these so-called sanctuary cities, when there are violent illegal immigrants turn them over to ice, whathe federal government, what the trump administration the cities to do hold people without a warrant who are non-violent offenders of some law, and that's not the way it will be done. we have to do -- >> you just said it. you can pick and choose the laws you want to obey. if they're here illegally they've already broken the law. they're already in violation of federal law. so state and local municipality can determine what laws they want to obey. that's not our system. >> brad, the constitution and these judges and all of them are finding other ways that you need something more to detain somebody. look, the federal government -- >> there is probable cause to believe, that's the standard. >> julie: probable cause is having a criminal record and somebody who has been arrested five times and has committed murder these people who committed one crime should be out. no three strikes. there are so many people who have actually had been allowed back onto city streets. most of these criminals ar

if they worked there, sanctuary cities would be a hell pit.you don't have a lock on your front door, then all the other doors must be locked. sanctuary cities and their backers mooch off the lives and deaths of law enforcement. >> juan: we do have the supreme court ruled that you have gun rights confirmed, second amendment rights. but what are you saying? >> greg: i i imagine judge saying a gun-control law, a lot of it says you can have this, but a judge says sanctuary city, you can walk around with automatic -- >> jesse: it did happen with gay marriage. roy moore refused to enforce federal law when it comes to gay marriage and he was run out of there. are you saying you support judge roy moore? it is the same thing. locally, that's what these precincts are doing. san francisco. it's a great analogy. >> juan: the last time -- this is why -- don't party with gutfeld. the psychedelics are affecting you. >> dana: juan with a flash forward. ahead, "newsweek" attempts to get attention bike comparing president trump to killer charles manson. it work

wherever the country is on the broader question of immigration reform the sanctuary cities question isthat strikes people at home as a common sense rule. you can't have sanctuaries from the enforcement of existing law and that's precisely what proponents of sanctuary cities are trying to do. >> sandra: i have to move on to the cloud that is over washington right now. the allegations of sexual misconduct. assault in some cases. let's deal first with the alabama senate candidate roy moore. he tweeted this to start out this tuesday morning. good morning, alabama, day seven of the attorney's refusal to turn over the fake year book for third party examination. just a couple weeks away now from that special election. where does this go? >> well look, if you're roy moore you want to have a fight with gloria allred. what he hasn't addressed in a very compelling way in my view are the claims by the other women. many of them which have come independently. jeff sessions say he didn't have arena to disbelieve these women and the governor of alabama say she didn't have any reason to disbelieve the

rosemary: one of the issues that's gaining national attention is the sanctuary city status of philadelphiathe mayor has vowed that the city will stay a sanctuary city. what's your response to that? how do you work with the mayor if you don't agree with that? beth: look, i will always work with the mayor. it's not something that i agree with. you know, when you take an oath as the district attorney, you're there to uphold the law, whether it's federal, state, local. you know, and what i will make clear with regard to that is the da's office always champions the rights of victims and survivors of crime, and somebody's residency status doesn't matter. nobody should be a victim of crime. what i don't want to see is the city lose federal funding for various crime initiatives, that concerns me. rosemary: would you work with federal authorities who are looking for people that maybe the da's office has prosecuted? larry: so, this city needs to stay a sanctuary city. if you really believe in victim's rights, then let me tell you what you don't want. you don't want people who are-- have no legal sta

how online shopping could help one brick-and-mortar name, >> dagen: a new legal battle over sanctuary citiess brewing the federal judge permanently blocking president trump's plan to withhold federal funding for cities protecting illegal immigrants. the justice department vowing to fight this. patrice, whose right on this one >> i actually think it's interesting, as much as i want to see sanctuary cities disappear, i believe the president potential overreach and kind of violating federalism and the idea of the tenth amendment could place them at a disadvantage here. >> dagen: gary b.? >> i tend to agree. there's two points. people forget we are a confederacy of states. we're not a dictatorship. we're made up of the states and the states have rights equal if not superior to the federal government and second of all the funding is controlled by congress not by the president. congress wants to decide against it that's them. it's not president trump's issue to get involved with. >> dagen: julie? >> exactly. if trump wants to bully sanctuary cities constitutional ly he needs congress to write thos

i thought he said it's not a sanctuary city, or at least the mayor says it is not a sanctuary city.s a complete violation of the law. it's a magnet to bring people here. there have been cases where we have seen people commit crimes that were here illegally thatme back. and mayor nutter, i guess it was the last couple weeks in office, rescinded his policy. kenney then put it right back in, and even the obama administration had come here and told him, "this is a troublesome policy vis-à-vis terrorism." >> monica, judge baylson found that philadelphia was in substantial compliance with the requoperate with ice. in cases where there are convicted felons, people who are dangerous and those who there is a reason to believe even if not been convicted yet reason to believe that they would be a danger and convicted of these crimes. the city has been fully cooperative with the f what the judge was saying was in order to -- the federalosedly, the administration is supposedlyncerned with the safety of the citizens of philadelphia, which is the case. obviously, they are. but what they're actuall

if trump wants to bully sanctuary cities constitutional ly he needs congress to write those rules and what he's trying to do is slightly unconstitutional. >> dagen: maybe congress can step up for the family of kate s tinley. the deliberations in that case continue monday. jonas? >> first of all they will already financially punish california and they are taking the away the deduction for state tax. they pay more state tax than anybody and second of all the solution is in federal immigration troops you don't takeaway their allowance even though it's tempting because some of the places need their allowance taken away once in a while. >> dagen: but how do you force john, these municipalities and cities to enforce federal law? >> look they just aren't going to enforce it but everybody is right about this the separation of powers here it's constitutionally a violation if the president overrides congress because they are the one that direct the spending but the problem we have is congress and we have an incompetent congress who has no immigration policy. if we had an immigration policy sanc

northrum was criticized for sanctuary cities. he flip flopped and went from supporting them to opposing them. progresses blasted him for changing his stance. things were tense during the victory speech last night when protesters shouted "sanctuary for all." security took no chances and whisked him off the stage for a period of time. >> sanctuary for all! (chant willprepchanting). >> as i mentioned he was not without his own perils. >> he wasn't a great candidate. which should give republicans pause. he flipped on sanctuary cities and con fedder ate monuments. he backed off his position. he won despite 59% of virginia says they wanted to keep the monuments as they are. he was pushing on a cultural tied in virginia in certain respecialties and tapping into northern virginia, the suburbs and anxieties people have on donald trump. >> you say fox news polling said nearly 60% said keep up the statues and moments. they said it was so low on the thoughts of voters. on top economy, healthcare. >> the economy matters. >> if you're in northe

there was a debate not too long ago where he emphasized he .pposes sanctuary cities a couple of days before the election, he told a station that he would vote to ban century cities -- sanctuary cities if he won. we'll have to see if that happens. host: i know the numbers are relatively early in the race for delegates across the commonwealth of virginia, but what have we seen thus far? zach: democrats are doing pretty well. , may --t i have heard they might be able to pick up some seats. the house in state senate has been under republican control, gushf these trends whole, trends hold, democrats will control the governorship, and the house and senate. that will be key for redistricting coming up in 2020 and 2021. virginia's map was fixed not to recently by the courts that said it was racially gerrymandered, and a lot of democrats weren't able to pick up a seat. democrats will now have a say. host: i just want to underscore appoint, this is going to be key for republicans and democrats, not that far away in .21 and 2024 when you look at the process that begins in earnest next year. zach

a judge ruling against the president's crackdown on sanctuary cities. i take it up in my commentary tonight. we'll have that next, much more straight ahead. stay with us. lou: a few thoughts on the leftist judiciary. federal judge william orrick block the president's agenda and executive order that cuts funding to sanctuary cities after a lawsuit brought by the cities of san francisco and santa clara. this isn't the first time the obama-appointed judge has inserted himself into policy targeting the *'s executive order for a second time. in jean put a temporary hold on the order. an order the trump administration is challenging in the 9th circuit. and the majority of judges in the 9th the district court and the 9th circuit were appointed by democrats. a brookings analysis shows at the end of last year more than half of all district court judges were appointed by democratic presidents. approximately 35% appointed by republican democrats. astonishing. the good news is president trump inherited more than two times snore judicial vacancies than did president

he says if he is elected governor and sanctuary city did emerge his vote would be different. >> if a city in virginia establishes themselves as the a sanctuary city, i would support and sign the bill. >> the camp says a flip-flop. democracy for america calls it gutless. and, politically senseless. >> next at 11:00. inside a burning home. to show you what can make a small fire spread out of control. >> it is gone. nothing left. hardly anything left. >> what the experts say is inside all of our homes. that can help fuel the flames. and your best bet to slow them down. doug? >> temperatures today well above average. 77 today. we're going even warmer. as we move on through the area tomorrow. and not just that. take a look at this. tracking a frontal boundary. this front will change everything for your weekend. >>> we are entering the most dangerous time of fires. >> tonight, mitch blocker from our sister station in philadelphia takes us inside a fire demonstration, showing us, items in our homes that could fuel the flames when every second counts. survivors can't believe how fast it happe

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president trump has threatened to take money away from sanctuary cities. the cities and counties have until december 8th to respond to the justice department's letter, ( james )coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... major rain hitting the bay area right now.this is a look at storm tracker 4 radar.we'll have team coverage on the rain coming up. ( james ) and make sure you have the kron4 mobile app to track this storm... you can also be the first to know about breaking news in your neighborhood.. by accepting push alerts. ( james ) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:very moist flow with an atmospheric river will result in moderate to heavy rain over the north bay spreading south today. rain will then push into the monterey bay after sunrise this morning with lingering showers into tonight. dry weather returns for friday and saturday before another system potentially arrives late sunday into monday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the ma

a judge ruling against the president's crackdown on sanctuary cities. take it up in my commentary tonight. we'll have that next, much more straight ahead. stay with us. paying less for my medicare? i'm open to that. lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open the laptop... ...and compare medicare health plans. why? because plans change, so can your health needs. so, be open-minded. look at everything-like prescription drug plans... and medicare advantage plans from private insurers. use the tools at medicare.gov. or call 1-800-medicare. open to something better? start today. ♪ looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. lou: a few thoughts on the leftist judiciary. federal judge william orrick block the president

how do you address the problem that is sanctuary cities right now? marie: i think it's a challenge because in some of these cities you have police forces and law enforcement who will say we need even illegal immigrants to feel comfortable speaking out when they are trying to report crimes that are committed. if you have police forces, liberals have taken the and run with it, but it is a fact that some police force is a a second, we don't love the concept of century cities at large, but we need to find a way for even illegal immigrants to be able to report crimes in their community. both sides of the political aisle going to their corners in this and prevent someone like you said what trish said from actually using common sense and meeting in the middle. that's where we need to be. >> pete: the illegal immigrant reporting is already illegal. we've lost the meaning of the world of what it means to be here illegally. >> trish: the stunning new scandal rocking the media world. retro newsman charlie rose descended after eight women come forward alleging s

immigrant rights supporters applauding a huge, legal victory for sanctuary cities. a federal judge blocked president trump's order to cut federal funding for sanctuary cities. the ruling applied to a lawsuit by santa clara county. in his ruling, the judge said the president cannot set new conditions on spending approved by congress, calling it uninstitutional. santa clara supervisor believes it will be a knockout blow to the white house threat. >> the trump administration has lost every step of the way, not only on legal procedure, but they have failed to understand the constitution of the united states. >> santa clara county set to lose $1.7 billion if the executive order was upheld. many experts believe the white house will appeal to the u.s. supreme court. >>> drivers continuing coverage now. there is a new lawsuit related to the north bay wildfires. four people living at the oakmont assisted living facility in santa rosa are suing management. the suit alleges the staff abandoned some residents during the fire. the facility was destroyed in the tubbs fire. the st

sanctuary cities, i hate the term. cities, it is not a thing to a, certainly not for the victims, the cops who have to deal with people with dangerous illegal immigrants who are allowed to hide in plain sight, sanctuary cities, with a have done is to the federal government we are going to ignore for political purposes ignore federal law, we are not going to cooperate with ice, give dangerous people who shouldn't be here in the first place out of the country, that makes communities less safe and ironically a lot of politicians, i am from chicago, rahm emanuel, so-called sanctuary city, we hit a grim milestone, 600 murders in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel rather than deal with the carnage in our streets wants to pander and thinks he is getting latino votes by declaring is a sanctuary city, the iron he is the victims are very often hispanic themselves because those communities generally in which they reside, this is a crazy strategy. political correctness isn't just dumb, it can be deadly. jillian: the other day, jeff sessi

and news that a federal court permanently blocked an order in regard to sanctuary cities. but pete, i want to talk to you about this latest news, break that down for us. >> reporter: when he was homeland security john kelly said they were likely to do this and now they have done it. dhs has put out this statement from elaine duke on how things have improved, since the earthquake seven years ago, the number of displaced people in haiti is down 97%. significant steps have been taken to improve the stability and quality of life for haitian citizens and haiti is able to safely receive return of traditional citizens. this has been a hallmark of the trump administration. the whole point of the reason the haitians were allowed in the temporary protected status, and it was sbentdintended to be tem until conditions improved. the haitians should be ready to go back and be there by july 2019. earlier this year, kelly basically said, get ready, this is going to happen. >> something the white house has certainly been signaling. pete, i want to get you to talk about something else in th

that they feel like the oakland police department is part of oakland's sanctuary city without question.>> reporter: she supports the police chief who has been accused of lying about her officer's role in the raid. chair of the city's privacy advisor commission is among several residents who filed a complaint.>> if we are going to have a good faith policy discussion and repair the harm done they have to acknowledge what occurred and then we can move forward with the policy discussion.>> it is unacceptable we are wasting police time on this and we have real crime to solve. given ice is explicitly going after not criminals, that kind of hatred they are using is not something we should collude in.>> reporter: i reached out to the police department. the chief that she supports oakland as a sanctuary city and will honor resolutions the council my past.>>> a holiday tragedy in the pacific. the search underway for three u.s. sailors after a navy transport plane crashes into the ocean.>>> the fallout from the new proposal to end net neutrality. the changes are necessary -- what if home security

the ruling a federal judge just made about the president's order to cut funding for sanctuary cities. claims two court orders were violated after president donald trump had a travel ban earlier this year and he's also afraid the findings are being hidden by the public. we will explain. >>> i'm sandra osborne live in san jose. a government watchdog claims homeland security is bottling up a report after president donald trump's first travel ban was imposed in january. that watchdog is inspector general, john roth. he claims he found a report with the agency six weeks ago and it has not been released to the public. he reportedly sent a letter with findings to lawmakers. shortly after president donald trump took office, he signed an executive order temporarily banning entry to the u.s. by citizens of seven majority muslim countries. there was confusion that lead agents to violate the court orders. and a letter obtained by the washington post, two lawmakers said that customs and border protection was compliant at the u.s. port of entry with travelers all right arriving, but cbp was aggress

. >>> the department of justice is cracking down on sanctuary cities here in the bay area and nationwide. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco with the department's latest warning to these cities. anne. >>> reporter: you can see the rain is really coming down here in san francisco. so neda is correct about her forecast this morning. but yeah, san francisco one of 29 cities and counties across the country that got this letter from attorney general jeff sessions. and it says in part, quote, jurisdictions that adopt so sanctuary policies also adopt a view that the protection of criminal aliens is more important than the protection of law-abiding citizens and of the rule of law." the cities of san francisco, berkeley, fremont and watsonville as well as contra costa, monterey, santa clara and sonoma counties, are all among the jurisdictions to receive these sanctuary warning letters from the u.s. department of justice. they got these letters yesterday. they say the department is concerned that the cities and counties' policies may violate a federal law that bars local governments fr

. >> victory for sanctuary cities tonight. a judge has blocked an order from the president that would have cost two major bay area communities billions of dollars. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. the decision stems from a lawsuit brought by santa clara county and san francisco. it means the president cannot withhold their federal funding. >> abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live in san jose with reaction. katie? >> dan, dion, president trump can appeal the decision to the ninth circuit court. but a santa clara supervisor called the ruling a legal knockout punch. >> it's one of those issues where you look to your left, you look to your right, and you realize if anyone is going to lead, it's going to be us. >> santa clara county filed a lawsuit to stop the trump administration from withholding federal funds from sanctuary cities. a district judge handed santa clara a win on monday issuing a permanent injunction. >> every step of the way, the county of santa clara has won on this case. and

he didn't go to any sanctuary cities.e was taken there and let go. >> mark: what do you call them? >> it's a political phantom. a county cannot tell the government, you can't come in and takes a buddy from our custody. >> here's what basically happened, someone beat their wife, they got arrested for drunk driving. when their fingerprints are submitted, they say this person is here illegally. they say to the local community, the local jail, please hold that person, we're going to come pick them up within 48 hours and the community says no. as a matter of policy, we are releasing him right now. what happened in the case of san francisco -- >> mark: they left the guy out the back. >> there was one instance and we don't really know what happened. it's a changing culture if we are going to start doing that. >> mark: we've got cities and states who will not enforce u.s. law. >> we do it every day. >> mark: as you said, these guys are spousal abusers, drunk drivers. every dreamer is a high school valedictorian. what's the ration

i'll talk about sanctuary cities. a san francisco judge says the president's threats to with hold money from sanctuary cities is not constitutional. here, we see the president sign thag order early in his presidency. san francisco and santa clara county sued to stop it and it has, indeed, been stopped. though the white house can appeal. the united states will make it official and place north korea on the state sponsor of terrorist countries. the sanctions on north korea are stronger than sanctions on countries on the terror list. they used that poison attack against kim jung nam as an example of terror. the women worked for north korea. they claimed they were tricked into it. here is our president. >> the united states is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorist. should have happened a long time ago. should have happened years ago. >> it did happen years ago. north korea used to be on the list of state sponsored terror. george w. bush administration took it off as an incentive to stop building weapons.

lou: sanctuary cities looming large. big a role will it play, the issue of sanctuary cities in the outcome of the election? >> i think it will play a big role in the election outcome. i think this will push gillespie over the top in the final hours. you look at it in voting, it cuts across party lines. in the case of virginia you have many cases of aliens who have been either deported and come back or who have committed horrific murders, and people in virginia recognize sanctuary cities endanger them. we have 340 jurisdictions already across the country of sanctuary cities. some in virginia. this is something gillespie rightly latched on to and said hey, i can do this. lou: we have seen what a difference a governor can make pushing this issue forward to secure the safety of texans. so it does matter. kris, it's always great to talk with you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you trust the capitol hill elites to actually really truly cut taxes for the middle class and small businesses? cast your vote on twitter @lou

. >> victory for sanctuary cities tonight. a judge has blocked an order from the president that would have cost two major bay area communities billions of dollars. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. the decision stems from a lawsuit brought by santa clara county and san francisco. it means the president cannot withhold their federal funding. >> abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live in san jose with reaction. katie? >> dan, dion, president trump can appeal the decision to the ninth circuit court. but a santa clara supervisor called the ruling a legal knockout punch. >> it's one of those issues where you look to your left, you look to your right, and you realize if anyone is going to lead, it's going to be us. >> santa clara county filed a lawsuit to stop the trump administration from withholding federal funds from sanctuary cities. a district judge handed santa clara a win on monday issuing a permanent injunction. >> every step of the way, the county of santa clara has won on this case. and

> mark: a san francisco judge has blocked the trump administration from doing a crackdown on sanctuary citiesrotect illegal immigrants from i.c.e. william h ulrich who is become a backup president at this point says the administration's efforts to block cities from receiving federal grants is unconstitutional. francisco hernandez is an immigration attorney. and they both join us. francisco, who is this guy? >> he's a federal judge. that's his job. the three branches, rocks, papers, scissors form of government that we have. they are vetted, there's nothin, weird about him. quite frankly, it's always been a funding issue. look, we are still arguing about political phantom. there is no such thing as a sanctuary city. he is just afraid of it. >> mark: wait a minute. you said there is no such things as a sanctuary city. kate steinle's murder were going to go to the jury. what would you say? >> the murderer was transferred from los angeles county jail to san francisco jail. he didn't go to any sanctuaryy cities. he was taken there and let go. he was not picked up within 48 hours regulation that the

this after the administration argued that it tried to narrow the sanctuary cities order. but the judge disagreed with that. also saying that the president's own words contributed to this order, that the president called it a weapon to use against jurisdictions that disagree with his preferred policies of immigration. that's what the president said, and that's what the judge said contributed to this order. meantime, the president tweeted in response, "see you in court at the supreme court." the president talking about trying to continue to pursue this, saying that the ninth circuit is ruling against the ban, that the court had a terrible record, the president originally said in april, when the court ruled against him. so now this may go further in court. the ninth circuit, though, has permanently blocked it as the president tries to take money away from cities that don't cooperate with the federal government on immigration. frances? >> we'll see how far it goes. tracie potts, thank you. >>> some shocking dashcam footage captures some scary moments in a north texas highway.

also sanctuary cities was the big issue in this campaign, which the democrat flipped on in the end. > of? >> did flip on in the end, but that that was an issue that made a lot of noise and political ads, but the voters cared more about what was going to happen with their healthcare, whether it was republicans -- >> when a person makes a robo call and says you vote for ed gillespie there'd be no more crime. does that -- does anyone actually -- obviously that not factually going to happen. >> i think everyone understands the president speaks differently than most politicians or most people. yes, when he says these things, people take it with a great resolve. they understand what he means and just discounts the rest. >>> we'll take a quick break. we're going to see president trump in south korea, kim jong-un may be watching as well. we'll be right back. you nervous? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the updates you made to your plan strengthened your retirement score. so, that goal you've been saving for, you can do it. we can do this? we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightf

sanctuary cities and cause more problems. border agents because you felt it's mean, then your sanctuary cities will be more murderous than you could ever imagine. we need to drag this country into a contemporary understanding of the border. the border isn't just about immigration. its national security. terror plus technology is going to make it possible for one person to sneak across with a drone and bioterror married together and create havoc that will make 9/11 look smaller. we have to think about it in a bigger, more global way. it's not just about immigration. it's about our future. >> kimberly: we want to protect those serving our country and give them resources. we've hired more. charles manson is dead after more than half a century behind bars. the evil, murderous legacy he leaves behind next. worx pegasus, a next-generation, all-in-one work table and clamping system. pegasus holds tight at any angle. steel reinforcement makes pegasus superstrong. a workspace anyplace. worx pegasus. >> juan: one of america's most noto

a federal judge says when it comes to sanctuary cities and federal money, the punishment does not fit the crime. the judge has rejected president trump's policy of denying grant money to cities that refused to cooperate with federal immigration law. the case may not be settled just yet. national correspondent william la jeunesse reports from los angeles. >> the administration claims it will appeal and one reason involves a disagreement over what pot of money sanctuary cities stand to lose. for law enforcement grants. the judge disagreed, citing the president's words. he blocked a signature campaign promise. >> public safety in the interior. >> in january, president trump signed an executive order saying sanctuary cities had failed to comply with federal law will not receive federal funds. last night, u.s. district court judge ruled that unconstitutional, saying "federal funding that bears no meaningful relationship to immigration enforcement cannot be threatened merely because a jurisdiction chooses an immigration enforcement strategy of which the president disapproves." that drew imm

if a sanctuary city bill comes to the table but i am governor, i will sign it. the democrat. >> jesse: he was on record supporting sanctuary cities, and that's where the initial add to came from. >> juan: there are no sanctuary cities in virginia. >> jesse: here's two scenarios. gillespie wins and a another major special election, not really. shows the trump momentum is working and the media for doubt or north them wins in the media makes the biggest deal out of this ever appeared a huge defeat for donald trump and it's going to send shock waves throughout the midterms. i cannot believe perez was served on a silver platter the opportunity to knock down this vicious, disgusting, hateful ad add. he's a terrible chairman of the dnc. >> juan: greg, i have ten seconds. >> greg: i love how perez is talking about dog whistles. if a republican brings up the wall, it's a dog whistle to white racists. the actual guy using the dog whistles is the racist perez fellow. he's employing a pickup truck as a dog whistle. the pickup truck being shorthand for mean, white, evil peop

to be clear, the sanctuary city policy strictly deals with illegal immigration.to see you both. top white house aides reportedly under the eye of the special counsel. has robert mueller gone too far? a leading constitutional scholar explains why he thinks the answer i .. >> shannon: following up on the conversation, about sanctuary cities, our fox five affiliate saying and ms-13 gang member has been arrested for murder. the victim was found stabbed more than 100 times in a grave in oak park in montgomery county maryland. robert mueller seeking documents from the justice department over president trump's decision to fire fbi director james comey. an increasingly broad probe into russian meddling. it raises legal and political questions. joining us from new york, alan dershowitz. also the author of "trumped up." great to have you with us. what do you make of what we are learning about where the special counsel is going based on the mandate he was given in the beginning. >> i think he is now intruding into the way the president of the united states exercises his con

sanctuary cities looking in polling and in voting tcuts across the party lines.s don't want sanctuary staeps either. and in. case of virginia, aliens who have deported or come back or haven't been and committing horrific murders and people in virginia recognize sanctuary cities endanger them. some in virginia and it is something that i think gillespie rightly latched on to and said i differ from my democratic opponent. >> lou: we can see what a difference a governor can make. governor abbot in texas is a great example of pushing it for the safety of texan and so it does matter. chris, it is always good to talk to you. thank you so much. >> a notorious criminal. >> jesse james was never anything but an outlaw. >> an outlaw with a cult-like following. >> today, we'd call him a terrorist. >> that's a northern term. >> caught on a haunting image... >> this is a controversial photo. >> ...next to his killer? >> it's either jesse james and bob ford or it isn't. >> it's her strange inheritance, and it could bring in a bounty. >> people questioned it. they wanted to see

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liz: texas has cracked down on sanctuary cities. t guest says that crackdown, it should go nationwide. he is saying texas should be a model for other cities across the country. it is a bill that let local law enforcement question immigration status of people they detain, and punish officials who do not cooperate with federal law enforcement. joining me, bring in jackson county, texas, sheriff, he is aj, andy lauderback. good to see you, sheriff. >> thank you. liz: you wrote an opinion piece. it is terrific. you said state and local governments should cooperate with federal law enforcement in every area. they do it in every area except for immigration. why are they not cooperating on immigration? >> political? what a concept that law enforcement would participate and correlate would work with all law enforcement agencies, stayed, federal, local. what an idea. how did we get to where that doesn't happen with immigration? it's a great question. is it political? is it just a political statement? liz: i mean that is the thing. you point o

sanctuary cities looking in polling and in voting tcuts across the party lines. independents and democrats don't want sanctuary staeps either. and in. case of virginia, aliens who have deported or come back or haven't been and committing horrific murders and people in virginia recognize sanctuary cities endanger them. some in virginia and it is something that i think gillespie rightly latched on to and said i differ from my democratic opponent. >> lou: we can see what a difference a governor can make. governor abbot in texas is a great example of pushing it for the safety of texan and so it does matter. chris, it is always good to talk to you. thank you so much. lauren: president trump against final leg of his trip to asia made with the controversial leader of the philippines. cheryl: house and senate republicans push ahead with tax reform in hopes of pushing a compromise of spencer terminal. orin hatch set to breach a controversial amendment on 401(k) retirement plans. train through the doubt than a week winning streak on concerns about the tax reform plan this

it is all because of sanctuary cities, the black reinforcements of immigration law that give these aliens come to the united states going to sanctuary cities, they know they will be protected and as a safe haven. jillian: the agents, the backup that they need. >> they can't get helicopters most of the time and once in a while -- most of the time relying on local assets for helicopters. and the life-support and flare devices and everything else the agency on the ground, tracking these aliens, hundreds of miles in some cases into sector headquarters. heather: the the mainstream media does a disservice because a lot of people, what they are dealing with is drug smugglers trying to cross in and out. >> that is the case, we don't know everybody who comes across the border, one out of five illegal aliens are apprehended across the border, this has been the standard statistics since for the 34 years i was in so we don't know what is coming across and until we secure the border we don't know what is coming across. heather: sanctuary state, sanctuary colleges and more. what were you going to say?

sanctuary cities looking in polling and in voting tcuts across the party lines.s and democrats don't want sanctuary staeps either. and in. case of virginia, aliens who have deported or come back or haven't been and committing horrific murders and people in virginia recognize sanctuary cities endanger them. some in virginia and it is something that i think gillespie rightly latched on to and said i differ from my democratic opponent. >> lou: we can see what a difference a governor can make. governor abbot in texas is a great example of pushing it for the safety of texan and so it does matter. chris, it is always good to talk to you. thank you so much. >>> from the battlefields of world war ii to iraq. >> i said i want you to shoot me. i want you to take my life. >> they've gone from despair to triumph. >> you can't do that. >> the mechanical miracles that helped bring them back. >> playing soccer. you may it. they're doing it.disabled veter of their lives. that's next on "war stories."

one thing on the sanctuary cities, though. this ruling by the u.s. judge in california. congress could pick up the slack with this. congress could pass legislation that cuts off this funding because congress has the power of the purse. that's what essentially that ruling said. now the white house can kick that to congress and say it's in your court now. >> absolutely. the ruling suggested the president went beyond his prescribed powers. which is funny coming from a judiciary that increasingly goes beyond its prescribed powers. it raises serious questions about whether or not -- i guess a lot of the stuff is unpopular in certain segments of the country. but you have to ask yourself. donald trump won that election based on this issue as much as anything else out there. and i guess jobs is a big thing. but even jobs was all tied up into illegal immigration and whether the economy was held back and people were left out of the economy because of illegal immigration. you know, it raises the question, if donald trump can't do something about sanctuary citie

sanctuary cities looking in polling and in voting tcuts across the party lines.ependents and democrats don't want sanctuary staeps either. and in. case of virginia, aliens who have deported or come back or haven't been and committing horrific murders and people in virginia recognize sanctuary cities endanger them. some in virginia and it is something that i think gillespie rightly latched on to and said i differ from my democratic opponent. >> lou: we can see what a difference a governor can make. governor abbot in texas is a great example of pushing it for the safety of texan and so it does matter. chris, it is always good to talk to you. thank you so much. >> we will not have lasting prosperity if we do not confront threats to security, sovereignty and stability facing our world today. earlier this week, i addressed the national assembly in south korea. and urged every responsible nation, to stand united and declare that every single step that north korean regime take toward more weapons, is a step that takes into greater and greater danger. the future of this