she was nine years old and age 19 she gave birth to a bundle of unformed possibility. that is me. george and amy motley decided to not only embrace her all the more but embrace the child. in the hopes and aspirations of all these people in this community became manifested in their dreams and hope for the little baby. they had three great desires one that this little child could realize he was no less a tree in the stars but had a right to be here and created by a god who superintended all things in nature here on earth did the second desire is i would realize that i was a part of the community and something much larger than the motley household but i was a member of the madison park community and with that came rights and response abilities but i was also a citizen of the great country and the last great desire was that i might have the opportunity of enlightenment that only education could provide. everywhere they went they knew that no two neighbors and friends we have a little boy that we want to get a good education. we want to go to college. my grandmother could meet a guy in

because unform for people who are miss guided, sociopaths or psychotic, have mental problems, they ares a place of this fantasy realm for themselves to go out in some kind of blaze of glory. we have to be real about that. as vulnerabilities have hardened these targets. that's just a reality that people on all sides of this are going to have to confront. >> you heard the lieutenant governor on with jake yesterday this morning saying we have to have one or two entrances to the schools, full our children in and out. he did not answer when jake asked him over and over again whether he would support legislation that simply mandates that people lock their guns up so their 17-year-olds can't get them. listen to what oliver north, who is coming in soon to head the nra, said. >> the disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence. what we need to do is turn on the tv, go to a movie. if you look at what happened to young people, many of these young boys have been on ritalin since they were in kindergarten. >> what do you make of that? >> poppy, i agree in a sense that this is a co

we had a briefing, unform, a few days ago on the hill.e have republicans and democrats come out and say that there is no there there. and mueller needs to continue his investigation, and we need to give him the space to do that. >> what marco rubio seems to be saying is they were trying to protect the trump campaign from people who may not have had their interests at heart like russian stooges basically. >> over the weekend on cnn, they said let's picture this as a bank that's been robbed. and the fbi comes in to figure out what happened. was there illegal activity? no innocent person at the bank -- president will say you're investigating me. no. we're looking for criminal activity. >> no bank president says you're a spy coming into my bank. >>> a real life spider-man. a young migrant from mali saving a young child from a balcony. unbelievable. heroic rescue. (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our

of eoir is to adjudicate immigration cases, this is from your website, by fairly, expeditiously, unformally interpreting and administering the nation's immigration law. frankly low 690,000 cases, in addition to however administratively closed cases seems like overwhelming caseload for 334 immigration judges as you referenced before. what steps are you taking or plan to take to make sure those cases are fairly and expeditiously heard in accordance with the mission statement of the agency? >> we outlined several steps we've taken and plan to take over the past six to seven months. the first is sort of the most obvious. that is hering more immigration judges. we hired 56 immigration judges in past year-and-a-half. we put out five advertisements for 84 additional positions. we're looking on bringing four more this month. a large group hopefully this summer. we anticipate by end of the fiscal year up 40 or 50 we bring on board. each of those judges increases adjudicatory capacity. we can adjudicate more cases with more judges. ultimately if we could get enough judges would turn around the backlo

mission at eoir is to adjudicate cases, this is from your website, by fairly, expeditiously and unformally and administering the immigration law. frankly low 690,000 cases in addition to however many administratively closed cases seems like an overwhelming caseload for 334 immigration judges, as you referenced before. what steps have you taken, or do you plan to take, to ensure that those cases are fairly and expeditiously heard in accordance with the mission statement of the agency? >> we've outlined steps we plan to take over the past six to seven months. ,he first is the most obvious and that's hiring more immigration judges. we've hired 56 immigration judges in the past year and a half, and five advertisements for up to 4 additional positions and we're looking at bringing on probably four more this month, and then a large group hopefully this summer. we anticipate by the end of the fiscal year at least up to 40 to 50 that we can bring on board. each of the judges increases our judge's ajudeacatory capacity. ultimately, we could get enough judges to turn around the back -- backlog but i

all unformed police officers are carrying the anti-opiod medication narcan.increased number of prescription drug overdoses in that city. the police department says in the past six months, it has responded to at least 21 overdoses. four people died as a result. petaluma valley hospital says it has treated more people for prescription drug overdoses in the past two months than they have in the previous five years. in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news. sotstopping an illegal sideshow before it got started. that is what a joint east contra costa county law enforcement operation was able to do last saturday night here in antioch. antioch police sgt. rick smith explains how they were able to do itsot

i mean, we drop our kids off as girls to sister pat, you know, unsure, unformed.alk out strong, confident women. brian: and to see her mocked bothered you? >> yeah. it bothered me. again, on a scale of things, you know, i wasn't outraged. but i just think this life and there are thousands of sister pats across this country. it just deserves better. it deserves a little more respect and for people to know, you know, behind this caricature, incredibly jong woman. you know, governor christie's kids went to the same school. he tweeted out suggesting that jimmy kimmel have her on to share with the audience what a life of sacrifice means ands joys that come from it. brian: that will be great. it's a real person not a generic picture even know it was viewed that way. bill mcgurn in the "wall street journal." in day talking about politics and now we are talking about nuns. donald trump said the dirty dossier was not a in the russian probe. that's not what two colleagues are saying now. alan dershowitz is live. offer illegals a ride on his bus but it's a one-way trip. >> w