for the seat he lost to ron johnson. think his odds are? >> of winning? >> yes. >> i think fine gold has an excellent chance of winning. i think in a presidential election in wisconsin, despite our history and enormously divisive governor we have is still a blue state. i think johnson is not doing himself good and has tiny polls and constituency of really hard right ranting. >> i can't believe the atlas shrug in detail. that's a good one. thank you, ruth conivef. >> thank you, chris. >>> coming up next, a huge endorsement, as he continues to dominate the 2016 polls. >> men and women just want to do their jobs. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or make a backyard pizza oven? oh yeah. i can almost taste it now. tastes like victory. and pepperoni... if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% cleare

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. >> that senator ron johnson from wisconsin aggressively questioning a representative from i.c.e. during a senate hearing on security. >> this started with donald trump weighing in, putting his two cents into the immigration debate. he's not getting very positive feedback. trump is second right now in several gop polls but his comment about mexican imgrpts are not sitting well with latinos, including some of those working on his new hotel in washington. he recently said immigrants are bringing drugs and crime into the u.s. a protest is planned for tomorrow at the hotel he's building. nine companies have already severed their relationship with trump. we'll continue to update this story across all of our digital platforms. go to nbcbayarea.com or download our free app. >> happening today, a judge will decide if there is enough evidence to try a teenager accused of stabbing a 9-year-old boy to death in his own bed in discovery bay. william schultz has pled not guilty. defense attorneys say mental illness played a role in the stabbing. while he could be eligible for the death penalty,

. >> that was senator ron johnson from wisconsin aggressively questioning a representative from i.c.e. during a hearing yesterday. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump has been putting his two cents into the immigration debate, but he's not getting positive feedback. trump's comments about mexican immigrants are not sitting well with many latinos. he recently said immigrants are bringing drugs and crime into the u.s. a protest is planned for tomorrow at the hotel he's building. >> it's not going to affect me. here i am, i'm working. i'm grateful to be here. >> nine companies have severed ties with trump. >>> new this morning, violence in college park, maryland. that's where three people are dead, another person injured after a gunman oipenned nire near the university of maryland overnight. two suspects got out of two separate vans and started shooting into a crowd. a woman and two men were killed. so far, detectives aren't naming suspects or motives, the university is warning students to use caution in the area. >> a teenager charged with stabbing a 9-year-old boy to deat

. >> ron johnson grilled i.c.e.'s assistant director about this case. miller pointed the fing ir at the san francisco's sheriff's department. they'll hold a hearing with homeland security officials next week to discuss studenteinle's death. >> they've obtained sanchez's complete criminal history. he was convicted five times on drug charges. at least three involving heroin. he was deported the furst time in 1994 and arrested again in arizona just 20 days later. deported four more times in '97 '98, 2003 and 2009. each time getting caught and returned to a jail. he finished serving a 46-month federal sentence. >>> developing news tonight out of vallejo. a possible police standoff is under way. one person was shot at capital and alameda. sky 7 hd was overhead just as police responded. two people walked out of the housewith with their hands up. it's unclear if police are still trying to detain others. follow us on twitter for the latest developments on this story. >>> a motorcyclist who slammed into a pair of pedestrians killing one of them has been charged

. >> republican senator ron johnson grilled an i.c.e. official for failing to deport sanchez. >> the officers are to resolve outstanding criminal warrants before proceeding with removal. >> so he's got a criminal warrant but he was released in to general society to commit a murder. does that make any sense to you? because it doesn't make any sense to the american public. >> the i.c.e. official blames san francisco sheriff for failing to honor a detainer request. meanwhile sheriff mirkarimi told us the city's policy is clear. i.c.e. needed a court order or warrant for them to hold sanchez. but today senator dianne feinstein weighed in saying san francisco dropped the ball. feinstein was mayor when the city first started its sanctuary city policy back in 1985. she said, quote i strongly believe an undocumented individual convicted of multiple felonies and with a detainer request from i.c.e. should not have been released. quote, we should focus on deporting convicted criminals not setting them loose on our streets. feinstein is asking san f

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republican ron johnson said the obama administration is trying to snuff out school choice in the district. here's what he said next. this is a quote. of course president obama sends his children to private school as did al gore and bill clinton. he goes onto say they just don't want to let those idiot inner city kids that they purport to be to supportive of that they say they help out, they don't want to give them the same opportunity their own kids tr v. it's disgraceful. he says it was obviously sarcasm. the senator faces a tough reelection next year. >> we could see been learning even more about hillary clinton's use of e-mail when she was with the obama administration. the justice department being asked toitive government information was sent from her private e-mail account. tracie potts reports on the latest twist on this story. >> reporter: two inspectors general from the state department are recommending a criminal probe into whether or not classified information was stored on hillary clinton's private e-mail server. we don't know if she's the target of the probe. in fact, the just

>> that was senator ron johnson. we continue to update this story across all our digital platforms. for the latest anytime, go to nbcbayarea.com, on download or free nbc bay area news app. >>> there was a deadly stabbing in burlingame around 6:00. that's where police say two men got into a heated confrontation in front of an office building. the victim went to the hospital with multiple stab wounds and died. police say the attacker left the scene before they got there. >>> a teenager charged with stabbing a 9-year-old boy to death in his own bed in discovery bay is back in court for a preliminary hearing. today's hearing will determine if there's enough evidence to send 18-year-old william shultz to trial. defense attorneys for the teen say mental illness played a role in the stabbing of the third grader. >>> and testimony continues today in the trial of a former high school security guard caught on surveillance video hitting a student in a wheelchair. this video shows him slapping and knocking 17 franciso martinez out of his wheelchair. mitchell faces child abuse charges. >>> two m

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>> wisconsin senator ron johnson berated an immigration official about why sanchez wasn't handed over to authorities. >> tell me specifically what is preventing us when we have people in this country illegally and they have had seven prior felony convictions why aren't we able to deport those conditions? >> in that particular case our detainer was not honored. >> san francisco with its so-called sanctuary law doesn't comply with detainers to keep undocumented immigrants in custody. this has been a sanctuary city since 1989. both of california's senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein are both saying perhaps new legislation is needed so that doesn't happen again. diane feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco. >> i'll point out there's some 70-plus jurisdictions in the united states that are sanctuary cities. >>> we turn now to hillary clinton's first national interview of the 2016 race. it is a cnn exclusive. clinton defends her actions in the controversy over her e-mails while she was secretary of state. >> hillary clinton's first nationally televised interview comes as our po

>> reporter: wisconsin senator ron johnson berated immigration enforcement officials over why sanchez wasn't handed over to federal authorities. >> what is preventing us when we have people in this country illegally and they have seven prior felony convicts why aren't we able to deport them? >> in that case our detainer was not honored. san francisco sheriff's department did not honor the detainer we lodged. >> reporter: they don't comply with detainers to keep undocumented immigrants in custody. there appears to be a growing consensus that changes need to be made. both california senators boxer and feinstein saying there needs to be new legislation to prevent this from happening again. dianne feinstein, a former mayor of san francisco calling on the current mayor, ed lee to comply with federal immigration authorities. this shooting happening exactly one week ago today. >> i'll take it here. thank you for that. hillary clinton coming out swinging in a wide ranging exclusive interview with cnn. it's her first sit-down of the 2016 campaign. she says she's happy with her campaign. what a

>> ron johnson who chairs the homeland security committee berated an immigration enforcement official about why he wasn't handed over to authorities. >> we have people in this countries illegally and they have had seven prior felony convictions, why aren't we able the deport those individuals? >> in that particular case our detainer was not onhonored. >> san francisco with its so-called sanctuary law doesn't comply with detainers to keep undocumented immigrants in custody. >> so now you have this question in terms of how sanchez got a hold of this federal agent's gun. of course that's still under investigation. but i have to tell you there's beginning to be sort of a broad consensus that perhaps something needs to be done and perhaps even change the law. california's two senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein are both saying perhaps there needs to be some new federal legislation so we don't have a repeat of what's happened. feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco and she's calling on the current mayor ed lee to start following federal policies. it's going to be very interesti

>> reporter: wisconsin senator ron johnson berated immigration enforcement officials over why sanchez. >> what is preventing us when we have people in this country illegally and they have seven prior felony convicts why aren't we able to deport them? >> in that case our detainer was not honored. san francisco sheriff's department did not honor the detainer we lodged. >> reporter: they don't comply with detainers to keep undocumented immigrants in custody. there appears to be a growing consensus that changes need to be made. both california senators boxer and feinstein saying there needs to be new legislation to prevent this from

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the testimony from immigration and justice department officials, senator ron johnson chairs the homeland security governmental affairs committee. this is one of her when i were and 45 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. this hearing will come to order. i want to first welcomed the witnesses and appreciate your testimony which i have clearly read and studied. the hearing is really called to take a look at when you look at the humanitarian crisis we experienced last year as on a company of children stream across the border in record numbers. the flow has been reduced but i still say that would still say that it's almost at the humanitarian crisis levels. ..

ron johnson of wisconsin is the chair of the hearing. [inaudible conversations] ..

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senator ron johnson chairs this two-hour hearing. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. this area is called the order. i want to first thank the witnesses for taking the time to come here this morning. the time you have taken to provide very thoughtful and important testimony. this this hearing is really about the recent outbreak of avian influenza bird flu that has plagued really primarily the upper midwest although we have a map here. unfortunately we don't have a chart but it has been sprinkled out west, a little bit further east fortunately it has not gone up and down the eastern seaboard yet, but this is a serious issue. we have a mission statement from the committee, to enhance the economic and national security of the country. this is an economic issue and a serious one. i asked for unanimous consent offer my written opening statement for the record. i want to just cover some quick statute because i think we may be interrupted by votes a little later. in terms of how this is going to affect our economy there are 300 million egg laying chickens, over 40 million of

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here's senator ron johnson just moments ago. >> each agency is charged with a certain responsibilityeverybody's effort. and from my standpoint i don't believe we're really truly enforcing the laws the way they were meant to. as a result we continue to incentivize this kind of illegal immigration. that's got to stop. >> here are the numbers. about 23,000 unaccompanied minors have arrived on the border in just the last fiscal year alone. let's get more now from nbc's amanda kunin. you've been covering this and you were just there in the spring. how much of this has changed in the past year? >> as you mentioned, the 23,000 kids have come since last october. that's about a 50% decrease from what we saw last summer. things are starting to slow down, and some of the factors is the administration is going to the source of the problem. most of the kids are coming from guadalajara, salvador and honduras. they're also asking mexico to play a role in making sure kids aren't making this dangerous journey through mexico. many things we're finding is these kids are eefrefugees and they're coming t

and bipartisan efforts in congress in recent years and over here in addition to senate warren and ron johnson and others are working hard in the same direction. in addition to the drastic increases in research funding, i've called for doubling the nih budget and i would by the way include a substantial increase in the national science foundation which i think was the one mistake we made in research funding. we should have tripled at nsf when we doubled nih. let me quickly offer two bold big ideas for research at the federal level. the first is research bonds. for a large, very expensive projects with the potential to generate huge savings if they work, it is worth exploring issuing bonds to finance the research which would then pay out some fraction of the savings. this would have the benefit of taking important projects off budget and raising much larger sums of money than the federal government is likely to appropriate. we are developing this idea for brain research bonds with gar an stag lan and pete correlly at one mine and steve high man at harvard. they have proposed a version of the id

in recent years and i know in addition to senator warns initiative senators lamar alexander and ron johnsonorking hard in the same direction. in addition to drastic increase in research funding call for doubling the budget and i would also includes a potential increase in the national science foundation which i think was the one mistake we made in research funding. we should have tripled it. let me quickly offer to bold big ideas about research and development at the federal level. the first is research bonds. for large very expensive projects with the potential to generate huge savings if they work it is worth exploring issuing bonds to finance the research which would then pay out some fractional savings. this would've the benefit of taking important projects off budget and raising much larger sums of money than the federal government is likely to appropriate. we are developing this idea for brain research bonds as well as professor steve hyman at the broad institute of mit and harvard. congressman michael burgess, have proposed this idea what the mind act for alzheimer's research. simila

and february 11th the headline appeared in the press quote, senator ron johnson to irs why did i.g. find 80,000 lost e-mails, end of quote. mr. george you didn't find 80,000 e-mails did you? >> mr. cummings, what we did is we attempted to keep members of congress with relevant jurisdiction over this matter informed at every stage. and i can assure you that at every opportunity where i participated, i made a request -- i admonished staff that this is preliminary information and we requested that they not repeat this information publicly. and unfortunately that was done. so while we were in the process of refining trying to keep congress informed because we've been criticized in the past for not keeping congress informed so we made an effort at my direction to do so. and it was during the process of keeping congress informed with every new discovery and every time my investigative staff was able to parse out, find duplicates, find things that were not necessarily responsive, the numbers changed. >> so you recovered these e-mails, but you had no idea how many had already been turned ov

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ron johnson of wisconsin is the chair of the hearing. [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. this hearing will come to order. i went to first welcome our witnesses scared i appreciate your testimony, which i thoroughly read and study. the hearing is really called to take a look at a one year look back at the humanitarian crisis that we experienced last year as unaccompanied children streamed across our border in record numbers. the flow has been reduced, but i would still say it is almost the humanitarian crisis levels. rather than read an opening statement i ask unanimous consent to enter my written statement into the record. i would like to concentrate on a piece of mr. greenberg's testimony. i want to read a little bit of it as soon as i find it. mr. greenberg and his written testimony says in recent years the number of unaccompanied children referred to hhs unaccompanied child

john -- ron johnson. senator johnson will be here to speak for himself.it would allow the removal or demotion of employees based on performance or misconduct. it gives the employee ample time to repeal the removal or demotion and extended the probationary period to make sure that the high-ups are doing their job correctly. the second one s. 627, the ayotte-can cassidy accountability bill, this bill would force employees who manipulate wait lists for veterans to repay their bonus. seems like only common sense. the common sense we have in south dakota we'd like to have. i know as the chairman -- the president's home state in nebraska that kind of common sense says is if you're doing something wrong you shouldn't get paid a bonus and allowed to continue on. this behavior of any v.a. employee should not be tolerated let alone rewarded. i am happy to see that this passed the committee and sent a message to the hardworking employees of the v.a. administration that their hard work is not going to be tainted by individuals who are not doing their job correctly. l

. >> want to bring in jason johnson, professor of political science, and ron brownstein cnn political analyst. thank you very much for getting with us. jason, what stood out to you? the president did say when you treat people differently your path to freedom starts to erode. >> president kenyatta said i won't let president obama dictate how we behey here and president obama was staying consistent. i'm not going to talk about lgbt rights in the united states. i will talk about it in kenya, china and russia. they both stayed in their lane. neither person gave up ground. >> we have a bit of the response the president offered in which he compared the struggle for rights for gays and lesbians to those of african-americans in the u.s. let's listen. harm they are doing anybody, but because they are different, that's the path whereby freedoms begin to erode. and bad things happen. and when a government gets in the habit of treating people differently, those habits can spread. >> the president said, as an african-american in the united states i am painfully aware of the history of what happens

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ron. >> oh, wow. >> move on. >>> and can you smell what the rock's cooking up next? it's the scent of suntan lotion and a salty ocean breeze. >> this is slightly less deep. >> dwayne "the rock" johnson'se hit tv show "baywatch" is moving ahead with the rock. the director says he's boarding the proprocess. this one is bound to be hilarious. no word on cameos from david hasselhoff or pamela anderson. so, keep your fingers crossed. but plenty of slow motion running scenes. >> crossing fingers. >> can you imagine -- that's not a marriage i saw happening, the rock and "baywatch." >> when is someone going to do "knight rider." el coche fantastico. >> say it with a accent. >> that's how they say it in spain. >>> and get ready for a little magic, from a pint-sized magician. she was on a whale-watching trip and watch what happens next. >> i got two. >> do your magic to make them come out. we haven't seen any. >> whoa! >> good job. >> you have really magical powers. >> how adorable, she's 3 1/2. she has also superpowers that turn red lights green and open garage doors, her parents say. david copperfield, eat your heart out. she's so cute. can you imagine of throwing down and seeing that happen.