the ap claims the message deletes once it's read. if you try and take a screen shot, the message will also delete. none of the data is stored on a intelligence officials revealed seeing a spike in members of congress. national security and white house staff using encrypted messaging ap like confide to do things like leak information to the press. fox 5 spoke to one local text expert who worries these aps may allow government officials to think it's ok to behave unthecally >> people are using the ap to get information out they may not want other people's fingerprints on. relative to our democracy, i believe sometimes that's a good thing, but relative to holding people accountable, need to be accountable for their communication, that's challenge. >> if you're under oath, you have an obligation to tell what you talked about. it's a little bit like with -- with michael flynn, with general flynn and the discussion he had a phone conversation. and had to be truthful about what he said. the same thing applies to what you wrote in an ap be e

the ap claims it's deleted once read if you try to take a screen shot. the message will delete. recently intelligence officials revealed they seen a spike in members of congress, national security staff and white house staff using end incremented messaging ap like confide to do things like leak information to the press. >> people using the ap to actually get information out they may not want to be fingerprints on. and while you know, relative to our democracy, i think sometimes that's a good thing, but relative to holding people accountable that need to be accountable for their communications, that's challenge. >> tech experts say even though the ap claims to have quote military grade security, you already know this, nothing on the internet these days is 100% safe. flood waters ripped through a small california community forcing them out of their homes. what they're bracing for now. day after they returned. this is one way to get the downward dog. local yo gies are practicing with their pups. local yo gies are practicing with their pups. if youin a palace of ice,winter there's on

have 200,000 users with a goal of 1 million by this time next month >> i wonder if it cost to use the apink i would rather meet someone based on what they like not what they hate >> i'm sick of it. >> i can see the fun appeal of it. but you know, i don't think it will find you >> negative way to start a relationship howling hope it works for you. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00, 5at630 is next. >>> happy monday everybody. friend or foy, justin trudeau met for the first time. >> there's a reality check. this is what we're talking about. at 6:30, tweet us with the #5at630. president trump and canadian justin trudeau met at the white house, the two talked about strengthening the relationship between countries and a round table discussion about women in work force, at a joint press conference, immigration took center stage >> we have a problem that is a lot of people i have no idea on the home front, we have to create borders. we have to let people that can love our country in and i want to do that. we want to have a big beautiful open door and i want people t we cannot let the wrong people

it's good >> a hater is going to hate or in this case, >> hater on a date. >> yep, as i mentioned, the ap officially launched today but its creators have been testing it since december, the top three most commonly hated topics are the 23 presidential election bad sidewalk etiquette and drain hair? >> my man hates ketchup >> he just wants to find a woman who also hates ketchup. is that too much to ask >> she's out there. >> i know. >> calm down now, it's all right. >> i love ketchup >> a new traffic light is up and running at route 52 has a solid flashing arrow. means you can go left but use caution. there's only one other traffic light like that one in pennsylvania >> arrows are pointing to a significant storm >> here it comes >> here we go >> knocking on our door and after record highs today, we hit 66 in philadelphia. >> unbelievable. >> now we're talking about possibly six inches of snow depending on where you are. this is a major storm and major problems anticipated for tomorrow morning especially that's when the worst of it will hit. it has sped up a little bit. precip getting in abo

it's good >> a hater is going to hate or in this case, >> hater on a date. >> yep, as i mentioned, the ap officially launched today but its creators have been testing it since december, the top three most commonly hated topics are the 23 presidential election bad sidewalk etiquette and drain hair? >> my man hates ketchup >> he just wants to find a woman who also hates ketchup. is that too much to ask >> she's out there. >> i know. >> calm down now, it's all right. >> i love ketchup >> a new traffic light is up and running at route 52 has a solid flashing arrow. means you can go left but use caution. there's only one other traffic light like that one in pennsylvania >> arrows are pointing to a significant storm >> here it comes >> here we go >> knocking on our door and after record highs today, we hit 66 in philadelphia. >> unbelievable. >> now we're talking about possibly six inches of snow depending on where you are. this is a major storm and major problems anticipated for tomorrow morning especially that's when the worst of it will hit. it has sped up a little bit. precip getting in abo

the commercials and we have a respective of the new ap from the nfl. league getting childish with the one free imaging heros of the past. they call for super bowl 51 is 6:30 eastern right here on fox. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. now, fox 5 local news at 6:00. starts now. flush news >>> dc school closing two days due to a bed bugs investigation. >> i'm sarah simmons in tonight for tony. >> savoy alarm in southeast. the school announced it will be closed monday and tuesday for a good cleaning. some parents say it's too little too late. lindsay is live at the school with the latest. >> reporter: we have been watching opponent control professionals going nifty school. you can see those two vehicles down there there's at least one more. this comes after the teacher's union tells us that the majority did not show up because of concerns about bed bugs. this afternoon, students and parents got this letter announcing the two-day closure next week. it says in part, during the cleaning and the infection process, savoy school community will temporarily reloc

the white house vehemently denies the aps report. sean spicer calling it, "100% not true. lso says there is "no truth to it" ." chuck schumer, however, slamming the idea. >> there is an ap report that says they are considering, the administration is considering 100,000 national guard troops to round up immigrants. that is despicable. that would be one of the most un-american things that would have been in the last century, and i just hope it is not true. the fact that i might be considered is appalling. >> >> this is hard to discuss, because clearly sean spicer, the white house, saying no true, but, in fact, there was something written that the ap obtained that said it was being discussed. so should we interpret this as real or not real? >> i don't know if it is real or fake. but let's get real for a second about the policy, which is, if you are going to, on any kind of a large-scale deport illegal immigrants, this is not a political statement i am making, this was the platform, practically, how do you implement that? i don't see a way forward for this policy without sendin

the hill did a whip count which says that ellison is leading with 105 votes and the ap says democratic strategists have perez ahead with 205 votes. neither has the 224 votes needed to win this thing. we'll see. election day tomorrow in a small but serious way. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow -- no, see you again monday. now time for "the last word." good evening, art. that understands how important having enemies is. and if it's not the media, it's going to be some other group. expect to hear this a lot. >> if i were doing fake news, i would have been fired a long time ago. >> they're the enemy of the people. >> it is an effort to divide and conquer, to divide the press from the people and to divide the press among themself. i don't think in the long run, i don't think honestly in the short run it's going to work. >> they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. >> his aides were giving an unnamed background briefing at the white house just this morning. >> just hours after president trump called fake news an enemy of the people, his admi

the hill did a whip count which says that ellison is leading with 105 votes and the ap says democratic strategists have perez ahead with 205 votes. neither has the 224 votes needed to win this thing. we'll see. election day tomorrow in a small but serious way. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow -- no, see you again monday. now time for "the last word." good evening, art. >> i didn't know election day was tomorrow. i always learn something watching your show. >> like it's always 5:00 somewhere. it's always election day somewhere. >> there are two big storylines tonight. what trump wants everyone to focus on. another dramatic battle with the press. and the story he's trying to bury. some of the worst news to hit his administration on national security this year. >> we are fighting the fake news. it's fake. phony. fake. >> this is an administration that understands how important having enemies is. and if it's not the media, it's going to be some other group. expect to hear this a lot. >> if i were doing fake news, i would have been fired a long time ago. >> they're the en

the white house press secretary said the ap report is 100% not true. sean spicer said on air force one quoted as irresponsible to be saying this. there is no effort at all to utilize the national guard to round up these illegal immigrants. charles schumer reacted to the initial report. >> that is despicable. that would be one of the most un-american things to happen in the last century. i hope it is not true. the fact it might even be considered is appalling. >> another democratic senator kamala harris of california called the idea deeply disturbing. he said in a statement such a employment would be an abuse of executive power and added i challenge democrats and republicans whether they are members of congress or governors to condemn this plan and ensure it never sees the light of day. >>> still ahead, self- destructing messages sound like something from out of a spy movie. find out how secure messaging apps are being used to leak information out of washington. >>> plus, new efforts to protect bart commuters in case of a strike. the plans on the table t

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the ap claims once read, the message deletes.take a screen shot, it will also delete itself. the makers both military grade security and claim none of the data is stored on any server. recently intelligence officials revealed a spike me members of congress, national security staff and white house staff using confide to do things like leak information to the press. fox 5 spoke to a local tech expert who worries these aps may allow government to think it's ok to behave unethically and that could catch up to them. >> people are using the ap to actually get information out they may not want to be, you know, fingerprints on. and our democracy, i think sometimes that's a good thing. but you know, relative to holding people accountable that need to be accountable for their communications, that's challenge. if you're under oath. you have an obligation to tell what you talked about. it's a little bit like with -- with michael flynn, general flynn and the discussion, he had a phone conversation and had to be ethic about what he said. the s

so we will go back to the breaking news from the ap. draft memo obtained outlines the president's administration propose under consideration that would mobilize as many as 100,000 national guard troops to round up unauthorized immigrants. millions who would be affected live in 11 states that are not near the mexican border. it's an 11-page document according to the ap that calls for the militarization. if it is implemented, governors in the affected states would have the final approval on whether troops under their control participate. how this affects california, if this affects california, we're still working to learn that. it is breaking news. we will get you more as soon as we have it. >>> 7:24. from the baseball month under to singing in nashville, barry is making the most of his latest career choice. ♪[music] ♪[music] >> he has become the first cy young winner to make it to the billboard charts. no secrets sold a thousand copies in the first week. it ranked 39 on billboard. bernie williams also made it on the charts. >> james taylo

the ap claims the message deletes once it's read. screen shot, the message will also delete. the makers claim none of the data is stored on any server. intelligence official revealed they've seen a spike in members of congress, national security staff and white house staff using end incremented messaging aps like confide to do things like leak information to the press. fox 5 spoke to one local text expert worries these aps may allow government officials think it's ok to behave unethically t democracy, i think sometimes that's a good thing, but relative to holding people accountable that need to be accountable for their communications, that's a challenge. if you're under oath you have an obligation to tell what you talked about, a little bit like with -- with michael flynn, with general flynn and the discussion. he had a phone conversation and had to be true about what is it. the same thing, even if the ap and the data disappeared. ethics still apply to being truthful, to being -- to holding up an oath. all those things still apply re

the ap, the associated press, says the memo it has in hand was authored by homeland security secretary john kelly. white house press secretary sean spicer says the report is 100% false. spicer is traveling with president trump right now on air force 1. they are on their way to a boeing plant in south carolina. on board the plane, spicer tells reporters there is no effort to utilize the national guard to round up illegal immigrants. california senator kamala harris says the mere suggestion that the president would consider ordering 100,000 members of the national guard to go door to door checking document status is deeply disturbing. according to the ap, the draft memo says participating national guard troops would be authorized to perform the functions of an immigration officer. it says they would be authorized to conduct searches and identify and arrest any unauthorized immigrants. memo outlines 11 states, including california where the troops could be used. the memo also says that governors would have the choice of whether to have the national guard troops participate. ap says the dr

and they don't usually go through the normal pecking order of calling on the networks and the ap. the more outlets that get questioned in, people are happy with that. and sean spicer, to his credit, has been doing relatively well and taking a lot of questions. the skype is an interesting novelty that

the ap went ahead with the headline. abby: this is not the opinion blogger, this is from the ap. would go on for decades. abby: a lot lot of people don't know where to go for news. the more american people trust trump than reporters. we thought about all of this and emails have been pouring in. i trust the president 100% more than the media. i always considered the media not to be on my side. clayton: freedom of the press speech, i totally get it but what several news outlets have been doing lately is not journalism. peter: the media is the whole reason the country is so divided, how can anyone make an educated decision when they aren't getting the whole story? >> he did not mention the washington post in his tweet where he said dishonest media and -- as a response when vice president learned about the lie from michael flynn, fired michael flynn. he said that in the conference. that's how he learned that he had been lied to, from the washington post reporting. he didn't label dishonest media. abby: really transparent saying, i have nothing to hide here. ask me anything you want.

the ap says it would have troops travel as far north as portland, oregon and as far east as new orleans. the governors of the states would decide whether or not there troops would participate. it was written january 25. local faith leaders gathered in front of the ice field offices protesting the new policies. the group is calling for an end of raids happening around virginia and the country. >> to continue these raids, you will have a confrontation with the church. >> the group came to immigration services building with a strong message. are to know the tactics create fear. john: they are holding a prayer vigil. cause, and without any allegations of criminal activity. you don't have a six to eight cars waiting in an area if you are not staking that area out. they pushed eight individuals up against the wall. john: the men were stopped by agents as they left the church. sanctuary, seeking to get out of the cold. john: these advocates also want specific answers today. they want ice to release each and every name arrested and details about the arrest. nearly 700 arrest and half a dozen st

meanwhile, the joliet county school district was named to the ap district honor roll for expanding access to advanced placement courses and tests while expanding student achievement. our work with pennsylvania schools has included $465 million in restored funding for k-12 education, $14.6 million and 81ly intervention, .4 million dollars for higher education. we have restored funding for early childhood education and now nearly 200 school districts across the commonwealth are planning to make new investments in pre-k or kindergarten. all as they embark on a lifetime of learning. [applause] we haven't solved the problem in the education sayem, but i am proud to that with the investments we have worked together to make in pennsylvania's future, it's already paying off. i am proposing $125 million more for classrooms. $75 million to expand high-quality early childhood education. [applause] governor wolf: thank you. million in additional money for our state system of higher education. [applause] governor wolf: thank you. just as the people of pennsylvania make their children otherpriority, so

help with that big league, but necessithey nee knocked out. >> that differs from the reporting from the apuggesting that trump was thinking about an incursion into mexico by u.s. troops to hit the drug cartels. sources say those reports were based on the inaccurate description of the call written by aides. one official who spoke to cnn described trump as naive to think he would have great relationship was all world leaders. >>> the white house is raising the stakes with iran. national security advisor michael flynn lashing out to iranians. listen to the warning to tehran after parting shots at the previous administration. >> president trump has criticized the agreements wee s reached with iran and the forms former administration. instead of being thankful to the united states and others, iran is feelings emboldened. as of today, we are putting iran on notice. >> the defense minister said it did not violate international agreements and warns iran will not allow out siders to interfere with the military affairs. let's get the latest from frederik pleitgen who has been in tehran. he has been

the ap obtained a memo written by homeland secretary john kelly. it calls for as many as 100,000 national guard troops to take part in a crackdown on illegal immigration. the bay area congressman urged on the president to focus on what everyone can agree on. >> talk to democrats about infrastructure. there's a lot of democrats that want to put america to work. find what units us. >> according to the memo governor brown and other governors in the affected states would have a choice to have their national guard troops have a part in the crack down. >>> new hope for cancer patients. an alternative to chemotherapy. >>> it's life giving medication. >> do you have any idea what this number is. >> the amount of number it costs for three days. >> you've been on the job 25 years, you have to -- . >>> in our segment a breakthrough treatment tested in strapp, san francisco giving cancer patients new hope. >> the weapon to cure cancer could be in our own bodies, it in a new treatment called immuno therapy. >> the first was eight hours in there. it's over 1400 s

january 28th, sold bury township police said nicholas fisher lure add 13-year-old boy using the ap grinder to a community park where he sexual assaulted the child outside. on february 3rd, police say that nathan a 29-year-old from lamp bettersville lured a different 13 boy to the same location. the victim told police that the assault occurred at the park in the suspect's truck. that suspect is referred to as nate and sometimes jake. according to police documents he pressured the boy to meet at the park using snapchat >> there's potential for additional victims. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, it stated this type of news reminds all of us that our community is not immune from facing serious situations. the district will be working with police on unsurprised use of smart devices >> these children can access any applications on their cell phones, gaming consoles, where predators or offenders can reach out to them >>> police advise parents to know your child's passwords and extracts use especially late at night. if you do find something suspicious on their device, screen shot and save it.

meanwhile, in mifflin town, the juniata school district was named to the ap district honor roll for expanding access to advanced placement courses and tests while maintaining student achievement. one of 44 districts across the commonwealth to earn that distinction. our renewed commitment to pennsylvania schools included $465 million in restored funding for k through 12 education, $14.6 million in additional money for early intervention, and $81.4 million for higher education. we restored $60 million in funding for early childhood education and now nearly 200 school districts across the commonwealth are planning to make new investments in pre-k or kindergarten giving thousands of our youngest pennsylvanians a boost as they embark on a lifetime of learning. [ applause ] we haven't solved every problem in our education system, but i am proud to say that with the investment we worked together to make, in pennsylvania's future, that that investment is already paying off. so in this budget, i'm proposing 125 million more for k to 12 classrooms. $75 million to expand high quality early childhood edu

and they don't usually go through the normal pecking order of calling on the networks and the ap. the more outlets that get questioned in, people are happy with that. and sean spicer, to his credit, has been doing relatively well and taking a lot of questions. the skype is an interesting novelty that the local reporters are asking more local oriented questions. they have to apply through the white house. but you have a cleveland reporter, a michigan reporter, folks from coal country. so obviously people ask about specific issues. host: do those people get a question every briefing? guest: yes, all for skype seats get a question of the briefing but they don't have them every briefing. host: catherine is up next. caller: good morning. prime minister netanyahu is going to be meeting with trump, as i understand this week. but a is kind of far out, solution for peace in that area. been said that if the arabs attacked israel, it could split israel into two parts at the narrowest part of israel. the west bank to tel aviv. -- israel doesn't become vulnerable to attacks by the palestinians.

according to the ap, the department of homeland security is considering a proposal to use national guardroops to crack down on immigrants in 11 states, including here in california. now, the white house quickly responding today, saying it was very early draft and that idea was quickly rejected. and then there's russia. calls for an investigation into the trump administration's ties to russia are growing louder tonight. this time republicans are stepping forward. here is nbc bay area's jean elle. >> reporter: you know, this is bigger than water gate. this is fundamental to our democracy. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spears says the house intelligence committee must take a deep dive into the trump administration's ties to vladimir putin and russia's role in the presidential election. >> if we're going to do this job and do it for real, we're going to have to hire staff that will be able to take on that investigative challenge. if we don't, then i would suggest that the -- the committee investigation is all show. >> reporter: spier wants to hear from former national security adviser ni

but there is a place in this nation from the ap a-- appalacha rural areas and other areas i've just named where the quality education is not the norm. as a matter of fact, the exact opposite is the norm. and that means that we all will pay a hefty price, not financially -- because that's seconsecondary. we lose human potential when it is not developed, and that is a travesty. one that we can ill-afford as a nation. so while i am seriously concerned about our debate on betsy devos, and i'm seriously concerned about public education, i am very concerned about the quality outcomes not being experienced by our rural kids and our inner city kids and far too often we forget to have a debate about the children in the ^+s-pl. -- in the system. we have -- we have a debate about the system, we have a debate about the secretary of the system, but we haven't thoroughly vetted the accomplishments or lack of accomplishments within that system. so we should not cast a shadow over all public education. we should, however, illuminate or cast a bright light into problem areas and look for options to improv

the ap is one of the more popular ones, the 28 mexican deportees being sent back to mexico all killed the newspapers, there was no mention of the names with the exception of one newspaper. my bad, with the exception of two newspapers. the fresno bee made an attempt to publish the names a couple days after the accident. the names were badly misspelled, erroneous. some of them look like they're spelled phonetically. but there was an attempt and on the publish i think maybe a dozen of the names. the only newspaper that did publish the names, and that's the popular, the popular belief of the time or even now was maybe they didn't have access to the names, or where were the names? or how did he find the names? i thought to myself as an author he was exploring this idea, there was a manifest somewhere, a government program. somebody has the names, right? lo and behold i find an article published in spanish language independent newspaper, only published in french at the time specifically publish for the mexican community and fresno, for the mexican farmworker. it is published writer in china

january 28th, sold bury township police said nicholas fisher lure add 13-year-old boy using the ap grindera community park where he sexual assaulted the child outside. on february 3rd, police say that nathan a 29-year-old from lamp bettersville lured a different 13 boy to the same location. the victim told police that the assault occurred at the park in the suspect's truck. that suspect is referred to as nate and sometimes jake. according to police documents he pressured the boy to meet at the park using snapchat >> there's potential for additional victims. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, it stated this type of news reminds all of us that our community is not immune from facing serious situations. the district will be working with police on unsurprised use of smart devices >> these children can access any applications on their cell phones, gaming consoles, where predators or offenders can reach out to them >>> police advise parents to know your child's passwords and extracts use especially late at night. if you do find something suspicious on their device, screen shot and save it. tha

the ap also says the president initially thought flynn could survive the controversy. >> as all of this, we have learned that the start of flynn's downfall resulted from parts of the u.s. intelligence community paying attention to the news. what could be described as reading the tea leaves. abc's pierre thomas at justice. >> reporter: flynn's spectacular fall started with a hunch by the intelligence community. it began when president obama issued those tough december sanctions. kicking russian officials out of the u.s. for hacking the democrats. >> our goal continues to be to send a clear message to russia. art. always knew he was very suspicious of the failure to nversations between flynn and russian ambassador. acting attorney general, sally yates and others wanted to notify the white house. fbi chief james comey was concerned the investigation was at too sensitive a stage and could be compromised. but as trump surrogates repeatedly backed flynn's version of events, yates decided she had to act. warning white house officials they had been misled. she worried flynn was at risk of russi

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money for the dos program comes from the federal government and that mainly funds ihss programs and the aps program and small pieces of other programs that funds the older americans act that is an important part of the office of disabilities and reasonable those in federal, state danish grants and on the lower right of $8.6 million the older american money is federal money in the bucket we have stated money that comes primary to support the ihss program we have what we call realignment to money or realignment money that is money that comes to the county from the state it is funded by sales tax and vehicle revenue money there for funding for specific programs in the dot project the adult protective services is funded in part by 2011 realignment to the money and then there is what you expect the substantial amount of general fund it supports the ihss program through what we call the ihss mou in two slices in the slice that is referred to as work order recovery for $21 million and the aid work order is money that comes to us from another city department in this case it is the department of hea

to me that's the significance of the story that the ap wrote. commonly known facts. it shows that donald trump and his team, led by steve bannon, are only beginning the process of trying to bring those other agencies to heal, to make them see the world as the trump white house sees it which is, of course, not what the intelligence community is supposed to be doing. they're supposed to be speaking hard truth to power. >> jake, howard calls it a war. do you agree? >> i think it's probably something approaching that. the big mistake donald trump and his white housemaid here was kind of leaving congress out of the fold. i think donald trump is going to learn this as time goes on, that he needs all of washington on board so there are a lot of hands on deck. a lot of mistakes he made on a lot of fronts early in his administration could be avoided if he had professionals, the people who write legislation and write orders and who understand the law and how to implement things are on board. that is something he has not done so far and something it looks like he is inching towa

. >>> tonight, the ap is reporting president trump is threatingen to send the u.s. military to mexico. betty yu on the ultimatum to the mexican president. >> reporter: according to the associated press, president trump threatened to send u.s. troops to stop so-called bad hombres down there. unless the mexican military does more to control them. that is according the a transcript of a phone call between he and enrique pena nieto. it is unclear who he considers to be bad hombres and the transcript did not contain nieto's response. tonight, president trump is threatening to "go nuclear" referring to the show down of the supreme court nominee. neil gorsuch met senators on capitol hill. republicans praised his qualifications. democrats promised a fight. >> i think that the democrats should do everything they can in order to block his nomination. >> reporter: under senate rules, it takes 60 votes to confirm a supreme court nominee. but, there is is a political maneuver called the nuclear option that can change that to a simple majority. trump is urging mitch mcconnell to

dropped to fourth in the ap rankings. great start for nova against st. john's. 8-0 in the first half. brunson deposits two, gets the 18-point half-time lead for nova. nova goes inside, then back out to donte divincenzo. cash money. the freshman can play a little bit. had 20 over the bench. nova over the johnnys, 92-79. the flyers win over montreal thursday was a breath of fresh air for a team that fell flat out of the all-star break, orange and black looking to build on that momentum yesterday as they welcomed the kings to south philly. a visit from l.a. means a return from 77, former flyer jeff carter leading his team onto the ice. pick it up in the second half, king to the cross bar, one end flooirgs flyers push the other way. sean couture yea the other way. he can only hit the post. flyers that close to cashing in. later in the period michael neuvirth, a save of the year candidate. wow, robs brown with the glove. didn't look like he'd get there. brown with almost the whole net to shoot at. neuvirth gets the glove down. standing ovation for his effort and he w

make sure you track the incoming storm with our free ap. click on the weather tab to get the latest updates and get information for your specific neighborhood. >> vowing to come back, blogger milo yiannopoulos says he plans to return to uc berkeley soon. earlier this week, his speech was cancel because of a protest that turned violent. they tore down barriers and damaged buildings. tom jensen live in downtown berkeley.

. >> reporter: lucio camp pose told the ap 25 years in the u.s. illegally and arrested after paying a ticket at an oregon courthouse. trump's description of the deportation raising eyebrows. >> it's a military operation. >> reporter: the administration worked to clarify the use of the word military. >> the president was using that as an adjective. it's happening with precision. >> no, repeat no use of military force in immigration operations. none. >> reporter: homeland security secretary john kelly there and secretary of state rex tillerson met mexico's president who said his country's top priority the protection of mexicans in the u.s. and respect for their rights. kendis and adrienne. >> all right. thank you, kenneth moton, live in washington for us, we appreciate it. >>> the rowdy crowds at congressional town halls across the country show no signs of letting up. outside tucson, arizona, people packed a church to ask representative martha mcsally questions. mcsally was asked about her thoughts on newly appointed education secretary betsy devos.

i wanted to teach the apes sign language. that was after i wanted to be a fighter pilot, of course. >> also on her list. >> dancing at a cindy concert. >> it's really challenging to be, this one is about me. part of me hopes it's not about me and maybe somewhere, someone will hear about this and be like, i'm going to write down my list, i'm going to do this. >> i hope she gets the whole list. also trending this morning, university of texas students are channeling their own beyonce. hosted a concert concert promising students in their best queen b costumes they would get tickets to the grammys, and it was a hit. a sophomore, colin, was the winner because he recreated one of beyonce's photos. the one from the pregnancy shoot recently. >> it wasn't that one right there. that was it? >> okay, that must be one in a series, we saw the one where she was sitting. okay, the whole thing makes me uncomfortable. speaking of beyonce, she is now in the the middle of some legal drama. it's all about this song. ♪[ music ] >> all right, so ye

on that point, doug, the ap news agency has quoted a local official saying the erosion on that spillwayaffected the advice you're giving to residents? the advice to the residents to evacuate is coming from primarily local safety officials, the sheriff of butte cou nty officials, the sheriff of butte county and his entourage. the latest information you have is also the latest i've had. there's a contingency plan put into action right now to use helicopters to drop rocks into the area of the spillway that appears to have been eroding unexpectedly. if this contingency plan works and the helicoptered in rocks stop the flow and protect the land below the flow, then we may in fa ct land below the flow, then we may in fact escape this significant potential danger to public safety and that's certainly the hope as we go into the nighttime hours here on the west coast. it's going on 8pm. you, around 4am your time. doug, very briefly, you mention the heavy rainfall. has that stopped? very briefly, you mention the heavy rainfall. has that stopped7m actually stopped on friday and it was blue skies s

. >> meanwhile, a senior administration official is quoted by the ap saying president trump and sometingency plans for flynn's dismissal last week. the ap also says the president initially thought flynn could survive the controversy. >> as all of this playing out, we have learned that the start of flynn's downfall resulted from parts of the u.s. intelligence community paying attention to the news. what could be described as reading the tea leaves. abc's pierre thomas at justice. >> reporter: flynn's spectacular fall started with a hunch by the intelligence community. it began when president obama issued those tough december sanctions. kicking russian officials out of the u.s. for hacking the democrats. >> our goal continues to be to send a clear message to russia. >> stunningly, putin didn't realate, inviting american children to a kremlin party. donald trump tweeting at the time i always knew he was very smart. suspicious of the failure to counterpunch, the fbi and intelligence community started digging, uncovering bombshell conversations between flynn and russian ambassador. acting

for great apes, meeting the right mate isn't easy, so a dutch zoo has created a tinder for orangutans experimh a female orangutan will choose her partner from options on a touchscreen. biologist notes that often animals have to be taken back to the zoo they came from without mating. things don't always go well. research are struggling to find a tablet that the orangutan can break. to be fair to her, it must be infuriating when all your potential matches keep sending you nudes. of course, before the internet chimps use to meet their mates on dating hotlines. >> good boy, hang that phone up. [laughter] >> hang it up. >> always funny to me. [laughter] >> tom: i guess that wasn't a match made in heaven. thanks to america's funniest home videos for that clip, i wanted to give them credit. >> the sad thing is that monkey went on to rip that woman's face off. >> tom: that was a different video. dave, do you think this is going to work? >> america's funniest home videos, yeah, it's been going on for decades. >> tom: for the orangutan. >> you know, i have high hopes. i've always wondered what

the ap obtained a draft of a memo apparently written by john kelly. the memo is dated january 25 and calls for as many as 100,000 national guard troops. >> that's despicable, that would be one of the most un- american things that would happen in the last century. i just hope it's not true. the fact that it could be considered is appalling. >> according to the memo governor brown and other governors would have a choice to have the national guard troops participate. the potential plan is raising concerns. congressman, thanks for joining us, the white house is adamant this is not on the table, what's your reaction? >> good afternoon, let me thank the cops who confronted that shooter. with respect to this report it's another effort from the white house to make us less us, and less us is having a travel ban based on what religion someone believes. engaging in the election. putting armies in the streets to break up families and remove them in this country. i hope it's not true. the president will learn there's another two branches of the government that can

the ap had a fact-check store that i thought was well done. the judge in the seattle case, judge robart, asked the attorney how many people have been arrested since 9/11 from the seven countries. she said i don't know. he said i'll tell the answer, it's zero. it's not true. >> kellyanne, the problem is social securiit is difficult to hear the media makes mistakes. it's difficult to laer thhear t coming from the white house who calls us fake news for stories that they don't like. >> well, jake, we have a high respect for the truth and i can only speak for me. i'm sorry i misspoke. >> you cited it a couple times before that interview. >> i whereas misquoted. i should have said mastermind. we have a high regard, i want you to see the other facts we are doing. the people that text and write and e-mail and stop us to say thank you, it's a big country, of people who believe he is going to improve their lives. >> sure million of americans absolutely. >> you and i sit down, you will find quickly that there are people who feel like their lives have impr

sandwich shop, saying they're never going to eat there and others posting pictures of them deleting the ap. the nasty backlash against this sandwich shop is fueled by people apparently don't have anything particularly against the swipey chain but don't like president trump and are angry with casey patent for having met with him. there are personal threats going along with all of this and law enforcement has been alerted. some of the customer we say talked today even some that don't like donald trump is saying this is flat out harassment and things have gone too far >> small business owner and going to do the best for his best, doesn't necessarily reflect his political >> it doesn't matter somebody else's business. make the business profitable. using the president to do that. i don't think that the right >> they're doing exactly what donald trump is doing. >> reporter: now, a company spokesman told us today that casey patent decided he wanted to spend the day kind of talking with some of his employees and you know, working at these shops. a lot of people understandably upset about all of th

according to the ap the draft memo was written by john kelly. it says up to 100,000 national guard troops could be authorized to preform the function of immigration officers. the draft memo basically floats the idea to offer 11 states including california the option to use troops and says that governors will have a chance to participate. this morning senate minority leader said that he finds the idea disturbing. >> that's horrible. that would be one of the most unamerican things that would happen in the last century. and i just hope that it's not true. the fact that it may even be considered is shocking. >> this morning the white house press secretary said that the report is 100% not true and that the memo isn't a white house document. he said there is no effort at all to use the national guard to round up illegall immigrants. the associated press said the draft document has circulated among staff at the department of homeland security for about two weeks. both presidents obama and george hw bush dispatched national guard troops to the border to

should know that in the dos budget we have about two or $3 million of 2011 realignment revenue for the aps program most of 2011 realignment it in child welfare and the adoptions so dos doesn't have to absorb this. >> and then the bigger and more problematic reduction that we have is what the cal works program reduction cal works with the main maintenance program on the federal level that is referred to the cal works single allocation fund the eligibility for the cal works program welfare to work program or employment services program training, placement and subsidized wage program it is funded stage one childcare for people who are praeptd in welfare to work program and then a small program for pregnant teens call the cal earth program and the cal works methodology is also very much tied to coddling and cal works coddling is not coming down cal works and calfresh as you expect are independent on the strength of the labor market and as demand for labor interposes in the economy the number of people on calfresh and cal workers come down to find a job and either we help people get placed or t

customers parking must now use the park rtc ap or pay at these parking participations, if the business they're visiting doesn't have a designated validation area. president of bill bowl restaurant erin said his customers complained that parking system is way too complicated and even intrusive. >> people don't want to give their license plate information. people don't know that they have to know which garage they parked in. different retailers have different garages they value dated which is confusing for the customers. >> reporter: he's one of 60 other biases who are now meeting next week to consider options going forward including a possible lawsuit. >> everyone has expressed lower sales and decrease in traffic. people mentioned ranges from ten to 50%. >> reporter: officials representing boston properties say tre 70,000 downloads of the park rtc ap since its launch in january, while they say it would be inappropriate to speculate or respond to any possible legal action against them, they did release this statement, quote. there has been misinformation reported about rest on town cente