given nevada's unique location, especially southern nevada, this is a crime that's all too prevalent within my home state. just to give you an idea, two years ago the las vegas metropolitan police department reported that 2,144 sex trafficking victims under the age of 18 were rescued in las vegas since 1994. madam president, that's an average of 126 per year. even more daunting, that's one person rescued every three days. every three days. this is one city in one state. more than half of these victims were from nevada and the rest have been trafficked through the state. while nevada has taken important steps forwards in providing restitution of victims of trafficking, much more needs to be done to stop this crime from occurring in the first place. all too often trafficking is a crime that is hidden in plain sight. it occurs in every single state. that's why it's virtually -- vitally important to recognize the warning signs of someone who may be a victim of human trafficking as well as those who are committing these crimes. i'm pleased to see this underlying bill recognizes this need

of now few i clouds costing physical front continues to kill you see most of the moisture and southern nevada as a result for toaster afternoons and cooler stars for days to comment when the temperature is about 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday so fitting out and about nine for site patty's day activities that should wrap that jacket. >>reporter: 45 you in napa 51 in the city 49 as yet it's a half moon bay 50 in redwood city or the convict afforded in the east bank by tomorrow by the dry area of will notice letter went out and another was into the to rebound in terrell said mr. redwood city down to cupertino 73 in san jose were looking a temperature is bubbling up into mid to upper seventh of all the deaths of 75 and fairfield 77 antioch 76 to you in the more pleasant to rosa of a memo to blue skies 76 degrees 72 parliament 64 from ocean beach down to dale city with a guest to 6 degrees there would areas of the crowd--clouds >>reporter: of the seventh on the bay supplementary chipping offensive began the third 45 friday afternoon it would drop about 46 degrees and more clouds and recon

. >> in the west a storm is moving across southern california. nevada and arizona. bringing heavy rain, possible flooding and heavy mountain snow. abc's susan saulny kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: march is bringing no sign of spring to several states from the south to the midwest and the northeast. more freezing rain. more snow and more ice are creating travel nightmares. >> i'm over it. >> i don't want anymore. i'm tired of this. >> reporter: the sound of spinning tires was heard throughout the landscape of englewood new jersey thanks to a slick coating of snow. >> the roads are terrible. i skidded all over the place and i was scared to go up hills because i was scared of getting stuck. >> reporter: to people died after the driver lost control on an icy overpass. plunging into the creek in fort worth, texas. in oklahoma this jeep taking a tumble. its top ripped off. in kentucky black ice closed down i-64. >> a solid sheet of ice. >> reporter: this is how more than 5,000 people spent the weekend at the airport in dallas. forth worth. one of the nation's busies

those wind advisories in southern nevada, too, and the end of the week, it's a heat wave.o palm springs we'll get close to 100. los angeles, it'll feel a whole lot more like summer. nothing to help that drought. all right. that's the big picture. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, are you ready for warm temperatures away in the coast? you will be breezy and 61 to 64 and around the bay 61 to 76. check out my seven-day forecast, record highs are possible on thursday and >> all that weather brought to you by carmax and you remember yesterday we did the seagull. i thought it was saying, yay, more snow, and amy thought, no, it's not. it's saying aaagh, stop the snow. what do you guys think about the robin? you see that face? >> i just think that that little guy looks cold. >> he looks cold. he's like why did i fly here right now? why is this happening? >> those little beady eyes looking at us right now. >> he's saying -- >> what is this? >> -- i thought spring started. >> yeah, really? >> rock on, robin. rock on, robin. >>> coming up, we have the new study that is

those wind advisories in southern nevada, too. and the end of the week it's a heat wave. yuma to palm springs close to 100, los angeles it will feel like a whole lot more like summer. nothing to help that drought. all right, that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> all right, ginger we're going to get a little bit milder around here today and much more so tomorrow. for now dry as we take a look at your seven day. we're going to move from temperatures just below the freezing mark to a high of 50 but we will see clouds increasing and be there some spotty showers through the day. more showers tomorrow but milder it was saying yay, more snow and amy thought, no it's not. it's saying aaagh. stop the snow. what do you think about the robin. you see that face? >> i just think that that little guy looks cold. >> he looks cold. he's like why did i fly here right now? >> those little beady eyes looking at. >> he's saying -- >> what is this. >> -- i thought spring started. >> yeah, really? >> rock on robin. rock on robin. >>> coming up the new study revealing tee

those wind advisories in southern nevada too and the end of the week it's a heat wave. yuma to palm springs we'll get close to 100. los angeles, it'll feel a whole lot more like summer. nojacqui: good morning washington. a freezing rain advisory is in effect until noon today with the fat -- occasional light rain showers that could cause light icing on elevated surfaces. >> all that weather brought to you by carmax and you remember we did the seagull. i thought it was saying yay, more snow and amy thought, no it's not. it's saying aaagh. stop the snow. what do you think about the robin. you see that face? >> i just think that that little guy looks cold. >> he looks cold. he's like why did i fly here right now? >> those little beady eyes looking at. >> he's saying -- >> what is this. >> -- i thought spring started. >> yeah, really? >> rock on robin. rock on robin. >>> coming up the new study revealing teens are much more of a danger on the road than we knew and the surprising cause for so many of those accidents. >>> also the latest on angelina jolie's decision to have su

four satellites and radar showed the residual moisture killing of to the southeast in southern california and nevada on the backside bring is a significant warming trend storm shut it seems to know the the area there are bits of fish emulsion across the brain is a few sprinkles late friday night into saturday morning this message is not of the golden gate to look at the fault track four will to clear conditions into to mild winter come in and of the northwest little bit for almost zero santa rosa in the overnight time frame bridge u.n.'s continually proud damnably braddock the atmosphere even warmer throb the force of our third the afternoon temperatures near the 80 degree mark in a land of for seven along the bank that will be the last four a day to the judge will be dropping about the the 04 to the area it will be busted for the most part >>reporter: the remain on the scene of an opposite involve shooting in san francisco tonight this is breaking news we are working on new details for you to come at a 30 another rabbit from the bay area the second one this month with talk to the dollar, whose past

overall, except for cloud cover in central and southern california or south sierra nevada we're looking pretty good. 70 up in redding. 39 in arkay da -- arkada. 58 in blue canyon. you can see in the pacific, it's quiet. this system won't impact us until late friday. it will give us clouds and a cooldown. but for arizona, there is a little bit of activity. a little low off southern california. spinning in a lot of cloud cover for tucson, phoenix. more clouds than anyone else. for us, we had a cloud deck. sunny and nice. northerly breeze is trying to kick in. any patchy fog chewed up. pleasant weather. 70s on the temps. 60s and 70s. they are above average at least the lows were above average. it's been that way for the longest time. coast, 60s, sunny, nice. 70s. looks like more warmup will take place on thursday. then a weak system for some clouds and cooldown. spring starts at 3:45 officially on friday. looks good. >> in the afternoon? >> afternoon. >> yes. >> normally it's the 21st. >> okay. >> i will be ready. thank you. >>> well, 2 investigates has been examining a potentially hazardo

the front now over eastern nevada and far southern california. silt moving out and replacing it is a strong ridge of high pressure. i know you have heard me say that 29 times so far this winter. big ridge, strong ridge, storms going over the ridge and not hitting us. we will be dry the next week. warm over the weekend. with afternoon highs in the low 80s . we will have slow clearing overnight tonight. dry weather back thursday. and we are warming it up through the weekend. though tomorrow will be pretty warm as well. oakland 71. fremont, 70. redwood city,71. sunshine for san ramon, 72. 68 in san francisco. sunshine, novato. 71, lake port. so we are dry, sunny. looking at highs in the low 80s away from the water an though we cool down next week, we likely will stay mainly dry. syracuse play tonight? were you screaming at the tv? >> it is nothing short of allergies. so i'm thankful for the rain. i need a little bit more. >> to clear it all out. >> it is what it is. you still got your forecast. we are going to keep going. >>> well, it is like cool a

southwestern north east direction that dome of high pressure is currently situated is all the southern california and nevadasure and that's why we continue to notice the murky sideline. skyline. >> reporter: as a result of the big difference in pressure as it increases across the pacific. and that's why temperatures will climb even though there will be an increase in cloud coverage. taking a look at tomorrow avenue 17 reason able redwood city. respecting the temperatures to reach the low 80s and antioch in livermore. when looking at temperatures in the upper 70's for a downtown san francisco just- in-time with a parade. 84 in santa rosa up. the they eat well peak mice saturday the heat will peak >> reporter: as we haven't decided more clouds. as we head into sunday war clouds >> pam: a new study suggests today's young adults are not measuring up. what researchers say millennial are lacking and the surprise finding the study revealed. ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the fi

nevada and 31 degrees. all the action is in southern california where it's raining around palm springs and san diego. today we are left with plenty of sunshine. here's san jose. number are beginning to come up with low 50ths in the city, 55 half moon bay. in the north bay it's been cool with temperatures in the 30s. uv low 40s around the bay right now. for the afternoon temperatures will be seasonal. upper 50s to low 60s for san francisco. low to mid-60s around the rest of the bay. another weather system heads our way, but will it bring us rain? stay tuned, i have the answers coming up. >> thank you. some breaking news into our newsroom right now. the san francisco fire department is on the scene of a major water leak. they are calling it major. it's at san jose and randall. part of the roadway and muni tracks are flooded. we will have details later on. >>> break news out of hayward this morning where police are look for a man who allegedly shot at an officer. it happened around 2:00 in the area. police say they are still searching for the suspect. a residents are being asked to shelter in place. the

southern california. as this system moves towards nevada, we won't worry about it anymore. but there is another system dropping in tomorrow that could bring us more showers especially around the hills of the south bay tomorrow. in the morning, clouds on the increase. around midday the chance of showers increase as the cooler air arrives. the low is off to our west. the opportunity for seeing showers probably highest from noon to about 3:00. we'll see temperatures mostly in the 60s around the bay area. we'll see partly cloudy skies in the morning and increasing at the hill tops during the afternoon. as the system goes on by we will he see the slight risk of thunder in the mix, too, for tomorrow. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week, and probably the only chance for rain for quite some time. highs in the mid 60s around san jose and san francisco into the north bay. low to mid 60s. and for the trivalley, highs in the low 60s. as the system moves on you will see high pressure building in tuesday into wednesday. then those temperatures really climb. thursday into friday,

it's now high tailing it out of southern california lifting into nevada. upstream an area of low pressure. that's what's taking a nose diver to the bay area producing that threat of rain showers and we hope we see it as well. then high pressure quickly fills in and that will provide us with high temperatures in the mid 70s. i got that seven day forecast coming up but first off let's go ahead and take a look at the futurecast. so we can walk you through your day. again, cloud cover and then the clouds begin to decrease during the evening hours. we'll still call it partly cloudy overnight tonight but for the most part, this is an anemic area of low pressure. with very minimal amount of precipitation associated with it. temperatures across the board today in the 60s. and in fact, average high this time of year for the second day of march is 61. in san francisco, and bingo. it know it's been the warmest winter on record here in the bay area and finally we are realizing average high temperatures. we return to daylight saving time on saturday night and wake up s

southern california. if you are heading down there, you may have to deal with it. sierra nevada calming down. everything is coming down out of the north. expect for a few high clouds. it will be mostly sunny today and there is a dry air mass over us. 40s on the temps or upper 30s. upper 30s for fairfield and napa. they will probably cool down to the mid 30s. 40s for everyone else. up in the sierra teens and 20s. but 35 arcadia. 52 san diego. and 47 palm springs which had pretty good rain yesterday. it looks like things calming down up in the sierra. 18 truckee. it should be mostly sunny but right off -- look at that. that is the same system we had yesterday. it's rotated all the way down. it will spit in some thunderstorm activity. l.a. will be just to the north. you can see there is plenty right there taking aim. that is the system. get a good look at it on the visible satellite. it will go all the way down to baja and eject toward the four corners and weaken. if you are heading to spring training, much better today than yesterday. and for us it will be sunny. cold morning. sunny and nice. n

since the train stopped running, nearly a million more residents now call southern nevada home and 10 million more people come to las vegas for work and play every year. this growth has put enormous strain on our highways and airports, so while i will be supporting this legislation, i do hope as the body advances further policies regarding passenger rail, we recognize the need to build out rail services to communities like las vegas not just maintain the current system. thank you. i yield back. . mr. shuster: i'm prepared to close if he is prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. capuano: this bill is pretty good and deserves our support. i'm looking forward to voting yes on this bill and getting it passed in the senate. and considering what is going on in congress, this bill is my idea of a perfect situation. we didn't get everything we wanted and they didn't get everything they wanted yet we are moving forward. i thank the chairman and ranking member being the perfect members of congress, someone who knows what they want and how to compromise

nevada. those soon will be ending and in southern california that's where they have all the action.y have the wintry weather the snow and the rain from here through santa barbara and los angeles and san diego. so for the bay area that means we will be starting out chilly. 35 in napa. some fog in santa rosa, 50 in san francisco and 42 in san jose. so with all the sunshine this morning, temperatures will be in the 60s once again. the rain pushes south or has pushed south. but by tomorrow here's another weak weather system that wants to bring in more rain. we will talk about it and talk about the high temperatures throughout the first full week of march in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. weekend weather has been rather odd. families in south san jose could not believe their eyes when they looked out their windows yesterday. they saw what appeared to be snow. just a few neighborhoods were hit with the unusual wintry mix. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson has the story now from the south bay. >> toto, i don't think we are in san jose anymore. the mode dough lands look like a

southern california. that low along with extra moisture moved into nevada and arizona. flood watches to phoenix and more rain to southern california today. some mountain areas 18 plus inches. that's the same storm sliding across and bring minneapolis some windynd snowy conditions and more snow right here in the northeast, george. much more coming. >> thanks. we're going to move to the deadly incident caught on camera. la police officers fatally shot a homeless man. the officers say the man was going for one of their weapons and the l.a.p.d. is investigating the incident. ryan smith has the latest. >> reporter: the l.a.p.d. under fire over an officer shooting caught on tape starting with a 9/11 call and the event that is followed leading one man to lose his life. >> the dramatic video begins as a group of officers responds to a robbery call in la's skid row sunday afternoon. watch as four officers struggle with a homeless man dressed in dark clothing while two others swarm a woman who grab a baton at the scene. the fight in the background continues. at least one of the of

nevada. it's nice in southern california. probably not record-sesting nice. 60s, morning fog.is very thick. more 70s, 60s, closer by the water. all right, things are improving, sal? >>> things are improving. i want to warn people that are watching if you are intending on leaving san francisco today it may be a little bit of a tough drive out of the city because of spring break. people will be leaving early. let's take a look at the commute here. we are looking at a commute where traffic is moving along relatively well at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks good and there are no problems here as you drive through. also looking at a drive on the san mateo bridge. it's completely wrapped up. it's a nice-looking drive to highway 101 on the peninsula. 580, usually we have a lot of slow traffic on the livermore commute. a lot of green. that means speeds are up and the traffic is easy. back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> san jose is honoring fallen officer michael johnson tonight. two events will be held tonight to remember the veteran officer who was killed this week responding to a

southern california. that low along with extra moisture moved into nevada and arizona. they got flood watches from yuma to phoenix, and then more rain to southern california today. some of the mountain areas is going to get 18-plus inches. that's the same storm sliding across and bring minneapolis some windy and snowy conditions and, yes, more snow right here in the northeast, george. much more coming up on this. >> thanks. >>> we're going to move now to that deadly incident caught on camera. l.a. police officers fatally shot a homeless man after a confrontation. the officers say the man was going for one of their weapons and the lapd is now investigating the incident. abc's ryan smith has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, the lapd under fire over an officer shooting caught on tape starting with a 911 call and the event that followed playing out in broad daylight, leading one man to lose his life. the dramatic video begins as a group of officers responds to a robbery call in l.a.'s skid row sunday afternoon. watch as four officers frantically struggle with a homeless m

southern california. 87 in san diego. and we'll look for numbers in the sierra nevada today. seven, 66 with cloud cover and wind tomorrow. 74 in monterey. this front is sagging to the south to spread showers from mount shas tata. for oakland, the week ahead today,80 could be ard wrote. 74 tomorrow. 71 on monday. then you notice temperatures will continue to drop but then they go back up. still could see partly cloudy skies with next weekend looking interesting. maybe we can squeeze out a few rain drops next weekend. for today, the st. patrick's day parade looking very comfortable with the mid-70s downtown. it should be a nice afternoon. you won't need the jacket. that onshore push is with us tomorrow. 79 in san mateo. 82 in palo alto with 83 in morgan hill. and the accuweather seven-day forecast with a cooler day coming tomorrow out of the weekend. then still slightly cooler numbers monday and we'll stay that way tuesday and wednesday, 60s and 70s. then maybe some rain next weekend. i always look to the extended and then it doesn't happen. so here we go again. >> we'll just h

nevada kennedy-powell on the ground in afghanistan. in 2010 a four-door pickup truck headed down the rows of southern afghanistan. in then in the is to conduct our. everybody do one another. roughly 200 miles southwest of kabul. many been drawn their way to rand and shopkeepers headed to the capital to buy supplies for students returning to school. and the ethnic minority whenever they had day opportunity. now in the taliban country was very dangerous but there were short cuts' because they were short on gas. but the world around them must have seemed empty but unbeknownst to them with the warmth through their bodies transmitted across the globe. id people confered across the oceans of continents and if they should live or die. driving to the operational detachment as special forces controlled of afghan soldiers soon after midnight. to be planned and executed by the special operations command with the high-value targets. the importance of to be the code name operation injustice. >> eyes on the first vehicle. the 27-foot long predator drone with the air for red vehicles in pastures to 1/2 miles below. they flashed

the 19-year-old from nevada was last seen over the weekend, leaving a fraternity party near the university of southern california. more than two days later, still no sign of him. >> nbc bay area's stephanie chuang join us live from the cal campus. and steph, the family was offering a $50,000 reward. now that's gone up. >> reporter: that has. good morning, sam and chris. from $50,000 to $100,000 in this desperate search for clues to get him back home here to the bay area. and back here to cal, where he plays soccer. you can see the campus is now back bustling with students back from spring break this week. eloi vasquez was supposed to be one of them. it's a race against the clock in the search for eloi vasquez missing for now more than two days. >> he is a kid, so sometimes he doesn't get right back but never a whole day. >> reporter: his mom is hoping today will bring new clues. he left a frat party near usc around 1:30 saturday morning. his friends say he told them he wanted to go to the beach and then walked off. the last person known to speak with the 19-year-old was aurora cardinez. she showed us

southern california. there is the low. it is moving fast but it will be with us today. sierra nevadal get some snow, a couple of inches probably at best. nothing compared to the weekend which was one to two feet. truckee 19. blue canyon, 32. that no he is very welcomed -- that snow is very welcomed. they will take a couple of inches today. our system will go right down the coast, today's cloudy to mostly cloudy. a little bit of snow on the sierra. scattered showers here. occasionally could pick up some brief, heavy rain or a thundershower but most of the energy looks to be offshore. the extended outlook, wednesday, thursday. that will take us into the weekend where it lox sunny, mostly sunny to cloudy. cooler, possibility of scattered showers. a lot of it seems to be east and south. high temperatures today, all pretty close. low 60s to mid-60s. it doesn't matter if it's clearlake, brentwood, walnut creek, 6, 64 even down to the santa clara valley. 50s, 60s on the coast. 60s on the peninsula and after tomorrow, it looks like the low goes south. mostly sunny on wednesday and sunshine a

virginia city nevada a nice shot but that storm coastal bringing thunderstorms to southern californiaou have all mornining to get ready with slick conditions this afternoon. snow sleet, and pockets of freezi rain, may be a slick rush during the pm on the bridgeges in the overpasses wiwith temperatures risintonight turning into rain at times, cocontinuing off and on through the day tomorrow with minor flooding possible and snow melt with downpours. >> okay me and my friends are getting the ive going for miss obama. back in to george. >> got to be brushing your teeth at the same time. >> i know. >>> she does. we'll kick off our "heat index" with faith hill the country superstar showed off a big scar when she posed with her husband tim mcgraw on the oscar's red carpet sparking questioned from concerned fans but now the mystery has been solved and abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: country superstar faith hill sporting a sleek new pixie cut at the oscars. on the red carpet with our very own lara spencer. >> love love the hair. you look very chic. >> reporter: but this morning it's

we see the rain that we saw yesterday has pushed it way into southern california, still dealing with a few snowshowers in the sierra nevadae system arriving tomorrow. if you're south of san jose, you'll want to keep your umbrella handy. temperatures will continue to warm. we'll see low 70s as we head into thursday and friday. mid-70s as we head into your saturday. with all of your changes in your bay area forecast, be sure to down lloyd our brand-new weather app. >> well, santa claire count board of supervisor -- well, santa clara task force will provide a board to find a solution to the homeless community. >> you may remember when the so- called jungle was cleared out in san jose. it wasn't long before new encampments started topping up right away. >> here to june us is supervisor dave cortese -- to join us is supervisor dave cortese. wanted to start by talking about this task force. what are some of the main goals? >> well, the main goals are to 0 accelerate implementations of solutions. we have 7600 homeless right now in any given night in santa clara county, over 5,000 of those in the city ofage. when you pull people

nevada nice shot. that storm that was coastal bringing thunderstorms to southern california moves away and a drier dayme. >> thanks, ginger. they may be drier out west. we're dry to start but not lasting too long. let's take a look at your exclusive accuweather forecast as we look outside and we see atlantic city, you can still see a little bit of sunshine mixing with the clouds but sunshine will fade as the storm approaches. an early high of 34. this afternoon and evening we get snow that develops. it changes to a slippery wintry mix before changing over to rain later on tonight. tomorrow it's rain at times and 45. thursday colder and snowy with accumulating snow going for miss obama. back in to george. >> got to be brushing your teeth at the same time. >> i know. >>> she does. we'll kick off our "heat index" with faith hill the country superstar showed off a big scar when she posed with her husband tim mcgraw on the oscar's red carpet sparking questioned from concerned fans but now the mystery has been solved and abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: country superstar faith hill sporting a slee

virginia city, nevada, a very nice shot but that storm that was coastal bringing thunderstorms to southern morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area microclimate forecast. it is going to be full of sunshine seasonal temperatures today, followed by clear and cool mights and warm irafternoons, and near record highs this weekend. today, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast into san francisco, and mid-to-upper 60 for the rest of us. do not be surprised not here runs mid-60s inland to money 40s around the bay shore. the seven-day forecast is all in the 70s by >>> okay, me and my friends are getting the high-five going for miss obama. back in to george. >> ginger, you got to be brushing your teeth at the same time. >> i know. >> she does. >>> we're going to kick off our "heat index" with faith hill, the country superstar showed off a big scar when she posed with her husband tim mcgraw on the oscar's red carpet sparking all kinds of questions from concerned fans, but now the mystery has been solved and abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: country superstar faith hill sporting

southern u.s. border. and those drones are being flown by pilots and flight crews in north dakota and nevada.ely. we have proven it. we do it every day. they are delivering supplies to forward air bases by helicopter. >> you're a pilot, dave. pilots are proud people. they have gone flew thousands of hours in training. i would imagine if i'm a pilot or airline union and someone says hey, we are going to put this drone technology in your cockpit just in case there will be significant pushback. >> i think clearly there is the potential for pushback. first off, professional pilots are professionals. and they take the responsibility of getting their passengers safely to a destination very seriously. i can't imagine what was going through the mind of that captain as he desperately tried to get into that flight deck. he had lost control of his airplane. that's something no one wants. there will be fear of big brother. there will be fear that big brother takes control of the airplane at the wrong time. with certain safeguards and protocols that could be avoided. there may be push back from unions fro

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nevada to pick the case. no. they went and they found a judge who had already -- not specifically but in his district. they went to southerntexas. so look. this is going to be decided. but i just want to make it clear because there seems to be some confusion, mr. chairman that people keep saying that what the president did was unconstitutional. and the former attorney general now governor another politician in texas who is the attorney general, tweeted it's unconstitutional! any of you read the decision -- any of you read the decision that said it was unconstitutional? nope. yet you have the governor of the state of texas a former attorney general saying it is unconstitutional. you see the parameters we're dealing in. we're dealing in political parameters on what should be an issue about how it is we deal with an immigration system. i just want to go back to my colleagues who have spoken earlier. the fact is, 4%. many of my colleagues like to argue the following. well, why don't you just round up all the criminals and deport them them. because we only provide sufficient money for 4%. let me repeat that. we only provide --

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nevada to pick the case. no, they went and found a judge who had already -- not him but in his district so they could go. they went to southernxas. so look this is going to be decided. but i just want to make it clear. because there seems to be some confusion, mr. chairman, that people keep saying that what the president did was unconstitutional. and the former attorney general now governor, another politician in texas who was the attorney general, tweeted "it's unconstitutional." any of you read into the decision in anybody read into the decision? he said it was unconstitutional? nope. yet you have the governor of the state of texas a form attorney general, saying it's unconstitutional. you see the parameters we're dealing in. we're dealing in political parameters. on what should be an issue about how it is we deal with an immigration system. i just want to go back to my colleagues who spoke earlier. the fact is 4%. many of my colleagues like to argue the following. well, why don't you just round up all the criminals and deport them? because we only provide sufficient money for 4%. let me repeat that. we only provide -- and

nevada to pick the case. no, they went and found a judge who had already -- not him but in his district so they could go. they went to southern. so look this is going to be decided. but i just want to make it clear. because there seems to be some confusion, mr. chairman, that people keep saying that what the president did was unconstitutional. and the former attorney general now governor, another politician in texas who was the attorney general, tweeted "it's unconstitutional." any of you read into the decision in anybody read into the decision? he said it was unconstitutional? nope. yet you have the governor of the state of texas a form attorney general, saying it's unconstitutional. you see the parameters we're dealing in. we're dealing in political parameters. on what should be an issue about how it is we deal with an immigration system. i just want to go back to my colleagues who spoke earlier. the fact is 4%. many of my colleagues like to argue the following. well, why don't you just round up all the criminals and deport them? because we only provide sufficient money for 4%. let me repeat that. we only provide -- and no