newport beach is an uber rich republican enclave of california.surprise that they would be on board with the president being against sanctuary cities. that is not the way the majority of californians feel. in these republican little hotbeds, certainly in the oc, certainly newport beach where they have lower crime, they have more money for their law enforcement, unlike the city of los angeles, even the county of los angeles, i'm not surprised. >> shannon: got to bring encouraged. >> it is not just newport beach. it is also little towns like los alamitos and escondido, the kind of towns which used to be the backbone of california before the middle class up and went off to texas. look, i am very excited about what is happening out here in california. we are finally fighting back. i'm very excited about this national guard thing, too. i was in the national guard in california for about 23 years. i commanded the platoon and acting brigade level. so these are my guys and moses the mission our guys have done. and this is going to stun you. i will give cr

i grew up in newport beach, i'm in dc now but this is not the bob dornan newport beach anymore.e been back home. retta sanchez is there congresswoman now. the demographics of changed. these cities on the border, they are south of sacramento hundreds of miles south of sacramento near the mexican border and dealing with crime and the economic impact of illegal immigration. they are pushing back because they are trying to protect their community. >> the gentleman will start us off next time that you wrap this up here. >> thank you for admitting we have a blue wave coming in california with the changing demographic and by the way let's talk about one of the problems in california, some of the people have problems with individual even if they have a domestic violence offense they want those people deported. that is why the devil is in the details with this legislation but most californians don't want like the governor said families broken apart. they want drug traffic, sex trafficking at high violent criminals to be stopped and we in california, we are the victims of anything that ha

this is really a rather simple matter for the city of newport beach and for the council.e have taken a position in support of the federal lawsuit against the state of california regarding senate bill 54 and its constitutionality. >> and the state putting priorities back, right? >> correct. absolutely. >> neil: how close is this vote? >> the vote was unanimous on the part of our seven-member counsel. >> neil: the reaction from some citizens when they have meeting here and hear what's going on and aggressive back and forth, it seemed to be handled civilly and loudly at times. where do you think this puts california right now in this debate? it's not a black and white issue or we are a sanctuary state issue as governor brown wanted to stay. where does it stand? >> the federal justice department right now. with the resolution that we passed, we're in support of the attorney general's lawsuit against the state of california. we just have to -- we're in a wait and see mode as far as how the courts will decide on the constitutionality on this law and our state. >> neil: you have

the city of orange and newport beach.e arguing the sanctuary law is bad for community safety. >> if people would spend time, you know, looking at the overall problem with it, and i think that is what the country is doing and the state isn't do that when they are becoming a sanctuary state. >> we all came here as immigrants so i think it is fair to have the sanctuary law. >> the orange city council meeting started at 6:00 and the newport beach meeting will start in 30 minutes. >>> we are marking six months since the devastating north bay wildfires. >> one unexpected consequence of october's fires have added undue stress on already burdened families. >> reaching out to side" michael finney to help. >> reporter: what happened that night still tears at ray's heart. >> i couldn't breathe. i couldn't believe this was happening. so i -- >> reporter: with his home gone, service with at&t was also lost. he received a bill for $346 for service after the fire. at&t also asked them to return equipment. >> i said do you understand we

the city of orange and newport beach. mixed opinions with some arguing the sanctuary law is bad for community safety. >> if people would spend time, you know, looking at the overall problem with it, and i think that is what the country is doing and the state isn't do that when they are becoming a sanctuary state. >> we all came here as immigrants so i think it is fair to have the sanctuary law. >> the orange city council meeting started at 6:00 and the newport beach meeting will start in 30 minutes. >>> we are marking six months since the devastating north bay wildfires. >> one unexpected consequence of october's fires have added undue stress on already burdened families. >> reaching out to "7 on your side" michael finney to help. >> reporter: what happened that night still tears at ray's heart. >> i couldn't breathe. i couldn't believe this was happening. so i -- >> reporter: with his home gone, service with at&t was also lost. he received a bill for $346 for service after the fire. at&t also asked them to return equipme

newport beach and orange voted to support the federal lawsuit against california last night. last month, attorney general jeff sessions announced that the trump administration would be suing the state over the law. >>> it is still undecided whether pg&e is liable for last year's wine country wildfires. some think their power lines sparked the fires while the utility points to climate change and a rough fire season across the state. the "bee" says customers and shareholders will likely end up paying more if they are liable. if they are let off the hook, insurance companies will raise homeowner premiums and even decline coverage in some neighborhoods. >>> time now 6:09. the high stakes debate under way over marijuana rules in one bay area county. >> plus, the push in san francisco for a new tax on high-tech transit like uber and lyft. >> and taking a look at the roads now, new wreck along guadalupe parkway. we'll have details coming up. >> and tracking our chance of showers, how much rain we can expect from this system and when the next one will arrive. all that coming up next.

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as to more cities, newport beach and orange, to join president trump in opposition to california's so-calledhanks for a state law sb 54. >> i want to see the border secure. i want to see a wall. i want to see all illegal aliens systematically and aggressively removed from our country. >> i encourage the council not to pass this resolution. i don't think it's necessary to take this stance at this point. >> the sixth most populous county in the united states in one of the last bastions of conservativism in the golden state, orange company has sided with president trump. the county and nine cities openly opposed sb 54. california's law that limits state local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities. while the sheriff's office had decided to opt out of following the law altogether. the public battle is as heated as the legal one with a civic debate extended for hours. >> i am very offended because i work very hard to be an american. and here we are protecting illegal criminals. >> of contention is we want to protect the immigrants that are right now afraid to report crime, to go

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newport beach, california, could soon become the latest town in that state to openly defy its sanctuary attorney running for the d.a. of san francisco. he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: so, i guess the bigger question here is there are seven countries in central america. about 47 million people. why wouldn't all of them come to california? and why don't they have a right to? >> well, let's -- this caravan of people, these are asylum seekers, right. this is really a multinationall problem. a lot of like what is happening out in syria, where the many governments have to deal with these people. >> tucker: yeah, it is. >> as you know this isry something that happens every year. over the years we have seen that a majority people end up in mexico and end up staying in mexico.ex this is really the mexican problem. this is not a problem here in the united states. the sanctuary city thing is an entirely different issue. >> tucker: no, no. >> that's related to daca.uc >> tucker: before you make policy, you have to agree onha what's true. and who has ri

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newport beach city councilman scott pieter. he voted in support of this move and he joins us now.l voted 7-0. everyone is in favor of opting out and not complying with sb-54. why is that? >> well, we felt that the -- it's a tool in the toolbox for our police to help keep criminals off the street. and it has nothing to do with immigration. it has a lot of our opponents are trying to say. instead, trying to deal with illegal alien criminals. and so we join the growing list of cities in sacramento that we are not very happy about the law. >> when jerry brown says he supports this law. when a lot of californians voted for this law. what were your thoughts? were you going to be vocal or did you decide and your counsel decide to be vocal once other cities started doing this. >> no. actually we started to attack this last year when it was in the legislature before it became law. we actually sent a letter to the legislature encouraging them not to pass it or to at least incorporate changes that wouldn't handcuff our police forces to be able to work with ice to apprehend illegal alien crim

newport beach area, i don't hear people talking about the nannies that are undocumented. i don't see that as a complaint. then in disneyland, our area that's heavy in tourism, i don't hear a lot of people complaining about the undocumented workers, waiters, waitresses and clerks. but i'll tell you what i do hear complaints about in my district. i think throughout the country. is this opioid crisis. some numbers have it as high as 500% increase in usage throughout the nation. deaths have skyrocketed because of the opioids. my question really is, according to one of your d.h.s. reports, the northern border threat, northern border threat, you have more and more coming through canada. what are we planning to do in the northern border? as mr. katko said, 5% of that border is see -- 95% of that border is essentially open. so any thoughts about where we're going in terms of protecting our northern border? secretary nielsen: yes. as i mentioned, i was speaking with my colleague in canada about this. so part of it is the partnership on both sides to make sure that we facilitate le