sandra? >> sandra: all right, nicole, get some rest. we'll see what monday holds for that stock market. good to see you. anticipation in the nation's capital as we await president trump's decision on whether he will allow the release of that democratic surveillance memo. should he? plus controversy swirling around the white house over domestic abuse allegations against former staff secretary rob porter. did the administration mishandle it? our panel's gonna take this one up next. >> there's no question they could have handled this better. seems like the process they were supposed to have in place failed. the checks and balances which should have been in place have failed. bibs on people! lobsterfest is back at red lobster... with the most lobster dishes of the year. new dueling lobster tails has two tails that'll fight to be your favorite. one topped with creamy shrimp and scallops, the other... steamed with lemon and herbs. and no, you're not dreaming, classics like lobster lover's dream are back too, along with decadent new lobster tr

." >> sandra: good morning, bill. i'm sandra smith. new budget proposal promising $23 billion for the new wall and beefed up border security. mick mulvaney sitting down with chris wallace on sunday. >> this may be the most complicated budget everyone will do. tomorrow we're going to be doing an update to our 2018 budget which we released in the spring in order to bring it in line with the spending deal passed last week. last year in the 2018 budget we asked for some money for the wall. i think it was $1.6 billion. we're asking for $3 billion this year. we're assuming in our 2018 proposal that a daca deal is done and border deal is funded. >> john roberts is live from the white house. >> good morning. 11:30 this morning the office of management and budget will unveil the 2018-2019 which includes a massive infrastructure program. the president tweeting about that this morning saying it will be a big week for infrastructure after so stupidly spending $7 trillion in the middle east. it is time to start investing in our country. give you th

sandra. >> sandra: breaking news happening right now.rmer british spy at the center of this entire memo battle. >> sandra: want to bring this breaking news as we learn new details about the british spy who compiled the trump dossier. let's go to catherine herridge with what she knows now. >> thank you. you remember last month the republican chairman of the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley along with another senior senate republican lindsey graham sent a criminal referral to the justice department asking for an investigation of christopher steele who compiled the dossier on the basis they said there was evidence he had lied to the f.b.i. about his contacts with the media and the distribution of the dossier. if you can come back to me a second you can see we have now received an unclassified version of that criminal referral and you can see it's very heavily redacted. buried within the document is a new allegation by the senators that clinton associates also fed information to steele. it reads in part it is troubling enough that t

." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. so far here is what we know. so far about niklas's movements that day. he called an uber to take him to school. he had four classrooms to target. >> after the assault he slipped out with a crowd of students and bought a drink at a sandwich shop inside a local wal-mart. >> sandra: then he walked to a nearby mcdonalds before police caught up with him. >> last night the parkland community holding a candlelight vigil. some of the victim's families in the grip of unspeakable grief. >> jamie was such a special kid. all of the kids here are. what is unfathomable is jamie took a bullet and is dead. i don't know what i do next. my wife is home. we are broken. >> sandra: we're live in parkland, florida. steve. >> there were several vigils across town during the day and last night and when you see people attend those vigils or walk around you notice they're in groups or packs like it's too difficult for people to be alone. more than 1,000 people attended and one was a father who lost his 14-year-old daughter. >> she was sup

do they grease the light poles again, sandra? >> sandra: that is unbelievable. is a happy celebration. that city has waited a long time for a super bowl victory and i hope it is a wonderful celebratory day for all. fox has been out there all morning. it looks like a lot of fun. >> bill: happy hour early, too in philly today. look for nick foles and the lombardi trophy. >> sandra: the f.b.i. informant who blew the lid off the uranium one scandal talking to congress about million else of dollars that made their way to the clinton foundation from russia. all while hillary clinton worked to reset u.s./russia relations as secretary of state. next hour we'll talk to the lawyer for that informant. >> bill: adam schiff's democratic fisa memo might be released within hours. what's in it? former u.s. attorney, congressman john ratcliffe has seen it and he is here next. >> bill: fox news alert. new questions about president obama's involvement with the justice department and the f.b.i. while he was in the white house. this as we await the expected release of a democratic m

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i'm sandra smith. president trump says the budget deal will mean big things for this country tweeting this just signed bill our military will now be stronger than ever before. we love and need our military and gave them everything and more. first time this has happened in a long time. also means jobs, jobs, jobs. but the deal nearly did not happen. the senate vote delayed for hours after multiple objections from senator rand paul and opposition from budget hawks and some democrats in the house that threatened to derail the deal. tensions were clearly visible throughout the marathon late night session. >> it's a compromise in the wrong direction. we should be compromising in the direction of going towards spending only what comes in. >> the president of the united states supports the bill, i would argue it's time to vote. >> we have always expected that the house and the senate would address the issue of daca and our dreamers. >> my commitments to working together on an immigration measure that we can m

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the president did return home from the holiday weekend finding protestors at the door calling for action on gun laws in the wake of the florida massacre. the white house already offering support for more extensive background checks. he is tweeting about russia and giving romney a boost. john roberts is live from the north lawn. good morning, john. what a weekend it was for the president. >> what a weekend it was and what a week it is going to be. let's unpack the endorsement of mitt romney the president just made. the famous line in ghost busters when they said dogs and cats living together mass hysteria. the president tweeted mitt romney announced he is running for the senate from the wonderful state of utah. he has my full support and endorsement. mitt romney tweeted back. thank you, mr. president for the support. i hope over the course of the campaign i also earn the support and endorsement of the people of utah. just as a frame of reference, let's review the relationship these two

sandra. >> sandra: what are the critics of this memo saying at this point? the committee's ranking democrat adam schiff said that the memo is misleading and omits key details. he is powerless to stop the release and especially if the president declassifies it. >> the chairman's credibility has been damaged. the fact that the president of the united states will blindly disregard the admonitions of his own f.b.i. director and the department of justice tells you all you need to know about where the president's priorities are. it is not protecting classified information. it is not respecting the hard working men and women at the f.b.i. it is whatever the president deems to be in short term political interest. >> a government source disputed schiff's characterization of the memo and secret edits of the version sent to the white house. edits were made at the request of the f.b.i. nunes disputed the criticism from democrats and the bureau. having stonewalled congress's demands for information for nearly a near it is no surprise to see the f.b.i. and justice departm

." >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. more details coming in and we're learning about stunning new reports that police were called to the shooter's home in the years before the attack nearly twice as many times as the sheriff has claimed. all of this as president trump joins the nra and state lawmakers calling out the sheriff's department. >> president trump: i got to watch some deputy sheriffs performing this weekend. they weren't exactly medal of honor winners, all right? the way they performed was frankly disgusting. i really believe i would run in even if i didn't have a weapon and i think most of the people in this room would have done that, too. >> where the failure took place is with this man and his leadership as broward county sheriff. he owes a lot of innocent americans an apology. >> hold himself accountable for these people he has to investigate for his wrongdoing but he has done none. >> bill: john roberts, reaction at the white house and phil keating in parkland, florida. what's the latest? good morning. >>

. >> sandra: good monday morning. i'm sandra smith. sheriff scott israel says he is not going anywhere amid reports that several sheriffs deputies waited outside during that shooting and did not rush in to confront the gunman. governor rick scott is ordering an investigation. >> they have to be completely transparent. we have to do a thorough investigation and whoever didn't do their job has to be held accountable. there is no one i talked to that isn't disgusted that the local sheriff's deputy that was there didn't go in and kill that individual. >> deputies make mistakes, we all make mistakes. it is not the responsibility of general or the president if you have a deserter. you look into it. we're looking into this aggressively and we'll take care of it. justice will be served. >> sandra: meanwhile the democrats f.b.i. memo finally unleashed on washington over the weekend and there is brand-new reaction coming in from the white house. >> bill: we have live team fox coverage in all this and so much of it ties together. phil keating the

good morning. >> good morning, sandra. there are several events converging here on florida's state capitol in tallahassee. they have filtered through this plaza where the house and senate are and entered the door and are now lobbying their lawmakers here in florida because they say they want stronger gun control, different gun control measures here. a group of students from parkland last night arrived at a local high school here and received by hundreds of applauding and cheering members of that school, students along with faculty and family members here welcomed three bus loads of them. they had dinner, talked legislative strategy and said they were looking forward to today where they were hoping to get results. >> it's my personal message that there is a good side and there is a bad side to every issue in history. you are either with us or you are against us. >> they only have a couple weeks to do it. florida state legislature only meets once a year. this session ends in a little more than two weeks. back to you. >> sand

. >> sandra: good wednesday morning. i'm sandra smith. passengers heard a loud bang and then the plane started shaking. the flight crew wasted no time prepping the passengers telling them to brace for impact while landing. >> brace, brace, brace. brace, brace, brace. >> sandra: the plane landed safely in honolulu. we'll have more later in the show. >> bill: we're learning the house oversight committee has begun an investigation into the rob porter scandal from the west wing as the white house knocks down roomers that chief of staff john kelly is stepping down. >> sandra: how the white house explain the discrepancy in the timeline here? >> it is challenging when you think about it from this perspective. the white house has been forced the play defense because of imprecision in its explanation instead of saying this is what we knew when about the allegations facing rob porter, well since then they've had to explain the process and then explain the decisions that were or were not made based on what they knew. critics are clearly hunting for

. >> sandra: good morning. ifm -- i'm sandra smith. the white house -- kufpner had been operating on a temporary -- the fisa memo by house democrats and republicans now prompting action from the attorney general who says he is taking these allegations very seriously. >> we believe that the department of justice must adhere to the highest standards in the fisa court. and yes, it will be investigated. and i think that's just the appropriate thing. inspector general will take that as one of the matters he will deal with. >> sandra: kevin corke is live at the white house. what do we know about the attorney general's plans to look into fisa court abuses? >> well, we know a number of things including this idea that there are a number of questions about precisely what material was used at the fisa court in order to secure the court's approval to surveil members of the trump team? that happened during the election campaign season, after the transition was underway, and even after the president took office. now, you and i have talked about this

i'm sandra smith, good morning. the president was overheard saying he would remember say 100% he said release that memo which allegedly reveals government surveillance abuses against the trump campaign during the 2016 campaign. top f.b.i. officials spent hours at the white house going over that memo which left the trump team scratching their heads when the agency put out the following statement. we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. >> bill: it happens as president trump gets ready to take off for a republican retreat. peter doocy is at the retreat. let's beginning with kevin corke live from the white house. what gives on this memo? >> listen, my friend, you and i have been talking about it so when will they release it? we don't know. a short answer. i can tell you this i've talked to white house sources already this morning and they say it will come out barring some dramatic change of heart by the president which my source added is highly unlikely. he

thank you. >> sandra: thanks, bill." editorial page and fox news contributor. let's start with these texts because these are some bombshells and everybody is left wondering this morning what was president obama's personal involvement in the hillary clinton email investigation? when you look at this text which this was happening because one f.b.i. agent said he needed to brief jim comey then the f.b.i. director. this exchange. potus wants to know everything we're doing. that was lisa page, the f.b.i. lawyer, to someone she was having a relationship with, peter strzok, who was working on the investigation. >> yeah. it applies to both the russia investigation and this, the clinton email investigation. we wondered all along these seem like pretty high-level decision whether to spy on your political opponents or for jim comey the f.b.i. director to break all protocols essentially declare her innocent without ever leaving it to the justice department which normally makes charging decisions. how high did this go? and so now to

>> sandra: seems to be a horrible thing to joke about.his was the reaction on late-night shows. >> katie: i find it interesting that they think the situation is a punch line. president trump made those remarks at a white house meeting with governors across the country trying to find real solutions and for the first time in a very, very long time, he's actually talking about the dangers that the gun free zones pose to our students, faculty, and others who are in the building. for them to make this joke says a lot about where they are on this. doing nothing actually come up with solutions to harden our schools. >> chris: he was saying i as well as i assume most of you would've run in there. actually watching these late-night clips, it reminded me. remember when the daily show was culturally relevant and people watch and it made the news? i haven't seen a clip from the daily show and so long. people did die running in there with their weapons but football coach gave his life heroically to try to save these children, he had no weapon. that's

: you know, bret, sandra smith. do await the update here from broward county and as we await the president coming up at the top of the hour, this is a big moment for the president. i mean, he showed a lot of compassion in the wake of these tragedies and here 17 students dead down in florida. the president -- this is an important time for him to come out. what do you expect he will say? you make such a great point about there was no legislative change after las vegas. and here we have 17 dead in florida. jim jordan didn't suggest a few minutes ago there is any discussion about any change in the future. >> yeah. i think there is a real opportunity for the president to lead on this issue. and it is complex. and it has -- you talk about taking heat, as he did about the immigration issue. you would take heat for some kind of comprehensive piece of legislation that deals with the big picture here. but there has been nothing done -- i mean zero, not even a proposal that has come forward. and you are now talking about a chr

i'm sandra smith.e today harris faulkner, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst marie hamp and joining us on the couch opinion editor and columnist for the "washington times" and fox news contributor charlie hurt is here and he is outnumbered. bring in that d.c. flavor up here in new york. >> you got to be careful on the train coming up here. it's falling apart. >> it is scary. >> harris: a lot going on. i'm glad you are here safely. >> sandra: let's get going. deadline is tomorrow night midnight for lawmakers to avoid a shut down. dead on the rival in the senate where leaders are working on their own bipartisan deal with some members sounding optimistic. meantime president trump is raising the possibility of a shut down if his immigration policies are not included in the bill. >> if we don't change it, let's have a shutdown. we will do a shutdown and it's worth it for our country. i would love to see a shutdo

>> sandra: joining me now white house deputy press secretary raj shah is here this morning. i know yesterday was a huge day for the white house and the president offering his consoling words to the nation. he said he plans to visit the community down there as they grieve. has a date been set, raj? >> the details of a trip have not been set just yet but the president does intend to visit and intends to visit very soon. as he said yesterday, our hearts are pouring out to these families, to this community in parkland, florida. the situation on wednesday is so tragic, it is so horrific. we need to do everything we can working with state and local officials to help secure our schools, to improve our systems for mental health, and to prevent madmen like this from ever wreaking havoc on schools and communities ever again. there is a lot of issues to look at and he will lead on this issue. >> sandra: is the president looking at any specific options, any specific policy proposals in the wake of this horrific attack? >> there are a lot of specific policy proposal we'll be looking at.

. >> sandra: it does. fox news alert, waiting a decision from president trump on whether it will allow the release of that democratic memo to counter the republican memo on fbi surveillance abuses. he is reportedly leaning towards allowing it. if he does, he could call for a lot of reactions and that could spark backlash from democrats. this is outnumbered, i'm sandra smith in here today, harris faulkner. cohosted after the bell and fox business, melissa francis. democratic try to just an fox news contributor jessica tarlov and joining us on the couch today, former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz is outnumbered, and it is a friday. speak to the right answer. the ice cream truck comes by, you order a bomb popular that right answer. >> harris: we do this preshow to use and we were talking about our favorite ice cream truck flavors. what did you choose? >> sandra: i did not choose one. at the end of the show, how about that? let's get started. president trump is inspected to make that

." >> sandra: good morning to you, bill. i'm sandra smith. vice president mike pence will address the cpac audience 90 minutes from now. president trump will be there tomorrow. cpac which features a pro second amendment message comes amid the renewed debate over guns. >> bill: we start with team fox coverage. kevin corke at the white house, republican marsha blackburn standing by for what's next. we begin with peter doocy live at cpac. good morning. how much will we hear about gun laws at this event? hello. >> we'll hear a lot about it, bill. i was inside the ballroom where all the headlineing speakers will be appearing on stage and when the nra was announced as a partner of cpac there was loud cheering and applause from the folks who are here very early for the start of it. additionally, the nra ceo is going to speak at this event and his national rifle association has a booth right here in the corner of the hallway at the convention center that looks out. so far the organizers haven't told us what time or day he wants to speak. if somebody

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>> sandra: it's a tough conversation as everybody agreed. we are having it.he question is will everybody be satisfied if changes like that take place? the fear is democrats are asking for a lot as they do in the wake of these shootings when it comes to banning certain guns, banning things that can change the way guns work conservatives that are in that cpac crowd worry about that slippery slope. i think yesterday i was frustrated by wayne lapierre because he did not come with a message of compromise. it wayne lapierre came with an incredibly partisan, nasty, dark message about democrats and about gun issues. i don't understand why the nra -- >> sandra: he was responding to a very nasty message coming from the left saying the nra has blood on their hands. >> marie: i blame the nra for advocating for laxer gun laws. i think what i just said is a statement of fact. the question is, why can't the nra get behind getting rid of bump stocks? why are they unwilling -- we just said in the read, they were interested in regulating them, not banning them? why can't they

sandra. >> sandra: he has now resigned. john, clearly this is going to be a wide-ranging speech by the president set to begin in about one hour from now. what else we know the president is going to be talking about? >> he is going to spend a lot of time talking about immigration, the threat from the and the tories i must 13 gang. this is something that he was talking about yesterday as well, lamenting the fact that california has got to the sanctuary city, at the same time, there is a huge gang problem coming across the borde border. so yesterday threatening to pull i.c.e. agents out of the area. listen here. >> we haven't pulled our i.c.e. out, and we haven't said let them figure it out for themselves. in two months, they would be begging for us to come back. they would be begging. and you know what, i'm thinking about doing it. >> we have been told that there is no plan for the president to pull i.c.e. agents out of california, but clearly wanted comes to california, the president also taking aim at democrats over daca. f

." >> sandra: f.b.i. director christopher wray, cia director mike pompeo, nas director mike rogers and dni director dan coates. we're learning about an email sent by susan rice to herself describing a meeting where she says president obama urged his team to conduct the russia election meddling investigation by the book. raising serious questions for two republican senators and here is one of them. >> what i'm worried about is this an effort by the president to basically get himself on the record through susan rice to make sure that from his point of view everything was done by the book. the question is, did the president know anything about the fisa warrant application? did susan rice know the warrant application included a dossier from mr. steele when he was on the payroll of the democratic party? >> bill: catherine herridge is at her post inside the hearing room on capitol hill. let's start with you and that hearing today. good morning. >> thank you, bill. this is one of the biggest hearings of the year

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. >> sandra: we are waiting to hear from the president. officials at the white house right now. at the meeting comes one day after he welcomed the students students, parents, and teachers affected by gun violence at schools. now, he says he is open to conceal and carry for some teachers and increasing background checks. this is "outnumbered." i am sandra smith, and are today, harris faulkner, lisa boothe, former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harf, and are joining us on the couch, my coanchor, bill hemmer. he is here. >> bill: it's been too long. great to be back with you ladies. difficult day, but we will get through it together. >> sandra: good to have you, let's begin. talking about school safety. this comes after he held a listening session at the white house for students, teachers, and parents affected by gun violence. he listened to their consumed my concerns and endorsed a certain gun control measures, tweeting this morning, i will be strongly pushing up background checks with an emphasis on mental health. raise the age to 21, and

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it's not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! sandra, wait. how long's it's been going on?rrento. 0h, bloody hell. that's nearly five years ago! i've had enough of all this hide and seek, mike. how could you do this to me? you're supposed to be my friend. we even took you to the palace. i didn't mean for this to happen, sandra. oh, really? you knew precisely what you were doing! now, please calm down, sandra. rememberwhere you are. i know exactly where i am, in my own bloody home! i have spent my entire married life putting you and your career first, and what got me through was knowing that when you retired we would share our golden years together. but instead, you've traded me in for a newer model. and let me tell you, mike. she's had more than one previous owner. and all her bodywork is mainly filler! you laughed at least twice! exactly, because it's funny. she walks out and goes to stay with her sister with whom she is like chalk and cheese and her sister basically tells her, this life you have been leading is an artificial life and you have to learn to enjoy things more

it is not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! wait! get off me!g on? let's not do this here. how long, mike? since we all went to sorrento. 0h, bloody hell. that's nearly five years ago! i've had enough of all this hide and seek, mike. how could you do this to me? you're supposed to be my friend! we even took you to the palace! i — i didn't mean to this to happen, sandra. oh, really? you knew precisely what you were doing! now, please calm down, sandra. remember where you are. i know exactly where i am — in my bloody own home! i have spent my married life putting you and your career first. what got me through was knowing when you retired, we would share our golden years together. but instead, you have traded me in for a newer model. and let me tell you, mike, she has had more than one previous owner. and her body work is mainly filler! now, you laughed at least twice. i'm sorry, i laughed several times. exactly! because it is funny! so then what happens is she walks out, she goes to stay with her sister, played by celia imrie, with whom she is lik

thanks for having me. >> sandra: we have a lot avenues in this hour. we are awaiting a decision by the white house as to whether it will allow the release of the controversial g.o.p. memo on the russian investigation. the president could make his decision at any moment. the fbi is urging him to keep it under wraps. the bureau says in a statement it has grave concerns about omissions in the memo that could impact its accuracy. white house principal deputy secretary says it is being carefully reviewed. >> he wants transparency, he wants the public to be able to see things, but we want to make sure that all legal equities are protected. >> buck: he wanted to go out, correct? >> he made it pretty clear, we want more information out there. we do want transparency. we want the public to have a right to see it. >> sandra: at fox news alert, here the president is on the ground now in west virginia. air force one took off just a little while ago. a short trip up to arrive there in west virginia, where he will be addressing the g.o.p. retreat. members of congres

we go to colorado to speak with sandra lopez, a mother of three u.s. citizen children, who has taken sanctuary in a carbondale unitarian parsonage to avoid deportation. >> i was not willing to be arrested because they are a brooding me from my home, my children -- up rooting me from my children, my home, my future. how am i going to want to go into such a situation? as if nothing were happening. no. i made the valiant decision to go into sanctuary. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump said thursday he will not block the release of a secret memo on fbi surveillance drafted by republican house intelligence committee chair devin nunes, clearing the way for its release today. trump's move prompted a chorus of outrage from democrats on capitol hill and fed speculation that trump's own hand-picked head of fbi, christopher wray, could resign in protest over what the bureau called "grave concerns" over the memo's accuracy. the memo purports to show that the fb

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nothing to the contrary. >> jimmy: sandra bullock. [ light laughter ] my wife, smart answer. if you won the oscar, what would be the first thing you shout the moment they announced your name? [ unintelligible ] >> it's awesome! [ laughter ] [ unintelligible ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: this should be easy for you, tariq. should be very easy for -- [ laughter ] >> there's a lot that rhymes with that. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: like a young -- >> i'm also a freestyle rapper, so -- i don't know -- no. >> jimmy: you want to rap? you want to rap about your own situation? >> maybe. [ light laughter ] >> tariq: this will be a first. you know. let's have him do his own freestyle. >> i'll try. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. so your name is billy, you're going to take your wife to the oscars, and the first thing you shout is -- [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] do you want to give him a beat? >> you gotta lose yourself, right? >> tariq: that's what he wants?

sandra: comenzÓ como un desafÍo las redes sociales.la ropa. al ver estos vÍdeos en facebook, josÉ hablÓ con sus hijos. aunque parecen caramelos sumamente apetitosos, lo cierto es que estas cÁpsulas de detergente son altamente tÓxicas y nada recomendables para ingerir. >> es muy peligroso porque los detergentes tienen varias sustancias que pueden irritar, quemar y producir cicatrizaciÓn de la vÍa digestiva. sandra: una reacciÓn a los quÍmicos que contiene este producto, los cuales puede llevar a los pulmones y provocar problemas respiratorios. >> no es una consecuencia inmediata, aes a largo plazo. sandra: durante las dos primeras semanas de 2018, los centros de control de envenenamiento del paÍs reportaron 39 casos de ingesta de este tipo de detergente en jÓvenes de entre 13 y 19 aÑos. este nÚmero aumentÓ a 47 casos en tan sÓlo una semana. >> lo primero que se debe hacer a la sospecha de haber ingerido estas cÁpsulas es llamar al centro de envenenamiento del estado de california. por el otro lado, ir a la emergencia, especialmente si e

also, sandra, the first lady had some things on her bill today, too. she is focused on the opioid crisis, while she is in ohio, and making her presence known there. making some appearances. >> she is visiting a children's hospital. the actual location of the corporation, blue ash, they make hydraulic and custom cylinders, the president and first lady are on their way there. we look forward to their speech this afternoon. >> i was going say, trump bump instead of trump crumbs, is that what you're saying? >> oh, well, and you heard what the were he is had to say about the crumbs. he likened to deplorables. it will haunt not only nancy pelosi, but others as well. >> the pressure is on to pass immigration reform with just one month for the protection to run out. whether congress and the white house will be able to agree on a fix. >>> plus, democrats in disarray, ahead of the midterms, the party is quote, dead broke. and trying to find a leader who can fill former president obama's shoes. is congressman joe kennedy their guy. we'll debate that. at ally, we

sandra: poco antes de las 9:00 a.m.n a la joven sin mÁs caso y recogieron la pistola. sandra: la responsable es una niÑa de 12 aÑos. >> no hay seguridad. sandra: padres llegaron muy tempranos a recoger a sus hijos. el plantel siguiÓoperando, pero bajo estrictas medidas. >>nos dejaron ahÍ como por cinco horas y no podÍamos hacer nada,no podÍamos usar nuestros telÉfonos. sandra: una mujer de 30 aÑos, un niÑo de 12 y una niÑa de 11, resultaron heridos. >> estaba preocupada desde la maÑana. gracias a dios, estÁ bien. >> esperamos maÑana empezar de nuevo enfocados en sanar a esta comunidad. palmira: un llamado para todos los padres de familia que tienen armas en su casa. ramÓn: un dÍa mÁs para el fin de semana. vamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: estamos iniciando febrero y prÁcticamente muy caluroso. temperatura mÁxima en san josÉ en 74 . normalmente en los 60 rompimos el rÉcord de 72. es muy posible que hacia el fin de semana establezcamos rÉcord de temperatura en nuestra zona. tenemos un sistema de alta presiÓn que pr

sandra. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. gee, google was -- yes, google was eyeing property all around the station here trying to keep the station transit central. they've settled on a price for several properties the company wants to buy. the total price tag would be $67 million but now the city council would need to approve a compensation agreement to even allow those parcels to be up for grab for development. the campus would be a 800 million complex that could bring in 20,000 workers and some local residents have spoken out against google with concerns. >> we want google to come to an jose but in a responsible way that is going to help the communities and not worsen the problems we already have. >> appreciate it. thank you for sharing your letter and we look forward to engaging through the community and hearing the concerns and all the issues being outlined. thank you for visiting. have a good afternoon. >> reporter: activists heard from google representatives there after marching onto the mountain view campus and callin

kpix 5 sandra live at the airport in san jose with a look at numbers. sandra. >> reporter: hey, there, anne. yeah, we'll take any dip we can get. before you go racing out to the gas pumps out here, keep in mind across the nation, we've seen a dip in prices but californiaens, we're paying some of the highest prices at the gas pump across the country . the national average is $2.52 right now and that's the cheapest seen this february. a declining demand for gas is the reason and demand decreasing since december and still the average is much higher than this time last year. hawaii and california are the two most expensive states to buying gas right now. california's average price at the pump is $3.34 per gallon. that is 82-cents higher than the national average. unfortunately for drivers in san francisco, aaa lists the city as the highest gas costs in the united states with an average price of $3.44. oakland paying $3.33 per gallon and san jose, gas prices are an average of $3.32. the cost of crude oil is exmented to go up so -- expected so go up and price

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this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. and joining us on the couch, jason chaffetz is "outnumbered" on an incredibly important day in our nation as the president has been meeting with these governors in the white house. >> jason: so much of what happens happens at the state level. one of the more important things you can do is have that discussion. >> sandra: we are waiting to hear the words discussed in that room, we have president trump talking about guns and school safety with the nation's governors. it comes after he called for expanding background checks and arming some teachers, adding that states should decide on that. today he told the governors the nra is on their side and said he will ban bump stocks himself if congress does not take that action. the president's with judge jeanine pirro over the weekend about some of his ideas. >> background checks are going to be very important. there is no bigger

sandra: otros encuentros fueron emotivos y felices.rante horas. su rostro y expresiÓn lo dice todo. este jovencito estaba en el aula donde las armas del pistolero alcanzaron a su maestro. >> tres horas sin saber de Él y su profesor muriÓ. sandra: esta jovencita tambiÉn estaba en el aula y nos relata cÓmo el maestro fase rara la puertay ahÍ es donde las balas lo alcanzaron. dice que todos los estudiantes se mantuvieron callados por temor a perder sus vidas. nos dijo que conociÓ a nicolÁs cruise cuando cambios eran alumnos en la secundaria. dice que cruz solÍa tener arranques agresivos en clase. muchos se preguntan quÉ tan preparadas estÁn las escuelas en nuestra regiÓn. ramÓn: tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con los distintos es colares para saber que medidas de seguridad estÁn tomando para evitar este tipo de tragedias. beatriz ferrari tiene la informaciÓn en vivo. beatriz: asÍ es, desde antes atienen una serie de planes y protocolos a seguir en caso de un ataque. los simulacros tambiÉn son parte de los preparativos de seguridad. aunq

let's check in now with sandra. >> reporter: good morning. i am at the summit along highway 17 up in the santa cruz mountains. within about a three mile radius of this place, i have covered a lot of different weather events, i have been on flooding, fire coverage, mud slides, but snow? at this elevation, it is a first for me. as long as people stay safe, i'm very excited about that. so far no precipitation in this exact spot but temperatures are definitely cold. temperatures have been reading between 30 and 32 degrees this morning. it is cold and it definitely feels like it. here in the santa cruz mountains, there is a winter weather advisory. regardless of the chance of snowfall in the upper elevations, we are looking at tonight into tomorrow, some hazardous conditions. the entire san francisco bay area is seeing it. we spoke with families over the weekend who say they were already feeling the chill. >> i'm sure it will get colder too. >> you're bothered by this? >> kind of. that's why we are trying to run to the car right now. >> and you? >

sandra. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. after seeing what happened in parkland, florida, students here in palo alto plan on gathering outside of hair high school with an activist group in support of gun control. it'll take place in about an hour. it's part of a major movement and more and more students speaking out about this. the group raiding grannies has rallied here. the push back after president trump suggested moderate changes and raising the age limit to buy weapons. gun control will be at the top of the agenda. >> talking about the horrible event that took place last week. >> reporter: and california congressman mark, a democrat wants an independent board to research gun vines. he's drafting -- violence. he's funding a board by a $5 surcharge on all gun purchases and senator diane feinstein took to twitter over the weekend over the course saying she's interested in seeing the minimum age to purchase a rifle moved up to age 21. we'll continue to hear more about this in the very near future. students gathering here ou