the drug carteles have unrestricted access. donald trump is taking on the cartel. not a single president or homeland security secretary stand up and say we are taking on the drug cartel. >> there is a war on that board for the last decade. 52000 are killed by drugs in the cities. it is astonishinging numbers and the president focused on this in the campaign. and i think he will move forward quickly. >> lou: think of the coward areness of many in this this country not to say and sneering at the just say no slogan of nancy reagan and we watch millions of lives devastated over the last quarter century. because of the transport of those drug and methamphetamine and heroin and marijuana. >> a generation of people have paid a price. it has to stop. and however long it takes to stop it the quicker the better. as long as he has to fight congress to make that happen.

entry into the war. >> we intend to begin on the first of february unrestricted submarine warfare., make peace together, and an understanding that mexico is to reconquer the lost territory in texas, new mexico, and arizona. you will inform the president of the above as soon as the outbreak of war with the united states of america is certain. >> the british admiralty which had cracked the german diplomatic siefr systems, decoded the message within hours. seeking to influence the american government, the british provided the americans a copy of the telegram. on the 28th of february, president wilson released the telegram to the press. the appearance of the news nationwide on march 1st galvanized american support for entry into the war. january 31st, 1917, robert lancing, secretary of state, received a note from the german ambassador to the united states. >> a new situation has been created which forces germany to new decisions. england is using her neighbor power for a criminal attempt to force germany into submission by starvation. in brutal contempt of international law, the powers

unrestricted onmarine warfare again january 31, 1917. in a desperate effort to drive , the u.s.om the war government responded by severing diplomatic relationship with germany on february 3. on march 1, wilson made public the zimmerman telegram, which the german foreign secretary proposed a german alliance with mexico, which would reward the mexican government with the return of territories lost in the mexican-american war of 1846 to 1848. on april second, 1917, woodrow wilson declared war on germany. in a crusade to make the world safe for democracy, congress ratify the declaration april 6, despite small but significant minorities in opposition. the proclamation notwithstanding, wilson was operating on hard, cold reality. the french exploit dependence on american loans to place a predominant role in the war efforts. by controlling the distribution of american money and resources, the united states was woefully unprepared to fight a land war in 1917. the belief that the war would continue to be increasing exhaustion on both sides convinc

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he's an unrestrict free agent and hopes to come back to the sharks next season. >>> cities use automated cameras only for red light enforcement. a bill by david chu would allow a five year program to catch people going 10 miles above the speed limit or more and tickets capped at $100. the state transportation committee held a hearing on this today. the measure passed privacy se committee next week. >>> tesla will double its charging stations from 5,000 to 10,000, 5% more than previously pledged. they will be need ed. they expect to have 5,000 electric vehicles in 2018 including the ni model three this year. >> this might fuel things. the price of a gallon of regular jumped three cents nationwide. san francisco has the average lowest price at 3.04 cents a gallony 28 cents higher than last year at this time. come november, once the california new gas tax kicks in we'll have the second highest gas tax burden in the country at 41.7 cents a gallon. ouch. it's then expected to rise to 47.3 cents a gallon by july of 2019. >>> from gas prices to beef prices. >> let's bring in michael finney for

he'll be unrestricted free agent unless the flyers will offer him a contract. he signed michael nor virtue to a two-year deal >> i think it's showing throughout the league it doesn't work. tampa got rid of their situation, st. louis got rid of their situation. it's got nothing to do with us as people. it doesn't work work for the goal tending position >> steve mason telling it like it is. >> there we have >>> a bright fire ball was spotted over the parts of the southwest united states >> a san diego woman was live streaming when it happened. >> did you guys see that? >> the american meter society said it receives 260 reports. most is describe it as green and very bright. >> easter weekend is around the corner, conditions are great for the easter egg hunts especially on sunday, middle 60's on saturday into the middle. dry conditions on saturday and through much of the day on by the time the drugs rannd wout, i was addicted.. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my

but he's an unrestricted free agent. and the same can be said for mr. shark pat marlow, who's spent his entire 19-year career on the team, marlow scored his 500th goal this season, holds the sharks record in every meaningful offensive category and says he wants to remain in san jose. >> we'll see if that's an option and just, you know, a lot of time here before this decision will be made. i got more than a couple of years left in me. i still think i can contribute and play and until i don't think i can do that anymore, we'll cross that bridge when it gets there. >> the clock is ticking for the raiders to reach an agreement with retired running back marshawn lynch who wants to come out of retirement. gm reggie mckinz si says it would be difficult to get a deal done after the deadline on. adrian pederson is a two year deal with added performance inseptemb inseptember -- incentives. he has over 11,000 rushing yards. >>> the most popular driver in nascar is putting his car in park. he's retiring at 42. he missed much of 2016 with terrible concussion related

class americans to have a living wage for themselves and a family that the drug cartels can have unrestrict access to the u.s. and everyone be damned. i the guy i give credit to is nt blank, he is taking on the cartels, there has not been a single president, a single homeland security secretary standing up saying, we're taking on the drug cartels. >> there has been a war on the border the last decade. it is astonishing numbers, to a certain extent they should be applauded. you are right, president did focus on this in the campaign. lou: think about cowardice of so many in the country, sneering at just say sno no slogan of nancy reagan, we have watched lives devastated. because of the transport of those drugs majority of methamphetamine, marijuana, and and cocaine across the border. >> it has to stop. and however long it takes stop it, to fight that congress to make it happen is i'll applaud him and fight forever him. lou: and fighting this president is engaged in a bunch of potential fights. whether it be russia, china, north korea or iran. this president is right now facing as general kell

thornton under went surgery today and expected to be ready at the beginning of the season but is a unrestricted'm sure he wants to come back to the shark. same could be said for mr. shark patrick marleau who spent his entire 19 year career in teal and wants to keep it that way, he scored his 500th goal this season and holds every sharks franchise offensive record. he says he wo wants to remain in san jose. >> it will be nice. we'll see if that's an option. a lot of time before this decision has to be made. i think i got more than a couple years left. i still think i can contribute and plan and until i think i can't do that any more i'm here. >> one more clip, maybe the highlight of the year, only april, former oakland a, chris cog lynn now with the blue jays flipping over yadier molina and he is safe. score by chris coglin he wanted to score badly and did. abc 7 news sports brought to you by toyota. >> thank you so much larry. >>> coming up tonight an abc 7 news at 11:00, a mercedes-benz was torched and letters kkk were left behind, tonight people are searching for the person behind this hate c

but he's an unrestricted free agent. and the same can be said for mr.ark pat marlow, who's spent his entire 19-year career on the team, marlow scored his 500th goal this season, holds the sharks record in every meaningful offensive category and says he wants to remain in san jose. >> we'll see if that's an option and just, you know, a lot of time here before this decision will be made. i got more than a couple of years left in me. i still think i can contribute and play and until i don't think i can do that anymore, we'll cross that bridge when it gets there. >> the clock is ticking for the raiders to reach an agreement with retired running back marshawn lynch who wants to come out of retirement. gm reggie mckinz si says it would be difficult to get a deal done after the deadline on. adrian pederson is a two year deal with added performance inseptemb inseptember -- incentives. he has over 11,000 rushing yards. >>> the most popular driver in nascar is putting his car in park. he's retiring at 42. he missed much of 2016 with terrible concussion related sy

the draft called on syria to allow unrestricted access. the wife of the gunman in the orlando nightclub shooting has pleaded not guilty. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. "bloomberg technology" is next. caroline: i'm caroline hyde. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, earnings season is around the corner as volatility is picking back up in the market. what to expect as tech giants begin to report results. plus, the next frontier for hackers could be outer space. we will focus on nasa's biggest cybersecurity challenges. and hbo's "silicon valley" is back for a fourth season. we will speak with the executive producers on how much influence they get from the real tech scene. first, to our lede. after a strong start to the year, global market volatility has come back into the fold amid rising skepticism over the trump trade. tech stocks were among the biggest benefactors of the recent rally. let's discuss with none other than abigail doolittle and cory johnson. guy

on the 31st of january -- unrestricted ubmarine warfare on the 31st of january. this convinced president wilson to break diplomatic relations with germany. soon after, the british government provided the wilson administration an intercepted communication from the german foreign secretary, to the german envoy in mexico. in the telegram, zimmerman proposed that if the united states joined the war on the allied side, germany and mexico should enter into an alliance and in return mexico, by taking up arms against the united states, would receive from germany supply, financial assistance and once the victory was achieved mexico could claim territory in texas, new mexico and arizona. the state department released the telegram to the associated press on the 2th of february -- 28th of february. and the american public opinion turned sharply. as many became convinced of german due policity and aggressive intentions. no longer was the war seen as simply a horrific folly by european powers. but rather as a clear indication of the danger of unchecked militarism. with the abd

and a 37-year-old who is an unrestricted free agent was scheduled to have surgery on the knee today.efully everything went well. raj, jessica, he is a beast for playing through that if i have a cold forget about it you saint seeing me on tv. >> he had a busted knee playing hockey. >> incredible. >> thanks fallon. >> ridiculous. >>> coming up tonight at 11 a construct worker attacked on her a busy bay area street the worker tells us about the busy ara and terrifying encounter why it may have been a case of road rage coming up at 11. >> before we leave take a look out on let are cloudy night. >> it will be cloudy don't expect any rain a little bit of drizzle possible. slight chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. chekt out weekend, 79 op saturday, 82 on sunday. that's looks like a nice weekend. >> hope to see you as 11. bye-bye. k4r >>> hollywood's new million dollar couple. elon musk makes it official with amber heard. >> the new photos as they finally go public now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra >>> amber heard confirmed she's dating billionaire elon musk. holding hands in the park. th

unrestricted immigration and a travel from travel from a number of countries with terrorism problems.ments ago the trump administration announcing a sweeping tax reform plan slashing rates for individuals and businesses across the u.s. twenty me now is the cato institute. joe walsh along with the former dnc chairman. welcome to all of you. i do want to start with you. you are a little pessimistic about this. i am excited about the prospect of a big tax cut but when the joint committee on taxation square this it's going to be a big tax cut. it still federal fashioned. and how are they get a make those pieces fit. will they come up with some alternative revenue source. are they can restrain government spending. to be a win-win and tax. we've artie seen with their repeal. the announcement is great but they're there's so much work to be done between now and our taxes actually coming down. joe, even in this before you been through the fights before what do you see you see happening based on what you heard today. >> dan is right. but republicans have to ignore the revenue neutral piece. i a

. >> all parking lots on campus are unrestricted until 6:00 tomorrow morning. the campus will be on tomorrow. they posted on twitter they plan release more details a about that soon. for now live in college park, ryan hughes, abc7 news. nancy: ryan, thank you. right here. if you have to step away sign up for the abc7 text alerts. go to wjla.com/subscribe and get alerts from the newsroom to your phone. abc7 on storm watch tonight. a wet and a cloudy weekend stretching into the work week. you can see how it is now. you will need the rain gear for one more day. storm watch 7 meteorologist brian van de graaff monitoring the system for us. brian: this is not so pretty of a day out there. yesterday, we were able to get some sunshine. you can see from the national harbor cam. rain drop on the lens. not so nice. temperatures staying behind where we are. where should we be? 69 is typical. 54 right now downtown. low 50's from warrenton. 54 in winchester. quantity go at 53. the batches of rain permeating through here. through the evening what you see is what you get. off

unrestricted german submarine warfare, german secret associations in mexico revealed in the telegram about what could be offered by germany to mexico in regard to territorial changes on the border if germany and the united states and mexico went into the war. there is the outrage of congress. and the bewilderment of wilson, outraged that this has happened to him. knocked aside. toad forgotten the extent which in the decision for war in april 1917, it was not a decision to send an enormous army over to europe. it was not the thought that you were going to have to step in and alter the military balance of power. it was just going to be something of an outsider. the british foreign secretary travels to washington in april coming with secret treaties and deals. siden pushes him to one and said we are and associated power, we are not an ally. i will talk about that transformation later. then i am struck by other parts of the american system and new york which are poised or structured so that when war comes, it is ok. they can take it on. down the road, they had the famous navy yard, alrea

if you look at the thinking and that world events demonstrate the way the germans were using unrestricted submarine warfare, it is possible that the united states might get drawn into the war. united states and many leaders in particular started to have the attitude that we better be ready for war. wassize of the u.s. army behind, so we needed a bigger army and a better equipped army as well, just in case war happens. there were lots of national figures that led the fight for preparedness, which become this movement, preparedness. , woodrow wilson, you had all of these figures, former secretaries of war, former generals, they were saying we are behind militarily and if this war drags the united states in, we better be ready. we better be prepared. this catches on for sure. parades, like the ones we started with today and the focus for today, was a phenomena that happened all over. in other words how communities demonstrated their preparedness was a part of this exercise. having a purpose -- parade that might demonstrate that communities patriotism. i will give you a few examples. this is

there are on religious exercises in pursuit of secular policies, those restrictions ought to be as unrestrictiveas they can be while still accomplishing the secular objective. another approach which i think is very important is to decentralize accommodation when both sides have deep disagreement concerning what liberty, dignity and great respect require and no way to resolve them. another principle is the de minimis principle. this is adopted from the nuisance law, for those of you who have studied torts, and an example is the, zubik case which the supreme court has sent back hoping for informal resolution. the government required religious groups to file a form in order to get an exemption, and some claim that that's a burden on their exercise of their religious freedom, and i would consider that de minimis. that's a demin misburden that we ought to be able to impose on people. another approach, interesting one advanced by andrew koppelman, a law professor, who would allow businesses to state their moral objections to a particular practice such as gay marriage without uncurring liability for --

the resolution urges the government of south sudan to allow immediate and unrestricted humanitarian access to the southern unity region where the famine is currently under way. the amendment also condemns all threats of violence against civilian populations and aid workers, including the over 70 humanitarian aid workers that have been killed since the conflict began. and the resolution condemns the brutal attack by the south sudanese military on humanitarian aid workers, including americans at the terrain camp in july of last year. the resolution condemns the multiple instances in which security forces have looted humanitarian assistance destined for civilians in need and supports the effort of the u.s. government working with partners in the international community, including the u.n., the african union, the european union to facilitate humanitarian access to affected areas and encourages greater diplomatic pressures on the parties to return to the negotiating table to stop the violation and to allow full humanitarian access. mr. speaker, i reserve the alance of my time. the speaker pro t

there are on religious exercises in pursuit of secular policies, those restrictions ought to be as unrestrictive as they can be while still accomplishing the secular objective. another approach which i think is very important is to decentralize communication when both sides have rome and disease dip agreements concerning what liberty and dignity and equal respect require. and no principle way to resolve them. another principle is de minimis principle, and an example is the case which the supreme court has sent back, hoping for informal resolution. the government merely required religious groups to file a form in order to get an exemption, and some complain that is a burden on their exercise of their religious freedom, and i say i would consider that de minimis. a de minimis burden we ought to be able item pose on people in order to further social solidarity in some situations. another approach, had an an advd by a law professor who allow current businesses to publicly state moral objections to a particular practice such as gay marriage, without enduring liability for hostile environment. thing a

heller or other controversial decisions like citizens united which opened up the floodgates i to unrestricted secret money in electoral campaigns or even the decision of bush v. gore which decided the 2008 presidential ao election. he also refused to respond toag whether he agreed with other imported supreme court precedents on the right to privacy, the right to counsel in criminal proceedings, voting rights for same-sex marriage. contrast that with justice for hethrough during her confirmatin hearing explained she fully understood the individual right to bear arms but the supreme court recognized or contrast that with justice anthony kennedy during his hearing praised the supreme court'sark landmark 1963 decision which established the right to counsel in criminal cases or even contrast judge gorsuch to chief justice roberts at his hearing affirmed privacy is part of they liberty interest protected by the due process clause. instead come at his hearing, judge gorsuch cited that critical supreme court'sio decisions were precedent of the court he would follow unless and until they were overturn

restrictions there are on religious exercises in pursuit of secular policies, those restrictions are as unrestrictedas they can be while still accomplishing the secular objective. another approach which i think is very important, it is a centralized accommodation were both sides have reasonable and deep disagreements concerning but liberty and dignity and equal respect required. there is no principled way to resolve them. another is adopted from the law from those who study. an example is there's a case which the supreme court has sent back hoping for a formal resolution. in which the government nearly required religious groups to file a form to get an exemption. some complain that that is a burden on their exercise and religious freedom. i would consider that id minimus a burden that we ought to be able to impose on people to further social solidarity. another approach is one advanced by law professor who would allow and encourage businesses to publicly state their moral objections to a particular practice such as gay marriage without incurring a hostile environment. he argues this would encourage

decision or other controversial decisions like citizens united which opened the floodgates to unrestricted secret money in a left oral campaigns or even the decision in bush versus gore which decided the 2000 election. judge gorsuch refused to respond to whether he agreed with other important supreme court precedents, on the right to privacy, the right to counsel in criminal proceedings, voting rights or same-sex marriage. contrast that to justice sonia sodalite or, during her confirmation hearing explained she fully understood the individual right to bear arms that the supreme court recognized in the heller decision. contrast that with justice anthony kennedy who during his hearing praised the supreme court landmark 1963 decision in gideon versus wainwright which established the right to counsel in criminal cases or even contrast judge gorsuch to chief justice john roberts, privacy the liberty interest before the due process clause. at his hearing judge gorsuch repeatedly parroted critical supreme court decisions were precedents of the court, that he would follow unless and until they wer

decision or other controversial decisions like citizens united which opened the floodgates to unrestricted secret money in electoral campaigns or even the decision in bush v. gore which decided the 2000 presidential election. judge gorsuch also refuse to respond to whether he would agree with other supreme court precedents on the right to privacy, on the right to counsel on criminal proceedings, voting rights, or same-sex marriage. contrast that to justice sonia sotomayor who during her confirmation hearing said that she understood the individual right to bear arms that the supreme court recognized in the heller decision. or contrast that with justice anthony kennedy who during his hearing praised the landmark decision in gideon v. wanewrite which established the right to counsel in criminal situations or contrast that to john roberts who affirmed that privacy is part of the liberty interests protected by the due process clause. instead at his hearing judge gorsuch repeatedly par rotted that -- parrotted that critical supreme court decisions were precedence of the court that he would follo

kazakhstan urges all sides to make possible, urgent, unrestricted access to the united nations and its implementing partners. it is essential that humanitarian assistance reaches people promptly for their survival needs and medical carei adam president. >> i thank the representative of kazakhstan. and now i will turn it over to the representative of ethiopia. >> thank you, madam president. i wish to start by thanking special envoy stephen de miss tiera for his briefing and the outcome of talks in geneva. let me take this opportunity to once again express our full support for his tireless and dedicated diplomatic efforts to help bring an end to the syria crisis. the intrasyrian talks. nd we take note of the limited ut inclemented progress that has been made with the latest rounds, which have allowed the parties to once again sit in the same room and start engaging substantively on issues towards resolving the syrian crisis. madam president, it is very clear that we are meeting today, again, as a backdrop of the reports of the use of chemical weapons. which has shocked and appalled all o

a dragbal glut has been on prices and producers are calling unrestricted is to be extended in june.c that reserves would fall in the oil price would begin to rise. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: after the best three andhs for asian equities half a decade, our next guest is we are likely to see those gains repeated this quarter. strategyrris, senior investor at bnp paribas. honest, your note is quite disheartening, but it is hard to imagine come june-july that we are off 25%. which this effect equity markets to see falling out of favor? bigell it is going to be a of a policy reflection for u.s. equities. 11% from the election of donald trump and people want to see the republicans are able to deliver on their promises, and they did not do that with health care reform, and now a discussion over rates and the debt ceiling, so we want to see those gains were warranted. emerging markets, maybe europe, but we will see opportunities between now and the end of the year, and it is not the ones