sanctuary city policy affecting not just chicago but many cities.n our panel jonah goldberg senior editor at the national review. mollie hemingway federalist and a.b. stoddard associate editor at real clear politics. >> federal law could not be more clear. state and local governments do not have the right to deviate from federal law when it comes to immigration policy. they have to share information. and unlike so many things where the federal government is kind of overbroad and overreaching, immigration is one of those things that is specifically stipulated in the constitution as something that is handled by our federal government. so, this is something that will be a tough case to -- for chicago to make. >> bret: the mayor, some of the people who stood beside him in this press conference over the weekend, said it's just not right. take a listen. >> the bern grants are for technology from everything for vehicles to radios, to tasers that help strengthen the professionalization of our police department and create a proactive environment. but they al

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attorney general jeff sessions firing back tonight at chicago and other sanctuary cities. chicago mayor, rom emanuel, filed federal lawsuit against the justice department. he argued the trump admit's plan to withhold safety garages from so called sanctuary cities illegal. sessions issued a response saying in part, demonstrated an open hostility to ending laws designed to protect law enforcement and reduce crime. >> let's bring in scott erickson, not to be confused with the orioles pitcher, joins us tonight to talk about this one here. hi, scott. >> good to be with you, how are you doing. >> we're well. give us sense here. you know there is a lot of talk about the administration saying we're going to take the funds interesting these sanctuary cities for not adhering to certain laws. i mean, what kind of legal grounds is there? >> well, look. i think it is interesting that the mayor of chicago is openly subordinate dollars the interests, the public safety interest, of the american citizenry to the apparent interests of criminal illegal aliens in this country illegally. i don

with a sanctuary city policy and found no significant change in violence or property crime rate, thistudy cuts both ways. there is also no evidence they actually make cities more dangerous. chicago does have a problem, it probably not associated with this. gerri: do you agree? >> we could debate the merits and evidence about whether or not there is a correlation between sanctuary cities and a place become more dangerous. i believe that the bigger issue is sanctuary cities, they are an insult to legal immigrants like me, they are a disgrace on the united states of america, they sense the wrong message, they should not exist. i am totally in favor of the attorney general and trump administration doing all they can to make sure that sanctuary cities are no longer. gerri: so, they want to do is require localities, alert the feds when they have someone in custody they have charged with a crime who is an illegal alien. alex, what wrong with that? >> when someone is charged with a crime or violent or property offense most cities do that. >> not everyone. >> a big disagreement is everyone tha

there are sanctuary cities across america providing safe haven for undocumented criminals. ago is one of them. today the mayor filed suit accusing the administration of blackmail. here's rahm emmanuel. >> we are a welcoming city and it always will be. it was for my grandfather 100 years ago this year. our police department is built on the principles of community policing. we don't want officers patrolling a neighborhood only but to be part of the nab happened and the fabric. the fact is by forcing us, or the police department, to choose between the values of the city and the philosophy if the police department of community policing, i think it's a false choice and actually undermines our public safety agenda. >> attorney general jeff sessions released a same calling it astounding that chicago would protect criminal aliens who prey on their own aliens and hostile to laws designed to protect law enforcement. either comply with the law or forego taxpayer dollars. make sense? >> yeah, but i'm always tired of people being accused of blackmail when they're just trying to explain a

and people who are victimized by illegal aliens in sanctuary cities can sue the city for recompensepeaking about as a strong state by attorney general jeff sessions and the president. what do you expect to hear from the attorney general who has spoken out as we have noted very strongly on this matter. what do you expect to hear from him in a few moments? >> as a life long lawyer and legal expert, he has strong standing to hit these issues of rule of law and institutional stability that the rule of law has given our country and to call for other cities to abandon this ridiculous sanctuary business and pay attention to the law of the land. >> sandra: something you're paying attention to, congressman, to change subject, just a little bit. we have a picture of you python hunting down in the everglades down in florida. as we know, this has been a growing problem down there. it's an invasive species. we got word that you helped catch a few of them. >> yeah. there are five west pythons alive to menace the wild life and animals in the everglades. these things are relentless aggressive preda

. >> trump administration fighting against sanctuary cities, nationwide. >> american cities should beanctuaries for law abide, americans. the people that look up to the law. not the criminals and gang members that we want the hell out of our country. >> more and more obstructionist dems are fighting to defend sanctuary cities, fox's greg jarrett joining us next. >> this wing suter takes to skies for a death defies stunt. we'll show you the video and much more coming up here nexexex lou: this is a development that not everyone saw coming, president trump exchanged personal messages with special counsel bob mueller through his attorney. president's chief counsel telling "usa today" that president wanted t send -- wanted to send greetings. and notion of president firing mueller has never been on the table. new york city mayor bill de blasio prepared to follow in footsteps of rahm emanuel, chicago's mayor, saying he will take legal action if justice department withholding money from their sanctuary city's status. or because of it. 8 cities and counties have filed federal lawsuit challengi

one reason sanctuary cities are doubling down now.rants at stake are set to expire in october, and before they reapply for those millions they want to have the courts and public opinion on their side. lou? lou: claudia, thank you very much. claudia cowan. we're coming right back straight ahead. stay with us. . >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein defends mueller's ongoing russia witch-hunt. >> bob mueller understands and i understand the specific scope of the investigation, so no, it's not a fishing expedition. lou: yet the special counsel continues to waste taxpayer dollars. former deputy assistant attorney general tom duprey joins me next. >>> this cyclist isn't one to follow the crowd. we'll show you the phenomenal video of his high-flying ride next. stay with us, we'll be right back with the video much and, much more. d up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insura

sanctuary cities are doing well.hey are actually safer, sanctuary cities, by the way, not only that, but --re >> tucker: let me just cut in. we actually have data on this. >> i have data too. >> tucker: i don't think you do. last year, the university of north carolina at riverside did a study of 55 sanctuary cities, maybe they have some and you won't believe the numbers, they would i am quoting "violent crime was slightly higher in sanctuary cities." on what basis are you saying that that is not true? i hate to get caught up in detail here, but this is a stud that showed that, and you have on your side, what? >> the real fact is that our current president, as you know, is trying to deport -- let me speak. let me speak. the real issue here is that donald trump is trying to defund sanctuary cities, what that is actually going to do, they are going to be less safe, you don't want policemen to have less on the street, do you? >> tucker: let's just stick to the facts here, no police department has been defunded, by the wa

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. >> trump administration fighting against sanctuary cities, nationwide. >> american cities should be sanctuaries for law abide, americans. the people that look up to the law. not the criminals and gang members that we want the hell out of our country. >> more and more obstructionist dems are fighting to defend sanctuary cities, fox's greg jarrett joining us next. >> this wing suter takes to skies for a death defies stunt. we'll show you the video and much more coming up here next, stay with us, we'll be right back. because there are limits to the amount of fossil fuels that we can burn. since 1925, we have depended on diesel generators, burning approximately a million gallons of diesel fuel a year. we're going through an energy revolution. our mission is to make off-shore wind one of the principle new sources of energy. not every bank is willing to get involved in a "first of its kind" project. citi really stepped up when we needed them. citi saw the promise of clean energy and they worked really closely with us, financing the first off-shore wind farm in the united states. the wind

are coming down in the sanctuary cities. gerri: i have more from sessions i think you should hear. you know we are live in this hour. this is what he just said. this administration will not simply give away grant dollars to city governments that proudly violate the rule of law and protect criminal aliens at the expense of public safety. so it's simple, comply with the law or forego taxpayer dollars. >> i's saying comply with the law or you can't buy the bullet proof vests you need to keep your police force safe. gerri: what do we do? what is your alternative vision for this country where all these people come into this country illegally and in san francisco there is an illegal alien who is being paid $190,000, taxpayer money. this is so crazy. >> that's a lot of money and that's not a good thing, i would agree. ford: you don't have a solution. gerri: what your solution? >> my solution is that we trust local police to source within their communities regardless of immigration status who are the criminals and who aren't the cri

at least 48 hours in advance but mayor rahm emanuel defense chicago's status as a sanctuary city. >> we are a welcoming city and always will be. it worked for my grandfather hundred years ago this year. in addition are police department is built on principles of community policing. we don't want officers patrolling neighborhoods but to be part of the neighborhood and the fabric. reaching san francisco, an illegal immigrant from el salvador sued the city after police turned him over to ice. he the city violated it sanctuary city law and was awarded $190,000 in settlement. critics say the decision is ridiculous. >> it is a shameful waste of taxpayer dollars. here you have someone being offered a settlement know gerri would have awarded him. >> that notwithstanding san francisco like chicago intends to maintain its sanctuary status, states like california, massachusetts and washington may take similar action against the trump administration. we watch developments. heather: a lot of response coming in today for sure. mayor rahm emanuel, let's begin with him. the question is what he rather

there is a lot of debate over what is a sanctuary city. they grappled with that. i am curious as to what your definition of a thing to every city is. sen. cornyn: my definition of a century city is a city that does not cooperate with federal law enforcement authorities. we're not asking the local authorities to take over the job of the federal government. unfortunately, the federal government hasn't lived up to its part of the bargain. we don't believe -- i don't believe that we should commandeer local and state law enforcement authorities. what we do here, we state very clearly, that it is the responsibility of every city and citizen to cooperate with law enforcement, and that is what we are demanding. and if they don't, this has provisions in lace that will -- in place that will withhold federal funds, not for law-enforcement, but for grants that are important for mayors and local communities, which i think will give it some real teeth. let me give somebody else an opportunity. >> you just said what we needed our plans. does that mean you would like to see a more

one is sanctuary cities.ma has, department of justice made that clear. the pushback is from a city like chicago, soon to be cities all throughout california who will sue the president for withholding funds. >> we look at the case of sanctuary cities. this is so simple. it is simply having these cities comply with immigration law, what a concept. for too long we've seen the wild west when it comes to our immigration system. we've seen outdated immigration system that needs modernization, innovation. what attorney general sessions, what president trump is doing basically saying, listen, you local officials need to be local law enforcement need to work with the federal government to insure the safety of our citizens in america. brian, very simple concept. something that should have been applied a long time ago but under president obama he was so blinded by the fact of allowing illegal immigrant into our country, that of course, what have we seen? crimes against, from illegal immigrant against americans. that is

our mayor acknowledges that there are various levels of sanctuary city. u know, we've got one type, they've got something else. every city has a different orientation to how they do this. and so there's certainly a high probability at a minimum of an amicus. there may be more activity on the side of the city, but there's broadly recognition that philadelphia needs to be participative in this. >> we're talking about millions of dollars, george -- $2.3 million at least for chicago, couple million for philadelphia. >> i mean, it's a modest amount of money in the great scheme of things, but it's an important amount of money. the sanctuary city debate is a legitimate debate. michael nutter had a different view of it than jim kenney has of it. but in my judgment, that should be -- how it gets reconciled should be worked out in the courts, and the trump administration should not be blackmailing cities by threatening to withhold funds if you don't conform to their view of the world. they've had litigation i think in san francisco and a couple of other cities with

this is called a setback in fight against the sanctuary cities.mayor rahm emanuel filed a lawsuit against the justice department monday claiming that withholding funds from sanctuary cities, if they don't comply with federal law enforcement is illegal and would hurt chicago effort to lower crime. according to a new homeland security report, nearly a quarter of all federal prisoners are illegal immigrants. they number about 42,000, all but 7 face deportation, meaning majority face deportation. joining me now, former florida congressman, retired through the lute wilcolonel, alan west. >> good to be with you. liz: 42,000 born ou outside of . they are here illegally, criminal illegal immigrants in prison system, but those in favor of sanctuary city policies how do they respond to these facts. >> they don't respond to numbers and facts, they are acting upon a ideological agenda and a politicize motive, they are the ones who are putting the american citizens at risk, and they are the ones putting the american citizens and citizens in their neighborhood

city will file the lawsuit over the department's plan to withhold grant money from so-called sanctuary citiesor immigrants. chicago's mayor says the policy forces the city to choose between its commitment to being a sanctuary city and its need for federal grants. last month the justice department announced a crackdown on sanctuary cities. >> ♪ >> all right, as soon as i was getting ready morning, there was a quick storm -- a quick rain, rather not a storm, rain. >> i just opened the door and it was already rain. >> little soggy out there unfortunately on a monday morning. as wisdom mentioned there was a quick heavy burst of rain. we're starting to see more of those pop up. extreme eastern portions of montgomery county near savage dealing with a heavier rain shower one over southwest d.c. and southern portions of fairfax county. this is the past 15 minutes. that's going to be the theme of the afternoon is that these heavy showers can pop up really at any time over the course of the next 12 to 18 hours. just be on guard today. grab the umbrella. it's going to be one of those soggy kind of monda

chicago is not the only so-called sanctuary city to push back against the immigration matters, it is e first city to file suit. the city is overwhelmingly democratic, there is a significant latino population here and that population is politically active. >> jon: thank you. >> julie: for more on this, let's bring in our legal panel. first of all, no surprise. chicago, a lot of democrats, not a lot of fans of president trum president trump. also it is a city full of a lot of hispanics. however, if you look at those that are behind bars when you talk about the ethnicities, you are dealing with a lot of hispanics. how does this lawsuit stack up? >> not only is the lawsuit meritless but it is absolutely ridiculous. let's get one thing straight. sanctuary cities protect criminals. when you look at statistics across the united states, those that are incarcerated who are here illegally, most of whom have committed violent crimes in texas, two-thirds of them committed violent crimes. in oregon, 50% of illegals who are locked up have committed crimes. why are we protecting those people? >> jul

rob: sanctuary cities to the ballot box in maryland. ge park city council will vote on a measure allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. they would not be allowed to vote for president, senator or governor, those three are off the table, at least ten other towns in the state have similar laws on the books but college park would be the largest in maryland to grant such privileges to illegal immigrants. 30,000 people live in that city which is home to the university of maryland. heather: and nearby baltimore, call for 3-day keys fire for violence falls on deaf ears. they call initiative nobody killing anybody but it didn't work. baltimore reached 210 killings this saturday. violence-plagued city averages one murder every day. two boy scouts are dead e lek cuted after sailing into a power line. this happened ayes of dallas, texas, 11-year-old also on board is in critical condition. the boat went up in flames by the time help arrived and investigation is under way. rob: we are getting first look inside a terrifying flight moments af

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the city to the sanctuary ordinance. ey are not inclined to give the citizens a vote. jesse: the citizens aren't allowed to vote on whether they want the city to be a sanctuary city? >> those four-vote members violated state law. we are pursuing this through court so they will get their day on the ballot. it's the case because like my world until seattle it's been made a sanctuary it's been made a racketeer corrupt organization by democrats who rely on campaign donations and support from labor the unions who are littered with illegal immigrants. in burien this is just a symptom of a continuing ongoing lawless activity by those forces so they can gain political power and enter the city council and keep doing their work. >> please respond to what craig just said it's encouraging lawlessness when you don't enforce the law. you are okay with lawlessness in your own community? >> i think mr. keller needs to do a little bit of research into our community. clearly he's not from burien, but that's okay, we are a welcoming city, h

it sound like they believe sanctuary city policies are to blame for the high crime rates there. respect for the rule of love has broken down. in chicago i suggest the so-called sanctuary policies are one sad example of that. every year too many lives are victimized as a result of sanctuary city policies with it be theft, robbery, drugs, assault, battery even murder. >> and sessions is prepared to withhold tax dollars from chicago if they refuse to work with federal law enforcement. little over a week ago the city t of chicago sued the trump administration over the threats to withhold crime fighting money >> what a difference a day makes . yesterday the president insisting his manufacturing council will be just fine. but today it's no more. this is the tweet that the president sent out yesterday. he saitd for every ceo that drps out of the manufacturing council i have many to take their place. grandstanders should not have gone on jobs. now he's changing course. the president is disban ning the manufacturing council. t the ceos of campbell soup and 3m also quit. remember, h is wha

it also put them back on sanctuary city laws.ust, broad, conference of. >> eboni: i was wondering why not do the part that's probably going to be easier first. >> eric: is this going to be easy? >> eboni: easier. >> eric: this might be the hardest part of it. contemplating -- sanctuary cities pushing back on all federal law. >> kat: i think we need to look at the welfare aspect of aids and i think it's of having something like a wall, good thing to do would be to a lemonade the welfare incentives. i've never understood how many without it was a good idea to say don't come over here but if you do, we will give you a ton of stuff. i never, ever understood how anybody felt that was a strong point of view. it's great to be nice but we all slept half sovereignty -- it's great to be nice but we all have to have sovereignty. >> trace: if they are going to start poking these democratic bastions with a stick, they are going to see things are going to get ugly. >> kat: it's tougher politically, eboni. >> guy: there were bits and pieces i l

♪ trish: city of chicago suing the justice department for with holding money for cities with sanctuary cityor rahm emanuel is refusing to budge. >> by forcing us for the police department to choose between the values of the city and philosophy of the police department of community policing i think it's a false choice and it actually undermines our actual public safety agenda. trish:doj firing back, saying in 2016 more chicago wants were murdered in new york city and los angeles combined. especially tragic that the mayor is concerned with that staggering figure and protecting criminal aliens and putting chicago law enforcement at risk. buck sexton joins me with more on this. this has been a big issue throughout this campaign and rahm emanuel basically promising he is not the only city that will sue them. he anticipates other sanctuary cities following suit as well. where does this go. >> the sanctuary city showdown has been months in the making here. we know the trump administration has been saying they would be pulling funding from some of these federal law enforcement grants for cities, sa

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gere report sanctuary city showdown raging on tonight. s agreeing to pay $190,000 to settle a lawsuit brought on by an illegal immigrant because city officials turned hip over to immigration officials in violation of the city ordinance. and they are considering giving illegal immigrant the right to vote in local elections.

i'm sure yous what your definition of is a sanctuary city is. >> my deaf nation of the sanctuary city is the city that does not cooperate with federal law enforcement authorities. we're not asking the local authorities to take over the job at the federal government. unfortunately the federal government hasn't lived up to it s part of the bargain. we don't believe -- i don't believe we should come come men deer. that's what we're demanding. if they don't, this has pro visions in lace that will withhold the federal funds. i think it will give it some real teeth. let me give somebody else an opportunity. >> you said what we need for the plans. you would like to see the oldest approach put in this place before you get in the knockdown drag-out fight from december or whatever wall to wall funding. >> well, as i've said, i think infrastructure wall systems are an important piece. they are not the full story. e think what happens -- in the absence of a plan, we have the debates over things that aren't really a complete solution. that's what we're trying to do here is take that fight off of t

will file the lawsuit today over the department's plans to withhold grant money from so-called sanctuary citiesays the policy forces the city to choose between its commitment to being a sanctuary city and the need for federal grants. >> and an alarming report on u.s. troops who may be at risk for suicide is out today. it says pentagon healthcare providers failed to perform follow-up care for troops with depression and ptsd. at the report says only 30 percent of soldiers with depression received appropriate care. about 54 percent of those with ptsd got the care they reneed. >> a teenaged boy is recovering after he was shot in the stomach sunday afternoon as a red line train was pulling into the tacoma station in northwest. investigators say the suspects got off the train, then boarded one going in the opposite direction. they got off in silver spring. >> gm is recalling 700,000 chevy and gm because of a possible steering problem. that could interfere with the steering maneuver and lead to an accident. the the 2014 chevy silverado and gmc trucks. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm holly mor

we just talked about the sanctuary cities issue, obviously you had the mayor here suing the attorneyeneral, the justice department on monday with his threats to cut federal funds because chicago is a sanctuary city. who are you with on this one? president trump or mayor emmanuel? >> illinois is a state built by immigrants and one in seven people in illinois are immigrants, this is a very big issue. i personally feel like we've got to have a system of immigration that works, our system is broken. we need dramatic immigration reform and rather than lawsuits and name-calling or fighting about which community is going to enforce our laws and which aren't, i think we should have a rational discussion about immigration laws themselves. which one should reinforce and which ones should we change or repeal, that would be more productive. >> bret: why shouldn't chicago follow federal law? >> i'll tell you this, the system is broken, we need to keep our people safe. we have to put a priority on keeping the people of america safe and making sure that we have laws that we enforce and that the law

rape in a sanctuary city, all because that word sounds so good to so manycept to those victims who got no sanctuary at all. interesting thing, taxpayers may end up paying for it. do you think these policies are to blame? obviously the rapist rapes, what's the point? >> this happens repeatedly. this is not a one off as we talked about it a lot. you always have local authorities in dispute with ice officials saying today there some innovation. the governor of massachusetts filed legislation that would permit local law enforcement to detain certain unauthorized immigrants at the request of federal officials without having to do all of this back and forth, giving law enforcement some leeway to be within the law and to protect people. there's some innovation at the state level that could be applied other places. >> kimberly: i think there's tremendous disparity that is a threat to public safety, you have about 300 jurisdictions in this country that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities and follow the law that are on the books. this is where i'm going to g

we'll keep our eyes on it just in case we do. >>> sanctuary city fight. the attorney general takes a new aim at stus including philadelphia. why he says the policies are opening the doors to criminals. >> attorney general receive sessions a blasting cities like philadelphia. >> he said they're carrying out and encouraging criminal behavior. >> sanctuary jurisdiction provide safe harbor for some of the most dangerous criminals in our country. that makes a sanctuary city, really in a way, it's fair to say it makes that city a trafficker or a predator's best friend. >> sessions continued his threat that those cities could lose millions of dollars in federal grant money if they don't help to arrest those in jail. >>> happening today, we can't tell you factually where it will be held just yet. that's because we don't know either. dress heads to toe in white guess and that's when they and the rest of us find out the final al fresco meal. jha make it white and very light this evening because it's going to be hot. >> the popularity of hamilton. >> the center annou

you know where i have heard some of those language about valuing crime over being a sanctuary city waslived in chicago. that is been near big thing. >> sandra: the priorities are a little messed up. sad to see what has happened with the city. sad to see that they are not putting the residents of that city first. i understand what is going on here. i understand that he is talking about the equipment at the police need in many cases. why not look at the priorities and the fact that you need the funding. why not reassess the situation? you do not see him stepping back and saying, we need to look at this a different way. you never see rahm emanuel do that. he doubled down citing the city of chicago may be the first, but i am confident we will not be the last. and in insinuation that things are going so well, he will make his point and other cities will follow suit, do you think that will happen? >> richard: i think you have to look at the welcoming. the city of chicago, the welcoming city's ordinance is what they passed, so the welcome city ordinance which is what jeff sessions is complain

i'm not a fan of sanctuary cities.hink they should be defund when they even courage lawlessness. but it's the congress that ought to do it. if there are people who want to say they are fine with sanctuary cities, fine, go on the record and say that. judge napolitano: why is this being done by jeff sessions instead of the republican congress. >> donald trump does not have much support within his party. underground economy is predicated on cheap labor and it comes from undocumented workers. the farmers that voted for donald trump are now realizing his immigration policies are devastating him because they can't get workers to pick the tomatoes. judge rrp law professors have been revising their courses because of president trump. a number of questions constitutional scholars may propose to their students. from trump's campaign statement evidence of religious bias. can a sitting president be indicted. can a president pardon himself? many of the law professors have signed briefs opposing president trump's actions. does presi

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. >> jesse: attorney general jeff sessions is continuing his campaign against sanctuary cities. time taking aim at one of the nation's biggest cities, will tell you which one will may come right ♪ 's before going after sanctuary cities is one of the trump administration's top priorities with attorney general jeff sessions, threatening to hold funding from jurisdictions who don't comply with federal immigration law. mr. sessions was in florida praising miami-dade policy county of cooperating with the feds and attacking america's murder capital chicag chicago. >> respect for the rule of law has broken down. in chicago, i suggest the so-called sanctuary policies are one sad example of that. these policies do far broader damage to the country than many understand, at its root, it is a rejection of immigration laws and a declaration of open borders. >> kimberly: something else to talk about. what do you make of it? he's calling out chicago which he has done as well. >> greg: this is a story about this city because other cities haven't done it, it's unusual that a city is following th

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miami is the first city, the first major city to overturn this sanctuary city policy and certainly here. >> here in miami, especially since this is the city of mostly immigrants, we need to oppose these policies of trump. and this horrible move to the right that's happening in this country. >> that controversy here this week has only increased. hours before being praised by the attorney general, here the mayor of miami-dade county took sharp critical words at president trump naming him directly saying his handling of the events in charlottesville this week has been, quote: disappointing. bill, back to you. >> bill: thank you, steve. steve harrigan reporting in miami for us tonight. from hawaii, coast guard and military teams now searching for five crew members of an army helicopter that apparently went down during a training exercise. officials at wheeler army airfield near honolulu report losing communication with the crew of a ua 60 black hawk around 10:00 last evening. searchers say they have found parts of the fuselage and a helmet in the ocean waters so far. military bans are a lon

how challenging does it make it for any law enforcement in these sanctuary cities?first of all, we don't have that problem in texas. we support the president and his policies. we're not suing. in texas, we do have cities suing us. cities that have democrat mayors like we see democrat mayors in san francisco and chicago. we have a country that has a republican president, majority congress. we have most of the states run by republicans. we have these pockets of democrat mayors in big cities and of course in california, taking on common sense policies to protect their own citizens. the reason we passed senate bill 4 earlier to end sanctuary cities, can some of our democrat mayors are suing, since 2011 we arrested over 200,000 criminal aliens in texas. we charged them with 600,000 crimes. over 1,000 murders and 6,000 sexual assaults and 87,000 drug offenses. hundreds of kidnappings. just in texas because of policies that obama allowed sanctuary cities to allow hardened criminals to hide in these cities. that's why texas stood up with the president. they're wrong by not