from myself and inspector tomi cato. thank you. >> president cleaveland: thank you, inspector juarez. is there any public comment on this presentation? commissioners? i see no public comment. public comment is closed. commissioners? any questions? vice president nakajo. >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much, president. thank you very much for your presentation. inspector juarez and inspector cato. first i want to say to you, chief decossio, in terms of response to this outreach team and in terms of the origin of it, which was the mission fires some years ago and the thought process that occurred for us, the department, to do outreach within the community. pretty much for me is an example what we can do for citizens. i appreciate both of you in terms of your presentation, because most people, not most people but i was former executive director of a senior center in japan town for 45 years and i know you recently went to that senior center and did that presentation and immediately they think i have a relationship w

i disagree with tomi.e dug in and is working hard at stay where he is and he's showing a little legal spunk by representing himself in court. maybe he has a legal career ahead of him. >> maybe this parents would prefer hip. when i saw this, i thought which lawyer would take this case on. this is probably the most of motivated he has been in 8 years. jesse: he's work hard to stay where he is. i can't believe his parents have to write him five letters. i have a 3-year-old. i can't imagine going to court in 27 years to kick my daughter out of my home. >> we invited him on to "watters world." let's play some sound from this guy. he was talking about impeachment. this is what he said. >> you can't be the boy who cried wolf and expect to have a viable impeachment power. you can't use it over and over again against the same president. if you are going to shoot him, you have got to shoot to kill. jesse: i don't want to be the p.c. police here. i am not going to get that sensitive. but if a republican talked about

steve: here is the thing, tomi, twitter, a lot of people who are at polar opposites to you politically are supporting your

tomi, a couple of things.d the conversations about illegal immigration and immigration. one group of people signs the guest book and says i would like to stay. here's my credentials. the other sneaks in. they might people a way in and there is a wrong way in. and for them to go that deep in your background, you have gotten under their skin to a level yink was possible. what is it about you that bothers them so much? >> it's not just me or anybody who advocates for merit based immigration or has an issue with open borders. again, just like you said, they don't seem to understand that we, on the right, believe in immigration. we understand that we are a nation of immigrants and i am proud of my heritage. however, i do believe that the immigration crisis of today is apples to oranges what it was in the 1800s when immigrants came to this country legally. were documented, worked for themselves, asked for nothing and built a life and a family. that has nothing to do with illegal immigration crisis of today that we m

wait until you see what they did to tomi lairen, assaulting her. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ok.francisco guy for governor? not the conservative guy, travis allen. what about this john cox? talks a big game... but what's he done? a chicago lawyer? huh? thirteen losing campaigns - seven in illinois? cox lost campaigns as a republican... and as a democrat. gave money to liberals. supported big tax increases. no wonder republicans say cox is unelectable in november. >> all right, our colleague tommy lairen over the weekend was verbally attacked, water thrown at her while having brunch with her parents in minneapolis. this is over the top. many people both sides of the aisle have been coming to her defense, rightly so. the president trump tweeting everyone is with tomi lairen, even crazy actress stating it's not good to resort to physical behavior. the first amendment is a beautiful thing. >tomi is with us now. i'm watching your trajectory go through the roof. you have a large fan base. this is over the top for me. how hard was it for you and your parents? >> of course it was humilia

tomi is with us now.ing your career, your introductory go through the roof. and i am very happy, you started a lot younger when i started. and you have such a large fan base, which is a tribute to you. this is so over-the-top for me. how hard was it for you and your parents? >> of course, it was humiliating. i think people forget that i am a real person at the end of the day into these things do embarrassed and humiliated me and especially for my family, i didn't want them to have to be a part oft this, something that i have grown used to. it is not something i want to subject them to. at the end of the day, like you said, john, i do have a following and not following is made up of large part by young girls. i hope that young girls will look atp this, conservative youg girls, see if i can handle this with grace, they can, too, never be discouraged from taking your voice. don't let the bullies take your energy. >> sean: you have no reason to be embarrassed and humiliated, because some coward, gutless, spin

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tomi lahren defines that. and let's bring her in now from los angeles. welcome back, tomi.> hi, guys. thank you. it's a compliment. i will take it. steve: you bet. we know you got started on facebook. well, now facebook has -- they say it was a mistake, but everything that was posted suddenly down at the bottom there was a question where do you think whatever you just read was hate speech? and if it was you clicked on it and apparently they were trying to figure out what to do about all the complaints about it's just a wild west these days on facebook. >> right. they were saying, facebook said that they were trying to, quote: learn something's not right. more like they are trying to learn something is not left. because as we know, mark zuckerberg himself could not define hate speech. if mark zuckerberg could not define hate speech. how are others defining hate speech? how are the users on facebook defining hate speech? we know how that goes. hate speech is defined as anything comes from a conservative page, a trump supporter and the like. steve: ultimately, won't this shut

tomi, thanks so much. pete: thanks, tomi, appreciate it.emocrats do agree on it remember back in the day. now that president trump is in office and he wants it they don't want the wall anymore. pete: lots to talk about border security. means different things to different people. ainsley: that's true. brian: harry reid was against chain migration said how outrageous it was video of him saying that and now the whole party i guess is for it hey, jillian. jillian: good morning brian, how are you. ainsley, pete? doing all right? good to see you too. jillian: golden state killer may have kept trophies from his victims. prosecutors reveal the chilling detail during a hearing whether to. james d'angelo appeared in the courtroom located up inside a cage. he is aciewtzed of at least 12 murders and dozens of rapes. bernie sanders might be eyeing another run for the white house. >> will voters get another chance to vote for bernie sanders in 2020? >> voters in vermont certainly coming up in november. nationally, you know, he is considering another run

look at what he tomie. >> there is a lot of concern and anxiety their planting right now. -- a republicanh dakota and member of the senate finance agriculture and commerceobviously, they ared about the commodity prices and where they are today. negotiationsta which president trump of his political coalition feels is a bad deal, with regard to the china bilateral -- he is concerned about his policy. vonnie: where is the wiggle room to offer something up? yesterday, meeting the top politicians here on including senator orrin hatch, i can tell you that plays a crucial role in terms of the bargaining chip the administration wants to get china accomplished on. simply look no further than the te. in order for north korea to give up nuclear weapons, they are trying to attract investment from the united states and china . cte is china's is public communication government backed has been doing business in iran and north korea by lifting trade restrictions the u.s. is signaling north koreans might be able to attract that investment from the chinese. >> this was a fascinating back track that happene

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my name is tomi. i'm an artist that helped run with the design of the community lot area. i work with ryan on many projects, and i can say that he is a very hard working man, and he's a very trustworthy person. he's working very hard to create a space that the entire community can enjoy together. i also worked many years ago as a valet at this specific lot, so i spent a lot of time there in the community, eating at the mexican restaurant next door, and i really enjoy the space, but i always knew that it was -- there was a lot of potential there. kind of just -- it's just a lot, but if you really put your head together, you can turn it into something really special. and when i saw the plans ryan had for it, it reminded me of home. i'm originally from nigeria. there, it's very common to have open community spaces, and the community comes together and you eat really delicious ethnic foods. you enjoy the sunset, you see your neighbors, and i feel like that's something we could really use in san francisco. i just wanted to say, i think it would be a big shame if san francisco l

was tomy assignments show clubs and schools and it made quite an impression on me. didn't do much on the public. sending employees out to pick up trash and it did not appreciate people failing trash. 19 84, i know we took a trip to meeting,ota, a highway and my wife and i kept talking about how clean the roadways were. we decided the cities were so clean that there had to be public involvement. speech -- a speech to a civics club. i challenge you to adopt the highway to get rid of the litter. of course, that was it part of my speech and did not expect anyone to jump up and do anything. the more i thought about it, the more i thought that might be something we could try. i called the chamber of commerce and enlisted their help and they said they're having a garden club and -- convention and they will put your man to give a speech and somebody will take us up on that. sure enough, the entire club did. in 1985, we put up the signs, highway adopted by the tyler club, they clean the highways and the adopt a highway program was born. we showed to video people that encoura

the mooch, tomi lahren, the ladies diamond and silk.t 10:00 p.m. we have a special guest griff jenkins in the building. we just see this guy walking down the street and we bring him in. how is your cast, man? >> want to make sure your burgers and fries are okay. everybody is doing well. >> jesse: looking good, griff. >> looking forward to an important weekend. >> there was a diving accident with a dog frisbee catching thing out there a month ago tomorrow when i was anchoring "fox & friends." and we may be shedding the sling tomorrow. tune. in bright and early. >> jesse: big reveal. >> kimberly: "fox & friends" a dangerous show. fantastic, thanks for joining the five. we love it greg, what do you have? >> greg: it is time for greg's plugs. why is it pointing at my hair? anyway, saturday, that's tomorrow night. you guys may be taking the weekend off, i'm not. 10:00 i have rob o'neill and comedian chris fe. kat timpf, cyrus. unlike jesse's you won't be tortured. >> jesse: not torture, enhanced interrogation. >> greg: literally figuratively

marines, at it was amazing and that was only equaled by the phenomenal opportunity i had toward the end tomy 10 years of active duty be a staff platoon commander at the base in quantico, virginia. 38 second lieutenants that were mine for six months, and it was amazing to watch these men and women coming fresh out of a lot of them has between ocs and when they showed up to basic school, and it was especially amazing to see them become officers and seal the amazing things they are really see the amazing things they are really doing, that is one of the greatest honors i have had personally and professionally. part ofl want to be something bigger than ourselves, so staying in touch with people that you have been able to influence positively, is incredible. one of the greatest things i got to experience in my last few years of the marine car was seeing the evolution of the roles of women. we now have the opportunity to serve in any job in any capacity, and any unit. and seeing women now stepping into those roles and seeing them accomplish more than they ever thought they would be able to, is a re

tomy sympathies go out mr. colvin, because the whole argument really, i think, didn't of hopedy that he kind it would. a way, yes, but i don't think it was because of theargument at the end of day, as that tally sheet shows certiorarites on before the argument. i do hear -- i think all through litigation, the strategy of bakke was to say, this is a quota. 16 slots that no one else can get except minorities. a powerfuls argument. and that was probably his best moment in the argument, which you just heard. >> and we also heard that there was another argument from the happened general, who to be an african-american himself, wade mccree, offering of thets on behalf carter administration, because of the national interest the case.stration saw in the and the brief, if you look in lots of inputhad from members of the carter administration that they prepared for the court. then we'llre calls, move on to the decision. ted in oak park, illinois. hi, ted. >> hi! you. this is great timing on the program. we just discussed