sb-1070, sb-4. maldev will be there again and i know she's preparing for litigation. the hearing is on monday. i know i plan to be there and a lot of my colleagues from texas do also. in her place is selena and moreno, and she will be speaking in behalf of maldev. of course we know texas is not alone. arizona has been through this. steve gallardo is here today, former senator, to talk about the arizona experience. we have a state senator from california who will talk about their experience. then we have experts to talk about this from the professor to a litigator. so you'll see that our panel is going to look at different perspectives to make sure that we all understand exactly what we're facing and how you might see it in your own community and how to fight back. leading the conversation is professor victor de francisco from university of texas. victoria is a contributor to msnbc, pbs, and cnn. as well as a regular political analyst for telemundo. victoria teach in the department of mexican american latino studies and is a fellow at the center for politics and govern

hot spot in south san francisco sb 101 at oyster point. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (james)we're waking up to clear skies and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. it's a warm start to this monday, but there will be some relief this afternoon as we are not expecting triple digit heat like we saw this weekend. today will be sunny and warm. high temperatures will be a good 10 degrees cooler for inland communities this afternoon. look for upper 80s to low 90s for the valleys, low 80s along the bay shoreline and 60s at the coast. look for gradual cooling tomorrow and mild weather for the rest of the week with mid to upper 80s for our warmest spots. ( tiffany ) happening now... police are looking for a gunman who shot a woman in san jose. it happened saturday night at the intersection of eden and payne avenues near the border of san jose and campbell. kron4's hermela aregawi has video sent to us by a witness. at this point, police aren't releasing

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jÓvenes quinceaÑeras llevaron su protesta al capitolio en texas en contra de la ley anti inmigrante sbescenario diferente, esta vez en el capitolio de austin, para manifestar su desacuerdo en contra de la sb-4. >> somos como una familia, aunque no nos conozcamos, nos vamos a unir y pelear por esta ley. >> emily macÍas teme que la aprobaciÓn de esta ley, que prohÍbe las ciudades santuario en este estado, resulten en una segunda deportaciÓn de su familia. >> son unas personas que sin ellos no me imagino cÓmo estarÍa. >> cada una de las jÓvenes llevaba lazos que se leÍa "sin odio, sin racismo, sin miedo". >> no nos vamos a ir porque Ésta es igual a nuestra tierra, trabajamos igual de duro y hasta mÁs. >> les entregaron a los legisladores la imagen de una quinceaÑera con su vestido y derramÓ posando como la estatua de la libertad. a los que estÁn en contra, cestas con flores. >> muchas de chicas son ciudadanas y temen por sus padres. ilia: siga aumentando la cifra de personas que caminan enrique: cada vez mÁs persona van caminando por la calle, incluso hasta manejando con el celular en la

marcas de un ataque que a muchos les ha costado, en el mejor de los casos, mas que un ojo de la cara. sbio de un relajante recorrido de lawson por las fras aguas del ocano en el norte de california. sb"i felt like i hit a rock, and i looked in front of me and there was shark biting the front of my boat. it hit me and when it let me go it knocked me sideways and i fell out and then he left. " track 4 - lawson sinti un empujn ... mir hacia abajo y ah estaba... el gran tiburn blanco... que sin perder el tiempo atac el kiyak ... lo mordi. pero el peor susto lleg cuando el ataque lanz a lawson al agua. sb "i was worried he was gonna come back, but obviously he didn't. i never saw, me or the fisherman, never saw a fin. he was not out there looking for me or anything. i mean, it felt like he was, but he apparently decided i wasn't edible and swam away." track 5 - protegido solo con espritu de supervivencia, el hombre trat de volver a subir al kiyak.. pero se le hizo imposible. y una suerte mas grande que los 12 pies que meda el tiburn lo acompaÑ porque al parecer el animal perdi el inters y se

, the 25th annual sb awards. he knows he's going to be on stage when 27 athletes and teams from around the country are recognized, and former first lady michelle obama will posthumously honor the founder of the special olympics. what he didn't know, when he woke up this morning, he found out he will be flying to l.a. with some special hardware. take a look. here at the special olympics headquarters, the 43-year-old was surprised by chairman tim shriver with his own real espy and awarding him for his success and innovation in bringing open water swimming, and endurance sport, to the special olympics. >> looking at the folks who have received one of these in the previous years, and to see special olympics athletes and myself receiving one, it's an honor to be a part of that. john: he not only participated in aquatics, but also football, volleyball, and floor hockey, a gold, silver, and bronze medal winner. chester got connected with the special olympics when he was only eight years old 35 years ago. john gonzalez,

hot spot sb 680 at andrade car blocking the left lane.idge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (darya) good news if your kids are off to college soon. tuition is rising at the slowest pace in 30 years. (mark) that's according to a new report from the wall street journal. it says the cost of higher education is growing in line with inflation. (darya) tuition rose just one-point- nine-percent this year. that's compared to the past three decades when it jumped an average of six-percent per year. (mark) three major airlines have been fined for violating rules aimed at protecting passengers. american, frontier, and delta airlines have agreed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars. (darya) the transportation department says american failed to make timely refunds to passengers, and delta under reported the number of mishandled baggage complaints it received. and investigators determined that frontier involuntarily bumped passengers from overbooked flights witho

when we look at the arizona sb 1070 or the texas law, this is something that happened beyond us. it's something that happens in our community. in this panel, we are going to take a deep dive into what these laws mean and what these laws mean for us on a day to day basis, how we live our lives, what decisions we make in terms of whether or not we will run an errand or not because we are scared we might get pulled over and second, what are the political implications? what is the long game here question mark where are we going to be as a community as latinos? in two years, five years, in 10 years, is a result of these laws? teacher and so i cannot help but give a lecture when i have a microphone. i will take two minutes of your time because i think it's really important to understand the context of the history of immigration and emigration policy in this country. the country is 250 years old and we need to context of the histof understand what is happening now in texas in particular factors into that. it's interesting but for the first 100 years of this country, we had a completely

raod work sb 880 at 23rd all lanes closed traffic diverted.erturn in saratoga sb 85 at saratoga ave (tiffany) president donald trump no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. road work sb 880 at 23rd all lanes closed traffic diverted. overturn in saratoga sb 85 at saratoga ave (tiffany) president donald trump receives a grand welcome in paris after french president emmanuel macron invited the president to attend a bastille day military parade. the parade concluded a short time ago. macron says he and president trump found common ground on fighting terrorism, stabilizing syria, and free trade. then at a news conference president trump defended his son insisting trump junior's meeting with a russian lawyer was typical campaign fare. (tiffany) another big story we're following this morning... senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is re-writing the republican health care plan. the senate is set to vote on health care next week. but it is not yet clear if this latest version of the bill will convince more republ

a new accident sb 880 at tennyson rd blocking two lanes, slow from 238 to 84 (anny hong): .increasederage through the bays and into the valleys is expected this morning. little change in overall conditions expected today with mostly sunny skies away from the coast and seasonable high temperatures. a warming trend is expected to begin on friday with very warm to hot conditions returning to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. ( mark ) breaking news we are following out of the east bay... a massive fire breaks out overnight destroying a two story building that housed nine businesses including the chamber of commerce and the very popular restaurant... la finestra. this is video of that fire sent to us by a kron4 viewer. it broke out just after midnight. firefighters have put out the fire but they say the building is a let's get right to the scene with kron 4's will tran. will what do we know about this fire. ( will ) firefighters have contained a three-alarm structure fire in lafayette. here's video of the blaze. it first bro

major hot spot in fremont sb 880 at 84 cleared slow from 238.bay bay bridge wb 80 slow from the maze <"wow that person's swimming right next to the shark swimming right person's <"wow that from the mazewb 80 slow bay bay bridge slow from 238. bay bay bridge wb 80 slow from the maze <"wow that person's swimming right next to the shark and it looks pretty big.">( mark ) take a look at this... one man is recovering this morning after a shark attack in florida. a beachgoer recorded this on his cell phone when the shark was spotted yesterday. lifeguards struggled to get the attention of swimmers, and the shark eventually attacked before everyone could clear the water. ( mark ) the victim had serious gashes on both of his legs. he is expected to be okay. experts believe it was a four to five foot bull shark and weighed about thr

the nt sb first report opt accident says the two workers were work -- on the accident say the two workers were walking back when space narrowed. that's when it was traveling towards dc struck and killed them. they both were based at csxs office in cumberland, maryland. >>> senate staffers better put those august recess plans on hold. senators are sticking around through they have a lot left on their to-do list before they take their vacation. on the top, what they can do about the gop health care plan. here where that stands tonight. the fate is uncertain y? nobody is sure what's in the bill. mark your calendars. majority leader mitch mcconnell will reveal his latest version thursday morning and expect a lot of fast-moving developments on this when it happens. no need for to you keep track. we'll bring it four and bring you only what you need to know at 11:00. >>> attorney general jeff sessions said something that caught our attention. he's bringing back d.a.r.e. remember that? he wants to revitalize that anti-drug program as part of the justice department's fight against opioid addiction

as far as age is concerned, let's sb honest, we do not want to take people. we have already a huge crisis in our country as far as health care costs. i don't think we want to be the country that takes in everybody in their declining years and has to pay for their health care, but again, this is something we can take care of if we're picking immigrants rather than saying whoever comes here illegally can have a path to citizenship and common sense can tell you, if we pick our immigrants for this country, we would be better off picking people who come here legally, rather than muddling the american minds and working towards amnesty for people who come here and are breaking the law in the first place. for the long run benefit of america, whether you are looking at the income side of the equation, the most productivity is zens and the expense side of the equation and look for citizens who are least likely to take advantage of our welfare programs. the idea of at least this example of comprehensive immigration reform should be a non-starter, and i yield my remainin

than being delivered, were put into a warehouse by a company called nhs shared business services, or sbsot reach its intended destination includes blood tests, cancer screening, and child protection notes. i was advised by my officials not to make the issue public last march until an assessment of the risks to patient safety had been completed. the cost of this debacle could be at least {6.6 million for administration fees alone. that is is the equivalent to the average annual salary of 230 nurses. the family of the murdered labour mp jo cox unveiled a memorial plaque in her honour. it bears the motto "more in common" — a phrase from her maiden speech. nicola sturgeon has abandoned her demands for a new scottish independence referendum before the brexit deal is signed. in the general election, the snp lost a third of its seats at westminster. in holyrood, nicola sturgeon said she now wanted to give people a choice at the end of the brexit process. i am, therefore, confirming today that, having listened and reflected, the scottish government will reset the plan i set out on march 13th. we

an accident in haywrd sb 880 at winton, slow from 238 to 237 ( darya ) a second person has now testedg at chipotle.(ááátake boxesááá) health officials in virginia say two people have now tested positive for the virus. the restaurant where it happened was temporarily shut down last week. some of those who got sick worked at that chipotle. norovirus is one of the leading illnesses from contaminated food. the restaurant says its food is safe. chipotle has been working to bounce back from a series of food scares in 20-15. (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. (darya)(james) in the weather center tracking the forecast with james... (james)today will be a lot like yesterday with a cool morning followed by a mild afternoon. temperatures to start the day are mostly in the 50s with a few low 60s. there are some coastal clouds, but most of the bay area is clear. cloud cover should build over the bay as we head toward sunrise, but pull back to the coast by mid-morning. expect plenty of sunshine this afternoon with highs in the mid 80s for the inland v

in big cities probably not going to buy our product but well over half of the demographic lives in sbbans and lower cities >> david >> what's the ultimately vision of the company, is it to be a toy company or an electronic vehicle company? >> we are categorized as many times as a toy we want to be seen as sb intelligent vehicles and not into toy category. >> how is it powered >> it is electric powered so you don't have to worry of gasoline or fume. it is very safe. >> how is the battery in case of the best seat because that happens with an issue of other ee companies >> it sits behind the driver in a protected area >> what's the most benefit of the parents and child. >> getting kids to develop power control skills before they get behind the wheel of the actual road from parents using our apps, they get to supervise their kids remotely. we heard what dave had to say, now we want to know if the panel is in and out? >> this is a great product and future cast i can team behind it however, it is really pricey at $1,000 per vehicle, i am a little concerned that there may not be a broad mark

an acciden ton sb 680 a crow canyon. ( darya ) happening today...attle over this selfie taken by a macaque court of appeals in san francisco will hear arguments on whether an animal can own the copyright to a photograph. a lawsuit was filed by "peta" in 20-15, allowing the group to administer all proceeds from the photos for the benefit of the monkey, named naruto.( darya ) the photos were taken by a british photographer's camera. he says the british copyright for the photos should be honored worldwide. ( mark ) a federal judge last year ruled that the monkey cannot be declared the photos' copyright owner. ( darya ) you may remember last week we told you about a documentary claiming to show a picture of amelia earhart after her disapearance. now that theory is being debunked...( mark ) the photo showed a number of people on the dock in the marshall islands. the documentary claimed that's where she crashed and was then taken prisoner by the japanese military.( darya ) now two bloggers say they found the same picture in a travel book that came out in

vai sikahema sproo deuces ue sb introduces us to our wednesday's child. >> reporter: she loves to danceso we brought her to merge dance studio. but she's more than just a dancer. this delightful young woman loves dogs, arts and crafts and she's incredibly bright. loves math and science. >> so you like dancing, but you also want to be a forensic scientist? >> yeah. >> tell me why. >> i want to be a forensic scientist because when somebody dies, you can know what they died by. >> reporter: this is a girl who knows what she wants and how to get it. she knows needs a college education, but she also needs a forever family. >> why is it important for you to have a family? >> because god didn't make you do not have a family. he made you so you can have a family. someone to love you and someone to be there for you. >> reporter: and she not only needs a loving family, but the lucky family who adopts her about benefit from her very presence. >> she's a warm and friendly person. she has a big heart. she loves to hang out with her friends. she loves to shop. she's always looking for a bargain. she

sb >> kennedy: what does russia get out of this?pete: thumbing their nose and americans which they love to do. they've got this unholy alliance with iran and north korea. they feed each other and support each other with an adversary. >> kennedy: china will never do exactly what the united states wants to do because it's got a vested interest and propping up the korean regime for financial reasons. something like 75% of north korea's food is imported from china. without that business -- >> melissa: we are waiting for a briefing from officials. as soon as we get it, we'll be right back. ♪ if you have bad breath and your mouth lacks moisture, you may suffer from dry mouth. try biotène®, the #1 dentist recommended dry mouth brand. it's the only leading brand clinically proven to soothe, moisturize, and freshen breath. try biotène®. >> it has been quite an hour, we saw both vladimir putin and president trump together for our meeting that took over two hours. we will have senior officials talking about what went on behind closed doors. >>

sb five republican senators rand paul and senator susan collins already announcing their opposition toepublicans cannot lose another vote. eric, got to tell you. the fact that this is the big bailout bill is the conservative answer to health care it makes me quite frankly sad. >> eric: you get into arguments with fellow conservatives who say anything is better than nothing and i disagree vehemently. going into 2018 with this bill, the cbo has told us that if you are 50 and older at a low income level, you are going to pay more premium than obamacare. how in the world are you going to win 2018 house seats when one of your main voting blocs is going to be worse off than under obamacare and you've been complaining about it for seven years. i hope they table it. i don't think they will but i don't think they have the votes. rand paul, susan collins, and mccain. >> eboni: i don't know how mitch mcconnell says this. i agree that america deserves better. the g.o.p. has the opportunity to deliver but they are squandering it at every turn. i think this is a sad and, a stronger word, i think it'

sb eight points out, president trump says i have my pen and ready to sign.e clean repeal, not replace, replace got passed and barack obama got vetoed it. >> antonio: disappointing to see what's going on. we have everything we always wanted and it can't happen because there are some people in congress who are against this president and they are making it a personal vendetta. let me say meghan, we wish you the best. we send thoughts and prayers to you and your family and your father. it's a tough time. i hope they come through this month before vacation. >> jeanine: the shame is, as antonio said, we have all three. house, senate, white house. like a bunch of bozos who haven't thought of this before. then you have the democrats, they don't know who's in charge her with their messages. what a mess. >> eric: it strikes me that these three holdouts, they would jump on board. you wouldn't need mccain's vote. they jump on board and they already voted for it and barack obama had to veto it. they were just being obstructionist during the obama term. >> eboni: that's e

sb 54 passed the senate in april. it would prohibit immigration authorities from this comes as california is considering sb54 that passed the senate in april to prohibit immigration authorities interest asking someone in custody about their immigration status. president trump has been putting the pressure on attorney general jeff sessions today saying, he is disappointed in sessions and that sessions's recusal from the russia probe was bad for the presidency. in the newsroom, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> governor brown securing california's place as a leader in the fight against climate change. in the shadow of east bay refineries he signed a "cap & trade" extension into law. kpix 5's melissa caen is live on treasure island where the signing ceremony was held. melissa? >> reporter: that's right, veronica. right here in 2006 is when then governor arnold schwarzenegger signed the first "cap & trade" bill into law. and so he was back today to watch our current governor sign a new law that will extend "cap & trade" to 2030.

sb four see you back here in an hour.ow. >> harris: a key change of the white house, john kelly sworn in today as chief of staff. he was a president's homeland security secretary, and wink and official, he replaces reince priebus who stepped down last week after a stormy six months. this is "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner. your today, host of "kennedy," kennedy prayed and coast of "after the bill, melissa springs it going mike melissa francis. and fox news contributor, nationally syndicated radio talk show host emma jackson. i listen to you last week. you are spirited, my friend. you are "outnumbered." >> kevin: i am glad to be here

low traffic on sb 680 from 242 to 24 in walnut creek.(james) a deeper marine layer this morning means cooler air and clouds are reaching farther into the valleys. the north bay is seeing low 50s while the east bay is seeing low 60s. this afternoon, we'll enjoy mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures. highs today will reach the upper 80s for the inland valleys, mid 70s closer to the bay, and low 60s at the coast. not much change expected through friday, but temperatures will likely jump this weekend. inland highs are set to rise 10 degrees to the upper 90s on saturday. mild cooling is expected next week as those upper 90s drop back down to the 80s by monday. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:04 am. sunset is at 8:28 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download apple and android devices. ( mark ) in just a few

and then latino officials discuss the sb for integration law. ♪ announcer 1: c-span's "washington journal live every day with policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday, this woman from the ethics and policy center and another will join us to discuss the american dream and if government has a role in helping americans achieve it. watch the "washington journal live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. macronpresident emmanuel delivered his first major speech to a joint session in the french parliament. it was the u.s. state of the union style address. ,e talked about terrorists strengthening borders and restructuring parliament. the

hot spots fremont sb 880 near84 several lanes blocked, slow from 238.n 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (anny hong): a slight cooling trend will continue today through midweek as onshore flow increases and the marine layer deepens. this pattern will result in late night and morning low clouds and patchy fog giving way to mostly sunny afternoon conditions. an inland warming trend is then forecast late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure build back toward the california coast. ( mark ) gas prices continue to fall in the bay area. this comes as experts say there is plenty of supply of both crude oil and gas right now. here's a look at prices around the bay area. in san jose it's $2.95 for gallon of regular gas. in oakland it's $2.98. and san francisco is always one of the most expensive in the nation at $3.09 for gallon of gas. ( mark ) congress is heading back to work today after their long 4th of july recess. and first on their agenda is the republican healthcare bill but one pr

intelligence sbs show. -- ambassador show.sia's ambassador to washington told his superiors in moscow that he discussed campaign-related matters, including policy issues important to moscow, with jeff sessions during the 2016 presidential race, contrary to public assertions by the embattled attorney general. according to current and former u.s. officials. this goes on. quote, one u.s. official said that sessions has provided misleading statements that are contradicted by other evidence. a former official said the intelligence indicates that sessions and the russian ambassador sergei kislyak had substantive discussions on matters including trump's positions on russia related issues and prospect for u.s. russia relations in, say, a trump administration. the article and several national security experts tonight do caution russian and other diplomats have been known to share false or misleading information to brag or try to confuse our intelligence community. but "the post" adds that kislyak, for one, has had a reputation for accu

co-author of sb 1070, very controversial immigration law in arizona. a republican, who is the current attorney general under a little pressure these days. he's the former senator from alabama, from 1996 to '7alabama's attorney general for fr 1995 until later. serve from '81 to 1993. those are your options. somebody else may come up, no knows. for now bring in tsa administrator, coast guard comandante. sir, thank you for being with us. >> glad to be with you, ali. >> let's talk about homeland security. is there an issue that the deputy is running this? this is a department take coordinates a lot of responses to what americans fear most in many cases, and that's a terrorist attack. >> you're absolutely right. the scope of the department is relentless. elaine duke is a solid performer. i hired tsa and property her to dhs when i was secretary. she's been there, done that. probably knows more about the ins an outs of the department than almost anyone else. she's also surrounded by some k mcillane and so the department is in very good hands during this time

they said we are safer by not having sb 4. >> tucker: i don't know, polie don't get to make the lawsntry. lawmakers do. i don't think you would want to live in a country where police make the laws, do you? >> if it's --ve >> tucker: if you agree with it, i guess that's your standard. if you agree withuc it. of course, we are out of time. an interesting conversation, pastor. >> i agree this needs to be something you don't do lightly and you need to be willing to pay thee consequences. that may be six months in jail. i understand where you're coming from. i just couldn't do it. >> tucker: look, if you are willing to pay the consequences and look it right in the face, i'm not going to attack you. thanks, i appreciate it. the fourth of july celebrates national unity but an obsession with race and white privilege and all this stuff, it appears to be keeping this country divided in ways that may be dangerous long term. we will talk to reverend jesse lee peterson, doing his best to move this country beyond the fallback. an update from him. stay tuned. i work overtime when i can get it. i ne

blocked an intersection near the texas state capitol in a peaceful sit in protest to repeal repeal sbtexas's harsh new anti-immigrant law. they also called on the trump administration not to end the daca program, or deferred action for childhood arrivals, which has given more than 750,000 young immigrants to live, work, and study in the u.s. among those arrested were four daca recipients who chanted "undocumented and unafraid." amy: for more we're joined by two guests. in san antonio, texas, we're joined by catalina santiago, a daca recipient who was arrested she's a volunteer organizer with wednesday. a number of different groups. and in los angeles, we're joined by alex sanchez, executive director and founding member of homies unidos, a gang violence prevention and intervention program with offices in los angeles and denver and el salvador. catalina, talk about your arrest, what you risked arrest as a dreamer. >> hi, yes, my name is catalina. i am a daca recipient and i did risk arrest by participating in the civil action. i remember going into the street and feeling really determin

sensitive personal information to the federal government, to the president, who requested this, one sb it in the state's interest, and two, is it in the individual's interest? >> you also bring up the idea that this is a state thing. whether one agrees with it, likes it or thinks it's inefficient, in this country what we think of of federal elections, president bl elections, are state elections. >> that's exactly right. the constitution is very clear. when it come to the administration of our elections it is left to the states to run. especially registration of voters. this is a commission that was created by the president in order to try to find evidence for a claim that across the board, whether you are democrat or republican, expert after expert and study after study continues to show there is no basis for. that is the claim th3 to 5 milln people voted illegally in this last election. we need to move forward. not backward. and the president admits 140 characters at a time was set up to try to find evidence for his insecurity in losing the popular vote is not the direction we need to

ultimately, in 2010, as a companion legislation to sb 1070, he is successful that year in -- and janewer signs it. and priorving office, to the statute being in effect, he issues a violation finding with respect to the program. mr. huppenthal takes office within days, adopts the finding, and then hires subsequent to that an independent group to investigate called champion. of thenducted an audit mexican-american say's program and found it to be fully compliant. in fact, recommended that the program be expanded within the school district. rejected that finding and issued his own finding, which essentially mirrored that of mr. horne, ultimately, in january 2012, the school board was forced -- they were compelled to ban the program. amy: can you talk about what is happening in court and the significance not only for arizona, but for the country? thisis court, you know, challenge to the statute has significance in different ways. the eagle protection challenge focuses on -- the equal protection challenge focuses on the motivation of the state actors, but the legigislature ad the role in

one is state power, after sb, another is state corporations, three are the cronies and friends of vladimir putin and four is us. that's a lot to digest. the floor is yours. >> thank you. i would like to thank the organizers were getting here and i would like to give credit to to institutions, i work for them for a year and wrote a report to them and i really believe these guys in the focused initiative. they are the best in terms of expertise. the other institution i would like to mention is the institution. [inaudible] think we in the baltic region in eastern europe, we have something to share with you because almost everything you are expressing here in the united states were in western europe, we have experienced a ready. information war, economic influence, you name it. everything we have experienced already. i will try to speak today about this particular experience because i believe you will find some parallels to the processes in the west. first of all i would like to say i was asked to talk about autocracy. i should say it's not a tool, it's a weapon. it's not only vladimir putin,

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the activists were calling on lawmakers to repeal sb 4, texas' harsh new anti-immigrant law. they also called on the trump administration not to end the daca program, or deferred action for childhood arrivals, which gives some immigrants permission to live, work, and study in the u.s. among those arrested were four daca recipients who chanted, "undocumented, unafraid." this is juan ortiz, an activist from el paso and one of the 15 arrested. >> time is running out under this leadership and we need to do whatever we can now so that we can get people out of the shadows and into the light. amy: the protests s came as firefighters in el paso, texas, say they discovered the bodies of four migrants, including two children, who died attempting to cross the rio grande river along the u.s.-mexico border. the deaths came just days after 10 undocumented immigrants died from heat exposure and asphyxiation after they and dozens of others were crammed into the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer as part of their journey to enter the united states from mexico. they were found in a truck in