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there's an alarming trend in san diego that young teens in san diego schools are being actively recruited by violent drug cartels. they're being mules for these drug cartels, smuggling heroin, cocaine and fentanyl across the border. it's become such an alarming trend that they're being recruited over social media. they're being recruited over gaming consoles. they're being recruited in traditional safe spaces like our schools and our libraries and our parks. last year, 527 san diegoians lost their lives, they overdosed, because of these drugs that are pouring across our borders. in addition, san diego is america's finest city but america's finest city is now home to the second largest human trafficking industry in the country. our children are being sexually exploited because of the insecurities at our border. san diego, this evil industry, rakes in close to $1 billion last year. there are 12,000 human trafficking victims and survivors in san diego county alone. the average age, 16 years old. 16 years old. a third of the trafficked population are the very immigrants who have come to the u

san diego, that billion dollars last year. there are 12,000 human trafficking in san diego. the average age, 16 years old. 16 years old. a third of the trafficked pom you lation who have come to the united states who make a better life. 2200 miles from washington d.c., epresentatives are health held accountable accountable. so i challenge our congressional members to meet with these families and victims to look them in the eye and tell them this is not a crisis. president trump: thank you very much. this is why i asked the democrats to come to washington and vote for for the wall, the barrier, whatever you want to call it. they can name it peeves. but we need money for the barrier. the republicans have been rock solid and want it to happen. they wanted it to happen a long time ago. and for many years. i'm talking about years. i gave yesterday an example. for years, they were going to jerusalem.bassy to this went on for many, many presidents dating all the back to who was the first. and they never did it. same words, same campaign. and people are very happy. jewish population

especially to learn if the wall worked in san diego.our own reporter who has reported many times the wall is not an issue here. in fact, most officials it is effective. the issue we face is the migrants and the debate over their treatment. knowing this, cnn declined to have us on their program, which often present the wall as not required in other places like the stretch of the texas border the president visited earlier today. they didn't like what they heard from us. >> just some background for you. >> laura: james earl jones needs to get his voice-over bac back. joining me now, exclusively, kusi i reporter dan plante, who does a great job reporting for a long time. what can you tell me about the discussion you had with cnn, and did they explain their sudden lack of interest in working with you? >> they actually did a response, and good evening, by the way, how you doing? >> laura: great to see you. >> from san diego, america's finest city. here's what happened, in the news department, we talk about what we will do for the day, new loc

so there's still a pretty high demand there is a crisis unfolding on the coast of california from san diego up to san francisco and beyond the sea lions are leaving their natural ocean habitat and wandering up on shore even sometimes in people's yards and streets well i joined a ride on my we were literally rescuing sea lion pox the story is crazy some of it's heartbreaking and it's coming up that. this named johnny cash is making a run towards the open ocean with a satellite transmitter tied to his back he may hold the on says to a sad epidemic among california's coastline. there are plenty of highways that hug california's ocean shores and he's ninety freeway isn't one of them the sight of a baby seen a quarter of a mile inland is unsettling. but in two thousand and fifteen it's not that unusual according to local news agencies the creatures are stranding starving and apparently dying in record numbers this year along the coast the images tell us a haunting story well we have seen spikes and rethink years two thousand and fifteen is already off to an unusually start the headlines paint a

por parte de las autoridades para migrantes que piden asilo político y la ciudad del condado de san diegomparadas de no ser por albergues como este donde esta mujer encontró refugio >>> todo por el niño, tiene síndrome de tardanza >>> cada día más personas llegan por diferentes necesidades >>> tenemos que estarlos moviendo constantemente explica una de las coordinadoras debido a que desde hace unos meses llegaron a su capacidad máxima >>> hoy la ciudad de san diego se une a los dos para dar un hogar a estos migrantes >>> un local que la ciudad tiene es una patrulla, entonces esto indicado como lugar que se podía usar >>> están a la espera de que titulares revise las instalaciones que han alojado a 156 jóvenes >>> lacio de san diego >>> a lo menos queramos ofrecer o lugar donde se pueda quedar k cambio a esta iglesia seguirán llegando, y aunque el espacio se ha reducido quienes lo administra señalan que busca formas de alimentarlo, ofrecer servicios de salud y un entorno cálido para su familia >>> te dan un techo, teib >>> cambiamos de tema porque se realizó un simulacro y llegaron agentes

the border and san diego for years and years.here are many great stories on al gore's amazing internet that you can see. they wanted a different perspective than what my brother as a news reporter just a straight news reporter. my brother is not an idealogue. he is a news guy. but he wasn't going to spout the democrat party line. and cnn took a pass. no thanks. i say there is no elfed, there is no evidence now the "associated press" is in it, and cnn saying there is no evidence that cnn spiked the story for that reason. there was no evidence that brett kavanaugh put quaaludes in the punch bowl and gang raped girl in high school but cnn reported that several hundred thousand times if i remember correctly. >> tucker: i noticed. i thought of you yesterday. cnn undercut its own story line unintentionally by sending their most brilliant correspondent down to mcallen, texas, who did this now famous standup explaining that the wall doesn't work because it creates too peaceful a scene. back at headquarters in new york, what did the edito

. >> and san diego. >> i believe america wants that border barrier. >> plus, we talked to the top democrat on the security committee, congressman bennie thompson, and trump ally, james lankford. and a rare rebuke. >> it was a total, phony story. >> the special counsel disputes parts of a buzzfeed investigation claiming there is evidence the president instructed his former lawyer to lie to congress. were democrats too eager to embrace the story and threaten impeachment? >>> we'll ask the latest 2020 candidate hoping to take on trump, senator kirsten gillibra gillibrand. >>> plus, the latest analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." today marks the official halfway point of president trump's first term. exactly two years since he took the oath of office. today also marks day 30 of the government shutdown, the longest in u.s. history, and after weeks of stalled negotiations and ten days since his last meeting with democratic leadership, president trump once again took his message directly to the american people, delivering a televised address from

peters: hi, i represent san diego, california. when i first came to congress in 2013, i asked the president of the regional chamber of commerce in san diego, the former republican mayor and police chief, what is one thing the government can do to promote job growth? he said we needed an investment in critical infrastructure at the border with mexico. but this former police chief was an asking for a wall. he wasn't asking for a wall, he was asking for a gateway. the long delays a vehicle crossings were costing the region billions of dollars of economic activity and 60,000 jobs per year. working together, the congressional delegation, republicans and democrats, secured the $42 million to modernize the san ysidro port of entry. it is the busiest land crossing in the western hemisphere where commercial trade is valued at $2.1 million per day. our nations investments in the port of entry support a thriving international economy but also provide -- customs agents expect -- inspect and x-ray vehicle bags. they make sure people have valid

who said pg&e should follow the gold standard set by san diego gas and electric. several years ago lt utility began cutting power to the lines when there's a high fire danger. giving customers advanced warning. there have been no catastrophic wild fires since. >> he sent a loud message. he wants a solution. he wants people to collaborate on getting it right. he wants to do it immediately. >> pg&e has to come up with a new and improved plan to reduce wild fire danger in one week. the judgments to see that and will consider ordering pg&e to take other steps including adopting the san diego model. >> thank you. a judge presided over several high profile cases. during the 2013 trial of oracle vs. google. and ruled against oracle. which claims google stole its property. >> in 2014 he heard a case about the no fly policy. and ordered the government to purge incorrect information about a woman on the list. >> last year a lawsuit by san francisco and oakland against major oil companies. saying the city couldn't prove the companies were responsible for climate change. >> a

they are liking what they see because the average high in san diego this time of year is 65 degrees. that's pretty nice. back here at home, a little bit of rain showing up on live doppler 7, especially half moon bay 92 along san mateo. we've got some in the sunol grade. finally matt keller just tweeted some video of the rain reaching the ground in san jose. a real dry layer 10,000 feet penetrated by this little tiny system. you can see the curl in the atmosphere. can you also see the clearing that's going to take place as that moves from north to south today. here is a look at 87. things going quickly, start to see sheen showing up there. rain partly sunny, increasing clouds and patchy fog and soaking storms and chilly showers through the extended. today 61 to 65 our high temperatures. tonight will be in the mid to upper 40s with clouds increasing and some patchy fog possible. let's talk about our storm. it's still a 1. we talked about this yesterday. we may have to increase it to a 2. right now all the other parameters outside the thunderstorm chance and rainfall could get to an inch

lorena gonzalez (d) san diego)) "they're in the coast guard, the border patrol, they're right here in the airport, and those are the folks who are actually trying to keep us safe. rather than pay them for the work they're doing, we're having to fight over donald trump's machismo." the group marched through the airport terminal, urging out of state travelers to call their u.s. senators..((assm. ash kalra (d) san jose)) "we're not going to wait for trump's tantrum to end, we don't need to wait for him. the senate can do it right now, they can end this today." demonstrators say travelers through california airports should expect to see more of these protests if workers continue to go without pay. (catherine)and taking a (catherine) (catherine)and taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... we are tracking the big storm hitting the bay area right now. more after the break. (catherine) continunig our coverage of the storm tonight... in the east bay...a public works crew was busy this morning removing a tree that fell....(grant) it was a mess - and it blocked part of a heavily traveled two lan

the san diego fire department says... the man and woman were on the second floor of the home when the tree fell. a third person on the first floor was not injured. neighbors described the impact of the tree falling on the home. a family member says... the couple was in california to attend a trade show. the third person in the home has not spent the day working to restore power in the area ... after some lines went down when the tree fell. ( robin ) we are getting a look at video of a harrowing helicopter rescue in yosemite last week. on january 16th... a chp "h-40" was dispatched to the national park for a rescue. two male hikers from england.... both in their mid 20s... had become lost in the snow hiking around north dome the day before. accordi

you've got about three million people in tijuana and three million in san diego.of her first points on the agenda to tear down this wall if it's immoral? >> so what i want is border security, which i think means -- and i think most democrats mean -- let's all get in the room and talk about what that border security is. there are many parts along that border that a wall doesn't even work. there's rivers, etc. we have new technology out. we have drones. we have sensors. we should be using all of it, ya. maria: absolutely. >> so why do we have to close six other departments, and let's get in regular order, let's get in a room, let's all agree on border security, a package that'll truly keep us safe, and let's reopen the government. maria: i think you make a lot of good points because there are areas of the country where we don't need a wall probably like near the rio grande where there's this open space. if a migrant, if an illegal immigrant comes and tries to hide in that area, he'll probably or she'll probably be found pretty quickly because it's miles and miles of

decenas de familias entran y salen de este refugio dirigido por la red de de respuesta rápida de san diegoir quienes son rescatados una vez liberados >>> nos vamos al mcdonald y ahí íbamos a dormir. >>> fueron por nosotros. >>> fueron examinados por un médico luego le brindan información sobre sus derechos, el proceso legal de sus casos y le ayudan afaliares. quienes no tienen son referidos a organizaciones o miembros de la comunidad que puedan financiar sus viajes y es que en promedio las familias solo permanecen en este lugar por 24 un máximo 48 horas. antes de irse a otra ciudad les brindan ropa calzado y un kit de higiene personal. antes de que llegue este día muchos esperan en los dormitorios descansando viendo la televisión paseándose en un triciclo. estos servicios le cuestan a la organización cerca de 300,000 dólares al mes y han logrado recaudar 170,000 dólares dicen que hacen lo que pueden con lo que tienen y reciben de la comunidad >>> esto significa mucho para las familias que llegan a ese país sobre todo cuando llegan con niños >>> es muy les están dando. ... ellos dicen que u

you've got about three million people in tijuana and three million in san diego.st points on the agenda to tear down this wall if it's immoral? >> so what i want is border security, which i think means -- and i think most democrats mean -- let's all get in the room and talk about what that border security is. there are many parts along that border that a wall doesn't even work. there's rivers, etc. we have new technology out. we have drones. we have sensors. we should be using all of it, ya. maria: absolutely. >> so why do we have to close six other departments, and let's get in regular order, let's get in a room, let's all agree on border security, a package that'll truly keep us safe, and let's reopen the government. maria: i think you make a lot of good points because there are areas of the country where we don't need a wall probably like near the rio grande where there's this open space. if a migrant, if an illegal immigrant comes and tries to hide in that area, he'll probably or she'll probably be found pretty quickly because it's miles and miles of open spac

government built a wall in the san diego sector of the border, the san diego sector of border and customs protection. the number of people caught crossing that barrier, that border, decreased by 95% when the barrier was erected. now, the border's not exactly like the bank. you don't have to have the level of security that nobody can ever get through at any time under any circumstances, but if you have a solution that solves 95% of the problem, that may be about all we can afford to do in terms of solving the problem that way, but that barrier, that wall, that fence, south of san diego, did just exactly that. so the next year, we built a wall in el paso, texas, at that part of the border and that was a decrease of 95% as well. 2000, we built a wall at the tucson, arizona sector and apprehensions there dropped 90%. so we've got a 90% solution or 95% solution, that's reasonable to the american people who think that the job of the federal government, and they are right in this, one of the jobs of the federal government is to secure its border. you wouldn't have to look very far in troubled pa

vi a mi hijo en el piso esposado >> entre gritos se levantó el 1 el departamento del alguacil de san diego saber qué estaba pasando les preguntaba qué sucede por qué está arrestado mi hijo y esposas >> entre impotencia y deseac un ataque de pánico >> sentí muy feo mi corazón y aquí en el pecho me dolía mucho y no podía respirar >> en segundos tuvo un ataque cardíaco >> no podía respirar >> pero cómo pasó esto los agentes llegaron al departamento correcto pero en el edificio incorrecto el abogado de la familia dijo que los agentes se comportaron de manera irrazonable y no buscaron en el otro edificio una experiencia que le cambió la vida a ella >> siempre he sido trabajadora y he estado a cargo de mi casa y ahora me duele todo el tiempo mi corazón después de esto y tengo un dolor acá y también me da tos y siento eor que se va para acá >> tras el acontecimiento la familia demandó por más de medio millones de dolores al departamento del alguacil >> un árbol casi aplasta una vivienda en oakland los residentes habían quedado atrapados, no se reportaron heridos >> dos personas fallecieron en san

government built a wall in the san diego sector of the border, the san diego sector of border and customs protection. the number of people caught crossing that barrier, that border, decreased 95% when the barrier was erected. now, this is not, the border is not exactly like the bank. you don't have to have a level of security that nobody can ever get through at any time under any circumstances, but if you have a solution that solves 95% of the problem, that may be about all we can afford to do in terms of solving the problem that way, but that barrier, that wall, that stance, south s of sn diego, did just exactly that. .. we've got a 90% solution or 95% solution that's reasonable to the american people who think that the job of the federal government, and they are right in this, one of the jobs of the federal government is to secure its borger. border. you wouldn't have to look very far in the world to lebanon or some other country to say-- lebanon, government is not truly functional because they don't have control over their own borders. it's a reasonable expectation of government. 2000,

(robin) san diego's airport was the scene of an emotional family reunion.io woman flew in to meet her mother -- who she hasn't seen since she was a baby more than 50 years ago. jason sloss has the story. lori webster/step-sister"it's crazy, yeah. i'm glad it's coming to fruition."ramona resident lori webster waiting anxiously at san diego international airport with her sister and their stepmom for a very special family reunion. karen leslie flew in from michigan and is about to meet the daughter she put up for adoption 51 years ago.lori webster/step-sister"she has never heard her daughters voice. she's never hugged her daughter. the hardest thing for her to ever do was to give that baby up."karen's daughter, erin chatterton is flying in from ohiolori webster/step-sister"she grew up in same area always where they lived and karen would always say she always wondered if the person walking by was her daughter."after a flight delay, erin finally arrives and then the hugs and tears erin chatteron/daughter"how do you love somebody that you've never met? but you ca

ports of entry to make their way into the united states once the fence was put up in el paso in san diego which actually stopped people from being killed by cars out of san diego the in the rapper who was driving lou i did not find where we sense where we've built the exit that's right where we built the existing fencing it works that's not an argument to say i'm going to fence the entire the entire length of the census border we support the entire border it's impossible we have natural bags it's like you know the president thank you i mean you have to vote if you want to you may not but if the president does sag go ahead that also brings up an important point. well i think both of all three of us accept and admit and including trump president trump also admits that we cannot put a border across the entire we cannot put a wall or barrier across the entire border which ultimately just pushes people to the more dangerous parts of the border where they in fact go and die and so again and let's you're going to put a border across the entire berry across the entire border this strategy which i

it's san diego. i mean, it's basically paradise. it's one of the safest places in the country. and the notion that we have a crisis there, a security crisis, is absolute nonsense. we do have a crisis of sewage, i can tell you that, for a fact. if they want to invest a lot of money, $5.7 billion, let's fix all the sewage issues. let's fix all the environmental issues. but the notion that somehow we're insecure -- i mean, i have two daughters, i have a wife, you know, i come to d.c., i flew from san diego today. i can tell you, they are safe. they are safe in san diego, much safer than they would be here in d.c. >> you get the impression if you're watching from home, right, that there are hoards of people pouring over the border, jumping over walls at every moment. what do you say? what do you think? >> i think that's ridiculous. >> is that a fair assessment, just from -- >> no. that's the thing that's kind of funny. you go to the border and see long lines of people waiting to come in, but that's through the land ports of entry. so we have a problem of having huge wait lines to c

the campaign is based in san diego. it targets workers 27 to 37 years old who study science, technology and who live in new york, boston, and chicago. city officials say there are 84,000 job postings for s.t.e.m. related jobs in san diego for mid level positions. the organization is posting ad-in boston subways. >> as you know, my family lives in southern california and i was down there last week. the weather -- >> it was gorgeous. >> it was really nice. >> if you live in chicago and you're dealing with that weather, i don't know, it's enticing. >> >> for one of us it worked. came here from minnesota. never doing that again. >> minnesota. >> never going back. >> i wouldn't mind going back tomorrow just to feel that 50 below windchill. >> really? >> yeah. >> you can have it. >> the average high this time of year in san diego is 65. they get less than 11" of rain a year. that's pretty nice. >> they have those pandas, pretty cute. >> you can see them all the time. you don't have to wait for them to come out in the winter.

liz: we've got the san diego tv station calling out cnn.s san diego tv station, a local tv station said hey, cnn, you're not letting us tell you what we're reporting and finding out now that the rale works. your take on that. >> again, building a wall or a fence in some areas -- liz: sorry. ari, please. i understand what you're saying. what do you make of the local tv station saying hey, cnn, you're not reporting -- you're not acknowledging what we're telling you. what's going on with cnn. >> i don't speak with cnn. i think kurt has a direct line to the cable news network. my wager is on. kurt, i'll buy you a beer when you stop doing tv. i'm a lawyer too and i'm from california. i don't speak for kroon an cnn n tell you this. just because one local network is wrong -- liz: how do you think they're wrong? just because that's your opinion, it's not a fact. kurt, what is your reaction to the local tv station saying hey, cnn basically censored us and wouldn't let us show the world what we're reporting whereby we're finding that the wall at the

there are several thousand migrants in the san diego area right now. waiting for the asylum process is to be complete. in the meantime they need food, water and shelter. their situation was discussed at an emotional meeting at the san diego county board of supervisors last night. listen again. >> we are usa we need to help our people first. i think they need to be helped but to ask the county for money if they want to do it, these people that come to their homes. >> there putting in effort to provide compassion and humanity to those here seeking refuge. it is refreshing. reporter: and that in a nutshell, is the immigration debate nationally. america first or compassion for those less fortunate than us. liz: let's get to your money. stocks closing higher. after the president walked out of the meeting, we have more from the new york stock exchange. the nasdaq is higher but almost a rally not to be in the last hour of trading p republicans coming to talk about a meeting with democratic leadership and the president in which the president walked out in ange

julio: solamente aquÍ en el condado de san diego, podrÍan ser entre 200 a 500 inmigrantes, muchos dectivaron mecanismos para ofrecerles no solamente techo, sino tambiÉn un abrazo incondicional. >> empezaron a llegar a centrales de autobuses sin saber a dÓnde ir, o con familiares lejos de ellos que ni sabÍan que habían quedado en libertad. una crisis que " Ángeles de la frontera" no pudo ignorar. >> nos llaman alguien que estÁ en mc donald o en la estaciÓn de autobuses. " Ángeles de la frontera" estÁ aquÍ y les presta atenciÓn. siendo personas que ni hablan espaÑol. son americanos. >> personas como julie son ejemplos de ese amor. julio: no es su nieta ni lleva su sangre, pero daniela de cuatro meses tiene la protecciÓn y el amor de julie, que hace apenas unos dÍas adoptÓ simbólicamente a un inmigrante y su hija. >> no es cualquier persona, con quienes estamos permitiendo que participen en este programa. julie es un excelente ejemplo de una persona sensacional y tiene dÉcadas en este tipo de trabajo social. julio: como la madre de noemÍ, decenas de inmigrantes han encontrado y encontra

(grant) an emotional reunion at the san diego airport. but it was really more like a first meeting.icki) an ohio woman flew in to meet her mother -- who she hasn't seen since she was a baby more than 50 years ago. jason sloss has the story. lori webster/step-sister"it's crazy, yeah. i'm glad it's coming to fruition."ramona resident lori webster waiting anxiously at san diego international airport with her sister and their stepmom for a very special family reunion. karen leslie flew in from michigan and is about to meet the daughter she put up for adoption 51 years ago.lori webster/step-sister"she has never heard her daughters voice. she's never hugged her daughter. the hardest thing for her to ever do was to give that baby up."karen's daughter, erin chatterton is flying in from ohiolori webster/step-sister"she grew up in same area always where they lived and karen would always say she always wondered if the person walking by was her daughter."after a flight delay, erin finally arrives and then the hugs and tears erin chatteron/daughter"how do you love somebody that you've never met?

you were in the legislature six years, served in san diego for eight years.the straw that broke the camel's back when it comes to president trump for you? >> it's been so much. i started my career on the san diego city council, i wanted to get things done, fix problems. i've watched as the republican party has moved further and further to the right and then under president trump it's just become so strident and filled with so much vitreal that i didn't feel comfortable continuing to serve under that banner. >> so, you know, you talk about the stridency, vitreal, moving to the right. my question for you, though, is that some of these things we heard a long time before now, right? here is then candidate donald trump. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> obv

so there's still a pretty high demand there is a crisis unfolding on the coast of california from san diegop to san francisco and beyond sea lions are leaving their natural ocean habitat and wandering up on shore even sometimes in people's yards and streets well i joined a ride on my we were literally rescuing sea lion pox the story is crazy some of it's heartbreaking and it's coming up that. this punk named johnny cash is making a run towards the open ocean with a satellite transmitter tied to his back he may hold the on says to a sad epidemic among california's coastline. there are plenty of highways that hug california's ocean shores and he's ninety freeway isn't one of them the sight of a baby seen a quarter of a mile inland is unsettling. but in two thousand and fifteen it's not that unusual according to local news agencies the creatures are stranding starving and apparently dying in record numbers this year along the coast the images tell us a haunting story well we have seen spikes and rethink years two thousand and fifteen is already off to an unusually start the headlines paint a p

>> border fence what we always said in san diego.n san diego we have 14 miles of actual border fence. cut down on crime by 90%, 50% in san diego and drugs crossing the border by 90%. san diego is an example -- charles: take a pause real quick because senator cruz is speaking. let's take a quick listen. >> every mile of border wall he asked for, hasn't insisted of every single dollar border security, he said let's meet and compromise. republicans on this side of the chamber said, let's compromise in the middle. the position of senate democrats, they will not negotiate, they will not compromise period. so their position, how many miles of wall can be built? vero. they're not to one yet. when it comes to negotiating, their position is not an inch of wall can be built, even though we the democrats already voted for 350 miles of it. why? because donald trump's president. that is an extreme and radical position. listen i understand folks watching at home, hard to tell, you're reading the news, seems like both parties are bickering, hard to

the take a look at san diego and other areas.e had a new wall built, but they can do so much more if they give us the money to do it. a lot of work has already been done. when they say build the wall -- i don't say that anymore, i say finish the wall. because we have done a lot of work. $1.6 billion for two years, we have linkage in that really allows you to build a certain amount of wall but mostly renovate existing walls. we have renovated a lot of wall. and they have done a very good job. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: we will see what happens with daca. daca is right now before the united states supreme court. does what most great legal scholars think they will do, they won't give president obama or president trump the power to do what president obama did. and if that happens, it will be a great thing for our country. you know why? because we will work out a deal very fast with the democrats on daca. we will work out a deal very quickly with democrats on daca. reporter: are you waiting for that to happen? presiden

look at san diego another areas. -- and other areas.e can do much more if they give us the money to do it. a lot of the work has been done. when they say build a wall, i don't say that anymore. i say finish the wall. we have done a lot of work. it had language in it that has -- that allows you to build a certain amount of wall but mostly renovate the existing wall. we have renovated a lot of walls. they have done a good job. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: we will see what happens with daca. daca is before the united states supreme court. if the court does what most legal scholars think they will do, they will not give president obama or president trump the power to do what president obama did. if that happens, it will be a great thing for our country. you know why? we will work out a deal fast with the democrats on daca. we will work out a deal very quickly with the democrats on daca. reporter: are you waiting for that to happen? president trump: we are waiting for the supreme court decision. reporter: [inaudible] president trum

side of the border, residents in cities like san diego, just a few miles to the north, live with the immigration, legal and illegal, every day. >> and at the san diego county board of supervisors, republicans echoed the president's description of a humanitarian crisis as a board members and residents discussed how the county might help people who have already crossed the border, gone through the initial stage of the asylum process, and are now waiting come around 4,000 of them come in the san diego area, needing food, water, and shelter. >> we are the usa, we need to help our people first. i think they need to be helped, but to ask the county to do it it -- >> the county is putting effort to provide some compassion and humanity to those who are here seeking refuge, it is refreshin refreshing. >> many other san diego ants in the gaslamp entertainment district clearly to consider basketball a bigger tv draw than the president's oval office address. and it seems safe to say that here on the border in washington, d.c., neither the president's remarks, nor those of the democratic leadersh

this is the wall separating tijuana from san diego. >> right.or the -- maria: the wall that has been there and she voted for and knows it's in her own state, and yet she says any more wall is immoral. >> yeah. that's -- we need to get it out of the speaker's hands and the public debate and into the hands of members of congress who have for 20 years known that a comprehensive border security plan includes more personnel, more technology and more physical barrier. president trump's asking for about 234 more miles of physical barrier as part of a comprehensive plan that would not build a wall from shining sea to shining sea, as he said. it would simply do what we've been doing for 20 years. so i'm optimistic that the committee, which just last summer in the senate approved another $1.6 billion for 65 miles of physical barrier, will be able to come up with a compromise. maria: well, you are on the appropriations committee, sir. what would be the appropriate number to actually come up with the money for a border wall? and we know that on the left man

tan pronto como maÑana el gobierno de donald trump obligarÍa a los inmigrantes que piden asilo en san diegoda se implementarÍa en el cruces fronterizos de san isidro donde aumentan las solicitudes de asilo. jessica: a partir de maÑana puede regresar a tijuana el primer grupo de emigrantes solicitante de asilo a estados unidos que deben esperar a este paÍs la respuesta a su solicitud asÍ lo asegurÓ un vocero de la presidencia de mÉxico a la agencia reuters, es todo lo pidiÓ al presidente donald trump en diciembre pasado indicando que regresarÍa a mÉxico a todos los que lleguen por la frontera sur intentando protecciÓn. segÚn los descritos de oficiales estadounidenses esto comenzarÍa en la garita de san isidro, serÍan llevados en autobÚs hasta la frontera y forzados a cruzar hacia mÉxico y esperar aquÍ que un juez determine si son o no elegibles para el asilo y cuando se han requerido en la corte en san diego un autobÚs lo transportara tambiÉn para cumplir con su trÁmite. >> el patio trasero, hacer la cola para que hagan el tara admite en las oficinas de las aduanas de estados unidos. pues es

we saw proof last month with the caravan in san diego.sto stopped that caravan fm coming into california. >> it was the fence. >> it was the fence, what we've seen in the past and medica mule presidents, they all agreed that barriers of some form or another are a central component of having a secure border, americans' aic your border -- secure border, we expect congress to deliver a secure border. >> from last year's money, not your fault, it is a federal government thing, they will spend last year's money that starts in february, you need 130 miles, no one say its has to be steel or cement or slats, we want to do what works. in the big picture, what do you want to see what happens in february when democrat ands and republicans come together. >> they have to do more than a bay area, it will help,. >> yes. it will solve everything? absolutely not, we need more border patrol agents, and greater enforcement and reform our laws, the way the laws work now, if someone comes from mexico illegally they can be immediately repratiated or sent back

>> in san diego, the caravan that showed its propensity for violence once again they decided to assault border patrol agents. >> wednesday, january 2nd and this is "fox and friends first". happening right now at 4:00 am donald trump calls for an 11th hour border briefing as the caravan kicks off 2019 by storming the southern border once again. live in washington the showdown is brewing one day before democrats take the house. just hours from now the illegal immigrant accused of murdering a california police officer will face a judge for the first time. but a heartfelt new plea to strike down the state's sanctuary laws making sure something like this does not happen again. and his kanye west back on the trump train? the rap star's change of heart that has the internet singing. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. ♪ good morning ♪ >> good morning. kanye west. i don't think he was ever off the trump train but more on that and what a difference compared to over the weekend and new year's eve. they have cleaned up and you are watching "fox and friends first" this wedn

which actually stopped people from being killed by cars out of san diego the you know the rapper who was drafted lou i did not say where we literally sense what we've built the exist that's right where we built the existing fencing it works that's not an art and when i say i'm going to fence the entire of the entirely to the sense border we support the entire border it's impossible without a national debate as a player you know the president thinks you don't you have to vote if you want to you may not but if the president does go ahead that also brings up an important point. well i think both of all three of us accept and admit including trunk president trump also admits that we cannot put a border across the entire we cannot put a wall or bear across the entire border which ultimately just pushes people to the more dangerous parts of the border where they in fact go and die and so again and less you're going to put a border across the entire berry across the entire border this strategy which i think is misguided from the start isn't going to work there's also different ways to secur

, en estas imÁgenes de una camara de seguridad se ve a luther embarazada, el 2017 quedÓ detenida san diegomo la chapo diputada lleva un aÑo y medio presa en estados unidos y hoy como testigo cooperante deciddec dio detalles de su relaciÓn sentimental frente al jurado y frente a emma coronel que escuchÓ. y tambiÉn el agente de la dea tambiÉn testificÓ, fue trt tal su asombro que no podÍa dejar de repetirse a sÍ mismo, dios mÍo eres tÚ el chapo, el agente explicÓ paso a paso como capturo al chapo, el 7 de febrero de 2014 rodrÍguez con marinos mexicana llegaron a culiacÁn, fueron a una fiesta d narcos donde encontraron a de loera, los el asistente de guzmÁn, los llevÓ a diferentes casa de seguridad donde el capo podrÍa ver estado escondido, todas fuertemente resguardadas s(sonido ambiente(. >>> y todas las casas tenÍan tÚneles que desembocaban en el desagÜe pÚblico de la ciudad, finalmente uno de sus trabajadores lo del hato y asegurÓ a los marines que estab en un hotel en mazatlÁn sinaloa, el 22 de febrero de 2014 en contaron al capo con emma y sus dos hijas. >>> en brooklyn new york, notici