i have confidence in that. >> host: that's joe in tucson, arizona. again, any thoughts expressed or at least some on this topic of free speech. you can add yours as well. this is ohio, democrat's line. that's where seth is. go ahead. you are on. good morning. >> caller: hi. high. i think you should encourage people to be free in their speech and say exactly how they feel because all we are teaching people today is to hide their hatefulness with manners, and you want to at least know who you're dealing with by allowing them to have free speech so that they don't, you know, make hateful judgments on your behalf, you know. because all the teaching people today is to hide their hatefulness with manners. that doesn't change who they are on the inside. that's what i think. >> host: using manners are a limited enforcement freedom of speech? >> guest: right. like say i a judge and you are on trial. if i don't like your race, i'm going to make a hateful judgment on your behalf but you will never know that. you will never be able to change that because i'm hid

tucson 36, las vegas 39 degrees. is it originally look like one of the system might merge with that one. this next system is showing signs of going near the coast. if that's the case on saturday we will not get much out of that. unless you that closer -- much closer to the coast. sunday system has more overland trajectory. it's cold this morning. it will be nice this afternoon. we have a colder system coming in late saturday early sunday. there is not a lot of preset. on monday morning we will be done. next week is looking drive. there could be far less, maybe a 10th of an inch. 50s on the temperatures, 57 san jose. the weekend will be okay. a mix of sun and clouds, some rain, but not a lot. the rest of the week looking quiet. >>> coming up next, local townhall meetings, last night was a different story. hundreds of people are now packing these meetings. >>> we are doing movie themes on the traffic jams. the oscars are coming up. people are feeling in a movie we can kind of mode. footloose, kenny loggins. if there's

tucson was down to 36. 47 in san diego. 46 in la this morning. mostly sunny today. clouds moving in tomorrow. best opportunity for rain is late saturday into sunday night and monday. 50s on the temps staying there through the weekend as well. >>> we have some slow traffic. some on the freeways taking a friday break. looks normal at the bay bridge. the traffic is moving along okay. no major problems but the traffic is going to be a bit slower. the traffic here is pretty normal. there is si slow down approaching the san mateo bridge because of westbound 92, an accident on the bridge. we're talking about that coming up. let's look at 880 northbound. the traffic is busy as you drive on 880 but it's not stop and go. i want to mention in foster city san mateo area, there was a crash on 92. that has slowed traffic coming off the san mateo bridge heading this way. the dunbar bridge which is having a good day, i would like to say that's a decent alternative route especially if it's not too far out of your way. 92 as you can see, i'll put the arrow on it, it's still slow. 7:0

i went to tucson that night and the next morning i went to tucson university hospital and essentially talked my way in to visit this victim that had been stabbed in the liver with a knife or a shiv. i require it was three inches wide of the hilt. that was the wound in him. i went to the room he was in and they said, ok, here he is behind this curtain. it was a two-patient room. when i walked behind the curtain the individual there who had been knifed the night before was not the one i had seen and been part of taking care of at sasabee. it was a different victim that had been wounded under the same circumstances. probably a different location in a different fight and brought in to tucson university hospital to be stabilized. and as i was i'll say looking at the situation, the patient whom i knew had been wounded the night before was rolled down the hallway in a wheelchair. he had been stabilized. he looked a lot better. we didn't know if he was going to live. so then i assessed the situation and, madam speaker, i then met with the chief financial officer of the tucson university hospi

on plans for a border wall, the kelly memos identify locations near el paso, texas, tucson, arizona, and el centro, california for initial construction. in addition, secretary kelly has directed "immigration and customs enforcement" to hire 10,000 additional officers and agents. all of this comes amid rising fears among immigrants, and nationwide protests. last week, activists staged a "day without immigrants," shutting down restaurants and stores to highlight the contributions of workers born outside the u.s. >> i belong here. so i think it's important to show support and to try to open their eyes that we're not here to be criminals. >> woodruff: and, immigration advocates point to two cases in phoenix and seattle, in which people were detained despite apparent protection under president obama's policies. in the day's other news, the death of a mexican teenager at the hands of a u.s. border patrol agent reached the u.s. supreme court. it happened in 2010, between el paso, texas, and ciudad juarez, mexico. the agent was on the american side when he fired at the boy on the mexican sid

in addition to that, commander beeson has oversight of the tucson secor, overseaing -- overseeing eight stations. mr. matthew al season assistant director for investigative programs for homeland security nvestigations. he's responsible for national policy implementation and the cooperate an execution of initiatives. mr. allen served as special agent in charge for homeland security investigations where he had oversight of the full spectrum of i.c.e. and led more than 500 personnel around the state. ambassador luis arreaga was appointed deputy assistant secretary of state for the bureau of international narcotics and law enforcement afares in 2013. he's responsible for state department programs, come batting ill list drugs as well as support for law enforcement and rule of law in the western hells fear. prior to his appointment, ambassador arreaga served as ambassador to the republic of iceland from 2010 to 2013. he witnesses' full written statements will appear in the record. admiral raycognizes for testimony. admiral ray: i'm plarly pleased to testify alongside three of our most importa

tucson 49. 50s in southern california with cloud cover. our system has moved out that will allow for clearing. we will get some clouds building up later on. a mix of sun and clouds. 50s for the temperatures. keeping it on the cool side today. we say goodbye to rain after today. the days will be sunny and warmer until the end of the week. rain returns on sunday. >>> information meeting tonight and concorde for families who want to learn about three new magnet schools and the mount diablo district. each of them will specialize in certain sussed the judgment subjects. holbrook the sun terrace, and the avenue arts magnet school. the information meeting is that 5:30 at holbrook school.>>> the supreme court will talk about facebook today. we will tell you about today's arguments of the law that might go too far when it comes to safety. >>> is it time to man up? researchers discover something that has changed between younger men and the older generation. >> >>> president. trump's nominee for navy secretary withdrew because of concerns about confl

reportero: en la ciudad de tucson, se realiza un evento semen al muy similar que se lleva a cabo cadaitucionales y entregÓ pósters para que pongan en sus casas o negocios como advertencia de que no se permitirÁ que entren autoridades a la fuerza por ellos. >> tambiÉn hemos anunciado hoy una lÍnea de crisis, 24 horas siete dÍas a la semana. donde personas puedes amar y reportarte un ser querido estÁ detenido. en phoenix arizona, univisiÓn. enrique: ciento mexicanos participaran hoy para de una manera simbÓlica mostrar que la valla fronteriza no es la soluciÓn. se trata del llamado "muro humano". pidieron que las polÍticas e donald trump dejen de separar a las familias. jorge fregoso, fue testigo en tijuana. jorge: fue la barra fronteriza, donde se reunieron decenas de mexicanos para realizar un muro humano. >> vamos a hacer un muro humano, expresando nuestro amor hacia los migrantes y nuestro repudio hacia las polÍticas migratorias del presidente en turno en estados unidos. jorge: una valla de metal no separa los corazones de las familias como yo hace con ambos paÍses. >> representa el

pablo sandoval, cnn, tucson, arizona. >> still ahead, japanese mirmt shin skoe ab's visit with u.s. president trump suddenly disrupted by a provocative missile test from north korea. >> live from atlanta around the world this you're, you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> we want to welcome viewers in the u.s. and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton. >> i'm george howell. u.s. and japanese officials believe a north korean missile test saturday was deliberately timed to the japanese leader's state visit to the united states prime minister shinzo abe and the u.s. president donald trump appeared briefly sbupted in their visit to make a joint public statement condemnation of the test. >> clashes broke out in paris saturday night over the alled rape of a young man by police. more than 2,000 people were involved in the riots and four vehicles were set on fire. the officers allegedly forced a 2-year-old black man to the ground, beat him, and assaulted him with a baton in a paris suburb. >>> baghdad, iraq, a police officer was killed saturday during violent clash

it's clear but cold45 in phoenix and 36 in tucson. flagstaff 16, the system i'm talking about is out here. it looks like it will stay offshore. maybe a better opportunity for rain on the coast on saturday. there is not a lot here. it's cold this morning. it will stay on the cool side even with the sunshine. a colder system drops in. sunday it looks like a better opportunity. the rainfall protection i'm using the euro model. it's a little wetter than the gfs. a third of an inch in santa rosa and san jose. maybe some low snow levels. watch how the system stays offshore. there is still some up here on saturday. especially to the north. we clear out sunday and bring the next impulse down sunday afternoon and sunday night into early monday. that could give us some very low snow levels. maybe down to 2500 feet. 50s on the temps today. temperatures in the south will not be that much warmer, 55 to 57. clear and cold tonight. clouds rolling in on saturday. we get a break next week.>> you are saying there are places for claudine to ski? >> plen

so my experience has been chief of the tucson sector and commander of that task force in tucson. we have been able to synthesize the intelligence from the intelligence community and take action against it. we work closely with homeland security investigations. they have personnel assigned e that handle that type of information and when there's intradiction to do parallel construction we hand it off to them and take to it fruition with regard to the investigation. we are always looking for ways to improve on our intelligence capabilities, something we continue to work at is to get better and better at the intelligence. >> mr. allen, what would be helpful to improve the intelligence collection? >> i would echo the chief's comme comments, we work on a daily basis with the intelligence community. no one is going to turn down any more assistance or more information. i think our biggest challenge and i think what we're seeing in our investigation we have i think the ic can help us with network identification and identifying networks out there. more and more i think the challenges we fa

paulo sandoval, cnn, tucson, arizona. >>> tensions are rising across the border with anti-trump protests in mexico city, where we find leila santiago. are organizers getting the kinds of crowds they were hoping for? >> reporter: fredricka, i'll let you decide. take a look. all of these marchers coming down where we typically see mass protests but today, we are seeing anti-trump protests. we're going to tell you exactly what message these protesters have for the president, when we come back. there are over 47 million ford vehicles out here. that has everything to do with the people in here. their training is developed by the same company who designed, engineered, and built the cars. they've got the parts, tools, and know-how to help keep your ford running strong. 35,000 specialists all across america. no one knows your ford better than ford. and ford service. right now, get the works! a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more -- for $29.95 or less. >>> we're following anti-president trump demonstrations across mexico today. the biggest one is in the capital wh

el paso, texas, tucson, arizona, california. a wall will be built where a fence is no longer effective. no one really believes that it's going to go wall to wall across the entire border but this is what dhs is laying out. >> every president wants to enact the things they promised during the campaign and that's what he's going to do. he has already said in some places that might be offense but none of the his supporters are go to hold him to building a concrete wall for every mile on the border. >> bret: but there will be a big, beautiful door. [laughter] >> what will republicans accept? >> some people might want that rephrased. it's a poetic way of saying we are a welcoming country, which we are, but you have to do with the right way. >> every time you hear an overreaction to what i think most people regard as common sense measures. >> bret: next time, will president trump said american terror suspects to guantanamo bay? with x1 you get the best of the oscars. you're a funny guy. funny how? how am i funny? scorsese finally wins

people protesting of the race gathered outside john mccain's office into the -- tucson arizona. federal immigration authorities say the rates are part of routine enforcement targeting immigrants illegally with criminal records. >>> millions of people watched the grammy awards last night. it was a big night at the grammys for a dell. but it wasn't all smooth sailing. >> did you see that? why she had to restart her  tribute to george michael. >>> a record turnout at this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco. the performances and fireworks all celebrating the year of the rooster.>>> we still see traffic that is going to be busy in many areas. this one big rig problem problems as my promises to mess of traffic on fremont city streets. we have a problem on 580 in pleasanton. is going to be a tough morning. >>> at least the weather is behaving for now. we get higher clouds. changes for later in the week as well is rain returns. >>> welcome back. record crowds in the streets of san francisco on saturday to celebrate the chinese new year. >> the parade has fun and action fo

cnn, tucson, arizona. >> so that's what is happening there. let's talk about all of you waking up in the northeast, because 40 million of you need to get ready for another winter storm that is on the way. >> we're tracking the latest warnings and what to expect. we have the full forecast in a moment. this bar is made with cranberries and almonds. so, guess what? we call it cranberry almond. give kind a try. you want to make your enamel sure to protect it, you want to have it for life. consumption of very acidic foods can wear away your enamel. your tooth is gonna look yellower, um more dull. nobody wants to have yellow looking teeth. i recommend pronamel toothpaste because it helps protect and strengthen your enamel. it's gonna make them more resistant to the acid erosion so that your teeth are not bothering you and you feel good about your smile. it's such a wonderful combination, it's pro enamel, it's good for your enamel, it's a positive thing. here you go.picking up for kyle. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? s

cnn, tucson, arizona. >> okay, so february in the northeast, what does it do, george?nows. >> it does indeed. and we have got that lovely storm called the nor'easter. i'm not sure if this is technically a nor'easter, but julie martin is going to tell us. i have a feeling that you're going to describe something that is like a bomb. i'm not sure i want to hear this. >> yes, technically we call this bombo genesis, sounds scary, but here we go again, round two for some of the areas, hasn't been a week since that last big snowstorm, places like boston, you're likely to get quite a bit more snow. we could see 6 to maybe 8 inches in boston. even worse for you, though, in maine where in fact we'll be looking at maybe a foot to a foot and a half or so of snow. winter storm warnings are up for everyone you see here in the pink. this equivalent to 16 million people under the warnings now, sunday to monday night. that's the real timing here. we're looking at even blizzard conditions when you get out on cape cod. now a blizzard watch up for you. even portions of northeastern maine,

. >> you wouldn't know it if you krof by this tucson, arizona building that bears the mexican seem. but inside it's a small army of call takers. this is more than a phone bank. it's a clearinghouse for mexicans run by the mexican government. it's called cfia for mexicans. the only one in the u.s. >> we explain all of the services that we offer. >> these days, people are krn concerned about more than basic services. >> it can be tough for us as well. every story, every call is another story. and i can have a call that can be about a passport, but i can also have a call saying that what happens if my kids are u.s. citizens and vi to go bai have to mentixicomexico. >> the man who leads this team noticed a recent 100% increase in call traffic. the center received 700 calls a day before donald trump was sworn in, today more than 1300 thinking that more of his fellow mexicans want information about the immigration orders. the calls are coming from the undocumented mexicans. they fear deportation. >> what we're trying to do is to refer them to professionals here or around the location in t

. >> on the border's edge in mexico south of tucson, mai grants gather for breakfast inside a shelternown as the kino border initiative where jesus garcia is trying to figure out how to get into the united states, over a map, recounts how far he's traveled since he left home the day before donald trump was elected president. so he started here in honduras, made his way across guatemala, here in this little town and crossed into mexico. >> getting here has taken two months. for garcia, this map is a lifeline on his journey printed by humanitarian groups, the maps show the safest routes to cross through mexico and provides addresses of shelters that offer food and clothing along the way. >> says he hasn't been able to cross. left home november 7th of last year and tried three times already to get across but hasn't been able to. garcia said it's first tim he tried and harder than he ever imagined. says, if i made it this far, i'm going to keep trying. father sean jaerl's mission to humanize voiceless migrants. >> i think there's a lot of fear and obviously, we need security. we need safe

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en el de suerte la patrulla fronteriza del sector tucson confiscÓ 730 mil libras de marihuana en el aÑolos integrantes de las distintas cÉlulas que siga funcionando como una organizaciÓn criminal que genera milts de millones de dÓlares. y segÚn el jefe de la dea en california. si no organizados en grupos autÓnomos como una aseveracion. en arizona, rubÉn pereira. noticias telemundo. >>> cerca de 3.000 vuelos han sido cancelados en las prÓximas horas. traiga a partir de ahora a la ciudad de new york, filadelfia y boston. acumulaciÓn entre 3 y 14 pulgadas nadie ve en algunas zonas. se emitiÓ una alerta por ventis ventisca. al regresar en noticias telemundo. vamos a ver de quÉ manera las polÍticas del nuevo gobierno. generan ansiedad y condicionan la vida de muchos inmigrantes. >>> y tambiÉn, cÓmo estos temores ha llevado a convocar un movimiento sin precedentes en estados unidos. 3r. >>> van a ser testigos de la ansiedad masiva que se desata desde que donald trump asumiÓ el poder. es tanto de terror a ser detenidos y deportados. estÁn cerrando sus puertas en redes sociales. angie sandoval

that includes up also texas, tucson, arizona, and el centro california. that makes sense where you have the biggest population concentrations along the border, that is where you need the most robust deterrents from keeping those people from coming across into the united states. >> it should be stated that president trump is actually right to focus on border security, but building a physical wall is not the best way forward. we could take the money, regardless of who pays for it, and use that to pay for an electronic wall which would include more drones, sensors, and that could help i.c.e. enforce it. additionally, 40% of illegal immigrants come to the united states through legal means. they can flying to jfk airport, they just overstay their visa. we can then implement an e-verify system which would help cut down on illegal immigrants through other means. >> jon: the electronic monitoring fence was tried. it was proposed in that earlier iteration of the fence, and it did not go so well. >> that was 11 years ago. the technology has vastly improved. look at

outside tucson, people packed a church to ask representative martha mcsally question.he was asked about her thoughts on newly appointed education secretary betsy devos. she seemed to sidestep the question by discussing her own schooling. a retired teacher demanded she answer their questions. >> i ask students who have parents who ask me questions every day, i don't hide under the table. [ applause ] you are not answering our question. answer everybody who has asked a question to answer the question. answer our question. >> and mcsally replied by saying she was answering the questions th the answers which drew loud boos from the crowd. >>> gabby giffords is slamming lawmakers who are not hosting townhalls like those. she took particular aim at texas congressman louis gomert who cited her assassination attempt in 2011 as a reason he would not meet constituents in person. giffords tweeting to the politicians who have abandoned their civic obligations i say this, have some courage, face your constituents. hold town halls. >>> washington, d.c., two police officers shot abou

martin savidge reports from tucson, arizona. >> i was so elated, i could hardly stand it.like the best early christmas present i could have gotten. >> these women love everything about president donald trump and can't understand it if you don't. >> if anybody in this country is against anything he said he's going to do, i really worry about their judgment. >> has he made any slip-ups. >> not at this point for me. >> the people he's surrounding himself with. the cabinet choices? >> oh my gosh. great, incredible people. just incredible people. >> but is he moving too fast? >> no. he's going to move forward quickly because he's going to do exactly. i don't think he's moving fast at all. i say, keep ongoing. >> they see nothing wrong with the president but plenty wrong with everyone else beginning with democratic opposition in congress. >> i think that's a terrible thing that the left is doing to hold things up and it's so purpo purposeful. >> doesn't it sound like what the republicans were doing during the obama administration? >> no, they showed up. they showed up. these peo

tucson, you are fine. san francisco northwards and the seattle area, a weekend you want to have.o-do list to check things off. even though it's super bowl sunday, it is going to be damp. >> thank you very much. >>> this might be the greatest idea since peanut butter and jelly. the brewing company of richmond, virginia creating a beer infused with oreo cookies. chocolate milk stout with hundreds of pounds of oreo's. it sounds delicious. the limited batch of beer is already sold out. i'll do red wine and chocolate. i don't know about oreo's and beer. >>> "sharknado" 5 is now officially happening. sci-fi announced a fifth installment is in production with stars tara reed and ian ziering on board. sna "sharknado" will be in australia. one family in texas was terrified by what they found in their bathroom toilet last week. look what they found. anything in a toilet is disgusting. this is crazy. it's a rattlesnake. it slithered up through a relief pipe. that's not what the family felt after calling a snake remover. they found 23 more hidden throughout their home, 13 in the storm cellar

phoenix little down toward tucson with snow in the mountains. it looks like its exited california.re is still a flood warning for the san diego river. some of that heavy rain yesterday picked up three quarters of an inch. now the seasonal total, they passed yesterday of ten and a third. all the way down to saying we are getting good rain and winter storm warnings out for the mountains. flagstaff tuesday until five. good snow newspaper the mountains and temperatures starting to top. 49 las vegas, 30 flagstaff. still on the mild side for some but 54 san diego. we will have mostly clear skies. a few clouds in the afternoon but a lot of sun. little cold this morning. we will have up ear's and low 60's and the more of the same each wednesday. slowly warmer, increasing clouds on saturday and rain on sunday. >>> enjoy that mild afternoon though until then. thank you steve. >> 4:18 is the time right now. tekada has plead guilty to fraud and agreed to pay a billion dollars in penalties. they tried to cover up a deadly defect that contributed to the death of at least 16 people. the company a

a random key drawing determined abbott was the winner of a 2017 hyundai tucson. >> i was here since tuesday.m. so i was holding on to this car all day. sometimes i would stand for three hours at a time. yo so three would be standing until i could go to my next 15-minute break. >> so here's where this gets cooler. he suffers from an eye condition that will cause him to go blind so before then he'll take this new car on a cross country road trip with his father and a friend and he's just going to give the car to his friend. >> enjoy that ride for sure. >> i kind of like that. after all this he pays it forward. >> fantastic. >> all right. sheena, 36 degrees outside our studios. it's been like this weird cold where it's cold but not really cold. >> it's the kind of cold where you don't know what coat to wear. it's not that bad. i think you can get away with either one. i wore this pupffy coat and i ws just fine. we're talking about the 50s. rain around for part of the mormperatures later on in the dy because i don't think we'll see rain all day tomorrow, they'll get to near record highs. we cou

rain in tucson that. will impact the spring training. in san diego yesterday with three quarters of an inch of rain. this is at golden gate weather san diego. lindbergh field has reached their entire normal rainfall season of 10.34. everything from here on out is a bonus. from statewide we are doing well. there are a few advisories. flash flood watches or snow. into arizona. that's the bulk of the activity. southern california quieting down after the rain yesterday and we will stay on the quiet side. it's dry until the weekendw. are good through wednesday, thursday, friday. clouds start to increase friday night into saturday. partly to most thely cloudy by saturday night. up on the north coast and then by sunday admonishing we bring acies temperature in here and it should last through early after. there is a possibility of a few more systems behind that. enjoy the nice weather. you may see a change. i'm using the gsf for the forecast model. on the rainfall totals. the euro is much weaker for those who follow that kind of stuff. nothing h

se subiÓ a su vehÍculo y emprendiÓ el camino a su trabajo,, ubicado al otro lado de la ciudad de tucsonos angeles, nueva york, chicago y san antonio, entre otras. estos operativos no sÓlo han creado miedo y pÁnico, sino que tambiÉn han provocado enfado e indignaciÓn. tras su arresto lo trasladaron a las oficinas, donde le autorizaron a llamar a su esposa. >> yo dije fue un error, apenas hace una semana le dieron una aprobaciÓn. reportera: su esposa enseguida saliÓ. >> dije, se les vamos a ir a enseÑar, todo va estar bien. reportera: a monje, le comunicaron cuÁl iba a ser su destino. deportado, monje dice que no pudo dar crÉdito a lo que estaba escuchando. >> todo estaba muy bien, todo estaba legalmente bien. reportera: las autoridades no tardaron en deportarlo. >> todo fue muy rÁpido, me agarraron, las 6:30, a las nueve --9 ya estaba en nogales. es una desorientaciÓn. >> aquÍ tenemos la orden de la abogada, avisando que iba a cancelar los procesos. me enseÑÓ comprobantes de que la notificaciÓnque tiene para salir del paÍs, se la mandaron a ella me explicaron, no hay nada que podamos hac

when the biosphere 2 experiment first happened in 91 through 93 northeast of tucson, i was fascinated by this. like most of the public, i clipped out all the articles. i thought, this is right up my alley because as you know, evan, i often write about ecological concerns. for those who don't know, a friendly texas billionaire-- - ed bass. - ed bass put up the money to create a new world. 3.15 acres, 3800 species of plants and insects, four men, four women, to be sealed inside for two years. this was the first closure of a projected 50 so this would go on for 100 years. the whole point is, nasa is still after this, by the way, is could we create another biosphere, other than the one we live in here, in the event that this one should collapse, which it sure looks like it's happening right now-- - honestly, it's about 50/50 isn't it? - exactly, or a mars colony, or whatever. - and the idea was that they would be observed as a laboratory experiment or a laboratory environment all along. - yeah, they were famous. they were aping the astronauts of nasa. now, nasa was congenial with them but

, se subiÓ a su vehÍculo y emprendiÓ el camino a su trabajo ubicado del otro lado de la ciudad de tucsonicoel caso de ramÓn no fue el Único en esa semana. de acuerdo al departamento de seguridad nacional, centenares de astros se produjeron en redadas en ciudades como los angeles, nueva york, atlanta, chicago y san antonio, entre otras. estos operativos no sÓlo han generado miedo y pÁnico entre la comunidad sino que tambiÉn han provocadoenfado e indignaciÓn en la calle y las sociales. a ramÓn monge lo trasladaron a las oficinas de ice donde lo autorizaron asomara su esposa. -- a llamar a su esposa. su esposa, enseguida saliÓ. >> llevÉ todos los papeles. >> aunque mientras ella iba en camino, a monge le comunicaron cuÁl iba a ser su destino. >> te vas para afuera, me dijeron. >> müge dijo que no pudo dar crÉdito a lo que estaba escuchando. >> es algo que ni yo ni mi esposa esperÁbamos porque todo estaba bien. todo estaba legalmente bien. >> le sorprendiÓ que las autoridades no tardaron en deportarlo. >> todo fue muy rÁpido. me agarraron como a las 6:30 de la maÑana. a las nueve yo estaba a

air bags are made out of a special strain of exploding mushroom that grows in tucson, arizona. mushroom hunt erms capture them and wash them and fit them inside steering columns until they ripen and later explode. let's see what happens when they pop in slow motion. you can see they are detonating multiple airbags on a 4k camera. isn't that beautiful? these are all raw air bags which haven't been cleaned and bleached yet. you can see their colorful spores erupting into the air. when you are in the forest and you hear a bang it might be airbag sports bursting it's part of the beautiful circle of life. then they wind up inside of a car. [horn honking] that is one strong hobo. that was my nickname in middle school. topic number 5. valentine's day is tomorrow. and that means love is in the air. also in the air, maybe the smell of frying grease and fake meat which means you are probably near a burger king hitting up a fast food chain for a dining experience. by thanks to modern technology you and your significant other can finally experience true love in all its cash night glory. >>

those go until later today. 49 in phoenix. 47 in tucson and 49 in las vegas. 58 in san diego. they're reporting rain. mostly sunny skies here. fog and it's dry for a while. well, we'll see. dry for most of the week. we go to tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday looking good. then on saturday we start to cloud it up. sunday there, this is the gfs model. it can change on a dime. this was the 0. did have rain coming back on sunday the 5th. wet for extreme northern california going out for the next 16 days. not anything to worry about. looks like something is starting to come back by the weekend. not a lot yet. but that's subject to change. 50s on the temps. looked good except we're on the cool side. this looks to be the coolest day of the week. sunshine and warmer temps will take us into tuesday, wednesday, thursday friday. right now we'll stay cloudy on saturday. rain on sunday. what do we have here? alaska air, 1150 on its way to seattle on time. . >>> time is 7:49. happening today, a battle of the bay in arizona. the san francisco giants host the oakland a's in scottsdale. the

they would begin building in el paso, texas and tucson, arizona and california where the existing fencing is no longer effective. we'll expect a so- called immigration ban. the white house had run into problems with this. they will tighten up the language. judge napolitano gave us an indication of what the white house and doj are doing in terms of rewriting the executive order. >> they have taken the 9th circuit court opinion and opinion in brooklyn and alexander, virginia and found all of the things that the judges say are problematic with the execute you have order and address them. >> reporter: the department of homeland security was specific to say this does not affect doca. and dreamers who are in the country, none of this affects them. that is expected to be handled in another executive order that is some weeks down the road. >> jenna: john, thank you very much. >> jon: james holmond is author of the daily 202. katelin collins is white house correspondent for the daily caller. is the big news hiring of 10000 ice agent and 5000 border patrol? >> yes, it is a good week for immigration

we are going to make them in the state of arizona just south of phoenix, north of tucson.t are the advantages of making it there? >> it is closer to our base in california and a great location. it has all the infrastructure. it is close to the interstate network. it has a railhead. cory: i'm intrigued by the fact cory: i'm intrigued by the fact that not just tesla, google, apple, ford, delphi, g.m., they are all hiring silicon valley. they are at electrification of cars and semiautonomous cars. it is harder to hire the best people. >> exactly. it is a hot spot for talent internationally know. everyone is racing to silicon valley. there is an explosive impact because we are seeing deflation of the electric car and the emergence of ridesharing autonomous driving. it does make a challenge greater because we have to think ahead to this new era of luxury mobility. we believe this car fits the bill ideally. cory: i rode in the car. the coolest thing is the glass goes on the way from the back to the front making it pretty hot, so they will have to work on it. it is still a work i

they will begin building el paso, texas, tucson, arizona and el centro, california. a lot to go through, let's bring in right now former immigration agent. david ward. what do you think of the administration now getting more aggressive as i just laid out, targeting criminal illegal aliens, the hiring of 15,000 new agents that is a big number. >> we applaud the president for stepping up to the plate and fulfilling the promises he made to border patrol and i.c.e. the number is large, it will take a lot of work to bring 5,000 i.c.e. agents in and 15,000 border patrol agents in, but the will to do it is there. >> is this just doing what is already on the books and the president is enforcing the law? >> absolutely, we've gone on for ars without enforcing the law as written in title 8 of u.s. code, through obama administration. responsibility of border patrol and i.c.e. agents of lessened to extent they were, now we have a president that wants to fulfill that law we're sworn to up hold that is a good thing for us and the country. >> do you remember how the mainstream media

cnn, tucson, arizona. >>> coming up, "saturday night live" poking fun at president trump's staff.war between late night and the white house heating up? we'll talk about it. plus plenty of action at the grammy awards. moments ago adele seen walking the carpet looking lovely in green. live to los angeles, coming up. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ ...stop clicking around...travel sites to find a better price... the lowest prices on our hotels are always at hilton.com. so pay less and get more only at hilton.com. >>> saturday night it live is get iting a boost from politics. last night with president trump um percent nart alec had baldwin had huge ratings. the best in six years. the performance of the night came as melissa mccarthy returned with her impression of a screaming white house press secretary sean spicer. you just have to see it for yourself. >> when nordstroms did not want to sell ivanka trump'

just as it was six years ago when a congresswoman was shot near her home office in tucson. >> obviously the public policy debates going on right now in washington are enraging some people. we understand that emotions can run high, but it obviously concerns us when those emotions cross a line. >> reporter: so many members of congress have multiple offices back home. it's open to the public but like so many other local members of congress has a secured front door and a security badge for visitors. guards work the lobby of eleanor holmes norton's long time office in southeast d.c. and jamie raskin's office has a buzzer system at the door. meantime security is increasing on capitol hill too. congressional sources tell news4 they plan to increase police patrols outside the entrances and add an underground alarm system too. that new security appoint a staff member who works as a direct liaison, a point person with local police. >>> tonight we're also tracking russia's reaction to donald trump's first 100 days in office. we've seen a distinct change. in january trump was featured on russian st

the federal worker from springfield won the tucson at the washington auto show on sunday.we found out about his story. he tells show organizers he's slowly losing his eyesight and he's not going to be able to drive that car at all at some point. before that happens he's taking his dad, on a cross country road trip. can iwith one another. a fun trip. holding on to that car for five days. >> that is a feat in itself. >> determination. >>> trending now, why the annual white house correspondents dinner might be in jeopardy. >> white house press secretary responds to melissa mccarthy's impression of him on saturday night live. >>> check out these forecasted high temps for tomorrow. 67 downtown. 66 in gaithersburg. 68 in leesburg. there'll be some 70s tomorrow. we'll talk about two days of warmth and maybe record highs and then the possibility of winter returning by late in the week. where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is rand

over just to the north of tucson. really good rain and snow to the north. winter storm warnings for much the mountain areas and there is some flood advisories out for the phoenix area. that goes until 11:15. by noon things should start to be better. a lot of people may head down for spring training. southern california now on the dryer side. temperatures 40s and 50s. bakersfield at 39. a few clouds on the coast. good to go through friday and then the weekend changes will start to roll in late friday. saturday we get some clouds and all signs point toward rain visiting us again on sunday and maybe late sunday into early monday. until then we don't have to worry about nipping. rainfall won't be great but heaviest north of santa rose a. nothing through friday. probably not saturday but then late saturday, sunday into monday could see one inch plus amounts. up toward mendecino. something to watch but not until sunday, monday. up ear's. low 10's on the temperatures. temperatures each day will be bumping up about two degreesw. will take that into 62, 64, 61 over

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a random key drawing determined abbott was the winner of that 2017 hyundai tucson. >> i was here since tuesday at 3:00 p.m. so i was holding on to this car all day. sometimes i would stand for three hours at a time. you can't move from your spot. three hours i would be standing before i could go to my next 15-minute break. abbott suffers from an eye condition that wi then, he says he's going to take this new car on a cross country road trip with his father and a friend and then, how about this for paying it forward, he's going to give the car to his friend. >> see? karma. >> that's right. >> this is why maybe the universe knew he was going to pay it forward. >> good for him. >>> let's check in with chuck bell for a look at our forecast. not so bad and getting better, chuck. >> what a great little stretch of mild weather coming our way. four thing to know about the forecast. anybody that's on the struggle bus today, a nice easy monday today. we'll be up near records both tuesday and wednesday as what will feel like april showers come our way. temperatures well into the 60s. it will end

the tucson arizona shooter who shot congresswoman gabby giffords and six others was diagnosed afterwards with schizophrenia. mr. president, it was nine years ago today when a gunman who had been diagnosed and treated for mental illness killed five people and injured 17 in a classroom building at northern illinois university in dekalb. about two-thirds of shooting deaths each year are suicides. last year there were more than 21,000 suicides by gun. the national lives on mental illness reports that -- quote -- "about 90% of individuals who die by suicide experience mental illness." mental illness is in fact a challenging issue for our society. i worked to expand treatment and coverage for mental illness, including through the affordable care act, one of the most important single laws we've ever passed to address mental illness. i wish those who are trying to repeal this commonsense gun safety regulation would drop that effort and join us in stopping this repeal of the affordable care act. we need more and better services for people with mental illness. the reality is that the gun laws on t