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with an objective and independent point of view with a very professional newsroom. think france 24 in spanish will fulfill this space. >> not all of our newsreaders know this, but our french, english, and arabic channels are all raised in paris. the spanish one will be based in the to -- bogota. way thet change the channel operates? >> yes in that here, you have the three channels working together in the newsroom. but it is also you have a jet lag between latin america and paris, so having a newsroom based in bogota allows france 24 in spanish to deliver these messages directly from latin america with a newsroom based in london america with information from latin america, which will enhance and improve the information delivered by france 24 two interviewers. i think this is a very good element and is part of the strategy of this new channel. >> and how do you expect to be received in both latin america and the wider world? >> i think there is an -- the lack of truthful information from a public media outlet. i think the editorial approach wellance 24 will be receive

darya is in our newsroom with more.o help:you can donate to the salvation army by going to its website or call kron4 at (415) 561-8063 during telethon hours.grab your phone and call kron4 call (415) 561-8063telethon hours: 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.salvation army disaster teams from across the country have mobilized and will remain in communities impacted by this terrible storm, supporting long-term disaster recovery efforts and providing ongoing assistance to those in need.your support helps the salvation army stay on the front lines of hurricane harvey relief efforts. (tiffany)(mark) let's go now to traffic and weather no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)we're waking up this morning to a stronger sea breeze and temperatures that are in the mid to upper 60s for most of the bay

kpix 5's allen martin is monitoring developments in the newsroom. allen: u-s-g-s says the quake was a 7 >>> breaking news, a 7.1 magnitude earthquake near mexico city. allen martin is monitoring the developments in the newsroom. >> usgs says the qua 7.1 hit at 11:15 our time centered in the mexican state of pube pu -- of puebla. this is the live stream we been watching from the news paper excelsior. we have seen numerous buildings collapse and pancake in the damage. also a population of 21 million people, many people getting out of those buildings and getting into the street. and now they're trying to get into those collapse buildings to get back in there to rescue people who i'm sure are trapped. they have to reports of any casualties yet. but we know there have to be numerous, numerous injuries at least. we've had reports of near the mexico city airport the roads actually splitting open. huge tremors created by this quake. and again this is on the anniversary of the 1985 earthquake it was 8.0. we know that killed at least 5,000 people. but again a

been an earthquake, five people has lost their lives for these are the earliest pictures to the newsroom, we we re earliest pictures to the newsroom, we were getting details all the time, we will share those seagulls with you. donald trump says he is prepared to destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and his regime. we will have the latest on hurricane maria and where the storm is heading. aung san suu kyi broke her silence about the situation and me mr and would not speak to the bbc. plus some potentially better news on the fight to slow climate change. there has been a powerful earthquake in mexico. one building has partially collapsed, there are reports that five people may have lost their lives in a nearby city to mexico city, also other reports people may be trapped in the rubble. we are still confirming that. also reports are a number of fires breaking out, the us geological survey has measured this quake at 7.1, it says the episode was not mexico itself but around 50 kilometres south, a short time ago we received this update from bbc mundo‘s correspond

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our coverage continues with "cnn newsroom." >>> this is "cnn newsroom." live from los angeles. >> counting the cost of irma. the hurricane leaves almost every home damaged or destroyed in the florida keys. >> food and water running low, with arm eed gangs looting shop and homes. and how can some of the islands rebuild? >>> and the white house goes after james comey's prosecute. should the justice department investigate the former fbi director? >> i'm john vause, this is "newsroom l.a." >>> what was hurricane irma is now bringing showers to starts of the u.s. south. but the record breaking storm has left behind a trail of destruction, which could mean years of rebuilding in caribbean and florida. >> irma killed 38 people in the caribbean and 17 in the united states. >> those in the florida keys are seeing widespread destruction. millions of people across the state are without power. >> caribbean islands are trying to assess the catastrophic damage caused by irma. widespread power outages, flooded neighborhoods and in some places there are reports of lootin

you're watching "cnn newsroom." it's good to have you with us. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. in the united kingdom, the terror threat level has been raised to critical after a bomb went off on the london tube. this happened early friday morning. that station, parsons green has reopened a short time ago. authorities, though, believe another attack may be eminent. they continue to search for the suspect or suspects who are still at large. the u.s. president donald trump offered his condollanced, but another part of that response to the attack, it is drawing criticism from british officials. he tweeted the attack was carried out by people in the sights of scotland yard. the british prime minister was asked about the comment and said it wasn't helpful to speculate about an ongoing investigation. in north korea, that nation's leader reportedly said friday's missile launch was perfect and he indicated there would be many more. this was the second time in less than a month north korea has launched a missile that

decline of revenue gained by newspapers the collapse of print advertising has led to the collapse of newsrooms between two thousand and four in two thousand and fifteen the number of employees in american newspapers around the country fell from around sixty five thousand to forty one thousand and the society's dependence on technology and social media only deepens we can expect the trend of disappearing newspapers to continue. thank you anya i'm joined today by former village voice writers michael musto and tom robins for many years michael wrote la dolce musto one of the most popular columns in the village voice he wrote a weekly column and out magazine among other publications and recently joined new now next tom robbins along with wayne barrett with whom he worked at the voice is one of the finest investigative reporters in the city is now an investigative journalist in residence at coney journalism school gives a let's talk about the importance of what we call the alternative press and i was mentioning before we went on air tom and i think you agreed that in many ways the alternative weekl

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>> ten wayne in our newsroom, thanks -- ken wayne in our newsroom, thanks, ken. >>> a fundraiser drive to help a berkeley hot dog vendor raised more than $70,000. video of his encounter with a campus police officer outside cal memorial stadium last year went viral. he was cited for not having a permit. the police officer has been seen -- was seen then confiscating the $60 that he had in his wallet saying he was holding the money as evidence. people angered by the incident created a "go fund me" account for the vendor, which again has now topped $70,000. >>> coming up here, tragedy in florida following hurricane irma. at 6:30 details on the deaths of 8 people at a nursing home after the storm. >> thunderstorms are done for now. we had a few sprinkles in san francisco this afternoon but it's that winding down -- there's that funnel cloud we talked about. tornado warning up on lake tahoe today. that has since expired. the tornado warning. but boy, a spectacular sight up there. we come back, we are going to talk about what you can expect for the rest of the week. >> first, new at 6:00, dis

. >>> you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. tonight, a defiant north korea says it's tested a hydrogen pom, its most powerful nuclear test ever. the u.s. responds with a fresh warning to the kim jong un regime. north korea claims it tested a bomb that can be mounted on a missile. it's the first nuclear test since president trump took office. defense secretary james mattis did not mince words during a statement he made outside the white house this afternoon when he warned any north korean threats to the u.s. or its allies will be met with, quote, a massive military response. watch. >> we had a small group, national security meeting today with the president and the vice president about the latest provocation on the korean peninsula. way have many military options. the president wanted to be briefed on each one of them. we made clear that we have the ability to defend ourselves and our allies, south korea and japan, from any attack. and our commitments among the allies are ironclad. any threat to the united states or its territori

. >>> you are in the cnn newsroom. thank you for being here. now the most startling tweet, he called the mayor of san juan of puerto rico, a poor leader. >> he wrote this this morning. poor leadership by the mayor. they want everything to be done for them when it should be a community's effort. that poor leadership comment he was aiming at san juan's mayor. she had been leadipleading with u.s. government to move faster to get food and water and medical help to desperately needy people in her city. here is an update of where the updates are standing right now. >> just 5% of electricity have been restored and about half, 50% of water is back. we want to start with our brian nobles who's getting more reaction from the president who's continuing to tweet this out this afternoon. ryan. >> reporter: yes, that's right ana, it is a busy day on twitter for the president of the united states. he tweeted 15 different times of what's happening in puerto rico. most of those tweets about him defending himself and administration and the criticism of their res

ktvu's cristina rendon reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: frank, mexico's office of the presidency says the death toll now stands at 273 including 137 people killed in the capital. raise the fists are a call for -- raised fists are a call for silence, workers hoping to hear signs of life. the painstaking effort to reach anyone trapped under the rubble is in its third day. desperation is mounting as loved ones wait for word. in mexico city, more than 50 people have been pulled from the rubble so far. most of those rescues came in the first few hours after tuesday's quake. >> there are three more floors to remove rubble from and you still hear people in there. we'll stay until there are no more signs of human life. >> reporter: we learned today officials no longer believe a little girl is trapped in a collapsed school. the mexican navy reporting all children at the school are accounted for but that an adult likely a school worker may be inside. meanwhile, volunteers are handing out water, food and medicine to people in need of the basins. dozens of shelters have opened to help thousa

newsroom starts right now. >> thanks again for joining you. feud between donald trump and professional sports is getting even more heated and now the controversial practice of taking a knee during the u.s. national anthem has spread to major league baseball. the pitcher of the oakland tl z athletics may be the first to join the tension against racial injustice. >> he tweeted this. going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. steph curry is hesitating therefore invitation is withdrawn, exclamation point, from donald trump. >> nba star lebron james fired back calling the president a, quote, bum. he added, going to the white house was a great honor until you showed up. is it started friday when mr. trump blasted football players who refused to stand for the national anthem. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now, out. he's fired. [cheering and applauding] >> he's fired! >> called them sons of pitches, i beli

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. >> down in the newsroom with the latest on other news. >> headlines down here in the newsroom developing in manage counselingy tonight a search is underway for missing woman this pipingt should be there on your screen. 31-year-old laura wallen last contacted her family in a text message sunday her family said they were unable to reresearch her since and she is pregnant. she maying driving a black 2011 ford escape with maryland tags m 522473. >> a story we followed in-depth lastary and it stunned folks throughout the region skshlly around montgomery koutsy more life innocence sentences for a man that went on shooting last year after killing his wife outside a beltsville high school. he shot a man trying to help his wife and then two people in montgomery mall parking lot and then a grocery store parking lot. today the word came down two more life sentences for prince george country on top of four life innocence sentences in montgomery country. >> look at your screen here because plea wants to know if you recognize this man police in prince william county say he exposed himself to 8-year-ol

"cnn newsroom" continues right now. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you so much for being with us this weekend and right now, president trump and air force one are just about to leave harvey's disaster zone in southeast texas bound for nearby louisiana. in houston, the president met with the evacuees doling out hugs and kisses to children and that the government will stand by them. the president is continuing to meet with first responders and the members of the military who responded in this effort. this afternoon's effort was meant to blunt criticism that followed the first texas trip four days ago. critics even some within his own party said he failed to show enough empathy and compassion and that was on full display today as you can see. he seems to have embraced the role as the nation's comforter in chief. >> really i think people appreciate what's been done. it's been done very efficiently. very well. and that's what we're -- we're very happy with the way that everything has gone. a lot of love. >> what did the family -- >> a lot of happine

it sgim our newsroom. three critical revelations, first when they told donald trump that they were appointing bob mueller, donald trump lost it completely. he was in the oval office with mike pence and other aides about hiring a replacement for jim comey. the vacancy that set the special counsel appointment in motion. the times said he launched in a volley of insults, saying his appointment was one of the worst dirgss trump ever made. also calling him a quote, idiot and saying he should resign. we know in public trump says many things about russia. but this is fascinating and important potentially because it is in private. the "times" account saying trump saw this as basically the worst thing that his presidency and erupted in rare self-criticism about his decision to hire sessions. remember, trump could have asked jeff sessions about potential recusal before hiring.

brooks jarosz in our newsroom tonight. >>> oj simpson could be a free man as of next week.impson was grand parole in july of this year. at the time he told the parole board that he was planning on living in florida after his release. simpson has served nine years of a 33 year sentence for armed robbery and kidnapping following a botched attempt to retrieve his personal sports memorabilia from a las vegas hotel room at the palace station casino. his attorney says that simpson is going to florida as soon as he is released. >>> the nfl national anthem, there is a cost for the protest. the price tag coming up. >> the giants and a's won't be part of this year's world series. they are both in last place but a bay area baseball great will. why the name willie mays will play a big role in the fall classic. >>> >>> a cal linebacker had a season cut short because of an injury but it gives him time to focus on his other passion. >> reporter: cameron delivers big hits. >> he is a big huge physical player. he is a phenomenal at least. >> reporter: but he also produces big hits on youtub

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this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom.almost half the population doesn't have access to drinking water. a huge crowd has attended a funeral in tehran for an iranian soldier who was captured and beheaded by so—called islamic state militants. mohsen hojaji was taken captive last month while fighting in syria. the soldier has been described as having become a symbol of iran's fight against i.s. fights have broken out in the ugandan parliament for a second day running. mps threw chairs and microphone stands during prolonged scuffles in the main chamber. they're angry about a move by government supporters to lift the age limit of seventy—five on presidential candidates. if passed, it would clear the way for the current president, yoweri museveni, to stand again. he's been in charge since 1986 and evidently wants to carry on. quite a few people in that parliament feel strongly about the issue. 25 mp's have been suspended. jeremy corbyn opposition leader, has addressed the labour party conference. laura kuenssberg was watching. n

>>> hello and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. on our show today, uc berkeley was once again a flash point in the fight over free speech when a conservative radio host spoke on campus. and we talk to the co-directors of the national pbs series "the vietnam war," ken burns and lynn mill vic. plus a performance that tackles american history with drag queen flamboyance. we'll get a sneak peek from artist taylor mac. but first we look at the week's big political developments from d.c. to sacramento. president trump does a seeming about-face on daca, dangling a potential deal with democrats to protect hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants against deportation. meanwhile, senator bernie sanders unveiled a plan for single payer health care, which has gained backing from california senator kamala harris. and in sacramento, it's a mad scramble to get key bills onto the governor's desk during this last week of the legislative session. here to break it all down are kqed politics and government reporter marisa lagos and political co

. >> tom vacar in the newsroom. thank you tom. >>> it's a strange and frightening story. the note says there are two guns pointed at you. if you want to live, hand over your wallet and phone. surveillance video shows a woman who they say handed that threatening note to the rider. henry lee is live with more on this. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police say the surveillance pictures taken from on board the train corroborated with police. b.a.r.t. police released images of a woman they say sat down behind the victim and dropped a note over her shoulder. ktvu spoke to the victim, julie dragland she posted a picture of the note and said there were two guns pointed at her. a dublin bound train was in between the 16th street mission and civic center stations in san francisco. the victim was able to identify the number of the b.a.r.t. car she was on and from there police were able to find surveillance video. >> all of our trains are equipped with surveillance video and picture. we were able to find out where this incident occurred. >> now the victim did fake a seizuer. -- seizure which

grant lodes is here with some of the pictures coming in to our newsroom.. ( grant ) irma is the real deal. florida is racing to get preparations done. the governor suspended tolls today so people can evacuate. those who plan on riding out the storm are loading up on gas, water and other supplies. there are long lines just about everywhere you look at stores that sell essentials. forecasts have the storm hitting florida over the weekend... it looks like late saturday. the miami dolphins were supposed to host the tampa bay buccaneers on sunday. that game has been postponed and rescheduled for november. this is the scene from earlier today on the caribbean island of st. maarten. irma blasted through at full-force... this is video is from a web camera at the airport. the web camera went offline a short time later. pictures have been trickling out... showing extensive damage. the government says four of the strongest buildings on the french side of the island have been destroyed. the virgin islands are also taking a beating. one look at this video from this aft

. >> new at 6:00, ktvu's cristina rendon is in the newsroom after talking with the family about how they want their dad to be remembered. >> reporter: frank, julie, we can tell you that demilo hodge had four children and we actually spoke with two of them today. they invited us into their home in vallejo where they say their father was a very loving man. they are trying to figure out exactly what happened in the standoff wednesday. they say he was loving, always focused on his family and they had -- they believe they were on his mind in the hours before his death. in the final moments of demilo hodge's wife he reached out to his wife and children by phone after he was cornered by police on interstate 80 in emeryville. he was wanted on suspicion of murder. 21-year-old son j.t. hodge says he didn't understand what was happening when he heard his dad on the line and the voice of a police sergeants in the background. >> as soon as i turned on the tv the news pop up and i see his truck, you know, driving along the street and i hear him talking on the phone to us and saying how much he loves u

. >> rob roth in the newsroom. rob, thank you. >>> now to the south bay where a man although was hit by a vta train was rushed to the hospital this afternoon the accident happened just before 1:00 this afternoon at mckee road and north capitol avenue in san jose. fire crews got the man out from under the train. he was unconscious. no word on his condition. all 12 people on the train are okay. >>> we have new information tonight about yesterday's deadly police standoff on interstate 80 in emeryville. the man killed has been identified by authorities as this man, 45-year-old demilo hodge. police say he opened fire at officers after a freeway chase. police then returned fire killing him. our crime reporter henry lee has been looking into his background and has more. >> reporter: julie, there were two sides to demilo hodge. he was an entrepreneur who ran a limo service. but he was also a homicide suspect with convictions for stalking and gun and cocaine possession. >> reporter: demilo hodge, he has been a truck driver,

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now is 5:08. helping hands from far away places. the bay area school that raised thousands of dollars for a school thousands of miles away. >> and the new cover of sports illustrated is causing controversy with a warriors player. why steph curry isn't happy. >> from the kpix weather center, good morning, everybody. it is back! the fog. and i'll talk about the areas that will cool by 10 degrees. >> and we are tracking some slowdowns for your morning commute. surprise, surprise, 580 already busy. reports of a new accident along interstate 80. find out if part of your ride coming up. caused an estimated 75 billion dollars in damage.... nd schools w >>> when hurricane harvey hit texas as a cat-4 last month it cost $75 billion in damage. many homes and schools were destroyed and that inspired a school in petaluma to step up and help. that's why valle vista elementary school is this week's "cool school." >>> reporter: valle vista starts its school assembly with a song and announcements. [ applause ] >> reporter: today's students learn how

i have turned for help to the south asia editor of the bbc newsroom.ause international journalists are basically not able to get into that state at the moment and even some of the aid agency workers who have been based in the area are being blocked from entering, so it's very difficult. we know from some satellite imagery that the burn—outs are taking place and they seem to be targeting villages and houses. it is monsoon season so it's not a time you would expect natural fires to occur. and we are getting the testimony from people who are fleeing into bangladeshi were talking about attacks on their home and villages, mostly by the bernie ‘s military but also by what they call buddhist militant gangs, local people who seem to be attacking them. we turn to germany, just three weeks away from the election. angela merkel and martin schultz went live on tv to thrash out the main —— issues and we will hear how it went. in northern ireland, the secretary of state has said the government will be forced to legislate for a budget if a storm on executive cannot b

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in our newsroom with the details.ackie. >> reporter: according to the "l.a. times," the republicans featured in the digital ad are being urged to reject the latest healthcare proposal in washington. the paper reports the ads were put out by group financed pythons backers. >> our fight against healthcare repeal isn't over. republicans in congress have a new plan and it's worse for california. >> socal healthcare coalition is the name of the group behind the ads. they started running yesterday. they highlight the graham- cassidy bill's provisions saying they would, quote, gut medicaid and get rid of affordable coverage for those with pre-existing conditions. senator bernie sanders in california, lieutenant governor gavin newsom will be speaking in san francisco today. they are expected to denounce the latest healthcare proposal as well as promote sanders' new bill that would give medicare to everyone. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> right now, in mexico city, a search for survivors continues after tuesday's ma

breakthrough allergies with allegra®. >>> welcome back to "newsroom." the u.s.ritory of puerto rico, so much damage, devastation there. they still don't have running water or power. this, of course, after hurricane maria ripped through that island. >> and not only that, many residents are having a hard time reaching their loved ones because most of the cell phone towers are not working. we get the latest now from cnn's leyla santiago. >> reporter: from above, the images tell the story of maria's destruction. but on the ground, the faces tell the story of its desperation. as many on this island of 3.5 million people struggle to reach their loved ones. >> this is the only place where we can get signal. >> reporter: on this highway overpass, dozens pull over, hoping that this spot is the one to reunite family, if only by voice. jose flores drove for hours to get here, to get to cell service, to get to tell his daughter in florida one thing. >> so she'll let my family know that we're fine. >> reporter: for others, borrowed satellite phones are their last hope. peopl

angie goff is in the newsroom with what all happened here. >> this is what we know so far. man is in custody after a cache of weapons was found in his car. cnn was the first to report this last night. secret service officers approached the man outside of an art gallery near pennsylvania avenue northwest. he reportedly told him that he wanted to talk with white house officials and particularly with the secretary of defense about missing paychecks. now after they searched his car, they found nine guns and three knives inside. cnn also reporting that the man had tennessee order of police pl we're still working on getting the man's name. so we'll continue to follow up. that's the latest from the newsroom. ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> it's what everybody will be talking about at work today. how politics and football game baim one yesterday. protests all over the nfl followed president trump's comments. redskins owner dan snider took the field with his team last . . . . . ocked med while others decided to kneel. on the other side of the field,

the latest details just into the newsroom. ( james ) and i am tracking a cool morning. i will have the details coming up. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's a cool start to this monday morning with temps hovering in the upper 50s and low 60s. coastal clouds and fog will keep drizzle in the mix for some until mid morning. a system to our north will send a weak front through the bay area and monterey bay today, making it feel like fall, which officially arrives this friday. a more substantial cooling will come with another front on wednesday. each of these no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news from overnight. two overnight.news from breaking ( darya ) maze to sf. min from the less then 30 bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news from overnight. two officers in the east bay are hit by a car being driven by a thief trying to get away. ( mark ) will tran is live in san le

can is in our newsroom with details on why california has its own legal college josh challenge. >> state attorney general said he decided to file a separate lawsuit because california is home to about 200,000 or quarter of the nation's 800,000 daca recipients.>> we don't tell people one thing and the next put them in harm's way by having them come forward.>> he argues that the council of the program will hurt the state's economy. and those who receive protection under the program are now facing uncertainty. dry has given congress six months to address the issue but if they fail to act, recipients may be forced to return the countries that have never known as home. earlier we talked to a professor and he said a strong argument that call found your lawsuit makes is the government should not be allowed to make -- use their personal information against him. >> what they said last week as well they would not have the information over to ice so you can go round up people, but they would be open if ice were to ask. and it's not just the kids. they had to explain what their parents status was so

we're now into the second hour of "newsroom l.a." i'm john vause. >> and i'm isha sesay.10:00 on the west coast. thank you for joining us. >> u.s. and south korea are turning up the military pressure on north korea after its latest nuclear test. seoul is conducting more live fire drills to prove it has the capability of wiping out kim jong un's regime. >> the south korean president spoke by phone monday, agreeing to lift restrictions on just how powerful seoul's ballistic missiles can be. plus south korea's defense minister says he will review plans for u.s. tactical nukes on the peninsula. live in seoul where she is following the story in all its detail, christy? >> isha, thank you. the you know security council is expected to vote next week on this latest proposal for maximum sanctions against north korea after its latest nuclear test. u.s. ambassador nikki haley delivered that scathing review of pyongyang's action saying that the current strategy is not work. here is more from cnn's richard ross. >> reporter: the rhetoric flowed, aimed at pyongyang from the united secu

kpix 5's jackie ward has more from the newsroom. >> reporter: michelle, since 2012 the "deferred action for childhood arrivals" program or daca has deferred deportations for hundreds of thousands of young people who want to live in america. the announcement we expect president trump to make as soon as today will change that. those eligible for daca were born after the summer of 1981, came to the u.s. before their 16th birthday and then had to meet certain qualifications. several republicans attorneys general will sue the trump administration if the program isn't ended by tuesday. the latest from the white house, president trump is still reviewing it. >> anybody that's here illegally that's subsequently committed a crime is going to get caught and thrown out. anyone in between has to wait for a decision or at least the policy announcement from the administration on how we're going to handle deferred action moving forward. >> last night a small group of protestors met in oakland. they are afraid of what will happen today. >> i very much feel anxious and scared every day. >> it's not ameri

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