and i don't see rahm emmanuel -- >> i agree. problem that we have, for years, since the 1980s -- >> we do give due process. >> since the 1980s we have a patchwork of a sloppy immigration system. the 1980s have called and asked for their immigration system back. our politicians in washington -- >> i'm going to ban that joke. >> ban it if you like. >> you can ban it -- >> didn't work with obama and russia, either. >> ban it if you like but it's true. we have a sloppy immigration law, which is why we're where we are today f we had, politicians in washington were bold enough and brave enough to fix the broken immigration system we wouldn't be here. which is why there are sanctuary cities to begin with. we have broken laws and mayors and governors are saying i hear you, mr. trump, there is illegal immigration. i hear you, we have a problem. i hear you mr. trump our borders are porous. but these laws are outdated. work with republicans in the house and republicans in the senate to fix our broken immigration laws, period. >> the reason

chicago mayor rahm emmanuel says his city will not be blackmailed. at issue is chicago's refusal to hold suspects at issue is chicago's refusal to hold suspects who are suspected of being undocumented immigrants in jail, for up to 48 hours so that immigration officers can pick them up. the department of justice is accusing mayor emmanuel of "spending time and taxpayer money protecting criminal aliens and putting chicago's law enforcement at greater risk." an update on the d-c firefighter seriously injured while responding to a call in northeast. authorities tell us dane smothers junior is still in critical condition. he was accidentally hit by a ladder truck earlier this week. and now we're learning "scorched souls motorcycle club" is hosting a fundraiser for smothers wednesday at "the tune inn". it's on pennsylvania avenue in southeast. the event is from 8 until noon. they're asking for a 20 dollar donation. the restaurant will have breakfast and drinks. all proceeds will go to smothers. new this morning. sad new in the world of hollywood. an a-list

rahm emmanuel doesn't believe he has to share that information.t is putting welcome mat to individuals come here and we'll protect you. aren't elected officials supposed to protect the american citizens. most do work with the federal. >> the woman on the west coast. the 62-year-old was viciously raped. >> they should focus 100 percent on people like that. but the other point, in the city immigration forces increase in crime rate and murder. >> 80 percent of voters oppose sachthuary cities. >> but the fact and popularity. >> we'll take it to the people, i think we took it to the people. >> there is more important polls, laura. travis county, texas. >> who is the big funder of caddo. >> i couldn't tell you. >> look at it. it determines your immigration policy. it is not a rude thing. it is it a big business. >> you can't stick to the facts and so you are changing it. >> you know what caddo said about ronald reagan. the most protectionist president in u.s. history. caddo institute is beyond the mainstream. >> you are changing the conversation. talk a

and the move has the full support of rahm emmanuel. the city had been working on a deal with the justice department that did not include a court role. but the president and his administration claim they are not interested in real reform. >>> hundreds gather to honor the victims of a deadly library shooting. two were killed four were injured but are expected to make a full recovery. a student remains in custody facing murder and assault charges. >>> and to a football player who passed away after collapsing during plaqractice. nicolas blakely died monday night. he was on the sidelines saying he wasn't feeling well. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. a police report says blakely appeared to suffer a seizure. >>> and here some heroism caught on camera. this happened in hamden, connecticut. a firefighter rushing in to pull a man from a burning vehicle, but he wasn't wearing any of his gear at the time. tom perezino was off duty. the man saved is expected to be physically okay. >> right place tfor that to happen if it's going to. >

rahm emmanuel would turn to obama and he would just say white. and obama would look back and say medium. if all these times it took a toll on and he didn't show up for a much great even if you look at these pictures, he is a little great on-topic think he carried himself through his presidency with a lot of calm poise, or different than other politicians who are more expressive, let's say. he rarely rushed into decision fix sometimes to a fault. he was in il. he sat alone at the white house late at night reading briefing papers or playing words with friends after his wife and daughters had gone to bed. he was a very disciplined guy picky on indulgence he permitted himself was a handful of almonds. in fact, his chef joked to my colleague and friend that he only allowed himself seven almonds. not six, not eight. seven almonds. that became a running joke. president by the way to neither. sometimes he did at six almonds. i think it tells us something was a joke that his own chef and his wife by the way used to make. i think was a humbling journey for

sandra: chicago mayor rahm emmanuel new legal fight with the justice department next.house leaks, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein addresses efforts to stop the issue. his comments straight ahead. .. .. welcome back. i am i'm sandra smith and for maria bartiromo. here are your top stories at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. the trump administration sends a stern warning threatening federal charges for anyone caught leaking classified information. it has bipartisan support. the forward defense secretary slammed it yesterday. i don't think the leaks are helpful in any way. the key to preventing leaks is to create a sense of teamwork within the white house and the staff so that they feel loyalty to the president of the united states. the crackdown on leaks ahead. once again this morning and this week. they are all set to report this week a strong earnings season. in europe we have seen is a mixed action for the most part overseas. right now it's hanging on to a slight gain while other markets have turned lower. a scare in the air. extreme turbulence sends passengers flying a

mayor rahm emmanuel laid out chicago's case today announcing the lawsuit will be filed tomorrow morning. the planned lawsuit comes after the justice department roontly announced that cities could only receive grant money to fight crime if the cities comply with certain rules. those rules include allowing homeland security access to jails and providing notice to the federal government before releasing anyone wanted on immigration violations. >> chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in a debate. chicago will not let our residents have their fundamental rights isolated and violated. and chicago will never relinquish our status as a welcoming city. >> on nbc's "meet the press" governor jerry brown wants california to file a similar lawsuit. >>> still ahead -- severe weather in the midwest. the cleanup under way after a tornado touches down in tulsa. >>> calm conditions around the bay area by comparison. 65 in san francisco. but severe thunderstorms flaring now in the sierra not too far from truckee with the red flag warning due to lightning strikes for parts of nor

today chicago's mayor rahm emmanuel said the city plans to sue the trump administration over threats to withhold money money from so called sanctuary cities, it the latest pushback against a federal immigration crackdown that is eggs ka lating-- escalating nationwide. >> in the front row of the church of family founded. vic doria is playing her husband will come home soon. recently detained by customs enforcemented, the undocumented 42 year old las been living here with his american born wife and two young children. >> they cry at night, they miss their father, i miss my husband deeply. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news ice say mrs. carias is a repeat immigration violater who assumed multiple identities and his actions have established a pattern of misrepresentation. he had several runins with ice. he was granted two stays but his third was denied. >> why do you think he might have been targeted. >> i just think he is just a victim of the new administration. >> the family's attorney noemi said believes the president's promise to target criminals is far what what is happening in

today, chicago's mayor rahm emmanuel said the city plans to sue the trump administration over threats to withhold money from so-called sanctuary cities. it the latest pushback against a federal immigration crackdown that's escalating nationwide. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: in thfront w of the church her family founded north of downtown los angeles, victoria carias is praying her husband, pastor noe carias, will come home soon. recently detained by immigration customs enforcement, the undocumented 42-year-old has been living here with his american-born wife and two young children. >> they cry at night. they miss their father; i miss my husband deeply. a reporter: in a statement to cbs news, ice say mr. carias is "a repeat immigration violator, who assumed multiple identities, and his actions have established a pattern of misrepresentation." carias had several run-ins with ice. he was granted two stays, but his third was denied. why do you think he might have been targeted? >> i just think he is just a victim of the new administration. >> reporter: the family's attorney, noem

kelly: rahm emmanuel believes the trump administration is trying to coerce chicago to change sanctuaryus and the city of chicago filing a lawsuit against the department of justice. stems from attorney general jeff sessions announcing last week a new requirement for police in sanctuary cities to cooperate more fully with u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, ice, if not the federal government intends to withhold money for public safety from the city. >> chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in a debate. chicago will not let our residents have the fundamental rights isolated and violated. and chicago will never reelingish our status as a welcoming city. kelly: in response to chicago's lawsuit, justice department spokesperson sarah flores told the chicago sun times in 2016 more chicagoans were murdered that in new york city and los angeles combined. a tragic that the mayor is less concerned with the staggering figure than he is spending time protecting illegal aliens and putting law enforcement at risk. chicago's murder rate has climbed, higher than it was la

chicago mayor rahm emmanuel said the reduced fund wog hurt the city's drive to reduce violent crimes.e shouldn't have to choose between immigrant rights in a well funded police department. chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in a debate. >> republicans including president trump say cities have a responsibility to enforce the law in addition to chicago the justice department sent letters they could lose funding in they don't start complying with immigration laws. now we reach out to philadelphia city hall city spokesman tells us they are reviewing chicago's lawsuit and evaluating their options. >>> president trump marking his 200th day in office with a new string of tweets. >> which is not surprising. that as the trump administration tries to put pressure on north korea to discontinue nuclear missile testing through new sanctions. fox's ellison barber reports. >> reporter: the president is celebrating a major milestone in office out of washington and on twitter. president trump on his 200th day in office taking to twitter to boast saying the trump base is fa

heidi talked about the rahm emmanuel model of recruitment and some of that is hanging in the balance.aces there will be democratic primaries, the dccc may be well funded but until they have nominees, unless they take real risks and pay for candidates in protested primaries they have to see and hope these nomination processes yield people who can actually win in some of these competitive districts. there are a lot of districts in places like california, new york, pennsylvania, where democrats can pick up seats but if they're going to get the majority they're going to have to recruit the sunday school teacher, the businessperson, the veteran, the kind of person who will fit a district and allow it to win and obviously we talked about the senate train is so much tougher for the democrats if they'll get a majority in the chamber, the house right now is much more likely. >> thank you, heidi, for your reporting in "usa today" and andrea mitchell thank you as always very much. >>> still ahead espn sidelines a play-by-play announcer because of his name. this is robert lee, that's on the right

. >> shannon: jeff sessions has rahm emmanuel is choosing to protect illegal immigrants rather than his own city. plus this. >> this is crazy stuff. a day at the beach turning deadly. gunmen opening fire at a popular resort. the details of this horrific scene coming up in a moment. >> shannon: how north korea is responding to a billion dollar sanctions vote. ambassador john bolten is on deck. >> it was a strong day for the united states, the united nations and a gut punch to north korea to let them know the international community is tired of it and we'll start fighting back. >> you have to stop it. it's reckless and irresponsible and the international community laid down the ground work of saying we won't watch you do this anymore. north korea has to respond. yes, they're going to say -- they'll threat en and do all these things but we won't run scared from them. >> bill: nikki haley speaking out about north korea after the u.n. approved sweeping sanctions against that country. john bolton former u.s. ambassador and fox news contributor. nikki haley has given a lot of interviews in the

chicago mayor r rahm emmanuel ss the policy forces the city to commitment to being a sanctuary city andylor swift's sexual assault trial. the pop star claims former denver radio dj david miller groped her during a back stage photo. swift told the radio station and miller was fire. he filed a lawsuit seek throwing million dollars in damages. claiming he was falls al accused. swift then counter sued for sexual assault. only seeking one dollar but hoping to hold him responsible as an example of harassment. >> her and that she would get on the witness stand and graphically describe the sexual touching, the unwanted uncouldn't zenned to sexual touching. and so that is going to be dramatic interesting testimony and this case is going to turn on how credible she is. >> swift is due in court tomorrow. >>> disney is getting sued and it's all because of your kids personal information. the class action lawsuit claims its mobile games and collect data later used for commercial purposes without the consent of a parent. it claims that violates the children's online privacy protection act. the suit na

mayor rahm emanuel says chicago is suing the d-o-j for threatening to cut the city's funding if it does not enforce federal immigration law. the lawsuit will be filed in federal court today. emmanuels "chicago will not be blackmailed." ( darya ) attorney general jeff sessions announced last week that federal grants for local police would be tied to compliance with federal immigration officials. chicago officials say the requirements would violate the city's "welcoming city" ordinance, which bans such practices. ( mark ) still ahead. we'll show you why a bay area family was in tears while enjoying a day at six flags. ( mark ) and after the break... a group of bikers escort a student to his first day of school... we''ll tell you why, after the break. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. 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 3

mayor rahm emanuel says chicago is suing the d-o-j for threatening to cut the city's funding if it does not enforce federal immigration law. the lawsuit will be filed in federal court today. emmanuels "chicago will not be blackmailed" and "will remain a welcoming ( james ) still ahead on the kron four morning news. wonder woman continues to break records -- and david hasselhoff is at it again. the hollywood minute is coming up next. ( robin ) in entertainment headlines this morning. summer's biggest movie hits another milestone -- meanwhile, you-tube has a new all-time top video.(james) plus... the guardians of the galaxy "get musical" with a little help from a special friend. david daniel has it all in the hollywood minute. "wonder woman" is breaking through yet another barrier! the smash hit ended the weekend on the verge of crossing 400-million-dollars at the domestic box office... better than any d-c super-hero flick since "the dark knight rises."(singing) "despacito!" how hot is "despacito"? the luis fonsi and daddy yankee music video is the most-watched video in you-tube history -- and the first clip ever on the site with three-billion views. the remix featuring justin biebe