nielsen's deceptiveness doesn't even come close to the commander in chief. because like his space force, his lies are out of this world. - president trump falsely blaming democrats for his own policy. - i hate it. i hate the children being taken away. the democrats have to change their law. that's their law. they were forced-- [reporters clamoring] that-- [reporters clamoring] quiet. quiet. - why are you lying about it? - that's the democrats' law. we can change it tonight. we can change it right now. - you're the president. you change-- - i will leave here-- no, no. - sessions-- you need their votes. - you-- you need their votes. - all right, first of all, no one believes that the democrats are to blame here. the democrats are like an iphone 5 at 5:00 p.m. they have no power, all right? in fact... [cheers and applause] in fact, the democrats have a bill in congress right now that would stop the government from separating undocumented kids from their parents, but because no republicans have signed on, they can't get it passed. so look. president trump, you g

it is nielsen holdings. best-performing the s&p today. 8% stake in the tv ratings company. shares urging earlier in the session and the stock having its best day since going public. we were looking at the today chart with the stock is up quite a bit on the one basis. emma chandra is here with more. there will be a sale of the company. emma: yes. that is right. there is a filing that shows the stakes. nielsen to start exploring the process of a possible sale. they say nielsen is undervalued and presents an attractive investment opportunity. you were talking about the moves in the stock price. overngs in decline year-to-date compared to have the s&p 500 has been doing.if you take a look at how the bloomberg is doing , i put the s&p 500 industrials index. julie: wow. why? why had it done so poorly? emma: because of a bevy of bad news. they had earnings last month, and the company lost a quarter of its market value on the back of the earnings. they missed analyst estimates. the company cut its forecast. they cited weakness in the division. th

yesterday, nielsen defended this policy at the daily press briefing. now, normally, that press briefing job is handled by white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, seen here in her happy place. ( laughter ) but hucka-sands didn't want to do the briefing amid questions on child separation policy. sarah, you think you don't want try doing it on a comedy show. ( laughter ) "oh, you must love the trump administration, stephen. the sadness just writes itself." ( laughter ) listen up: you don't get to tag out here, sarah, because it's not really you up there. you're just donald trump's mouthpiece-- or whatever part the lies come out of. ( laughter ) and it's not personal! it's not personal! ( cheers and applause ) it's nice. but, but, but-- ( piano riff ) it's not personal, you're just the vehicle. you're like a vestigial twin that just grew out of trump's neck last summer. ( laughter ) it's just a mass of hair and teeth, but if you poke it with a stick, it goes, "rrrrrr!" ( laughter ) "rrrrrr!" "rrrrrr!" "asked and answered!" so, your administrati

-- kirstjen nielsen, followed by fbi director trista of the and the director national security agency, nakasone.ul not l i would like the american people to know that the intelligence community and all of the agencies are postured to identify threats of all kinds against the united states. the president has directed estimate the matter of election meddling and securing our , and wes a top priority have done that and are doing that and continue to do so. have incorporated lessons learned from the 2016 election and implemented a broad spectrum of actions to share more information across the federal government, as well as state and local governments, and also the public and private sector. the intelligence community continues to be concerned of threats against the upcoming u.s. elections, and the presidential elections in 2020. in regards to russian involvement in midterm elections, we continue to see a pervasive effort by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states. these efforts are not exclusive to this election. future elections are certainly relevant. we also know that russ

secretary nielsen. we at hhs have focused on the really critical role you pointed out of mental health. mental health is so central to these issues of school violence and safety. and so that's been our area of focus. i think it's very important to remember, though, that we not stigmatize those with mental illness. most crimes of violence are not committed by those with serious mental illness. those with serious mental illness are actually more likely than others to be victims of crimes of violence. and those who are receiving treatment for serious mental illness are no greater threat than any other individual for committing a crime of violence. that's just important that we remember as we talk about these important issues. there are really three key mental health issues that we've identified through our work on the commission, access, privacy, and civil commitment. access: how do expand access to mental health services overall for children and others? second, how do we integrate that mental health servi

right, secretary nielsen?what's important about that conversation is it's not that one side is right, one side is wrong. >> stephen: no! one side is wrong! it's subtle, but i'll give you a clue. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: uh-huh! >> stephen: they're the ones with the torches and swastikas. we'll be right back with denzel washington. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) hi there. this is a commercial about insurance. now i know you're thinking, "i don't want to hear about insurance." cause let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance, right? which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. i like dennis quaid. awww. and they want me to let you know that, cue overdramatic music, they're on a mission to make insurance painless. excuse me, you dropped this. they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and they know it's expensive. yeah. so they're makin

remember what happened to pam bondi and secretary nielsen? let's go down memory lane. >> i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family. my husband and i quietly left and went home. i was asked to leave because i worked for president trump. >> three huge guys came up and started probably an inch from my face screaming at me every word in the book, cursing as loud as they could. >> homeland security secretary is in a mexican restaurant of all places, the goal! shame on you! >> shame, shame, shame! >> leave my husband alone. >> backup! >> sean: jim, i have a question, did you ever pick up the phone, did you call sarah sanders? did you call pam bondi? the secretary of state in florida, did you call secretary nielsen after their run out of places publicly in what looked like could become a violent situation, if you did, by the way, good for you. on this program we called out by a spirit we will do so as long as i'm allowed the honor to be here every night. we show the clips of the media. at their ve

this as dhs secretaries kiersten nielsen posted this on twitter, saying the threat from drones is real and calling for congress t from a tweet later twted on maduro ttter reedly sng the secthe drone explodes. but there are serious questions if this video is even from the scene. many questioning its authenticity. maduro has come under increasing pressure, presiding over one of the greatest economic freefalls in history. we recently venezuela's border with colombia to witness firsthand the flood of migrants venezuelan families bringing across their possessions and their starving children like ofreber who was less than 2 years old. his doctor told us -- he's now about 13 pounds. >> and matt gutman with us live tonight, the scenes from venezuela, the border there, just heartbreaking. you've been on this story for us for some time now. i want to get back to the announcement in this country from the department of homeland security, secretary nielsen saying that drones are a real threat, and she's calling for congress to act. >> that's right, david. secretary nielsen and top dhs officials spo

box yes cream just i mean it's really incredible and the numbers are climbing yes so according to nielsen this is gone their spend like a steady increase which i think probably has something to do with our political climate and the incomes and consumption of news media now so it's sort of there's always a job. when we're in conflicts or that sort of thing but in quarter three of twenty seventeen it was at ten point five hours then right up and a quarter for of twenty seventeen it jumped again to ten point eight hours a day and now in the first quarter of twenty eighteen it tipped the scales at eleven point one hours that day so that's a lot of time but if you think about you spend eight hours a day in front of a computer screen most of us because our jobs aren't manual all day are intellectual so a lot of us spend a lot of time just looking at screens and so yeah and then you go home and you watch t.v. or play video games or you look at your phone and it really is incredible when you really think about how much of life now is spend you know summer in some way or another either interacting

exaggerating according to the two thousand eight hundred first quarter total audience report from the nielsen company on us media consumption us adults are spending more than eleven hours a day or two thirds of their waking time interacting with some form of media from t.v. to computers to radios to apps on your smart phones but that number sink in a minute eleven hours a day if we are lucky enough to sleep an average of seven to eight hours that means that we americans spend maybe four or five hours a day not staring at a screen or consuming some form of media. ladies and gentlemen your content producer in today's day and age well welcome to the boom town because there are couch potatoes in them there ills in fact as tech crunch points out us adults are spending nearly six hours a day watching just video six hours are you still wondering why netflix is now spending eight billion this year on seven hundred hours of programming when we're watching six on average a day before you start spouting off about how it must be those darn millennialist balls for our eyes and for all of our eyes to the v

nielsen: we are. our partners at the department of justice, he headlines show we intercept more drugs at the border every month. record,me we have a new a couple weeks later, we surpass it. we are using a type of technology, we're doing much more on interdicting border crossers who cross illegally. gone down substantially from the time before. what is so difficult is the populations that we are not able to prosecute, given a variety of court cases. we continue to work with congress. if there are no consequences for breaking the law, people will continue to do so. we are working with countries to the south of us to help them understand other options for migration to protect their communities at the beginning of the journey. there is a variety of cabinet members who are working on this fight. we've had success against this type of criminal. we are doing everything we can in executive power but we have to get congress to act. pres. trump: we are setting records of the borders with terrible laws, so if we

i know secretary nielsen, suffers one-time on tv and she said our policy is not family separation. within ten hour shoes on tv saying, our policy zero-tolerance. i cannot imagine what your agencies going through trying to figure out what the policies of this country and what your job is. the zero-tolerance is what is causing folks anxious and challenges. it is very difficult issue. children, parents, and telling you this because i appreciate the job you're doing. most of my colleagues appreciate the job you're doing and we're thankful. but this zero-tolerance issue is driving people crazy. very emotional. i have with me and i will ask the chair to give me the opportunity to submit this from the record, a statement from governors that have essentially declined to send troops to the border and the major reason is family separation. this is one issue that's causing americans anxiety. i want to make sure i told you so you can understand that i personally appreciate the job you do. mexico is california's biggest trading partner. drug issues are big in my district that they are around th

as kirstjen nielsen speaks, we'll dip back in here. we watch the dow jones industrials higher by 107 points. made it through the second-quarter earnings season if the situation with earnings? i'll tell you, elon musk came up with a very interesting comment about earnings. i wonder if we can put it up. at least to the right part of the screen. because he said in his letter two weeks ago to his employers that quarterly earnings force him and company leaders to make short term decisions not necessarily the best thing for long-term decisions. here is the quote. being subjects to make decisions that may be right for a i have about enquarter put -- given quarter but not necessarily right for the long-term. i want to bring in scott shea of signature bank. talk about let's blow out the quarterly earnings to make them semiannual. do you see any downside? >> there are downsides, i think overweighed by substantial upsides. i think certain businesses banks, do need to disclose at least quarterly and the like, investors need to know that are money

intelligence daniel coats, christopher wray, secretary of state of the homeland security kirstjen nielsen director of the national security agency, and the national security adviser ambassador john bolton to make comments and take questions on the topic. as you know we have addressed what occurred in the 2016 election numerous times and extensively. the purpose of today's briefing is what we are doing now and the future to protect the integry till of the elections -- integrity of the elections moving forward. to help it run smoothly we ask that you direct questions to the specific person. i will turn it over to bolton to open up and make comments. >> well, thank you. what we'd like to address today is election security and the 2018 election in the future. the president has made it clear i think what his priority is. we have had obviously a number of inquiries from congress on this. including a letter to me in the past couple of days from five senators. signed by senator schumer and four others. i have responded to the letter today. we have made copies available to you. i forms fakework fo

nielsen: free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our democracy, and it is clear that they are the target of our advearies who seek to sow discord and undermine our way of life. laura: just before that briefing started, the national security adviser john bolton democratic senators who voiced their concerns about meddling. one of them was chris van hollen from maryland, and he joined m from capitol hill a short time ago. , john bolton,tien the naonal security adviser, said that the administration is doing everything rt can to combsian meddling. do you accept that?n: sen. van hol do not, and i just had a chance to review john letter, awas a litany of some of the minor steps that have been taken, which we know have not been successful. orich is why we need to do we know they are not successful because the director of national intelligce said all the warning lights are flashing red about russian interference in the 2018 electn. we know we have to do more, and that is why senatorubio and i have introduced the deter act. laura: do you think it is possible that russia cou try and targ

a freeway shooting in san jose. >> let's get right to kpix 5's katie nielsen with more.>> reporter: so we're actually up on top of the alum rock overpass above 680. take a look back behind me. these are the northbound lanes. what you don't see are any cars coming through. normally this freeway is very busy with rush hour traffic. all lanes are south down at capitol expressway as police look for evidence in a early- morning freeway shooting. about 3 a.m. san jose police got reports of a shooting victim who was parked at a convenience store. the man told police he was shot while driving northbound 680. chp responded they closed down the freeway at capitol expressway and issued a "sig alert" around 4:30 this morning. now, as we were driving

katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> 6:58.ur final five. >> in orange, the holy fire is marching closer to homes forcing at least 20,000 people to evacuate. the fire burned more than 10,000 acres, is 5% contained now. the man accused will be arraigned today after refusing to go to court yesterday. >>> bart holding off on plans to make the system more secure. the bart board voted to delay the most controversial provisions. >> breaking news in canada, two police officers are among four people shot and killed in new brunswick. a suspect is in custody. it's unknown if there are more suspects and rinow a motive is unclear. >> players on at least five nfl teams making social w 49er team but did stand as soon as the anthem began. >>> outside lands kicks offer today with food, music, massive crowds. more than 200,000 people are expected to descend on golden gate park. >> we are starting to see a little bit of a back up for the first time at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and the back up to about west grande over

dan coats the director of national intelligence as well as kirsten nielsen who is the secretary of homeland security now one by one they spoke but they all kind of seem to repeat the same kind of new. this is the security chiefs making their allegations our democracy itself is in the crosshairs paid by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states' threat is not going away to prevent foreign interference in our elections to prevent russian and other foreign influence and the russians try to hack into and steal information candidates and government officials alike cyber attacks against voting infrastructure along with computer intrusions malicious cyber actors targeting look to officials that goes beyond the elections it goes to russia's intent to undermine our democratic values we've heard the head of the n.s.a. come out and say that the u.s. government is prepared to engage in special operations to counter russian influence in the upcoming elections now dan coats the director of national intelligence he was pressed to give specifics related to allegations regarding hacking and and o

. >>> i'm leslie picker at cnbc headquarters shareoffs ratings giant nielsen soaring today as he's pushing the company to sell, and this could be one part of a big sellout on wall street >>> the cfo of netflix stepping down what it means for the company's financial future "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> how many times have you practiced your walk on vacation? >> oh, every day on vacation >> down the boardwalk, along the beach, everything. >> i was thinking about the whole time >> it was looking well rehearsed. time well spent. welcome back welcome to "the closing bell" this afternoon we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment but first of all let's check in with how those markets are doing. we're now down about 0.4% on the dow, down 92 points. the low of the day was 156 points we're not at the lows but certainly lower than where we opened which was around the flat line nasdaq only a fraction negative. the dow and s&p are lower for a fourth straight day now and we will keep an eye whether they'll close there. looks like they will >> pretty resilient i have to say cons

shares of nielsen are higher in early trade.bout 5% in holland. >>> we are just getting started on a busy worldwide exchange the president taking aim at one of the most iconic brands. the battle between trump and harley a big week ahead for tesla the company's board meeting to discuss elon musk's pitch to take the automaker private more on the details and conflicting stories on tesla when we roll on tethafr is ok, show me what you got. i am going to vote for myself using nothing but this remote and the sound of my own voice! vote for... -wait, wait, wait. that's not a talent. any xfinity customer with an x1 voice remote can do that. watch this. i want to vote for... obviously not you. ooh, that guy. cast your votes during every live show. just say "vote for agt" into the x1 voice remote. >>> welcome back good monday morning. in corporate news today, president trump backing a big boycott of one of the most iconic brands. landon dowdy joining us. we know you're not 100%. >> i'm going to push through here's the latest happening. pr

it's really interesting too because nielsen told course the one of the big things with radio is that it's because of obviously radios and cars it's been forever but they also it's of the rise of online streaming services to make it easier for people to listen to radio stations whenever they want if they're and they're more under their desk or matter where they are you know it's one of those things but one of the other interesting factors of this is economically yes and that's something people always think you know if you have more money you buy more toys and you play with those toys more in the truth is in a twenty fifteen study that was done by nielsen they discovered that while people with higher incomes tend to have more access to technological advancements at their collective finger to they spend their hard earned money on wow so that is they spend more money to get that seventy it means more you know someone who is wealthy gets an i pad they check it a corner and never look at it worries me it's it's your gateway to the world so let's remember as we've learned over the years tel

the director of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen, was equally blunt. >> our democracy itself is in the crosshairs. free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our democracy and it has become clear that they are the target of our adversaries, who seek, as the dni just said, to sew discord and undermine our way of life. i support the assessments and past efforts and those today to interfere with our election and of the current threat. >> democracy in the crosshairs, secretary nielsen said. here's the fbi director, chris wray, the one president trump himself appointed. >> this is a threat we need to take extremely seriously and tackle and respond to with fierce determination and focus. >> that sounds very clear, more than clear, trump appointees in the briefing room of the white house, with the president's blessing, speaking out in no uncertain terms about the ongoing threat from russia to american democracy. there is nothing they said today that diverges much from the census that russia remains a threat. what makes it different is the gulf of what these top advisors are willing to

remember nielsen. whatever we think of her, she said this. our democracy's in the crosshairs. it's a whole bunch of bad actors. and so our democracy is really -- >> what do you mean by that, a bunch of bad actors? >> what they unleash, the information war they unleashed, campaigns could use. remember, we have some folks in california who were running, who wanted to use this. we have other actors. china, other people. the white supremacists. all these folks who are trying to use this to undermine and destabilize the country -- >> open the gates to hell essentially. >> what yesterday revealed, we don't have a coordinated effort in the white house to coordinate these various agencies. not simply because of russia, but because democracy itself is in the cross hairs. we need all of these organizations not to just simply be doing what they're individually doing. for someone to be the center of -- connect all the spokes. >> congressional republicans just turned down $250 million -- >> yes, they did. >> -- in funding for protecting the elections. >> correctamundo. can the national sec

>> i was moderating that panel with kirstjen nielsen where we had that conversation. it took a lot of follow-up questions before she finally said, yes, i agree with the intelligence assessment. what struck me here today and this was an announced briefing, but an unannounced series of guests, obviously. they brought out this sort of american national security and intelligence wall. this sort of line of defense preventing another round of interference in a u.s. election, but notably absent from this conversation again, just to highlight what matt said, is the president himself. the president within the last 24 hours said something that only undercuts the findings of these very agencies describing these investigations as a hoax just a matter of days ago, over the weekend describing the mueller investigation right now, the russia investigation, trying to get to the bottom of the interference that took place in 2016 as an illegal scam witch hunt. if it's so illegal, doesn't he have an obligation as a law and order president to fire robert mueller himself? he knows better o

meddling in 2016 and 2018 and what president trump is saying about the here is how dhs secretary nielsen described in the president hours later. >> our democracy itself is in the crosshairs. >> i had a great meeting with putin and we discussed everything. now we are being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax. >>chris: ambassador, which is it?is it a threat to our democracy or is it a hoax? >> i know there's this narrative in the press that there is a disjunction between the president and the rest of his administration. i got to know eugene mccarthy, the late democratic senator. used to describe the process as a group of birds sitting on a telephone wire. one would fly off and then they'd all fly off. that's what this narrative i think is all about. the president knew exactly what was going to be said at that press briefing on thursday. he's the one who directed it be held. it came as a result of a national security council meeting we held the friday before were the heads of the operating agencies who attended on thursday and others, told the president what we were doing. he thought

we tried repeatedly to interview secretary kirstjen nielsen or one of her deputies, but d.h.s. instead, we were directed to the secretary's march testimony before the senate select committee on intelligence. >> kirstjen nielsen: the threat of interference remains, and we recognize that the 2018 midterm and future elections are clearly potential targets for russian hacking attempts. >> whitaker: secretary nielsen told the senators, d.h.s. is offering to run security checks of state online election systems. it's also granting security clearances for state officials to receive classified cyber threat briefings. >> sen. angus king: with the possible exception of north korea's nuclear weapons, this is the most serious threat that our country faces today, and we are not adequately dealing with it. >> sen. susan collins: i hear no sense of urgency to really get on top of this issue. >> whitaker: with the midterm elections fast approaching, only 17 states have requested extensive, on-site security checks from d.h.s. so far, the agency has completed 16. illinois, where it all began, did

on that security secretary, kirstjen nielsen and fbi director, christopher wray. after the briefing, senators bob corker and dick durbin spoke to reporters. >> we meant telling us about the briefing on camera for a moment? i will be very brief. >> nothing new. i mean i think all of you are reporting on the kinds of things that agencies are doing. our ability to protect ourselves and it was really nothing that i mean i'm going to get a cup of coffee as a matter of fact. >> you believe they are doing enough because if there has been criticism they have not been taking this as seriously as they should. >> i think there are working together. in the best way that they can to make sure they are working interagency wise here, federally but also with officials throughout the country. there has been a large uptake throughout our country people wanting to work with our agencies and i really do think they are doing everything they can. i think they feel pretty good about where they are but every county, needs to be participating. some of the smaller counties i am sure, need

he'll be followed by the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen. she'll be followed by christopher wray. then finally, the director of the national security agency, general paul nakasone. dan? >> as director of national intelligence, i would like the american people to know that the intelligence community and all of its agencies are postured to identify threats of all kinds against the united states. the president has specifically directed us to make the matter of election meddling and securing our election process a top priority, and we have done that and are doing that and will continue to do so. we have incorporated the lessons learned from the 2016 election and implemented a broad spectrum of actions to share more information across the federal government as well as with state and local governments and also with the public and the private sector. the intelligence community continues to be concerned about the threats of upcoming u.s. elections, both the midterms and the presidential elections of 2020. in regards to russian involvement in the mid

lavi nielsen ran a personal best in the aoom heats to reach tomorrow's semi—finals. gb axaoom team that won silver at the world championships last year. three british runners will all compete in the 1500m final on friday. chris o'hare, charlie grice and jake wightman, seen here, all qualified comfortably in their heats. nothing comfortable about qualification in the triple jump for naomi ogbeta. she needed something special with her final attempt to reach the final, which is also on friday, and she came up with a personal best. so shocked when i saw the distance of that lastjump i don't normally celebrate but i did that time, i was even doing the dab, so nervous. but now i have made it to the final, i will try to get those extra metres. we have had the men's and women's 5k open waterfinals in loch lomond. hungary's kristof razovsky won the men's race, dutch swimmer sharon van rouwendaal took the women's title, britain's only representative was 15—year—old polly holden. she finished 13th — with van rouwendaal, who is the olympic iok champion, taking the title ahead of

followed by kirstjen nielsen. she'll be followed by the director of the federal bureau of investigation christopher wray. and the director of the national security agency general paul nokosani. dan. >> as director of national intelligence, i would like the american people to know that the intelligence community and all agencies are postered to identify threats. the president has directed us to make the matter of the election meddling and securing our election process a top priority and we have done that and are doing that and will continue to do so. we have incorporated the lessons learned from the 2016 election and implemented a broad spectrum of actions to share more information across the federal government as well as with state and local governments and also with the public and the private sector. the intelligence community continues to be concerned about the threats of upcoming elections. both the midterms and the presidential elections of 2020. in records to russian involvement, we continue to see a progress

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national intelligence dan coats, followed by medicare -- secretary of homeland security your's and nielsen. she will be followed by the director of the federal bureau of investigation christopher ray and finally the director of national security agency general upon the sony. >> as director of national intelligence, i would like the american people to know that the intelligence community and all of its agencies are clustered to -- are postured to identify threats of all kinds against the united states. the president has specifically directed us to make the matter of election meddling and securing our election process a top priority and we will do that and will continue to do so. we have incorporated lessons learned from the 2016 elections and implemented a broad spectrum of actions to share more information across the federal government as well as the state and local governments and also with the public and private sector. the intelligence community continues to be concerned about the threat of upcoming us -- u.s. elections. both the midterm and presidential election in with 2020. regards t

el senador demÓcrata dick durbin exigiÓ la renuncia de krystal nielsen.rupo de madres alzando pancartas con sus hijos en brazos interrumpieron sus testimonios en seÑal de protesta. >> vamos a seguir protestando y dando este mensaje. claudia: cuando regresÓ la cabo ismael gobierno se defendiÓ. los centros residenciales familiares que albergara los fines inmigrantes son como campamentos de verano. hay acceso a agua y comida las 24 horas dijo un alto funcionario de ice. el departamento de salud de recursos humanos confesÓ que desde el aÑo pasado bien expresando sus preocupaciones sobre la polÍtica de separaciÓn familiar. tambiÉn reconociÓ que el sistema no estaba listo para rastrear informaciÓn para reunificar a padres e hijos lo que generÓ fuertes reacciones. chucky cheese tiene mejores sistemas para evitar que los libios sean separados de sus padres, dijo el senador patrick lee. dijo que el gobierno manejÓ muy mal esta situaciÓn. nadie, no importa cual sea su estatus migratorio debe de sufrir abusos. el gobierno asegura que mÁs de 700 menores cuenta con pa

katie nielsen is here now to explain how rules could change. >> reporter: >>> reporter: so the battler the bill is intense with utility companies saying current liability laws will bankrupt them and consumer advocates on the other side saying utilities need to be held responsible for fires caused by their equipment. earlier this week both sides reached a compromise. utilities will have to pay for fire damage up to a certain amount. another issue, protection for utility workers. union representatives worry if companies like pg&e file for bankruptcy, it could threaten the jobs and pensions of long- time workers. the bill would block a bankrupt utility from cutting any jobs for six months, then for two years after that, the company could only make cuts if it could show the utilities commission it wouldn't impact service or safety. >> action needs to be taken now. if we don't see some reform then the utilities here in california are facing uninsurable risk. >> reporter: the legislation also calls to spend $1 billion over the next five years to clear fine prone brush and trees. lawmakers a

christopher wray, kirstjen nielsen discussed russian interference in the u.s. political system.ge was clear, russian attempts to interfere in the 2018 elections are real and ongoing, but just six hours later, six hours, donald trump contradicted his own intelligence officials as a rally in pennsylvania. >> in helsinki, i had a great meeting with putin. we discussed everything. i had a great meeting. >> the russians are looking for every opportunity to continue their pervasive efforts to undermine our fundamental values. >> russia is very unhappy that trump won. that i can tell you. but i got along great with putin. >> as i have said consistently, russia attempted to entire fear with the last election and continues to engage in maligned influence op addressings to this day. >> nower we are being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax. >> we acknowledge the threat. it is real. it is continuing and we are doing everything we can to have a legitimate election that the american people can have trust in. >> it's almost as if there are two administrations, one led by grownups who ar

gobierno ya reconoce en una nueva etapa para combatir la inmigraciÓn ilegal, la secretaria kristjen nielsenllÍ la ley cbc 54 que convierte a este estado en uno santuario. estÁ prohibido entonces que la policÍa coopere con agentes de ice, pero hay dos condados que se benefician econÓmicamente de su relaciÓn con esta agencia federal. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica. juan: los dos condados que aÚn mantienen contratos con ice son horas en el sur de california y uvva. >> hay que mantendrÁs personas que se han metido en problemas criminales y han sido detenidos por cualquier razÓn, retenerlos indefinidamente hasta que inmigraciÓn venga a agarrarlos. lo que molesta algunos activistas es que, por ejemplo, ice paga a $118 por cada dÍa que el acusado permanece en sus cÁrceles. . >> nosotros, como organizaciÓn, estamos muy expuestos a todo este negocio que se hace con los inmigrantes.ndo de orange se calcula que mantiene 781 detenidos diariamente, lo que lo que lo que lo hace ganar $92,700 cada dÍa, lo que ayuda a solventar sus gastos. en el pasado llegaron a ser 26 los condados con acuerdos similare

. >> we have 18 of reporters, katie nielsen is in lakeport. first we will go to wilson walker, just west of where katie is. the owners could be forced to evacuate at any moment, wilson? >> reporter: well, it is pretty easy to see why. we are west of north lakeport, sort of an and rural area out here. and, here is the fire burning out kind of towards the highway. now, if you can be patient for one second, it is coming around the side here, and you can see for yourself and we were talking today with the folks at cal fire about how they're keeping up the fight when there is essentially fire all over the state of california. i spoke with a battalion chief out in this area today. he sort of is overseeing the firefight. we call this the mendocino complex fire. back behind me is the ranch fire. how do you coordinate all of this when you are short resources? because, they are scattered all over. the truth is, you have to make compromises. >> we are taking a ridge and constructing lines so that we can keep this away from the communities down on highway

. >> harris: this is the host of democratic senator kirstjen nielsen writing immigration policies have invoked the worst immigration process in modern time and under leadership it grows worse by the day. in the meantime, senator elizabeth warren expressing her condolences but also suggesting the real issue is a family separation at the border. >> i'm so sorry for the family here, and i know this is hard. one of the things we have to remember is we need an immigration system that is effective, that focuses on where real problems are. we need laws on people who posed a real threat and i don't think moms and babies are the place we should be using our resources. >> many are calling her tone-deaf. she talked about family separation, and, that's what so heartbreaking. and really expressing her gratitude for the outpouring of love and support. as we see in the aftermath of these mass shootings, we kind of need to take a second before we politicize everything and really take stock in a tragedy and this young woman's life and that instant that allowed a complete psychopath to end her life befo

. >>> seguridad nacional, kristen nielsen estarÁ hoy aquÍ donde arde el incendio y se espera que visiteue le han hecho frente a estas llamas, hasta ahora, este incendio, ha consumido 180 mil Ácres y destruido mÁs de mil viviendas con 50% de contenciÓn. >>> miembros de grupos supremacistas tienen la nadie realizar protestas en washington dc y charlotte, ahÍ hace un aÑo estos grupos mataron a una mujer y dejaron heridos otros manifestantes, randy serrano con el informe. ♪ hace un aÑo estas imÁgenes dejaron al paÍs con boca abierta, enfrentamientos violentos, entre supremacistas y opositores en virginia, donde perdiÓ la vida de susan al ser atropellada por suprema asista blanco 678d>>> dijo que no tiene opiniÓn polÍtica perna skwoi na listas blancos dijeron que trump les abriÓ el camino para hacerse sentir y asÍ lo harÁn este domingo en washington dc y charlotte para abogar por derechos civiles blancos. >>> habrÁ protestas en varias partes, pero se espera que el parque lafayette sea el epicentro. el objetivo, permitir que los dos grupos se expresen pero impedir que se junten para evitar tr

he also threatened attorney general jeff sessions and dhs secretary nielsen with contempt of court.either d.o.j. or sessions has responded. sessions was in houston texas speaking about violent crime, illegal immigration and swaut cities. he took no questions. department of homeland security responded, noting in compliance with the court's order upon arrival in el salvador the plaintiffs did not disembark and were promptly returned to the united states. the plaintiff here, carmen, is represented by the aclu. it allegations that carmen fled el salvador to the u.s. to seek asylum from years of sexual abuse by her his band as well as death threats from a gang. the government maintains that it cannot grant asylum to victims of individual crime or violence, only to those victimized by political governmental or social persecution. >> dana: all right, doug, thank you. let's bring back james trusty on this. these claims that people from outside of the united states, if they want to come to the u.s. and claim asylum, domestic violence, gang violence, the trump administration said we can't do

eating breakfast in philadelphia kind of like pam bondi, secretary nielsen. let's see, and sarah sanders. an angry mob of far left protesters literally ran them out of the restaurant and needed police assistance. watches this. >> [inaudible] >> sean: assaulted. they will both join us later in the program tonight for an exclusive interview and we will> show you everything that went down. the left-wing intolerance is so down. the left-wing intolerance is so out of control and i have a warning, it's only going to get worse as the most important midterms in our lifetime and 92 days gets closer and closer. i meanwhile, one local democrat in chicago is putting politics aside, desperately, rightly trying to rescue his city fores what has been a wave of violence that has been devastating his hometown since obama began his presidency. watch this. >> i represent a community on h the west side at the government allows drugs and gangs to dominate those communities wherm senior citizens and children are held hostage. held hostage in her home, hostage in their community an

secretary nielsen? >> i would like to add my voice to the other commission members.e have all been working hard and we thank you, sir, for your leadership. this is clearly an example where lives take on our ability to take action. i believe we will do just that. i look forward for us to be able to share that with you. most of dhs is involved in this because we do so much on preparedness and working with state and local communities. we are bringing all of our best practices to bear to really tailor a solution and offer them up to the communities. as betsy devos said, there is not one size that fits all so we need to work individually with the communities and find what it is that they need. we are looking at training exercises, exercises as we all know play a very important part of a community's ability to be prepared. practice does not make perfect but it does make automatic and that muscle memory is the difference between saving a life and waiting to figure out what it is that you should do in the event of a disaster. we were going to have another meeting, i will be

estrellas aprovechan para pedirle tambiÉn la renuncia de la secretaria de seguridad nacional, christian nielsento de la separaciÓn de familias y que es un tema muy complejo para ellos. enrique: hay que recordar que no es sÓlo la hija del presidente sino una empleada del gobierno y una de las principales asesoras del presidente trump. carolina: seguimos con las imÁgenes capturadas por la nasa los fotos tomadas a 250 millas por encima de la tierra muestran las brasas que humeante a lo largo de la ladera. es increÍble cÓmo desde esa estaciÓn internacional en el espacio pueden ver la tierra y cÓmo se ve afectada. enrique: en california hay dos incendios que arden y uno supera el tamaÑo de los Ángeles. los bomberos de texas han llegado para sumarse a la lucha contra los incendios que devoran un Área del tamaÑo de la ciudad en apenas 11 dÍas. los bomberos se suman a 14 mil trabajadores forestales, algunos procedentes de lugares como nueva zelanda. nos conectamos con salvador durÁn quienes tal mendocino en donde las autoridades tienen un nuevo plan para combatir los incendios.buenos dÍas enrique carol

kirstjen nielsen is with us. by the way, madam secretary, i'm very sorry. to you in a restaurant and i know there's been other incidents is with you. it shouldn't happen and we have democrats telling people to get in the faces of secretaries, people in the cabinet like yourself. what's your reaction to that? >> i think the activism might be slightly misplaced in thehe sense that what needs to be reformed are our laws. we don't have laws that will let us do what we need to do to protect the country. that's where we should place our activism, to reform the laws that we can secure the homeland. >> sean: let me tell the audience about a case that we just found out about and this is out of the city of brotherly love, this is out of philadelphia. previously deported immigrant from honduras raped a child after philadelphia authorities ignored ice detainers and released him. it goes back to this particular man, 45. he faced a couple years in prison and was deported from the u.s. in 2009. back in the country in march of 2014, taken into custody. then after local cri

. >> let's get right to kpix 5's katie nielsen with more. katie. >> reporter: so we're actually up on top of the alum rock overpass above 680. take a look back behind me. these are the northbound lanes. what you don't see are any cars coming through. normally this freeway is very busy with rush hour traffic. all lanes are south down at capitol expressway as police look for evidence in a early- morning freeway shooting. about 3 a.m. san jose police got reports of a shooting victim who was parked at a convenience store. the man told police he was shote ivnorthbound 680. chp responded they closed down the freeway at capitol expressway and issued a "sig alert" around 4:30 this morning. now, as we were driving down ac saw chp officers out on the freeway in the lanes of traffic on northbound 680 about a half mile north of alum rock where they were looking for shell casings or any evidence related to that shooting. so again, all traffic being diverted off the freeway at capitol expressway. those cars are being directed around on the surface streets