. >>> we are follow breaking news, arizona mother of two being deported back to her native mexico, a day after appearing for an immigration check. she's been in this country illegally since 14 years of age. she was convicted of felony impersonation. when she got out she appealed her impending deportation but lost, in the meantime she had to regularly check in with immigration officials, this was her eighth visit with them and had yet to be deported until now. her arrest sparked angry outbursts. let's begin with jean casarez who is on this. explain to me, if she kept going back to immigration officials, was in this country illegally, they had not deported her until now. why? >> reporter: ice tells me there's a list and once you have that permanent order of removal which she did gain if 2013, that you do have to check in with ice which they say she did, but that's to maintain accountability because there's a long list of then having deportation so it happened it was her number up at this point. they also say they can't confirm she's been the first one deported since this executive orde

saying trump's lower tax agenda is a big reason why his company is investing $7 billion in the new arizona factory. trading around 10,000 jobs inside and outside intel. more proof that we need tax cuts now. charles gasperino, gerri willis, ben stein, kennedy is off this week. all right, charlie, do we need tax reform right now? >> i would say the sooner the better, particularly on corporate tax reform, which will, i think, be the immediate boost to jobs, although i like a tax cut and i think the more i spend and the more people like you spend and, definitely, the more ben spends, the better the economy. because he spends a lot. he's got a lot of money. when people with a lot of money spend a lot of money, that infuses the economy and i think we need corporate tax cutsment here is where the rubber meets the road. the president's going to have a plan and they're going to have a plan and then there's a competing plan called the infrastructure spending bill. and the wall. and how much of a tax cut can we have if we do both at the same time? now, it may be the point where they do the tax cuts f

intel just announced that it will move ahead with a new plan to arizona that probably was never going to move ahead with. and that will result in at least 10,000 american jobs. walmart announced it will create 10,000 jobs in the united states just this year because of our various plans and and initiatives. there will be many, many more. many more. these are a few we're naming. other countries have been taking advantage of us for decades. decades and decades and decades, folks. and we're not going to let that happen any more. not going to let it happen. and one more thing, i kept my promise to the american people by nominating a justice of the united states supreme court, judge neil gorsuch, from my list of 20, and who will be a true defend her of our laws and our

the president is still focusing on jobs in the oval office to reveal a new arizona factory and a product that he said it will create 10,000 u.s. jobs. but remember intel has plans all over the world where they make stuff and imported back here. blake burman is just out at the press conference. he has a scoop on wall street. that is a record and could blow away the record books. it can grab the eyeballs. liz: there is a lot of breaking news. it's just been spotted on capitol hill. this is where the news really comes in specifically. he speak with democrats right now. this is significant. or simply getting to know you. the supreme court pick working to speak to some of the democrats and maybe build some bridges across the aisle. we have cameras stacking this whole situation. they power higher in the final hour of trade on track for its second straight record close that would be the 20th record close since the election. right now were up five and half points. investors are definitely hitting the button on facebook. it's also on track for a record close. after bank of america added the stock

ceo brian krzanich meeting with president trump, announcing the $7 billion investment in arizona in building a new said should employ 3000 people and will create over 10,000 jobs overall in arizona. he said the company had been planning the factory, but new tax policies, expected tax policies, helps the company make the decision. cory johnson in san francisco right now. apple is beefing up its tv teams. they heard the former head of amazons fire tv, negotiating media content deals. bloomberg technology reporter mark gurman joins us from san francisco. what do these moves mean for apple tv? are we finally going to get some traction here? >> this is pretty significant. for a little bit of history, 2013, apple hired a man who really focused on content distribution for hulu. until this past month, he is been in charge of the apple tv set-top box. now they're moving him to a role in 80 q's organization to deal with these content negotiations and hopefully strike some deals. replacing them is a man named timothy twerdahl. who's in charge of amazons fire tv. amazon's to the apple tv. what do we know abou

news. >>> and arizona senator john mccabe spoke to the conference yesterday blasting president trump without mentioning him by name. mccain is chairman of the senate arms services committee. he says the founders of nato would be frightened by what he called a, quote, growing inability to separate truth from lies and acknowledged that europe is group dropping out of its role of global leadership. senator mccain said these are dangerous times and europe should not count america out. >>> and water logged streets and hillsides have led to the closure of several roadways here. the closures are in effect in maxwell off of interstate 5. old highway 99 is closed from the glen county ryan to williams and maxwell road is closed west of the westbound i- 5 southbound on and off ramps. several streets in maxwell are still under water. >>> at least four people have been killed in southern california by one of the strongest storms to hit that area in years. as in san bernardino county, fire officials say a person was found dead inside a vehicle that was submerged in water a55- year-old man in sherman oaks

giants got starting with pitchers and catchers, hanging out in arizona. new acquire over the summer. he struck out ten before b ichbt convenie intervened. moore excited about being a giant. >> really soak in this off season. having been with tampa bay for almost 10 years to now call myself a giant is very first nature, prepare to be some of the brief thing that's happened last year is something to build on. >>> to the ice. sharks host florida what a month for patrick marleaued scored 500th goal with 9-game slump streep. six of marleau said familiarity with coach peter deboer in year two should help heading to the playoffs. >> it's been great. in the second year everybody's knowledgeable about the system what he expects out of you. did have a bitter start this year. have 24 games left before playoffs, got to keep our spolt spot to get home ice come playoff time. >> depending on what reports you believe, we'rek.either very close to floyd mayweather-conor mcgregor fight. they're talking about a pay-per-view worth hundreds of millions, it would be the biggest rip

giants got starting with pitchers and catchers, hanging out in arizona. new acquire over the summer. he struck out ten before b ichbt convenie intervened. moore excited about being a giant. >> really soak in this off season. having been with tampa bay for almost 10 years to now call myself a giant is very first nature, prepare to be some of the brief thing that's happened last year is something to build on. >>> to the ice. sharks host florida what a month for patrick marleaued scored 500th goal with 9-game slump streep. six of marleau said familiarity with coach peter deboer in year two should help heading to the playoffs. >> it's been great. in the second year everybody's knowledgeable about the system what he expects out of you. did have a bitter start this year. have 24 games left before playoffs, got to keep our spolt spot to get home ice come playoff time. >> depending on what reports you believe, we'rek.either very close to floyd mayweather-conor mcgregor fight. they're talking about a pay-per-view worth hundreds of millions, it would be the biggest rip

intel will create 10,000 brand new beautiful american jobs with their new plant in arizona. more analysis of donald trump's latest speech on our website. just log on to bbc.com/news, where you'll also find a look at the executive orders which the president has signed. meanwhile the us vice president, mike pence, has used his first major foreign policy speech to reassure allies that donald trump does support nato. just weeks after the president called the military alliance "obsolete," mr pence told a security conference in munich that america's commitment to it was unwavering. but he also made it clear that the white house expected nato members to increase their spending on defence. from munich, our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, sent this report. nato exercises in poland. a show of strength to counter what many see as a growing threat from russia. massive deployment of us military might in europe underlines how america has been the predominant power in nato since the end of the second world war. now there's a us president who has called this alliance obsolet

inteljust announced that it will move ahead with a new plant in arizona that probably was going to not0 american jobs. walmart announced it will create 10,000 jobs in the american a & e united states —— united states because of our various plans and initiatives. there will be many, many more. these are a few that were named. you can talk to me about those big deals. how involved is the president getting in these corporate decisions?” involved is the president getting in these corporate decisions? i hate to sound like a broken record, but i think it is a case of these being a long—term investment. companies can't spend that kind of money overnight. intel, it is not false or true, it is more complicated. intel actually planned on spending $7 billion, that is the announcement that trump was referring to. that was a factory in arizona. that factory with actually started in 2011, it was announced under president obama and the reason it was not completed was that there was a lack of demand for the product. that isn't and we have not heard from donald trump that economies to lee e but economi

-mexico border, not just border states like texas, new mexico, arizona, and california, but the entire united states. here's some facts that i'd like to start with, then i want to ensure that some of my colleagues who can bring their wisdom and experience and perspective to this are able to do so. the first fact we should know is that we have record low levels of north-bund migration from mexico. in fact, more mexican nationals today are going south into mexico than are coming north into the united states. we have less than zero migration from mexico. total northbound apprehensions of any people from any country coming across our southern border are also at historic lows. and if there are any surges in people or populations coming across that border, it happens to be young children and families fleeing horrific, historic violence in the northern triangle of central america and those little kids, they're not trying to evade detection, they're not trying to climb fences, they're not trying to escape the border patrol. they are in fact turning themselves in, presenting themselves to boare

the fence stops and starts at various points throughout california, arizona, new mexico and texas. n air drone shows you what it actually looks like over nogales, arizona. those in charge of building and manning a new wall now say plans may need to be scaled back, way back. our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin explains why. >> reporter: it is 18 feet tall made of steel with a cement base. call it what you want, but the government planners, security experts and homeland security officials who will be in charge of building it call this a fence. this is the most recently built barrier between the united states and mexico near brownsville, texas. and cnn has been told by multiple sources within the agencies involved in building, paying for and enforcing this barrier that this is what president trump's wall may look like. u.s. customs and border patrol is planning to present the plan for border security to its bosses possibly this week, and cnn has learned new details. first, they say the wall should not be a wall. it should be a fence, and that could become a sticky situa

here are the top 10 states led california, new york, texas ohio, arizona, north carolina, washington state, pennsylvania, and illinois. let's go to george joining us from west virginia on the democrat's line with professor tickets and from tufts university. good morning, george. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. i have a question. there is a difference between a refugee and an immigrant. a lot of people don't understand that, and even this professor has not mentioned it. the refugee is a person who is leaving their country because of or something going on from their country they want to get away from. is somebodyrant that goes through the legal process that wants to come to the country to do better for themselves and for their family. host: thank you, george, we will get a response. guest: george, you are right. that is a very good point. the u.s. every year admits close to one million immigrants, people who come for economic reasons, but mainly to join their families -- family reunification's. and they come as part of a green card lottery. and those are the people who a

. >> intel just announced it will move ahead with the new plan in arizona that probably was nephew goingmove ahead with. and that will result i believe 10,000 american jobs. >> sort of. >> the 10,000 jobs will not be at the factory itself. it is a number, estimate of all the jobs created by the existence of the factory. that's intel ceo announcing the completion of the factory in the oval office last week. that too is a bit of theater. intel gave president obama a tour of that factory. you can find the press releases on the website. there is no picture of the president of the united states visiting. >> we expect a pause on the market today. a three-day weekend is ahead. monday is a holiday. we had five days in a row in which the three major indexes hit records. couldn't keep it up thursday. the dow pwroebgt tabroke the ta. but the others didn't make it six in row. >> what a run, though. >> oh, my goodness. absolutely. >> pause on the market. pause for some of your weekend plans here. we don't want to be the bearer of bad news. but if you were going to go to the livermore del valle region

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between texas and mexico, or even between new mexico and arizona and california and mexico. why would el paso be an unusually safe city if it sits oned border, if it sits on the border in the fashion that it does, and it does. the gentleman from el paso recounted that it's because they get along with each other and because they have 25% immigrants in his constituent population and somehow they've reached this balance that they get along, so they don't commit crimes against each other. i didn't hear him address the drug problem at all. he may have and i missed it. but i will submit, that's not the reason that the crime rate's low in el paso. anybody that would like to fly over the border and take a look at that in el paso can see why the crime rate is low. and i recall president obama going down there and standing within about a mile of the border, a few years ago, and making remarks that he said, some people want to build a wall on the border. some want to build a fence. some want to build a mote. some may want to put alligators in it. that was president obama's statement. h

gadi schwartz, nbc news, nogales, arizona. >>> they say the show must go on in the world of entertainment. that it did. the performance overnight with the flying wallendas. returning to the high wire after the scary accident that almost turned deadly this week. nbc's gabe gutierrez is outside the circus in sarasota, florida. >> reporter: craig, good morning. he called it the worst nightmare, but 48 hours after nik said, it was the rough day. he and his team were back in sarasota in front of a sold out crowd and he did not disappoint. >> nik wallenda. >> reporter: this morning, nik and his team of acrobats are once again flying high. >> breath taking. >> i don't know how they do it. >> reporter: high wire bicycle act nail biting displays of sarasota. opening night two days after the unthinkable. >> these are my family members. to witness that happen. it is upsetting. >> reporter: on wednesday, wallenda says he and his team were practicing a pyramid when someone lost their balance. five of them plummeted to the ground. >> still triaging. >> reporter: wallenda says his aunt is out of surgery

economically speaking, i would borderpecially the four states, california, new mexico, arizona, texashe top destination is mexico. those four states have made 25% of the u.s. economy. california is huge. me, the border .tates will come to mexico i believe time is going to help mexico because the natural allies of mexico will come out. is that we narrative will negotiate nafta. it will take time. in terms of candidates, we will see ambivalence. we have the promise of canada. the 1980's, was a champion of globalization. because of canada, we are close. canada was the champion. -- sorry but we also have [indiscernible] he imposes visas on mexican nationals. in the midst of the h1n1 crisis. by the way, that was a north american crisis. the number of people having h1n1 was very alarming, not only in mexico but entire north america. youou look at a map and look at the cities with more than 500 people affected, north america was red. why was that? connectivitye between canada, the u.s., and mexico. so the connectivity is there. there are some conservative people in canada, some that prefer t

gatti schwartz, nbc news, nogales, arizona. >>> they say the show must go on, in the world of entertainment. and that it did, in an emotional performance overnight with the flying wallendas, returning to the high-wire after a scary tightrope accident that almost turned deadly this week. nbc's gabe gutierrez is live outside the circus in sarasota, florida. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. he said it was his worst nightmare, but 48 hours after what nik wallenda called the roughest day of his life, he and his team were back here at circus sarasota, this time in front of a sold-out crowd. they did not disappoint. >> the fabulous wallenda! >> reporter: this morning, nik wallenda and his team of death-defying acrobats are once again flying high. >> it was breathtaking. >> i don't know how they do it. >> reporter: their high-wire bicycle act, nail-biting displays of balance, dazzling a sold-out crowd at circus sarasota, opening night just two days after the unthinkable. >> these are my family members and to have to witness that happen, it's upsetting, it's heartbreaking. >> re

texas, new york, michigan, ohio, arizona, north carolina, state, pennsylvania and illinois. let's go to george. good morning. thank you for c-span. here is a difference between a refugee and an immigrant. a lot of people don't understand the professor has not mentioned that. refugee is a person that is leaving their country because of inmoil or something going on their country that they want to get away from. refugee -- i mean an goes through the legal process to come to the country to do better for and their family. host: we will get a response. guest: yes, george, you are right. that is a very good point. the u.s. every year admits close a million immigrants, people reasons for economic but mainly to join their families and they come as part green card lottery. and that is just the people who permanently.re we have millions of tourists and business people. that es are a subset of group. each year we have an allotted refugees that comes and that quota is set by the president. 2016 the quota was 85,000 refugees, which was much.d pretty the fiscal quota for this year set by p

whether it is arizona, texas, new york, illinois, idaho. so the sheriff as a whole, the one thing that we need, is some sort of legal opinion in regards to honoring detainers for the jails. that's one of the things that's a significant impact for us with individuals in our jails. typically for us, they are booked into the jail and they go through the state process and get sentenced to prison and then are turned over to the state for doc. and that's something that all of the sheriffs across the u.s. and we articulated to the sheriff yesterday. >> thank you. judge, in your everyday duties, what security issues would you be concerned about, and do you see the wall as an answer to those security issues? from your standpoint? >> thank you for the question, congressman. let me point out that with regard to cameron and idalgo county, we already have 50 miles of fencing already in place. you alluded to it right now, when you say we have 1500 vacancies and we look at another 5,000 and another 6500, let me tell you how that impacts me locally. these

the southwestern border coalition concludes the state of california, arizona, new mexico and texas combining for a total of 1989 miles of border between the united states and republic of mexico within the 1900 miles of border from san diego, california to brownsville, texas lie 31 counties. the terrain throughout much is from rural rafrm land, high desert to desert like valleys to ranges and most belong to private land owners. some are national or state parks. so the need for each of these individual counties is unique in its own way. the coalition was founded in 2005 to find an effort to a regional solution to national problem. we all share common issues but there is no one issue more important than making sure that we secure our communities and which the people feel safe in homes and surroundings. sheriffs have a vested interest in the law enforcement, social impact health and overall quality of life of those that we serve. sheriffs are unique in the understanding of the pulse of their communities and public that evaluates during election time that determines whether they stay employed eve

new factory. brian crasanich says they will open a chip making facility in chandler, arizona. called fab 42 is expected to create more than 3,000 jobs. >> fab 42 is an investment in intel but also the u.s.'s future in innovation and leadership in the semiconductor industry. >> he's been supportive of the president's new regulation standards. back in june, the new york times reported he was planning to host a fund-raiser at his home in atherton for mr. trump. the event was cancelled following the report. >>> a federal judge has blocked the proposed $48 million merger of two of the nation's largest health insurers. the merger of cigna and anthem is denied. aetna and humana merger was blocked last month. >>> warriors in action tonight. they're responding to under armor's comments about president trump. curry told the bay area news group, i agree with that description, if you remove the et from asset. the warriors guard said he talked with plank yesterday, and the ceo told him his comments were meant from a business perspective. he distanced himself from the president's controversi

flooding in san diego and in the higher elevation, as well, up to a foot of snow possible from arizona to new mexico and up into colorado. okay, so here's the situation farther north. look at this. wild weather, seattle, rain, thunder, snow. and thunder lightning. powerful lightning strike on the city's landmark's space needle. thanks to the needle's 24 lightning rods plus the spire itself there was no damage but it's a regular target of mother nature, i'd say so. >> and made for a very cool video. >>> still ahead the manhunt under way after an kused killer was released from jail by mistake. >>> plus, walking free. possibly very soon. why o.j. simpson could be out of jail by the end of the year. >>> an adventure out of this world. literally. spacex is announcing when they plan to send tourists around the moon. >>> the kansas man charged in two apparent biased killings due back in court. adam purinton did not enter a plea during his first court appearance via video charged with murdering two indian immigrants at a kansas city last week. witnesses say he shouted get out of my country before. >>

arizona until will open and a new plant to create 10,000 american jobs. [applause] we will see more and more of that cutting taxes and including for business to create a level playing field for our workers. and american workers will always always win. but we did not have a level playing field but very shortly you will hobble level playing field again. [applause] america as a country wins. that is my message here today we will start winning again to beat taken in vantage we love our workers and fight for our jobs. we will fight for our families. and we will fight to get more jobs and better paying jobs to the whale citizens of our country. [applause] you heard me say it before. from now what it will be america first. there is nothing we cannot accomplish. no dream of do great though gold beyond our reach. we will rebuild this country to be injured that every forgotten community has a bright future it deserves. by the way those communities are forgotten along for. election took care of that. [applause] we will pass on to our children freedom of prosperity t

news. >> police in arizona released body cam footage from the knit that plane crashed into a house there.hat happened back in september. you can see people trying to hold a woman back distraught over the aircraft crashing right into her house. the small plane was carrying a group of sky divers. all of whom escaped. fortunately nobody was hurt there. but the house was seriously damaged as you can see. the homeowner says she plans to rebuild it. >>> federal aviation administration investigating why a helicopter crashed near app apartment complex in new jersey. this happened last night in chatham. pilot was not hurt but his lone passenger was taken to the hospital with back pain. the helicopter came down just 3 miles from the morristown airport. fortunately no one on the ground was hurt. >>> certainly is reason enough to celebrate when you reach 90 years old. >> it certainly s today in old city that was reason times three. triplets betty, joe and mna spending saturday ringing in their big 90 together. friends and family coming from all over the country to mark this special milestone for the

intel just announced that it plantove ahead with a new in arizona that probably was never going to move ahead with. will result in at least 10,000 american jobs. it will createed 10,000 jobs in the united states of ouris year, because various plans and initiatives. there will be many, many more. these are a few that we're naming. other countries have been taking of us for decades, decades and decades and decades. and we're not gonna let that happen anymore. gonna let it happen. one more thing. i have kept my promise to the american people by nominating a justice of the united states judge neilrt, gorsuch, who is from my list of be a true will defender of our laws and our constitution. highly respected. he should get the votes from the democrats. but he'llt see that, get there, one way or the other. but he should get there the way, and he should get those votes. this last month has represented an unprecedented degree of action on behalf of the great of our country. again, i say it. there has never been a presidency that's done so much in such a short period of time. and we haven't even s

the states affects are here in california, arizona, new mexico, texas, oregon, nevada, utah, coloradofinally louisiana. asked about the report this morning, sean spicer tweeted you see it there, 100% false. let me add he also said there is no effort at all to round up the national guard to round up illegal immigrant. i wish you asked before you tweeted he added to that report. the story is changing minute by minute. we're going to stay on this and update you at the top of the 9. the president left andrews air force base about an hour ago. he is on air force 1 right now heading down to south carolina to visit a boeing plant there. we're unsure when we will hear from the president about that story. but we will see you at 9:00. guys. >> thank you, frank. >>> now we turn to you and ask what do you think about the report that the trump administration is considering a proposal to use the national guard to round up unauthorized immigrants in 11 states, including ours. let us know what you think by posting a comment on facebook or tweet us using the hashtag tvu. >>> back to the weather not ju

that's followed by michigan, texas, arizona, and new york.ort says 20-16 was the busiest year for refugee arrivals from iran, iraq, lybia, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen. the state bar association is urging attorneys in california to help people who need a lawyer for immigration issues and other problems. this week, numerous volunteer lawyers showed up to airports... looking to help refugees and immigrants affected by president trump's travel ban. they are now asking lawyers to continue pro- bono work as long as people are affected by the president's immigration policies. at least nine lawsuits challenging the travel ban have been filed in federal courts in the past week. nordstrom says they are going to stop selling ivanka trump clothing and accessories. the department store chain said the decision was based on the sales performance of the first daughter's brand. a nordstrom spokesperson didn't say whether the decision to stop buying the brand was permanent, only that they make buying decisions each season. the move comes amid a weekslong

fiat chrysler, they are bringing in morejobs and billions of dollars due to the new business climate we are creating. in arizona, intel, great company, just announced it will create 10,000 brand new, beautiful american jobs. the american woman who was at the centre of the us supreme court ruling which legalised abortion in america has died. norma mccorvey was known under the pseudonym jane roe, when she took legal action to allow her to terminate a pregnancy in the 1973 roe versus wade case. she later waived her right to anonymity and became an anti—abortion campaigner. caroline davies reports. she was known as jane roe. the unexpected hero of abortion rights in the united states. in 1969, aged 22, norma mccorvey wanted to end her pregnancy. abortion was illegal in the state where she lived, texas, so she sued. she used the namejane roe. her case reached the supreme court and became one of the most well—known cases in american legal history, roe versus wade. the landmark ruling by the court meant that it was no longer legal for an american state to outlaw abortion in the first three months of pregnancy. but, by

arizona. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> mark is here to talk about spring training went down to see the a's in arizona. >> he is down there in the beautiful weather. the a's are no longer in phoenix, they are in mesa now. >> reporter: the a's in the past have traded away their veteran players for pros prospects and hope that they mesh, but this year they kept some of their leadership. >> we have some veterans in these positions, it's the guys that we brought in, that we feel is good for the younger guys that may not be here yet. like davis. in adam's case, he has been here before so he knows how things works. >> the chemistry has been considered good in the past. is that important? >> for us, an organization and a team that has always had a free spirit clubhouse, we feel good about what we have right now. >>> lets talk about the warriors, they are taking on sacramento, trying to keep that streak alive. the all star weekend is approaching. this is the last game before the break, all of the stars, green and thompson will be there. green has been on his game as of late

arizona. we have the details from new york. ntel ceo visited donald trump at the white house wednesday. in addition to the $7 billion factory investment, he said 10,000 new jobs will come to the state of arizona. >> thank you mr. president. it is an honor to be here representing intel and to announce our $7 billion investment in our newest most advanced factory in chandler, arizona. we will be completing that factory to make the most advanced semi nanometer conductive chips on the planet. yousef: he credited mr. trump's deregulation policies. we were later told that $7 billion investment was already planned as part of the $12 billion budget for 2017, and that construction on the chip factory pentagon in 2011. intel shares had popped 1% higher, but back to the flatlined by the end of the day. in san francisco, no ruling from the ninth circuit court of appeals. the three-judge panel is weighing whether to unfreeze mr. trump's travel ban on seven muslim majority nations. she said "the law is on his side" and read from the u.s. statute to a conference of police chief. he said "even a that h

host: molly o'toole's most recent story, a new immigration crackdown. scott -- counsel, arizona, scottsville,l -- arizona, democrat, bill. caller: the u.s. has a and funded and otherwise assisted mexican security forces in their war against the cartels. my question was whether you think we might see the trump administration try to use that assistance as leverage to extract concessions from the mexican government, and if you wanted to do that, could he do it unilaterally or would he need congress? guest: that is a great transition from what we were talking about. on friday, that audit of mexican dhs asnce was due to they consider what leverage they might have to compel mexico to pay for the wall or other issues. that is one of the primary sources of assistance we provide mexico, particularly directly for its direct security assistance for the drug war. billions of dollars. sodoes go through congress, congress would have a say if it came to redirecting that ending for something else -- that funding for something else. is a great lens through which to look at what sort of leverage

. >> we traveled through texas, new mexico and arizona. >> put it into your tool bag for when you needmpe police department told us how meditation is upping their game. >> i'm 5'2". i'm about 110 pounds. i'm very tiny so when i show up to scenes it's essential i'm calm. >> reporter: after 11 days and 18 states, we ended up in l.a. where we saw the pacific ocean. did a quick chant with a musician moby and called it a day. it's a wrap. i have to say i've been in a lot of meditation sessions and never have i seen anybody like paula actually interrupt the teacher to ask while she's in the middle -- >> wait. i thought she said it was a safe space, it was the circle of >> if they're teaching you can ask questions. >> yes, you can. usually you wait until the meditation is over. it's paula faris. >> you didn't lay gross groutho rules. >> throwing ron under the bus. >> eat before you go. >> projecting. >> it was the same place for everybody but ron. >>> by the way if you want to see more of the road trip and learn how to meditate for free download the 10% happier app. >> i just never stop talki

obamacare and to work with us to replace it with new reforms that reverse this nationwide health care tragedy. it's a tragedy. you look at some states, arizona , up 116%.

back thousands of jobs, investing billions of dollars because of the new business climate we are creating in our country. in arizonatel just announced it will open a new plant that will create at least 10,000 brand-new american jobs. [applause] i followed through on my promise to withdraw from the job killing disaster known as the transpacific partnership, tpp. we have just terminated our relationship to it. we are going to have tremendous trade deals all over the world, but they are going to be bilateral or one-on-one. none of these deals where we get caught in quicksand, mired in and can't do anything about it, like nafta and so many others. i my administration has begun plans to crack down on foreign cheating and currency manipulation, which is killing our companies and really hurting our workers. we are going to end it. within a few days of taking the oath of office, i have taken steps to begin the construction of the keystone and the code -- dakota access pipeline. [applause] anywhere from 30 to 40,000 jobs. and as i was about to sign it, i said, who makes the pipe? who makes the pipe? something this audience

new. if trump is hitler over these i.c.e. rates, stalin combined, like my wife at christmas, he sends back everything, send national guard troops to arizonanew mexico, claimed it was for logistical support, so the other agents can actually do the, "rounding up." >> but it is a necessary step. that's my point. people want the immigrants gone, but when you start seeing the implementation at -- >> slowdown, slowdown, wait a minute. dana, when you militarize a group of people and say, you are in charge of deportation. the idea of a deportation force scares people a little bit. you see why people might be anxious? >> when i first saw the ap breaking news tweets this morning, i have learned to not react until -- within four or five hours they will be another story. now, the ap says that they asked for comment, that they didn't get it, there was a question of, they made this up. then they released the actual memo from john kelly, but they say it was just a draft and he never saw it. here is the bottom line, the administration has said, this is not happening. so that actually now is policy. it doesn't really matter. if you are worried, if you are