host:host: shannon calling from palm city, florida. good morning. caller: good morning thank you for taking my call. i have not had a chance to say this since he was on the program but you guys had -- i have to say what refreshing progressive voice for c-span. i enjoyed the segment. i know you guys are talking about the financial services committee and the house. i have been following them thatly and it is obvious the bankers don't need the lobbyist still working on behalf of them. if you listen to the hearings you see different conversations between two aisles. democrats looking out for consumers doing their best in the redlining practices and push for diversity among the ceos. the republicans seem more interested in protecting large banks. i'm just curious as a lobbyist for these bankers, are these fines becoming a cost of business? host:host: let me ask you do you want to make a comment or ask a question about this credit card proposal that senator sanders and representative a conseil ocasioc-ortez -- caller:caller: i think it is wonderful. it wa

. >> last night the palm springs city council honored jack with a proclamation naming the day in hiso got an award from the school district. jack said he hopes to still be a crossing yard in a few years when he will celebrate his 100th birthday. you go, jack! >> yep. he is amazing. that's what keeps him young, right? >> energized. >> yes. >> a san francisco high school bandsead., sumr.♪ up next, why speaker houseeakerm to be in an independence day parade. >> 5:00. >> alexa, fid. the new mhat's store your e. do as i say, not as i do while we're speaking about these sorts of things. that essentially is the message parents are sending kids about using their phones. and what some are calling the worst first pitch ever. oh, boy. those stories and more when chris and i see >>> stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. only one high school band will represent the entire state of california in the upcoming fourth of july parade in the nation's capital. that band is from san francisco. abc 7 news reporter tells us why the speaker of the house nancy pelosi wanted them there. >> the burton high sch

the 10 cities are oakland, san francisco, la, sacramento, long beach, west hollywood, palm springs, cathedral and fresno. the next stop is for the state assembly where it was defeated back in 2017, cities would not be required to participate in the program. >>> dangerous storms in the midwest produced dozens of tornadoes and flash floo were reported across five states including oklahoma. houses and mobile mobile homes were destroyed by wind speeds of more than 110 miles per hour. others were crushed by uprooted trees.>> i told my son to get in the bathroom and by that time we just heard it and it probably lasted 30 or 40 seconds and we opened up the front door and i had a pine tree in my front door.>> the tornadoes brought 5 to 10 inches of rain with them creating flash flooding, rescue teams have been busy trying to free people who are trapped by the rising water. >>> it is still snowing up in the sierra and it is catching some drivers off guard. crews are patrolling mountain roads with sand and plows waiting to step in if the roads get to sleep. because of the rain and snow there have been

thank you for joining us from palm city down in florida. >> good to see you guys. with this story a young athlete collapses and dies while running a marathon. taylor was a quarter mile away from the finish line when the 22-year-old suddenly fell to the ground. she recently graduated walsh university where she played soccer. no word on what caused her death protesting growing in alabama state's new abortion law. hundreds marching to the state capital building to slam the ban. [chanting] ainsley: governor kay yif signed the bill. several groups had vowed to sue. nationwide protests planned for tomorrow. little girl found safe thanks to church going heroes. police finding salem at a hotel outside fourth worth, texas hours after she was abducted on a walk with her mother. doorbell video shows the mom thrown from a car trying to save her. good samaritans search from the suspect's car and called 911 when they spotted it. michael webb is charged with kidnapping. game of thrones is over. and a lot of people just cannot handle it. >> she doesn't want danny to be. >> she doe

host:host: shannon calling from palm city, florida. good morning.morning thank you for taking my call. i have not had a chance to say this since he was on the program but you guys had -- i have to say what refreshing progressive voice for c-span. i enjoyed the segment. i know you guys are talking about the financial services committee and the house. i have been following them thatly and it is obvious the bankers don't need the lobbyist still working on behalf of them. if you listen to the hearings you see different conversations between two aisles. democrats looking out for consumers doing their best in the redlining practices and push for diversity among the ceos. the republicans seem more interested in protecting large banks. i'm just curious as a lobbyist for these bankers, are these fines becoming a cost of business? host:host: let me ask you do you want to make a comment or ask a question about this credit card proposal that senator sanders and representative a conseil ocasioc-ortez -- caller:caller: i think it is wonderful. it was pretty obvio

and there are several cities, including west palm beach that have policies that act as though they areo participate in -- lou: they are a problem. >> they are a problem. lou: we can help jeb out here. they are a problem. >> yeah. and he left himself a back door at the end by saying maybe something's changed over the past few years because well maybe it is that he needs to look up, get a little bit more energy and notice what's been happening and he will be a little bit better informed. lou: oh my gosh. oh my gosh. it's just not fair. i mean, the president of the united states has to contend against these characters, 21 of them now on the democratic side. oh my gosh. >> maybe jeb will run. lou: william weld wants to primary this president. >> i believe mr. weld voted for barack obama. once again gives you an idea of who you are dealing with. maybe jeb bush will run as a democrat. lou: i can hear the drumbeat out there now, jeb, jeb, with exclamation marks. >> come on, don't forget, lou dobbs, please clap, come on. lou: you are right. that was a memorable moment. thanks. >> my pleasure.

palm springs. the 96 year-old man he's been a volunteer ing as a crossing guard now more than 30 years look at that smile all this week, the city and the school district they honored hm safety beacon pretty chill there in a daze sister shooting at they had district officials say that the crossing guard. only missed one week in his 32 years on the job. the it is up to him he will celebrate his one 100th birthday in this very same spot. i guess it's safe to say this man loves his job any holes and high he's a you know >>you know this and that he's serious about it and they're protect the when gets springs. but i'm happy to see they have a seat for are you know, george constanza would approve feel they get us and help get to see. that wraps up kron 4 news at night. >>but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam warren can wait are here with kron 4 news >>vicki and grant thank you both very much next at 10 o'clock san francisco police arrest a suspect in a driving rampage through city streets which injured pedestrians and ripped through cars. the latest on what happened and whether police know why. plus children

cities? >> well, first of all, palm beach county is not a sanctuary county and with the immigration enforcements is not politically motivated because of the fact that when we're dealing with the issues in palm beach county in terms of homelessness, housing, hurricanes. we don't look at political affiliations. we look at addressing the needs of our residents and now the president wants to send his problems to palm beach county. and that's not fair. and what we hope is that administration will create a plan to address this situation. we have no idea who is coming to palm beach county. are there families, are there kids and individuals and we don't know their health issues at all. and this is not fair for the residents of palm beach county. >> is the federal government going to step in and offer any assistance here? >> they have told us that they have no plans on providing us no assistance whatsoever. and this is totally ridiculous. you're going to send 135 people per week, which is 1,000 per month to both robert and palm beach counties. with no resources. what we hope is that the administration w

city is therefore also called for. the cathedral square was the political heart of palm back to this day there are magnificent buildings such as the idaho and the noir is the difference. down in the valley the citizen settled in today city center so mysterious here and now we're at the own town hall we've just come from the cathedral and this couple town district and when we cross the river we'll be in the middle class island destruction the town hall was meant to link both parts of the town and that's why they built it in the middle of the river. and then 1st of all just giving bum back another landmark. as you know you can send us your travel videos but we also love to visit you and this time we met the musician jason wins in texas he shows us his favorite places in his hometown austin . go go go your lonely star you shine go go go don't look back now we've got this go go go you're lonely star you're shy. hey all welcome to austin texas i'm jason weems a singer songwriter in town and i can't wait to show you around. welcome to zilker park 340 acres of fun right in the heart of austin and one of my very favorite place

the 10 cities include oakland, san francisco, los angeles, and palm springs, it goes to the state assembly in 2017. if the bill passes, cities will not be required to participate in the pilot program. >>> state lawmakers trying to make rebuilding easier for the tens of thousands of people still recovering from the devastating campfire in butte county. a bill would streamline the environmental review process, it would also reduce redtape for victims of last november's deadly wildfire. more than 50,000 people were displaced, many of them struggling to find a place to live. >> there's a lot of people that are precariously housed, at best, living with family and friends, at worst, they might be in their cars. >> this bill moves to the state senate for approval, if passed in the state of family. >>> four women who were being detained by the immigration service sued an ice contractor in san francisco, accusing of alleged inhumane treatment. in july 2017, the women were taken by the contractor from the west county detention center in richmond to another center in bakersfield. in their lawsuit, th

it's been covering over mexico city, one of the most densely palm slated capitals in the world for severals terrible, but what can we do, this woman wonders? it's making us all sick. mexico city officials declared an environmental emergency tuesday due to severe air pollution exacerbated by wildfires. but some residents say they believe officials have been too slow to react to the emergency. in a city of more than 21 million, that has been plagued by air pollution for decades. there's plenty of opportunity to take action and do something drastic, but they have waited for too long, this resident said. elementary schools were ordered closed on thursday. some public works projects have been suspended. and drivers have been asked to stay off the roads. authorities have recommended residents avoid exercising outdoors. the mexico mayor said her administration is working with an comprehensive plan to address not only air pollution but long-term solution. >> translator: in order to reduce pollution, we have to go to the sources. in the case of mexico city's metropolitan area, it has to do with veh

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black african women director is in the running fold the palme d'or for the very 1st time the film atlanta just to make cinema her story for the city to be starring my t.v. deal. black screen like shoot like everywhere. i'm christine wonderwall come to africa i'm glad you're tuned in my loudest president is seeking a 2nd 5 year term as the country votes in a general election on tuesday the 78 year old is up against 6 other candidates including his vice president. who is 32 years younger than him but opposition leader. is seen as having the best chance against the incumbent in an election where the economy and corruption are the main issues with a population of about 20000000 is one of the poorest countries in the world it's also one of the youngest 70 percent of people are below the age of $33.00 and put together this report about the tactics candidates who. he used to appeal to the youth. fans are waiting in anticipation to see what new surprises in store vice president and u.t.m. candy did. past election campaign release have become known for their creativity at the age of $46.00 he's the youngest of the 3 major candidates and he

the 10 cities include oakland, san francisco, los angeles and palm springs. the bill goes to the state assembly. >>> a robot is now serving up lattes in the bay area, it is the first robot to do this. it makes a drink in less than 10 seconds, the cafi's founder says he got the idea after getting tired of standing in long lines. >>> new coke, the reformulated coca-cola debut 34 years ago but was yanked as a month later esther a revolt from classic coke purist now in ownership with netflix, new coke is coming back for limited time after its popularity was designed by the show stranger things. starting tomorrow new coke going back on store shelves. >>> disease new galaxy attraction won't open until next week but we are starting to find out what souvenirs you might take home. out of this world price tags that come with him. was inside you will be able to build your light saber and expense will set you back $200. to have that you can stop in at the joy depot and build your own joy. there also souvenir mugs and coca-cola drinks. >>> coming up, findings from a new r

palm around right now. we have a gust to 22 in hayward. 24 in the city. 17 in mountain view. the breeze coming off the cool ocean water gives that wide range of temperatures. we've dipped into the 50s for the city in half moon bay with the breeze. a little cloud cover. you're enjoying 70s away from the coach. 72 in concord. a lot of 60s around the immediate bay shoreline. 67 in san jose. oakland with a temperature around 63 degrees. over-nate tonight, we have the clouds right now along the coast line to spill in and around the bay. we'll find coastal drizzle with temperatures falling into the upper 40s to lower 50s overnight. we start out with the cloud cover first thing on mother's day but the skies will clear quickly in the morning so by noon a mostly sunny picture away from the coast. by 4:00 the bay inland, you're seeing sunshine. clouds will cling to the coast again tomorrow with temperatures in the 70s and 80s away from the coast line. highs in the micro climate starting in the south bay tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. 77 the high in san jose. 75 cupertino. a warm 81 the h

palm beach county. we hope that this is not politically motivated. >> keep in mind florida just banned sanctuary citiesthe -- the border patrol said the numbers of immigrants is, quote/unquote off the charts. about half a million undocumented immigrants have arrived so far this year and it is just may. that is a number not seen since 2009 when the full fiscal year saw about 545,000 people arrive and unlike that year, the number of families and children is unprecedented. democrats, congressman louis guiterrez is a former illinois congressman and now a cnn political commentator. so congressman, nice to have you back. >> thank you, brooke. >> why do you think president trump chose these two counties in particular? >> because he lost them resoundingly. because it is political. and this is the way he treats in a very inhumane manner people fleeing the drug cartels in honduras and el salvador and guatemala, people fleeing for their lives with children. look, brooke, we don't know where hundreds of children are that need to be reunited with families that he separated. we remember the scenes of caging people.

cities. the plan also calls for releasing them after processing due to a lack of detention space,or accng to two dhs officials familiar with the plan among those area forest, broward and palm beach counties where there is a backlash. >> this should happen in florida. we have enough fish to fry in our own state. we have 22 milli people. >> reporter: neither area is considered a sanctuary city t fully cooperate with federalds immigration authorities. but they are democratic strongholds. and just last month, the president warmed >> we'll bring tm to sanctuary city areas and let that they're saying they have open arms let's see if they have open arms >> reporter: telling nbc news sanctuary cities will not be targeted >> there was also a big announcement on trade. at was that? >> reporter: that's right, president trump announced he's reached a deal on steel and aluminum tarif in canada and mexico the trade deal that supports nafta will pass in congress but there's still a trade war with china. >>> now to the newly released messages exchanged in new york city police that are sparking outrage. the 2014 death of ericarner after a violent confrontation with officers. we should warn

are on the verge of war the us secretary of state my palm pilot is right now meeting his russian counterpart sergey lavrov in the black sea resort city of sochi tensions over the disintegrating 2015 iran nuclear deal well top of the agenda live now to sochi and more on causative rod can these talks help avert a potential disaster. well they could go to wait for the conclusion but i must say though it is all protocol the meeting began on a cautiously optimistic note and i stress cautiously optimistic. i think pretty much most of the external mccarthy we see there are certain suspicions and prejudice from both sides but it's not a win win scenario for us just that mutual mistrust u.s. and russian security and causes concern around the globe so it's time for a new and more responsible approach to our relations and mutual perceptions we're ready to do that if my u.s. colleagues show reciprocation towards that i'm here today because president trump is committed to improving this relationship as as i think he said we have differences we each country will protect its own interest look out for its own interests of its people. but it's not it

but you know, broward and palm beach insisted they were not sanctuary cities.ar exactly where the folks are going to. california has, maybe northern states along the northern border. it is just a little unclear where they were going, and how they would work with the got there. eric: buffalo is on the list for example. it is ironic they are supporters of immigration and of this, what is going on on the southern border yet, if you want to go fly people in, to your neighborhood, then people are saying that you know some people say we do not want them. and others like bill de blasio say, more than welcome. >> there's been a diversity response to this among some of the cities. sandra cities is not a legal term is more of a political term and people use as a football a little bit. what exactly that means, what it would mean if these people want up there. not entirely clear but also think there's a broader context to think about here. the president, succumbing at present when the time is looking for maybe an additional 1.5 billion on top of that. for humanitarian issu

. >> sure, and it is important to note that palm beach county and broward have both said they're not sanctuary citiesify themselves as such, but that's kind of a side issue, how they classify those issues. yeah, senator rubio has been sort of vocal, the most vocal probably elected official in florida thus far, and not necessarily pushing back, but seeking answers and publicly sort of questioning the administration on the decision. >> matt dixon, always good to have you. look forward to speaking again, because we're going to be talking about florida going into 2020. >> we always are. thanks so much. >>> a major shakeup for students taking the s.a.t.s. coming up, the adversity score schools will soon use to help with college admissions. what does it all mean? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. we need a solution.ut their phones down. applebee's new loaded fajitas. introducing... smartdogs. the first dogs trained to train humans. stopping drivers from: liking. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. available to the public... never. smartdogs are not the a

. >> the plan would supply up to 1,000 migrants a month to northern and coastal cities including two florida counties palmk to president trump about the issue. forever months been busing migrant families mostly from guatemala, honduras and el salvador to southern california or el paso, texas. the agency said the number of people apprehended at the border since october 1st was nearly 520,000. the highest in a decade will. in the past week there was an average of 4500 arrests a day. border patrol officials have felonflown 1,000 migrant seekers to del rio, texas. each contracted flight costs between 20 to $65,000 and can carry about 135 people. pete: wow. thank you, jennifer. for being here. ed: you had democrats saying this is a manufactured crisis at the border that finally got broken down once some democrats like jeh johnson had the courage to step forward no, actually it's a real crisis. okay? and then you have the fact that some democrats in palm beach county like she mentioned yesterday are out there we can't take these migrants how are we going to handle this? we want to help as a country. in our comm

for broward county, and 500 a month for palm beach county, and it's a humanitarian crisis in the waiting. >> if not your county though, some other county or city will need to help take care of these people. why shouldn't broward help shoulder the burden? >> no. i mean 1,000 people we have been told will be coming every month. half going to our county, half going to palm beach county. broward county is a county of many nationalities. we're welcoming. we're inclusive, but you need a plan. you need to be organized. you need funding. you need resources, and otherwise it's going to be a disaster and a humanitarian crisis the way that we have been told it is now, is that you're looking to be a tense city because if you don't have resources and you don't have anywhere to go, homeless shelters are full and we don't have structures for people. you need a plan and you need some type of organized system in which to receive people. >> why do you think your county as well as palm beach county were selected? >> that's a good question. you know, first of all, the president said in april, i believe he said he was going to send people, migrants to sanctuary ci

transport migrants to other cities the plan also calls for releasing them after processing them due to lack of detention space. among those areas, florida's broward and palm beach counties where tonight there is a backlash >> i don't think this should happen in florida. we have a lot of fish to fry in our own state with our own citizens we've got 22 million people >> reporter: neither area is considered a sanctuary city where local law enforcement does not fully cooperate with federal immigration authorities. but they are democratic strongholds. and just last month, the president warmed >> we'll bring them to sanctuary city areas care of itat they say they have open arms, let's see if they have open arms >> reporter: nbc news says sanctuary cities will not be targeted >>> there was also big news on trade. what was that? >> reporter: that's right, president trump announced he's reached a deal to remove steel and aluminum tariffs on mexico. the trade with nafta could pass congress but he's still dealing with the trade in china. >>> now to the newly released messages exchanged with new york city police that are generating outrage. the texts downplay the 14-y

cities. the trump administration is preparing to release thousands of migrants into florida. 1,000 will be sent to broward and palm for an unknown period of time. the u.s. custom officials are saying they are not currently doing that but looking at locations across the country. jesse, this is a crisis. had you a record number of apprehensions of parents traveling with children just last month. these people have to go somewhere. is something wrong with this? >> where will they go? no one wants them. people on the right and left don't want them. de blasio said we are a sanctuary city, but he was offered illegal immigrants and he said we will fight it. san francisco pelosi's town said that was considered payback. they don't want them to the border texas towns or south of the border in the northern mexican border towns. palm beach and broward are democrat counties but it's a swing state. republicans senators. i don't think any of the local people want them. tell crush their local economy. where do you put them you? hold them and hold the families together. process them. use more judges and send them back in their asyl

cities. in florida the trump administration was considering the release of hundreds of migrants in broward and palmch counties each month, two democratic strong holds. the response was swift from both sides including the newly elected republican governor of florida, a staunch trump ally. >> i don't think this should happen in florida. we have a lot of fish to fry in our own state with our own citizens. >> reporter: and it's not only florida republicanerize upset about this possibility of sending detainees to south florida. broward broward democrats are suggesting if it happens the detainees should be housed in trump properties there. >> joining me now michigan representative debbie dingell. let's get right to the this associated press report which says border patrol is considering detroit as one of the other cities to fly hundreds of migrant families for processing. have you heard anything about this, and what's your reaction to this plan in general? >> i have -- i don't know the specifics of the plan. i know what mike just reported, et cetera. but some of our border and custom patrol agents, some

cities across the country. the florida governor ron desantis, an ally of president trump says he is against the plane crashed than to send two plane loads of migrants each week to palm beach and broward counties. that could mean up to 1000 people each month. >> if you believe what was leaked and reported, the plan would be to simply put migrants on the streets basically which would tax the resources. >> the conservative daily caller reports that the trump administration is considering invoking a little known law called insurrection act to use military to remove undocumented immigrants from the country. senator dianne feinstein's office issued this statement on the moves by homeland security saying "this is the latest example of the trump administration's failure to properly manage the border and humanely process migrants arriving to the united states." >>> white house lifting tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from united states two biggest trading partners. by monday there will be no more tariffs on the products from canada and mexico. trump administration had imposed them in march la . ey amounted to on steel, 10on aluminum. >>y have been ch extremely high tar

city. now 2 very different types of comedy films are premiering at this year's cannes film festival in france famous directors will compete with promising newcomers for the big prize the palme d'or charlie rangel reports from county. film stars flashbulbs festival magic. can is a celebration of cinema like no other and in its 72nd year it is still surprising audiences. this year its opening with a zombie comedy. packed with stars directed by jim the dead don't die seems an unlikely choice for the prestigious festival but the american director has used to sneak in big ideas that they sometimes get buried under all the bodies the festivals directed. explained his choice. john or cinema is important for cinema for many artists especially in the era of big studios it was a way for them to express themselves within a defined framework and today john are cinema continues. a man of many genres is director quentin tarantino who rushed to finish his new film could screen at cannes . once upon a time in hollywood is a black comedy set in 1960 s. los angeles and fight to go to jail is called manslaughter many more heavyweight directors will walk this red carpet over the next 11 days i

cities. in florida, the trump administration was considering the release of hundreds of migrants in broward and palm beach counties each month. two democratic strongholds, the response was swift from both sides, including the newly elected republican governor of florida, a staunch trump alley. >> i don't think this should happen in florida. we have a lot of fish to fry in our own state with our own citizens. >> reporter: it's not only florida republicans upset about the possibility, of sending detainees to south florida, broward county democrats are suggest suggesting if it happens, detainees should be held in trump hotels. >>> treasury secretary steve mnuchin refused a congressional subpoena to hand over the president's tax returns. what happens now. >> reporter: this is the house weighs and means committee, subpoenaed six years of president trump's tax returns. steve mnuchin responded in a letter saying it serves no legitimate legislative purposes. democrats counter this saying this is a congressional oversight responsibility. they also cite a 95-year-old law that says the ways and means committee

mexico city. 2 very different types of comedy films are premiering at this year's cannes film festival in. famous directors will continue to with promising newcomers for the big prize the palme d'or charlie rangel reports from cannes. film stars flashbulbs festival magic. can is a celebration of cinema like no other and in its 72nd year it is still surprising audiences. this year its opening with a zombie comedy. packed with stars directed by jim the dead don't die seems an unlikely choice for the prestigious festival but the american director has used to sneak in big ideas that they sometimes get buried under all the bodies the festivals directed. explained his choice. john or cinema is important for cinema for many artists especially in the era of big studios it was a way for them to express themselves within a defined framework and today john or cinema continues. a man of many genres is director quentin tarantino who rushed to finish his new film could screen at cannes . once upon a time in hollywood is a black comedy set in 1960 s los angeles and fight to go to jail it's called manslaughter many more heavyweight directors will walk this red carpet over the next 11 days i

investigating a mosque fire near palm springs and they believe it was, i'm quoting here, an intentional act. >> but oh how times have changed. >> a bangladeshi born new york city taxi driver is recovering today from knife wounds to his neck, face, and hands, all with the designation of hate crime. >> a southern california woman will be flown home for burial from iraq. >> the latest fbi statistics show that hate crimes against muslims were up 67% in 2015. >> both gunned down leaving a mosque on saturday -- >> and in the first ten days after the 2016 election, there were more than 300 bias-related incidents that targeted immigrants or muslims. what does our fearless leader do in response? a big speech to bring us all together? nope. >> the world is reacting to president trump's executive order banning those from seven muslim majority nations from entering the united states. >> big stuff. >> oh, yeah, it's big stuff. especially if you consider this. take it from my label mate, fareed zakaria. >> the number of americans killed by citizens of the seven countries banned from 1975 to 2015, you guessed it, zero. >> president trump's order compromises american values a

palm beach and broward counties. both are democrat strongholds but don't consider themselves sanctuary cities. the migrants would likely be released into the community awaiting immigration hearings. florida senator marco rubio wrote a letter demanding answers from the department of homeland security. >> immigrants must be financially self-sufficient. >> reporter: on thursday president trump announced his new plan for legal immigration, based on so-called merit rather than family connections or diversity. it prioritizes immigrants in high-paying professions and those who speak english. >> we discriminate against brilliance. we won't anymore once we get this passed. >> reporter: democrats say the president's plan is offensive. >> merit, it is really a condescending word. they're saying family is without merit. are they saying most of the bec engineering degree? >> reporter: the president the tweeting about immigration this morning. in a tweet he just sent out he said all people illegally coming into the united states will be removed at a later date. he goes on to say don't make yourselves too co

ruling party in the capital city is highlighting education reforms it and veiled after taking control 4 years ago and is now helping to replicate this regional success in palm entry elections with delhi voting on sunday saya raman reports. like many homes across india. is helping his children with their reading writing and arithmetic mahomedan are sent to horror wants taught in a private school that parents believe that state schools were not up to the job until now the father is a local politician the aam aadmi party which has promised to improve state education in india's capital region. when i ask my children about the change they say government school teachers are teaching us better than the private schools private school teachers are very qualified they are paid less our teachers are more qualified and i get to know this from the children many. many government run schools in other states look like this badly in need of repair very little furniture and no support materials it's not easy to get a good education in conditions like these. few parents in delhi would send their children to state schools for the same reason but a major investment in schools h

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disgruntled postal worker stuffed his buick with enough dynamite to blow up an entire city block outside of kennedy's home in west palm beach, and ended up -- he caught a glimpse of john john standing right next to kennedy and decided he would do it later. so follows kennedy to church the next day, fills up his pant wiz the same amount of dynamite, is standing four people forgot jfk as president-elect outside with his hand in his pocket and on at the trigger. and had he done that it he would have blown upisms, people in the church but the caught a glimpse of children and decided decidedt another day. so the book is filled with these crazy stories, and you would think that writing a book about eight presidents dying in office and 19 who almost died and you would be left with a feeling of deep melancholy, but strangely i felt kind of optimistic remember you realize our history is crazy and if you look at our current political moment right now, the book's anchored around the eight abrupt transitions but covers a last vast breadth of american history and you look how nasty congress is today in 1850 a senator pulled a gun