here now with me is the chairwoman of the san diego county board of supervisors, thank you for joining appreciate it. we had griffin jenkins live earlier today with what am i trying to say? people going at each other at one point. opinions are mixed, very emotional about this please you have a meeting on april 17th in san diego county. what do you expect to happen? >> this is a politically supercharged issue. we are talking hundreds of females pouring in from all sides but let us not forget, let's take the emotion out of this was we are talking about following the constitutional law of the land and there is supreme court precedent set during the obama do that, can't create local policies, local laws that attempt to override our federal immigration laws. we are talking about this issue again and the supreme court has spoken. >> when county and four cities have legislation, and 3 votes. >> we are talking border security and sending the national guard, making that official last night. do you think the governor of california is going to stand with the president or against him. part of the

and that's the number 1 priority in san diego county. so i'm hopeful that my board and san diego county will join orange county in their fight against this bad law in california. >> trish: what kind of response are you seeing from other supervisors there? >> well, we'll know on april 17. >> and talking to them, hearing your thoughts, are you receptive or alone in this effort? >> i'm cautiously open mystic we'll have three out of five votes. would be great to have it unanimous because this is a major public safety issue. it's about keeping people safe, keeping our neighborhoods safe. >> what do you think of the oakland mayor and all that has happened there in terms of trying to protect the people in that area illegally? >> i think they're wrong. i think they're absolutely wrong. there is an issue of the law. and there are those that really throw some very disparaging remarks against people like me and others that stand up for the law. we stand up for the constitution. and i think this is -- >> they might say you're being un-american. like

we've seen orange county itself and san diego county have voted to join the federal lawsuit against the law. where do you see all of this going from here? >> it may not go much than here because orange county, especially in the south and san diego county are probably the hot be of resistance to is this state sanctuari law. do think it's a very big issue there. it'sr a mobilizing issue republicans that could affect house races and turnout. it's attracted the attention of president trump.i hink you'll see other cities around the state and counties. but i think this is the most significant area where this is going on.n especially this is where the big house races are in november. thuld decide control of the house of representatives. >> jo, do you agree with that kristen ga dar, a sgo supervisor who voted for this, some have accused her of exploiting the sanctuary law controversy to help boost her profile ina her for darrel iss a's seat in san diego county. >> this issue gives republicans some voice. they found their voice. call it the resistance to the resistance. i believe i came with tha

kristegaspar, a san diego supervisor who voted for this, some have accused her of exploiting the sanctuaryrs law controto help boost her profile in her race for darrel iss a'seat in san diego county. >> this issue gives republicans some voice. they found their voice call it the resistance to the resistance. i believe i came with that term. >> that's where i first heard it. >> i'm claiming credit for that. but what it does is it allows folks, republicans, sort of trbrace trump's agenda without embracing p. trump in california is toxic. they don't want to do this. but this is one of trump's core sues. this is something that appeals to the law and order suburban s.owd, which is the orange county distric they're largely that. and it also -- it allows republicans to sort of gin up and get out the vote.ot they'reoing to have a senate candidate d they may not have a candidate on the ballot for governor. >> you're raising your eyebrows. >> i am. time aftetime, nancy pelosi anticipate some of the activists in the democratic partyun into walls. they think that their values and their approach is what the rest of the country shares. and i think almost 2,500 people demonstrate that it's not j

san diego county in favor of joining the trump administration's lawsuit against california's sanctuary law. the chairman of the san diego county board of supervisors explains why. >> we have a governor who is rolling out the welcome mat for ms-13 gang members in the state of california. we have a governor who consistently lets criminals walk out on our streets. and pardons others. it's all packaged in the interest of neighborhood and school safety. but in san diego we're saying enough is enough to governor brown and his unsafe policies, including sb54. arthel: that was chair kristen gas per. we're bring in a former member of the san diego city council. and karl, i understand that you support the president's lawsuit. tell us why. >> exactly. because we need to be a country with a rule of law. this is not about immigration, not even about illegal immigration. this is about whether we should shield criminals and rerelease them into the community when we have an opportunity to get them out of the country. and this is why 74% of californians oppose the sanctuary state law, even 62% of latin

san diego community. it was a 3-1 vote. san diego countyided to move forward and join the department of justice litigation against the state of california and its unconstitutional laws. >> neil: what are you trying to say here? i don't know whether the governor in this could could exact punishment on district counties that don't honor what the state honors. how does that work? >> it's important to know and understand in the interim we have this litigation that is moving forward. the county of san diego at the first opportunity will be supplying a brief to the court that will likely be on appeal. it's almost certain that this case will be heard on appeal no matter who prevails. so in the interim, we will be following the state's laws. that's what our sheriff's law has been tasked to do. we're going to make sure that san diego has a voice in this. we have daily impact that we're seeing in the community. while we're speaking here, any within between 1 and 3 criminals are being released without any questions asked back out to the san diego comm

san diego county backing president trump in his suit against california's sanctuary laws. why more californians are taking sides. >> it was a big day for san diego. today marks the day that we sent a clear message to governor brown. enough is enough. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >> melissa: right now wild fires in oklahoma raging out of control. firefighters battling a rapidly spreading blaze and dangerous weather conditions. not seen in years. two people have been killed and more than 240 acres burned. at least four tanker aircraft have been deployed to drop water on the fires. red flag warnings are in effect through this evening. >> jon: a clear split in california. cities pushing back on the sanctuary laws. this

the decision by san diego county's board of supervisors comes as a backlash against the california law that limits police cooperation with federal immigration agents.'s -- san diego county joins 13 other communities in california that support the trump adminstration on this issue. >>> the city of san francisco has decided that italian- americans and indigenous people will share the october holiday formally known as columbus day. san francisco supervisors voted yesterday 10-did you want to declare the holiday shared. board numbers in january replaced indigenous peoples day because they wanted to honor native american people. the decision upset some italian- americans who said they were losing a holiday celebrating their country -- their culture. >>> the city of santa rosa is facing major money problems as they try to rebuilt from the wildfires. they propose to spend $62 million more this year than last year. it would be a 50% jump and likely the largest single spending increase in that community's history. some of the extra spending will go to a new water system. santa rosa leaders say

it's more dangerous for our officers. >> there are 18 cities inside san diego county escondido is thes does in less than two weeks, guys. brian: griff, we do not have reaction from governor brown yet, right? >> >> no, we do not. we have not had reaction from governor brown or xavier becerra over the backlash from now what is six cities and counties saying that this law, particularly sb 54, crosses a line between protecting illegal criminal aliens' rights and the safety of their communities. steve: not just that they say it's unconstitutional. griff, thank you very much for getting up so early. 4:36 where he is in san diego. brian: 24 minutes before the top of the hour for jillian. jillian: he was in the 5:00 a.m. show too. he was up all night long. ainsley: brian, are you going to give him a pay raise. brian: yes. jillian: can i get one, too while you are at it. brian: absolutely. jillian: brothers and convicted killers eric and lyle menendez reuniting behind bars after 22 years apart. eric moving into his brother's housing unit in a san diego prison. they can now interact with each o

>> i agree and applied supervisors in san diego county.en we put constituents, they get to weigh in on this and in our city looking out for our constituents, it is clear what they want us to do and i imagine san diego county supervisors will see what their voters went which is what the process is all about, listen to the people and act accordingly. jillian: what is the response in your city? >> for our residents, the ones i am aware of, i would say 2:1 in favor of what we are doing. walk the dogs and neighbors stop by and give a thumbs up or something very positive. there are some that don't agree and i understand their position but this is for our city, our constituents, their safety. rob: it used to be a bipartisan effort in this country. is it bizarre to be in a state that not only is saying we don't want a wall but we don't want any protection at all at the borders the message out of california as the state has swung hard left on immigration, almost an open border policy. >> the message i got from the public testimony is the american c

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that's the number one priority in san diego county. i am hopeful i'm bored in san diego county will join orange county in their fight against this really bad law in california. >> orange county and the city of los alamitos joined the trump administration lawsuit last week. another city will vote to do the same this week. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you so much. here with more on the caravan and the trump administration's response, arash aramesh is a san francisco attorney. harmeet dhillon, committee woman for california. great to see you. >> happy to be here. >> shannon: i want to play something from your senior senator, dianne feinstein, when she was asked about this issue, this underlying issue of daca. let's start there. >> the point is daca's here, and we've got 800,000 young people. >> your answer indicates it's on shaky legal ground. >> it is. that's why we need to pass a law. we should do it. >> shannon: senator feinstein says it's on shaky legal ground. there've been many disputes and conversations invites about whether o

stuart: you have san diego county and orange county.which all opposed the century state movement. they're all in the southern part of the state. any idea if this will spread to the northern part of the state? >> i'm thinking fresno county and contra costa county. i've sent letters up and down the state. i've been spending hours every day talking to council members and mayors and activists regarding how to go about it. i think you'd be surprised of all the cities that are getting ready to come forward. they've just been trying to maneuver through the process and it is tough. stuart: our own fox news griff jenkins confronted governor brown yesterday and put it right to him. what are you going to say to the victims of illegal aliens in his response was fake news, fox news. fox news nonsense. what's your response to that. >> governor brown consistently has been dismissive of any criticism. yesterday after the announcement of san diego he made the comment that we are a bunch of lowlife politicians. i take offense to that. some of us are work

the number of people that have communicated with me in san diego county, the people who do not supportbrown's sanctuary state. >> bret: san diego county supervisor there. the president tweeting about this issue on sanctuary cities or sanctuary laws. looks like jerry brown in california are not looking for safety and security. along their very porous border. he cannot come to terms with the national guard to patrol and protect that border. the high crime rate will only get higher. much wanted wall in san diego already started. that dealing with the national guard what they will and won't do. here are the lists of anti-sanctuary cities or counties. and, again, san diego county was just added here internal division within the state of california on the issue of immigration and how to handle it we're back with our panel. steve, you're out there. it's a controversial issue. >> yes. it is. i think there is a context here that we have to remember, which is that the california democrat, i'm going to say something now which i said before but i love saying it so i'm going to say it again. they h

san diego county board of supervisors voting to support the trunk administration. enkins live in dc with his face off with the governor. >> governor brown made the case for his controversial sanctuary law in san diego county, 3 million californians made their case, the administration's lawsuit, they are the latest behind orange county in a dozen cities rejecting the law that prohibits cooperation between local and federal law enforcement. the governor was feeling the pressure when i questioned him about it. >> leaders of local communities saying your law favors the rights of criminal illegal aliens over the rights and safety of the communities. >> absolutely false. i would like to see us until evidence that would support such an outlandish box proposition. >> david maren said the 6-year-old girl in february who was killed in fullerton, before your law would have been prevented, had previous the uis, would have been handed over that might not have happened? >> they could not honor -- they had to that the individual go in 3 years later he kills this poor little girl,

integrat integrat integrated in a humane way. >> between 1 and 3 inmates walk away freely in san diego. >> san diego countyhe fight. a federal appeals court in chicago upheld a nationwide injunction against the administration's effort to punish sanctuary cities by withholding federal funds. >> bret: thanks. now to an issue of not so free speech in a place that is supposed to be all about free speech. academia in wisconsin. it we began with a simple conversation with an upset student and his instructor. >> at the marquette university, an unidentified male student approached a teacher after a philosophy class and told her he was upset because during the class she dismissed a broader conversation about gay marriage because he claims she believes in it. fox news listened to a portion of the recording. e the student gave a copy of the recording to an associate professor mcadams who wrote about it on his blog. mcadams posteda link to one of her essays linked to contact information on her public web page. then she received threatening messages and she left marquette testifying that the emails i was getting were f

and, guys, san diego county as a whole will vote on april 17th, possibly, to take some action. woman in san juan capistrano, a city in orange county on tuesday night. they voted against the mayor's vote to condemn sb-54. so there is a real sense that this law has crossed a line and it crosses bipartisan lines really joining to say that these laws are not protecting the communities. steve: griff, essentially what they are saying that these state laws are against the federal law and they want to cooperate with ice. we thank you very much for going to the meeting last night and getting up so early on this thursday morning. brian: when do we actually get this thing in court? steve: tomorrow they are going to approve it. officially and then they will join the federal department of justice lawsuit against the state of california. brian: all right. maybe the whole state will get a day off to watch the proceedings. ainsley: let's hand it over to jillian for the headlines. jillian: good morning to you guys and to you at home as well. students in colorado turn the table on antigun protes

. >>> san diego county is backing a lawsuit against california sanctuary law. san diego now joins orange county and nine cities that have passed anti sanctuary resolutions. the sanctuary law limits state and local authorities cooperation with federal immigration officials. the san diego county sheriff says since january the law led to the release of nearly 300 criminal suspects who would have been turned over to immigration authorities. >>> natasha, let me show you the president's tweet this morning. he wrote about that saying there is a revolution going on in california. so many sanctuary areas want out of this ridiculous crime infested and breeding concept. speaking about california's governor, jerry brown, trying to back out of the national guard at the border, be u the people of the state are not happy. want security and safety now. back to you guys. >> thank you so much, jessica. >>> costco food courts are incredibly popular. now getting a bit healthier. what you'll know longer find at one bay area locations. >>> the annual 420 celebration is friday in gold

it's just across the border from san diego county. diego county mayor who are right on her doorstop. back to the great tax exodus. steve forbes is with us. forbes media editor-in-chief. there is nothing that high tax states can do about this. their goose is cooked. what say you. >> they're going to try to behave like north korea. they can't physically stop you from leaving but by golly they will make it hell in terms of paperwork when you move to another state. you have to have a credit card to make sure each day you show you charged something in another state or they will assume you're back in new york or new jersey or wherever. so suppose you live in new york city at this moment and you don't want to be paying a 65% tax rate, as you will if this thing goes through. so you move to florida, you have to have a paper trail. >> electronic paper trail every single day because i'll go after you. one of the good things that's already happened is the resistance in new jersey. we have a new governor and he wanted more spending and more higher

and that's the number one priority in san diego county. ty in their fight against this really bad law in california. stuart: all right. dave harrington is with us, the gentleman on the right-hand side of your screen there. he is the mayor of aliso vallejo in california. ty did i get the pronunciation right? >> close enough, stuart. [laughter] stuart: is your town going to break away from and challenge the sanctuary state law? >> so what we're going to do tomorrow night is we're going to discuss joining as an amicus brief all these cities and also the county board of supervisors in their effort to combat this really bad public safety policy. we're a general law city, so we can't exactly opt out the way some of these charter cities like huntington beach last night. so we're going to do what we can do, and we're also going to discuss a resolution to adhere to the rule of law. stuart: seems to me, david, it seems to me -- look, i'm a totally outside observer here, but we report on the news every today about this -- seems to me that there is a r

trailer believed to be smuggling undocumented immigrants crashed near the mexican bored per san diego county diego county. the crash happened yesterday. a horse trailer started to fish tail, and the be driver lost control. the trailer separated from the truck and tipped over, and the people inside got out and ran. border control agents found 18 people after searching the area. >> a triage area set up, and the rest of the groups were found, and we had up to 17 or 18 individuals up on the landing here, going through a triage assessment. >> six people were taken to the hospital, including two who were taken away by helicopter. others were treated at the scene for might be and moderate injuries. border patrol said that driver has yet to be identified. >>> a face-to-face meeting between president trump and kim jong-un is one step closer to reality. the north korean leader is willing to discuss getting rid of his nuclear weapons. we have the latest from new york. >> we're doing a pretty good job with korea right now, and hopefully something positive will come out of it. >> reporter: president trum

san diego. >> hi, katie well is a back latch against brown's sanctuary laws that sb54 which prohibits cooperation with local and federal lawsuit in the folks that live in san diego county near and along this fence bordering between san diego and tijuana. the folks in that meeting 45 north felt it last night. prote protesters were all overnight place. tempers were flirting. there was more than 60 people speaking and one man in particular caught our attention came in 45 years ago and played by the rules. >> i came to this country 45 years ago with me and my mother. okay. we were not offered sanctuary. we were not offered an easier way. we were told you have to be an american citizen and here is what you have to do and woe did it! >> after that vote which passed 4-one the mayor was policed but concerned since 2010 he rounded up more than 2,000 illegal criminal aliens in part because of the cooperation with ice stationed at the police department with the new law, that is no more. that is why we spoke with the isis regional field director greg here in san diego who 30 years ago was an ice agent stationed in the police department. here is what he had to say. >> very collabor

this morning, san diego county is voting on whether they want out of the state sanctuary law. ie ward, kpix 5. it's 6--- time for your final five... in san jose: firefighters are on the scene of a five-alarm fire. crews have put out the flames..however they're trying to clear smoke. here's a live look at the scene...from chopper 5... this is at an apartment building on mclaughlin avenue... the fire started just before six this morning... several people have been displaced because of the damage. police in sacramento have released more body camera video from the night officers shot and killed stephon clark. officers waited about 5 minutes to get closer after firing 20 rounds at clark... they speculate that he could be armed and pretending to be hurt. no gun was found. starbucks is facing protests and boycott threats after two black men were arrested for not making a purchase in store.. then men claim they were there for a business meeting. president trump is welcoming japan's prime minister back to the u-s this week.. they'll discuss the conflict in syria, and the nuclear threat

san diego streets. these are not just people coming across the board or in an illegal way, these people are committing crimes in san diego county that deal with drugs, multiple dui offenses and we used to be able to notify immigration agencies before their release date from jail and we can't do that thanks to governor brown and sb 54. rob: your governor has been in politics for ever in california, he is a known name, appear to be pragmatic, trying to find common ground how to deal with the national guard issue and some would say political pressure to pull back from that and move another direction and keep staying far to the left as they have been in california as far as immigration. do you think that is an accurate summation? >> the government cannot do that to federal law. you can look at the obama administration when they decided to sue the state of arizona. the state of arizona was frustrated with federal immigration laws because they believe there wasn't enough enforcement so they decided to enact sb 1070, arizona absolution to increase immigration enforcement. they ruled if you look back at justice kennedy who wrote the ma

san diego. grif? >> there is an undeniable backlash of the controversial sanctuary laws. sb-54 in particular that prohibits the cooperation between the local and the federal law enforcement and folks who live in san diego county along the fence bordering between san diego and tijuana. the folks at the con tense, meeting 45 -- contentious meeting 45 minutes north of here felt it last night. protesters were all over the place. tempers were flaring. there were 60 people speaking. one man in particular caught our attention. he came to this country 45 years ago. and played by the rules. take a listen. >> i came to this country 45 years ago with me and my mother. okay? 45 years ago we were not offered sanctuary. we were not offered easier, softer way. okay? we were told you have to be an american citizen. here is what you have to do. we did it. >> after that vote which passed 4-1, the mayor told me he was pleased with the vote but was concerned because since 2010 he rounded up more than 2,000 illegal criminal aliens in part because of the cooperation between i.c.e. stationed in escondido police department. well, the new law, that is no more. that is why we spoke to the i.c.e. regional field director greg archimbald

people hurt after a horse trailer believed to be smuggling undocumented immigrants crashed in san diego countyon yesterday on interstate 8, 55 miles east of san diego. the trailer was being hauled by a pickup truck. witnesses say the trailer started the fishtail. the driver lost control. the trailer separated, tipped over, all of the people got out and ran. >> a triage area was set up. the rest of the groups were found. at one time we had up to 17-18 individuals up on the landing here, going through a trauma-triage assessment. >> six people were taken to the hospital, including two taken by helicopter. others were treated for minor happen moderate injuries -- minor-moderate injuries. >>> a group travel to mexico to protest the president yesterday. the group wants to draw attention to policies toward immigrants and refugees. last tuesday as the caravan camped out in southern mexico they tweeted the big caravan now coming across mexico and heading to our weaker borders had better be stopped. he also announced national guard soldiers will be deployed to bolster security. >>> if you are planning o

the san diego county board of supervisors voted today to support a trump administration law in opposition to a law that limits police agents from helping immigration agents. the san diego county joins 13 other local communities in support of the white house in this controversial issue. >>> governor jerry brown denied reports that california has rejected a deal to send national guard members to the border with mexico. this morning, president donald trump lashed out at governor brown and wrote on twitter that it looks like jerry brown and california are not looking for safety and security along their very porous border. he cannot come to terms for the national guard to patrol the border. governor brown said he was not aware of the tweet, but he said that guard troops are chomping at the bit to help stop guns and drugs. >> if he is trying to stop human trafficking, drug smuggling, and guns going to makes go to the cartel, that's out to be like fighting crime. if you are trying to get some desperate mothers and children or unaccompanied minors coming from central america, then that sounds lik

the pilot has been identified as colonel carl morery son of san diego county. the vietnam veteran served 20 years in the marines and work as a member of the civil air patrol and ran his own law firm. he was flying to go back home after conducting business in the north bay. the sonoma county sheriff's office received a distress call on friday night but it took them three and a half hours to find the wreckage, the plane had crashed into a ravine near petaluma airport. the pilot had died at the scene. the ntsb will be in the north bay today investigating the cause of the crash. >> three people are recovering after being stabbed at the coliseum b.a.r.t. station in oakland. two of them rushed to the hospital. the station forced to close but it did reopen just before 5:00 last night ahead of the warriors game. one woman who witnessed the aftermath of the stabbing spoke to us about how she feels now about riding b.a.r.t. >> it's gotten awful, to the point where my husband is afraid for me -- he's gone out of his way to pick me up no aw and afrd to let me go to work. >

san diego county joins at least a dozen local governments fighting the state law. all are in southern california, but el dorado and placer counties are considering it. >>> tonight adult film star stormy daniels is offering a reward and a sketch to help find the man she says threatened her to keep quiet about her past with the president. here it is. it shows this man who daniels says approached her in a las vegas parking lot back in 2011 shortly after agreeing to selling her story of an alleged 2006 sexual encounter with president trump to a magazine. >> and you remember to that detail? he looks like an actor sort of. >> that's why he stood out to me. i thought he was sort of handsome when i saw him and i was parking. >> she never went to the police. she later accepted $130,000 from mr. trump's personal attorney for her silence. >>> tonight president trump says he has been talking to north korea directly ahead of an intended summit between kim jong-un and the president. no place has been chosen, but mr. trump did say it will probably happen in early june. he also sai

by the way, san diego county was the first county to have that border wall decades ago. roven that it works. the president's initiative is really about expanding it to communities that are not protected. san diego knows that's one of the many tools the border patrol needs. >> sandra: congressman, a federal court just ruled against the trump administration's crackdown on these sanctuary city laws. how big of a setback do you think that is going to be? >> they ruled narrowly in the 7th circuit. what they did is said you can't do it retroactively. to the extent that a grant has not been granted they didn't prohibit it from being a consideration. and to the extent there is new authorization from congress, those grants absolutely can and should have a hook in them about cooperation with law enforcement. the amazing thing is my governor wants money to help with ms-13 while my governor is causing these criminals to be released back on the street. you can't have it both ways. you can't say you need help from the feds to deal with criminals and then release them came -- i'm sorry

brian: lastly, the wall worked in san diego, didn't it. >> the wall did work in san diego county.have seen that cut down on the drug trafficking, on the weapons trafficking, and human trafficking is something that we're really focused on now. the human sex trade trafficking that's coming across the border is really unfortunate. we need the coordination between local, state, and federal agencies in order to make san diego a safe place. steve: all right, kristin gaspard, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. brian: i look toward to getting the results of that vote. cop killers one the fbi's most wanted terrorists. why did he just get a $15,000 payday? ainsley: plus president trump welcomes japan's prime minister to florida in a few hours. what's on the agenda? we are live in washington next. brian: i don't think golf. believe it or not. we are helping you beat the tax day stress by giving you free food if janice doesn't eat it all ♪ i just got paid and i think i'm going to hit the town ♪ wait till tomorrow ♪ because i feel good today ♪ yeah build attendance for an event. h

san diego. reporter: san diego county voted to join the fight.eral appeals court upheld a nationwide injunction against the federal government from withholding fund from sanctuary cities. gregg: ms-13 a big threat on the east coast as well. ms-13 has directed its members to quote take out a cop in new york. unbelievable. joining us now, niger in nerks s. and tammy bruce. niger, let me start with you. the president said i'm not going to pay for the national guard troops. >> what jerry brown and his fastr far left wing legislature is doing, california is a gateway to ms-13 spreading all over the country, as far east as new york in my home state of nevada, arizona. these guys use california as a bridge to get to the united states and commit their horrific acts of terror against the american people. and jerry brown is a full conspirator and partner in that. gregg: i group l.a., you grew up in l.a. you are there right now. these are all the areas of southern california saying enough is enough. we have had enough of this sanctuary policy. we are going

san diego county is basically indicative of that.iversity and tranquillity in this country. this is not about racism or immigration or not even about illegal immigration. sanctuary cities and sanctuary states are about releasing criminals. the only people for that are for the criminals and sacramento politicians that are trying to place the race card in politics. >> martha: so if you buck this trend and don't back this law, what will happen? jerry brown has said with this law in effect, he believes those two entities should not be prevented from doing their job. >> the sanctuary city and sanctuary state laws make it difficult for federal enforcement to do their jobs. now law enforcement has to go out on widespread raids. some people that are not criminals may be caught up in that. we need to focus on efforts on getting criminals off the street and getting them deported so they can't commit more crimes. i think we're going to get san diego county on record against sanctuary state. first, we're going to challenge the law in court. that

san diego county is now joining the federal lawsuit against the state's sanctuary laws. trump tweeting out, thank you, san diego county, for defending the rule of law and supporting our lawsuit against california's illegal and unconstitutional sanctuary policies. california's dangerous policies release violent criminals back into our communities, putting all americans at risk. here now michael goodwin, "new york post" columnist and fox news contributor. what interests me about this, michael. i'm interested in the sanctuary movement all over the u.s., but it is, i'm wondering if california sort of uber liberal experimentation is finally failing? whether they have gone too far for california voters? >> one of the things that is going on in california, david. there is a separate secession movement. some californians want to secede from the united states. others in california want to secede from california. david: exactly. >> this is part of that in a way. the sanctuary is one of the litmus tests how you feel about the politics. david: touching people's living standards. it i

but san diego county is a big deal and i'm just -- i get the sense the backlash is growing. what is your sense? >> beyond that. san diego county one of the largest. i met with the orange county sheriff as well to try to find a way to get around this defiance of federal law. if anybody is playing politics i think it's governor brown defying federal ice detainers put on criminal aliens and not allowing ice to receive them at the jails but rather have to find them in neighborhoods, putting everybody in danger. this is really -- i was a federal prosecutor before and after 9/11, joint terrorism task force. the goal is to work federal, state and local together to remove dangerous people from the country. and bill, you know, a lot of times we couldn't prove a terrorism charge but most of the time we got them deported on immigration charges. what he is putting is putting the people of california and the united states in great jeopardy the and danger. >> bill: the point to be made here is san diego is across the border from tijuana and exposed to a major border crossing. watch to see

and like orange county which joined the federal lawsuit, san diego county voted to support the federalsuit by filing a friend of the court brief. san diego along the us-mexico border which would indicate a push to enforcement in a key area. county supervisors meeting today both 5 soda to protest, supervisor showed a stack of emails in support of sanctuary law and a stack opposing the law. the second posing was 15 times as high. supervisor jacobs says it is all about safety. >> we are talking about people crossing the border illegally coming into this county and committing a crime. and probably commit another crime again. >> reporter: two counties and tween 9 cities voted in some capacity to push back against california absent to worry about and los alamitos which started the anti-sanctuary movement has voted to officially opt out and exempt 12,000 residents from the sanctuary law. jerry brown said this. >> they are human beings with families, very important they be integrated, and the predatory football that lowlife politicians exploit. it is shocking, despicable and harmful to califor

the republican from san diego county. he's backed by 15% of likely voters and villaraigosa behind him in third. the poll was done by the public policy institute of california. the top two finishers in the june primary will face-off in the november election. >> a billionaire that launched a campaign to impeach president trump made a stop in oakland last night. the california business man has been an outspoken critic of the president and we asked if this campaign is the beginning of a candidacy. >> his need to impeach town hall event is one of 30 stops on his nationwide tour. >> we're trying to go to as many different places including red states as possible. >> author and activist answered audience questions around the issue of impeachment. >> the first time i saw anybody really discuss this which is very important to me. >> he's funding the effort with his own money. >> i think we said we were going to spend $20 million and i don't know how far we have gone past that. >> he calls the movement a campaign but falls short of

san diego's county board of supervisor will discuss the issue tomorrow. >>> the trump administration is expected to announce more sanctions today against russia for enabling the syrian government to continue using chemical weapons. u.s. ambassador nikki haley insists the u.s. has sent a strong message. she says the sanctions would specifically target companies that make chemical weapons or do business with syrian president bashar al assad. >>> here is a closer look at the damage caused by the coalition strike on syria. satellite images show aerial views before and after the strike. the pent got says it targeted chemical weapons facilities. buildings were wiped away. the friday attack was in response to an alleged chemical attack in syria. inspectors are there to investigate. >>> a company in france is building a hyper loop test track in the city of toluse. this is video from the hyper loop transportation technologies. it shows the arrival of the first components of the system, a series of huge tubes. the tubes will form a sealed vacuum through which a passenger pod would be sent at s

the pilot's family told authorities he left the petaluma airport on his way to san diego county. ( daryaed the person involved in a strong-armed robbery near u-c berkeley. it happened at people's park in berkely saturday morning. police say the robber pulled the victim's cellphone from his hands and kicked and punched him. officers arrested the robber a short time later. the victim suffered minor injuries. the attackers name has not yet been released. ( james ) in the east bay... hundreds of bay area students are heading to the state capitol to talk gun control with lawmakers. within those students are two teens that were brought together by one cause... gun control. they are among 350 students from 35 different schools that banded together in just two weeks to form a group called "bay area student activists"... and they're now headed to sacramento on a mission to influence lawmakers. they say they were driven to action by mass shootings across america and local gun violence.

a missing persons report from san diego county led two police officers to find the 39-year- old sleeping in her car early tuesday morning. that in and of itself isn't uncommon in this section of mountain view. >> they assessed her state of mind, um, asked her if she thought she wanted to hurt herself or others, and determined basically she was here because of family issues and wanted to relocate and get a new job. >> reporter: the police chief says she was calm, clear, and cooperative throughout the entire 20 minute interaction. officers let her go and didn't know about her anger toward youtube until about an hour after the fact. even knowing that, experts say police still had no right to hold her or search her car: >> if they had detained her she probably could have brought suit against them. >> reporter: it's a safeguard on the country's core values of liberty. >> if we lived in a society in which people were detained by police willy nilly, none of us would have any freedom. >> reporter: the overriding pact in this case, she didn't pose a threat or break any laws prior to the shooting,

san diego county board of supervisors are also meeting this week to consider joining the trump administration'sg up on the kron 4 morning news ... one of the most popular comfort foods was celebrated at the state capitol this weekend! a recap of the grilled cheese festival ... after the break. (robin) and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. (robin) 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. (robin) hundreds of people enjoyed sunshine and grilled cheese sandwiches in sacramento. the sacramento grilled cheese festival pairs the childhood favorite with everything from craft beer to bounce houses. the weekend event offered unlimited grilled cheese tastings along with beer, wine and desserts for people 21 and up. guests were treated with live music, games and a free kid zone with face painting and balloon artists. < "i think it's one of the best fests that i've been to here. especially because it has grilled cheese. i didn't know there are so many different grilled cheeses."> (robin) americans (robin)

that deceased pilot was a 75- year-old man from san diego county who was returning to that area after having done some work for a couple of days. >>> we go now to oakland where three people were injured in the stabbing this afternoon at a coliseum bart station. is station in the connector train station was closed for about two hours. it affected crowds heading to the warriors game and it started about five minutes ago. >>> a man was struck and killed in colorado by a caltrain this morning. -- powell also -- palo alto by a caltrain this morning. the train was carrying 596 passengers at the time of the incident. they were taken off the train. trains were back to operating normally about three hours later.>>> a small group of students sat down with several politicians to discuss gun violence. is our reporter says, it was an intimate meeting the got direct answers from local leaders.>> reporter: there have been several bay area gun forums, but this one was different. politicians had to sit down and wait to speak. >> inviting all of these officials was the perfect way to provide a platform

he was headed home to san diego county after a business trip in northern california. plane went down in a ravine near manner lake in eastern petaluma. small fire broke out at the crash site. at the time of the crash, morrison was not on a mission for the civil air patrol. >>> developing news in germany. three people are dead, dozens injured after a van rams into a group of people in muenster, about 300 miles west of berlin. laura podesta explains this comes exactly one year after a similar attack in another country. >> reporter: police and emergency vehicles swarmed the historic downtown area of the city of muenster. a van crashed into a crowd in front of a popular bar. three people, including the driver, are dead. dozens are injured. this witness said he heard a loud bang, screaming, and then police arrived. authorities say the man behind the wheel of the van shot and killed himself while still in the vehicle. police raided the suspect's home looking for evidence. they say he's a german citizen and as of now do not believe he had terrorist ties. this police spokesman

tomorrow san diego county will vote on siding with the feds. and placer counties are also considering it. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen asked the state attorney general about the backlash. >> most of the places that object to the state sanctuary law are in southern california for now and some places there have even declared themselves exempt from the law, but the state attorney general says until a court strikes it down he'll enforce the law. >> giving illegal criminals more rights than our citizens is illegal, is immoral, is insane and yes, is unconstitutional. >> reporter: the mayor of escondido and members of the city council voted 4-1 to file a legal brief in support of the trump administration's lawsuit against california. the department of justice is suing the state over its sanctuary law. >> if you want to not worry about being deported, not worry about being separated from your family, don't cross that border. >> reporter: today the city council of los alamitos will vote on whether to attempt itself from the sanctuary state law.

at the san diego county complex the atf search was coordinated by sheriff aets deputies. agents were combing through items in the dumpster. >> we're getting new information about the people injured. paramedics rushed three to sf general yesterday. two women both suffered gunshot wounds but treated and released. also a man shot said to be in his 30s. he has upgraded from critical to serious condition and he is recovering in the hospital. >> i spoke with him earlier today. he is speaking. he is conscious. he is aware of what happened and aware of the situation. >> now this is what we know also from police. they say the shooter adhdam had no connection with the victims. as for the victims the identities have not been made public. >> the youtube campus remained an active scene today. most employees said thome. but federal and local agents gathered evidence. our sky ranger was overhead as cleanup crews arrived on scene. throughout the day the youtube employeesy escorted inside building by security to retrieve belongings, many of them as we saw yesterday rushed out with their a

he lived in san diego county. >> police have identified a body found near grizzly peak in the oakland hills yesterday. the coroner's office found 53-year-old yun kim dead near a car that went over an embankment. it was connected to a missing person's case. not clear if the person found dead near the car was reported missing, but kim recently visited her boyfriend who lives near the crash skite. not clear when she crashed. the investigation is ongoing. >> fallout for facebook. the cambridge analytica scandal still making headlines. the man who blew the whistle is speaking to nbc news. >> do you believe the number 87 million is the high end or do you think that's still possible that number is much higher? >> i think that it could be higher. absolutely. >> you can catch that interview on "meet the press" tomorrow morning at 8:00. >> still to come, the north bay, the biggest concern linked to last night's storm. but did people there catch a much needed break? we'll have an update. >> and another big worry from the recent storm. new information on the water levels and lake orovill. >> and