking about on the border done by intercept. how they are standing right at that edge of the border to prevent these asylum seekers from getting two feet across the line, because legally, correct me if i'm wrong, the moment they get both feet across the line, at that point they cannot be legally turned away. >> they can be slow walked from there. two weeks ago there was 40 families sleeping on that bridge. they were there because night after night they'd say you can't get in the door to the port of entry. and so they would wait day after day. and they made quite a sight. and so with seven of us going down they department want that sight there. so they were stopping them at the middle of the bridge. we heard it appeared the mexican guards on the far end were also checking papers, which is rare. they don't do it when people are leaving a country. as if they might be working in cooperation. we weren't able to s

neilsen, the homeland security secretary was telling republicans that they don't think just changing what they did a week ago can actually stand. they need congress to act. there is a fear that the courts will step in and say you can't keep migrant children with their parents for longer than 20 days as the court has said before. so what does the administration do after that? that is a big question going forward? >> this is a question of governing versus grand standing. the president is clearly content for political gain. can he guide policy to help solve the problem. this caucus is so fractured they are begging for presidential leadership and the president has been unwilling to follow through. he has an opportunity to do something and it is an obligation that is bigger. >> politics is a mess of this. in the last three weeks made it nearly impossible if anything was ever possible getting it through the congress. but the politics don't matter to these 2,000 kids. it doesn't necessarily take a congressional decree. it doesn't take one at all to get them back with their parents. right no

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. >> in the meantime, the controversial homeland security secretary kristen neilsen was heckled in a restaurant outside washington. take a look. >> shame! shame! >> this is right across the street from the white house. demonstrators stormed the restaurant and shouted her out. you heard them yelling shame. she defended the trump administration zero tolerance policy for people trying to come into the u.s. >>> 6:06. new this morning, santa rosa leaders reportedly take another key step in the city's long road to recovery. according to the press democrat council members have approved a new $447 million budget. that's about 16% higher than last year. now a lot of spending will cover costs related to the deadly north bay firestorm. that includes replacing the entire water system in fountain grove contaminated from fire related toxins. a city leaders still hope to recoup some of the money from federal disaster relief. >> 6:06 happening today. san francisco takes action on a plan to some called long overdo, cleaning up conditions at the b.a.r.t. station. recent video showing some of the probl

secretary neilsen defended the trump administration's zero tolerance policy for people coming into the u.s. >>> san francisco takes action on a plan some call long overdo. cleaning up conditions at the civic b.a.r.t. station. recent video showing some of the problem went viral. commuters at time stepping over and through people passed out in the walkway. many of them intravenous drug user as and sometimes there's used needles thrown around. mark farrell will roll out the new safety plan there joined by leaders. >> santa rosa leaders take another keep step in the long road to recovery. council members approved a new $447 million budget. that's about 16% higher than last year. a lot of spending will cover costs related to the deadly north bay firestorm. that includes replacing the entire water system and fountain grove and contaminated from fire related toxins. city leaders hope to recoup some of the money from federal disaster relief. >> moving a little bit closer to finalizing plans for the city's long talked about grade separation project would involve moving the train tracks off stre

in a press conference yesterday, secretary of homeland security kirstin neilsen repeated the lie that the law requires separation and said the policy to break up families was notds a message, not meant to scare immigrants from the border but immediately contradicted by the attorney general speaking on fox. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully. >> this has been the white house's biggest problem is staying on message. neil sen and the president say there is a law there isn't. sessions acknowledges it's a policy not a law and put in place to send a message to immigrants. and then you've got steven miller, incredibly popular podcast from the new york times was going to do an interview today with miller an audio podcast on the daily. the "new york times" spiked that interview and already recorded after the white house said it was uncomfortable with the interview. let's take you out to the new york stock exchange. that was going to be the new york stock exchange but overseas markets didn't do ver

kirstjen neilsen was jeered as she tried to leave a restaurant. this is from the trump campaign trying to raise money for the president's 2020 re-election campaign. they're obviously making it very clear that they see what they believe to be harassment from the left as being a pote issue, heading into the fall midterms and yes bond. -- and beyond. >> it is interesting, you were at the president's rally last night where he lobs insults from jimmy fallon to the prime minister of canada. you were on the receiving end of a good deal of uncivility which is often encouraged by the president during speeches. >> reporter: that's right, and there were glaring headlines from the president's remarks going after jimmy fallon, and talking about a host of different topics. one thing we didn't focus on is he once again referred to us as fake news and the enemy of the people. anderson, i've eseen this at countless trump rallies where he just whips people up into a frenzy. so it was no surprise to me when i walked into that rally yesterday evening hours before the

so you have attorney general jeffessions and homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen trying to win over republicans that may be on the fence or leaning for voting for these immigration plans. michael mccall from texas telling lawmakers the attorney general came and talked to lawmakers and said he supports both bills, the mccall goodlatte one. it's a strong station from the administration when the president came up and the attorney general came today. democrats are hammering away at the narrower issue about family separation with a civil rights icon saying he's willing to be arrested again on this issue. >> the attorney general call and talked to us and says he supports both bills, both mccall goodlatte 1 and 2. so it's a strong statement from the administration when the president came yesterday and the attorney general came today. >> so that was chairman mccall on the other side you have john lewis saying he's willing to be arrested a again until he finds this issue very emotional. >> some of these young children may never ever see their mother on or their fathers again. it's not r

in new orleans, the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen neilsen, also rejected the backlash. >> there has been much outcry, coternation and, frankly, misinformation for many in the press, in congress and advocacy groups over the last few weeks that we at d.h.s. are intentionally doing things that are un-humanitarian, that are cruel, immoral and disgraceful. we are doing nonof those things. we are enforcing the laws passed by congress >> alcindor: but the outcry grows with every new report. border patrol released video shot over the weekend of a facility in mcallen, texas. it showed people held in fenced "cages," and children lying onma covered in foil "blankets." outside, democratic politicians joined with protesters. what we're doing as a nation is inflicting enormous harm a these ki on the parents. >> this is not the texas i know, this is not the america that i grew up in. >> alcindor: federal officials say about 000 children were separated in april and may alone. and increasingly, republicans are joining in eressing outrage. t "the washington post" l night, formefirst lady la

>> secretary neilsen responding to the question about the kids by saying we are implementing that executive order. the president blinked. his public focus on the children lasting about as long as an actual blink. after the reversal after he was blaming democrats on the hill, that is where the house is starting votes next hour on a couple of bills. republicans are not quite singing. we will show you a heate face-to-face on the house floor and tell you what is next if both bills end up shot down with the president weighing in. then aside from all of this guess who is back in the news, michael cohen. adding to techulation he might cooperate with prosecutoprosecu we have a team of reporters set up and ready to go. i want to start with the rare retreat and reversal by president trump and the four biggest questions we have about the executive order. first, whether or when detained kids will be reunited with their parents. if a child is in custody they won't be immediately returned to their folks but it is not clear how long it will take. we kople who cross the border illegally will be detained wh

in april, secretary neilsen testified that isis has encouraged its followers to cross our southwest border given the loopholes that they are also aware of. we must solve this problem. and we must solve it today. so, mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this bill and give the american people the security that they have long demanded and deserve. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 4760, a bill that doubles down on the president's cruel zero tolerance policy. this harsh anti-immigrant, anti-american bill is the realization of the president's and border tion security rhetoric and policies. remember when the republican party used to say it was the party of family and border values? h.r. 4760 is focused on families but not in a good way. it is focused on separating families, incarcerating families, and eliminating pathways for family-based immigration. remember when the republican party used it say value

parents have sent them here or they've come of their own volition to the u.s.dhs secretary kirsten neilsene of the child detainees may be criminals. they're already recruited into a gang because that was the only way they could survive the travel. so this is not only a humanitarian issue from that perspective but we have what we just said - 10 known suspected terrors that we know of trying to travel here a day - as you say we see terrorist propaganda of how to bring weapons across our border. (grant)(grant) among the california lawmakers who've been angrily sounding offon the separation of families at the border -- bay area congresswomananna eshoo.. (vicki) she talked to our catherine heenan about that today... catherine is in the newsroom with more.. (catherine) congresswoman eshoo certainly isn't alone infinding the plight of the children distressing. but for her - the issue resonates on a very personal level. she talked to us by phone earlier... eshoo says her own mother came through ellis island as a young girl...and was separated for a time from 'her' mother.. rep. eshoo - she was tra

just recently secretary neilsen testified that, she said, we ve also seen isis in written materials encourage isis followers to cross our southwest border given the loopholes that they are aware of. hen ard from admiral rickson, the u.s. southern command admiral say, some of these people attempting to oss our borders have ties to terrorism and some have intentions to conduct attacks in the homelands. and then this one terrorism and some have intentions to conduct attacks. recently declassified c.i.a. report written in 2003 said specific information at the time al qaeda's ongoing interest to enter the united states over land borders with mexico and canada. then they also reported by the c.i.a., this is the c.i.a. reporting, bin laden apparently sought operatives with valid mexican passports. the secretary went on to say, we're identifying and stopping terror suspects who would otherwise have gone undetected. in fact, on average my known ent now stops 10 or suspected terrorists a day, ot a year. 10 known terror suspects a day from entering into the united states. i think it's time we get this d

in april, secretary neilsen testified that isis has encouraged its followers to cross our southwest border given the loopholes that they are also aware of. we must solve this problem. and we must solve it today. so, mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this bill and give the american people the security that they have long demanded and deserve. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 4760, a bill that doubles down on the president's cruel zero tolerance policy. this harsh anti-immigrant, anti-american bill is the realization of the president's and border tion security rhetoric and policies. remember when the republican party used to say it was the party of family and border values? h.r. 4760 is focused on families but not in a good way. it is focused on separating families, incarcerating families, and eliminating pathways for family-based immigration. remember when the republican party used it say value

secretary neilsen? secretary neilsen: we ask congress to do those in favor say aye job, the laws need to be changed. s that problem president after president has dealt with for decades. this one is willing to stand up and fix it. thank you, sir, for your leadership. president trump: thank you. great job. we're going to have a lot of appy people. this has been going on for 60 years. 60 years, nobody has taken care of it. nobody has had the political courage to take care of it. but we're going to take care of it. it's been going on for a long time. the border is just as tough. but we do want to keep families together. this is a problem, if you look at some of those horrible scenes from a few years ago, to me they were horrible scenes. they were just terrible. that was during the obama administration. other administrations have had the same thing. we're keeping the family together. and so this is it. and also there may be some litigation. we're also wanting to go through congress. we will be going through

the president was joined with vice president pence and omeland security secretary kristjen neilsen for the signing.

neilsen: i thank you for your leadership, sir. we look forward to and expect the house to act this week. we ask them to do their jobs. laws need to be changed. this is a problem presidents have dealt with for decades. we asked congress to do their part. thank you, sir for your leadership. pres. trump: thank you very much, great job. ok. we are going to have a lot of ppy people. >> y juanes along to sign this? you wait so long to sign this? pres. trump: this has been going on for 60 years. nobody has had the political courage to take care of it. but we are going to take care of it. the border is just as tough. but we want to keep families together. this is a problem. if you look at some of those horrible scenes from a few years ago -- to me, they were horrible scenes. just terrible. that was during the obama administration. other administrations have had the same thing. we are keeping the families together. also, there may be litigation. we are wanting to go through congress. we will be going through congress. we are working on a m