give us state resources so that we can use the properties that we have for 100% affordable housing projects. i think the older generation can all support that. i can say as a district 3 supervisor, virtually every piece of vacant land whether it was broadway and battery or broadway and phantom we are looking to legislation at 530 phantom street with a mezzanine with a fire station where we could build 200 feet of affordable house. we're looking at those opportunities all over the city. there are tens of thousands of units in the pipeline. to the individual who said this takes time, that is a true fact. much has been made of the planning commission's memo. there are actually two of them. the most recent dated march 8 that addresses the senate bill as revised and there's a lot in there for everybody but i want to call out a few top-line highlights and then want to go actually into the language of legislation pirp legislation. i know this is a highly emotionally charged issue. i don't know how many have read the legislation as amended but to the planning department, senate bill 827 may preclud

california officials claim they are not defying federal law but only refusing to use state resources to enforce it. federal law is crystal clear. quote, a federal, state, or local government, entity, or official may not prohibit or in any way restrict any government entity or official from sending to or receiving from the immigration and naturalization service information regarding e citizenship or immigration or up lawful it, of any individual, unquote. and yet that's precisely what california's nullification acts do. they also claim they are trying to preserve the trust of the illegal immigrant community to report crimes. does this mean that anyone who reports a crime or talks to a police officer should be immune from arrest for the crimes that they may have committed? and what about protecting the rest of our community from criminal illegal aliens in our midst? the constitution commends the executive to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. that means all laws. including our immigration laws. for all its sanctimony, the sanctuary moft's -- movement's principal legal argu

the state of california is phrasing in terms of ways of saving state resources, that they don't want to usete resources to ayes is the feds, but the reality is they are obstructing or attempting to obstruct federal enforcement actions through statutes. eboni, i'm glad that you brought up resources, that's a question that many people are asking, as you say immigration has historically been a federal jurisdiction issue, why not have the federal government put more of its resources so that they are not beholding on state actors on behalf of legislation? >> what you have to remember that part of what we are talking about resources is letting federal agents have access to jail records so they know when people are going to be subject to deportation. eboni: certainly for those that have practiced in the criminal space. there seems to be a miscommunication or something, like you said, sometimes it's more nefarious than that, defiance on the part of local or state law enforcement agencies, times the sheriff's offices where they are refusing to cooperate with federal agencies. so how about bypassing

partnering with us at the state level providing resources around education and prevention would be useful at the state level. >> the methamphetamine program that has been in place about four years to stop people from getting exposed has paid some dividends. >> i want to follow up on senator isaacson's first question. we know that there is a decrease in opiate prescribing. overdoses are rising. we released new data that shows a 30% increase in emergency department visits associated with opiate overdose. we do know that of the street drugs. i'm working on clarifying fda's authority at our mail facilities were fat knowledge centering the country. i think we need to look at some appropriations. i think this is something that we have to start getting a handle on. understand oregon doesn't allow law-enforcement access to state prescription drug monitoring program. why was that decision made and what are the implications for sharing data with other states. >> were just beginning our work. i just introduce legislation in past the legislature. i haven't signed it yet as a result of the opiate tax

bills in states such as alaska, california and massachusetts would prohibit using state or local resourcester individuals or businesses that are in compliance with state cannabis laws. it's unclear which bills, if any, might pass. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(vicki)(vicki) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful if not cool day from the land to the sea. there's was hardly a cloud in the sky as high pressure builds overhead. it's going to be a little cool if you're going out tonight but there will be plenty of stars. lows tonight will be chilly in the 30s in some of the valleys with 40s around the bay and coast. it's all quiet on the doppler as the storm clouds have moved out for now. but on the satellite you can see the next storm off the coast. it's not a strong storm but it could bring some showers toward the middle of the week. tomorrow will be a little warmer but we'll also see a few high clouds moving across our skies. highs will be in the low 60s to low 70s. we

bills in states such as alaska, california and massachusetts would prohibit using state or local resourcesto aid in federal efforts to go after efforts to go after individuals or businesses that are in compliance with state cannabis laws. it's unclear which bills, if any, might pass. (steve) cautiously optimistic - that's the take-away from the sierra snow survey today. (grant) and if not for the miracle march-esque storm late last week...things would be much more dire. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. (kody - standup) (;07)kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "a big storm rolls in through the state, but is it enough to get out of the drought conditions?" (;08)frank gerhke, chief of california cooperative snow surveys program. "you know, if you said last week 'wow, it's really bad' and you get 4-5 days of storm activity can really make a difference."that from frank gerhke - answering our question if the snowfall helped stave off a drought. gerke says - it's still too soon to know.rather - the department of water resources - showing signs of optimism with their latest reading. - me

states use many resources available to them to bolster cyber security. some utilize resources by dhs and others use security companies and still others partner with colleges and universities. mr. chairman, in your press conference yesterday you and other senators outlined cyber security recommendations. i would like to highlight that states are implementing many if not all of the recommendations including my own home state. in vermont, and let me go to my vermont home state, we completed a thorough review back in 2014. we completed both physical and cyber. in 2015, we implemented a new election management platform. because the system was new and it was newly designed, it included cyber risk assessments. some of the best practices we used are paper ballots and post election audits and no internet connection of our vote tabulators and daily back up of the voter registration and daily monitoring of traffic and black listing of known problem or suspected ip addresses and additional penetration testing. we also have same day voter registration and automatic v

state of oregon. i think the challenge is these drugs are coming on so quickly and they're so dangerous it's hard to get the word out. certainly partnering with us at the state level providing resources around education and prevention would be extremely useful for us at the state level. >> thank you very much. i know my time is up, mr. chairman. i point out, though, the methamphetamine program now in place about four years to try and stop people from getting exposed has paid some dividends. so educating people against ever getting into it in the first place can be as big a help from stopping somebody from selling it to somebody who got it. >> thank you, senator isaacson. senator murray? >> thank you very much. i want to follow up on senator ice ackson's first question. there is a decrease in prescribing opioids but opioid use is rising as you both talked about. there is new data that shows a 30% increase in the emergency department visits associated with opioid overdose. we do know illicit drugs, fentanyl is part of that. mr. chairman, i hope to work with you on clarifying some of fda authority at our international mail facilities where fentanyl is entering this country. i think we n

as always, there will be plenty of times throughout the session for us to continue our conversations about responsible state's resources. i can assure you that i plan to work with all of you on those things and to be sure that we have a lot of work to do. for this day with this opportunity and with this honor to address you once again, i would like to do something different. i would like to begin the 2018 legislative session by focusing our attention on just one thing. something that's a simple concept but a bold aspiration. i would like to talk about fairness. fairness lies at the center national origin and purpose. it is apart of the american promise that freedom means anything, a fair shot and a decent life for all of our people. fairness is also the compact we make with one another in our homes, our neighborhoods, and yes, in our workplaces. it is the golden rule we teach our children to treat others as you with issue to be treated. no matter your creed or culture, no matter when or how your ancestors arrive in this country, fairness is a common sensibility that we all hold dear. it is a touch stone of what it mean

business it's all new to who is controlling what states what resources people in power investigates the misuse of south africa's state assets nobody will use implicate good or named in the board was ever to put their point of view on the financial rewards available to an accommodating business community south africa corruption inc on i'll just zero. has a summit in beijing laid the groundwork for an unprecedented meeting between the u.s. and north korean leaders. alonzo raman you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in there are also coming up in control of northern syrian town of a freend turkish forces prepared to move east towards monday each. also council and politicians prepare for a new confrontation with the traders the region's former leaders remain in custody in germany. and australia's disgraced cricketers steve smith and david warner are banned from playing for twelve months for their part in the ball tampering scandal . welcome to the program north korea's leader has met china's president on his first foreign trip since taking power seven years ago kim jong un's secretive meeting for the first time we've xi jinping

use warming stations they have set autopsy cross the county. >> what the state of emergency enables us to do is bring all of the resource as veilable to delaware county to bear. namely, we have double our staff here at emergency operations center, council has authorized emergency purchase of more generators, more equipment to support, shelters all across delaware county. >> i have all individual, if they have someone they know hoist older someone vulnerable , someone in need please check on them and make sure that they are safe, comfortable. >> reporter: now, marple township police have opened up its doors, this afternoon, as a warming/charging station for folks without power, and they will be opened today until 6:00 p.m. live from broomall, trish hartman for channel six "action news", walter. >> thanks, trish w that said delaware county and montgomery county took the largest hit when it came to losing power. peco still has more than 228,000 customers, without electricity, in the five county region. atlantic city electric has more than 10,000 outages, most are in cape may and cumberland counties. pse and g has 5600 customers in our region stil

states jobless rate fell to 4.3% in february. employers added 14,000 jobs. the california air resources report band a chemical used in refrigerators. hydrofluorocarbons account for the greenhouse gases. the bed is part of the state plan to reduce greenhouse gases to levels by the year 2030. >> the marcus and dan is now stable. crews are keeping a close eye on the dam. this video shows water flowing down the emergency stilly after the rain tapered off. the water started to receipt. crews are now reducing the water level in the reservoir and monitoring the dams condition. if you're headed to the sierra, you are in luck. there is plenty of fresh snow for skiers and snowboarders. check out this video of the ktvu photographer joe cousins snowboarding . in the past 24 hours, nearly 1.5 foot of snow has fallen. it made for some great skiing conditions. conditions. >>> excuse me, they have a winter storm warning in place to see a. we have some more snow in the forecast. we have more rain. right now, check out the satellite and radars. the rainfall is moving in from the north. look at this. we have some more coverage to sh

business it's all new to who is controlling what states what resources people in power investigates the misuse of south africa's state assets nobody who'll use implicate good name didn't the board was ever with their point of view on the financial rewards available to an accommodating business community south africa corruption inc on not just zero and under put it well on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activists to live in jail just because he expressed himself he had a story on the talk to al-jazeera at this time. where every. what makes this moment this era we're living through so unique

states use many resources available to them to bolster cyber security. some utilize resources by dhs and others use security companies and still others partner with colleges and universities. mr. chairman, in your press conference yesterday you and other senators outlined cyber security recommendations. i would like to highlight that states are implementing many if not all of the recommendations including my own home state. in vermont, and let me go to my vermont home state, we completed a thorough review back in 2014. we completed both physical and cyber. in 2015, we implemented a new election management platform. because the system was new and it was newly designed, it included cyber risk assessments. some of the best practices we used are paper ballots and post election audits and no internet connection of our vote tabulators and daily back up of the voter registration and daily monitoring of traffic and black listing of known problem or suspected ip addresses and additional penetration testing. we also have same day voter registration and automatic v

use our natural resources. by failing to put in place, we are actually paying states taxes. when we fill up our cars are heat our home. i don't remember ever getting a thank you note from texas or alaska. pennsylvania is blowing most of them out of the water. when it comes to joining every other state we could also join them by bringing billions of dollars into our own coffers. asking them to pay their fair share for the resources and we can build a better resources for pennsylvania. this is only hard if we choose to make a heart. as rich as our commonwealth is in some natural resources, special interest has put political courage in short supply. i get it. the oil and gas industry are powerful. in the time i've been here, i've seen people in this legislature, even people i disagree with much everything said politics aside to do what's right. i believe you have it in you to do that again. they are counting on you to do it again. i'm not just asking you but challenging you to do the right thing and pass the severance tax so we can keep making investments to grow our economy an

resources. florida remains the only state to ventured into a host state agreement to directly assist maria survivors. this helped us coordinate the opening of resource centers to provide tens of thousands of maria vac use in florida with one stop shop for survivor resources. at request of governor scott the disaster case management program was approved for maria erack you east in our state. concerned along it. sa and the marks florida was committed to provide every storm survivor with care regardless ever their origin. this was defining event for our division and partners. we will continue to review and reflect on actions during the response operations seeking way to improve practices and providing floridians with the best possible service. florida must position itself to build a culture of prepareness and ready communities for catastrophic disasters and reduce the complexity of disaster programing. 2017 season was the most expensive in u.s. history. fema administrator brock long said if this is the new normal, americans can not rely on the federal calvary when disaster strikes. they will need to take care of thems

it states that we cannot use any resources to communicate with our federal law enforcement partners, which is just ludicrous. >> tucker: well, it's dangerous, as you pointed out.t' sheriff, thanks for joining us. i appreciate it.t. >> absolutely. thank you for having me.e. >> tucker: well, in the wake of the antigun walkouts, a california teacher was suspended from her job for daring to ask a simple question. could anti-abortion protesters do the same thing? she got bounced for that. the teacher joins us next. hey! you know, progressive is america's number-one motorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we diget an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these ho

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it states that we cannot use any resources to communicate with our federal law enforcement partners whichjust ludicrous. >> tucker: well, it's dangerous as you pointed out. sheriff, thanks for joining us, i appreciate it. >> absolutely. thanks for having me. >> tucker: well, in the wake of the antigun walkouts, the california teacher was suspended from her job for daring to ask a simple question. could anti-abortion protesters do the same thing? she got bounced for that the teacher joins us next. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relief when allergies occur. day after day, after day. because life should have more wishes and less worries. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. a farmer's market.ve what's in this kiester. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. ♪ next chapter ♪ yogyoooogiiiiiii!! but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. here, yogi. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage

are going that you know if there's any state behind this then russia have the resources and a possible motive however until they identify. which nerve agent was used that could hold details of which state might be behind it and even which laboratory might manufactured it or a journalist out of the frame and routes with the very latest for us from london thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world syrian government forces have seized the half of the territory held by rebels in the damascus suburb of eastern around four hundred thousand people are believed to be trapped in the area as russian backed troops intensify their assault the u.n. has urged all parties to abide by a cease fire in order to deliver aid and evacuate the wounded japan's chief nuclear regulator says the two thousand and eleven fukushima disaster isn't over radioactive waste is still being removed from the tree crippled reactors hugely challenging tasks that could take decades this weekend marks the seventh anniversary of the nuclear accident and the tsunami that caused the police in sierra leone have quassia clashes in the capital freetown following wednesda

he should use the resources we have in the united states to give the ballot boxes in our counties all protection they need to stop further russian aggression and support to tell the country what happened in the last election and what we will do to make sure it doesn't happen again. it says these decisions are going to the telephone. is it makes a distipnction? >> certainly what has been frustrating is you see the policies are from rex tillerson and you see the president. it is confusing what we are going do. the president says over and other and over would n't it be great if we could get along with russia. >> sure. zblp we >> i have worked on the intelligence committee. he worked our country in the military. i look forward to his confirmation hearing. don, let me say this. he was somebody who said p publicly it did not effect the campaign and the cia had to clear up. bolton is somebody who had been quite harsh but has been supporting efforts over in russia. you have to wonder, are these individuals following the lead of donald trump just as jeff sessions was a long time cold warrior a

is going to be plenty of time throughout the session to have us continue the conversations about the possible stewardship of the state resources. i assure you that i will work for many of those thing, and to assure you that we have at lot of work to do, but for this day, and with this opportunity, a a ndnd with this honor the address you once again, i would like to do something different. i'd like the begin the 2018 legislative session by focusing our attention on just one thing, and snag is a simple concept, but also a bold aspiration. i'd like to talk about fairness. fairness lies at the very center of the national origin and our national purpose. it is part of the american promise that if freedom means anything, it means a fair shot at a decent life for all of our people. fairness is also the compact that we make with one another in our homes and in our neighborhoods and yes, in our workplaces. i belief it is the golden rule of our children to wish to be treated, we should treat others. no matter how your ancestors arrived in this country, fairness is an ideal that we all hold dear. it is a touchstone of what it means to be

are going that you know if there's any state behind this then russia have the resources and a possible motive however until they identify. which nerve agent was used that could hold details of which state might be behind it and even which laboratory might manufactured it or a journalist out of the frame and routes with the very latest for us from london thank you. and now a savvy reporter who traveled around the world to allegedly murdered close to home the trial starts a dead mark today for the man accused of killing swedish journalist kim wall she planned to profile adventure peter madsen on board his homemade submarine last summer but she never returned madsen denies killing her but has admitted to dismembering wall before dumping her body parts in the sea. it's one of the most gruesome murder trials ever to take place at copenhagen city court inventor peter manson is due to take the stand here charged with killing. in these rooms thirty seven witnesses will testify that's huge interest from global media with more than one hundred journalists following proceedings it won't be easy listening. prosecutors say the swedish journalist ken wall died

this position we have access to a wide range of specialist resources and services that are helping us to understand what we are or on stating that at this time the focus at this moment in trying to stop this war has caused these people to become critically ill and we are working with partners to prioritize this diagnosis and ensure that they receive the most appropriate and timely treatment. for more now we're joined by our correspondent erin tilton he is in moscow good evening erin what can you tell was about the victims russian passed. well we don't know much about him the russian government hasn't released any official statements as of yet what we do know is as you said the man's name was so he couldn't call he is supposedly work for the f.s.b. now that's russia's state security service and actually the fall of the organization to the k.g.b. we know he was arrested in two thousand and four and accused of being a double agent for british intelligence he's accused of turning over information on several dozen or russian agents to british intelligence forces now that of course landed him in jail eventually he was exchanged a

trump a letter urging him to use all available resources to extradite the 13 russian nationals named in the special counsel's investigation to stand trial here in the united states. ensuring russian nationals stand trial in the united states would be a clear signal to those who seek to meddle with our licks that their actions are not without consequences. this is imperative to deter russia and any other nation in the future from attacking our democracy. another test, a test of president trump's leadership. another test he's failing miserably. if president trump really cared about our country, he would expand every resource in his possession to bring justice to these foreign actors who meddled with our country's most sacred democratic process, the one enshrined by the founding fathers and embraced and even worshiped by americans over the centuries, with good reason. and now there is meddling in this sacred process, and president trump does nothing? why are we not hearing anything from those on the other side of the aisle about that? you can be sure that if it was another president, particularly a democratic one, we would hear howls. but this is not about democrat

he should use the resources we have in the united states to give the ballot boxes in our counties alltection they need to stop further russian aggression, and he should support an independent commission to tell the country what happened in the last election and what we're going to do to make sure it never happens again. >> so, representative, the russian ambassador responded to the expulsion saying the united states did very bad step. undercutting a little what we still have in russian/american relations. these decisions are going against to the telephone conversation between our two presidents. the question is, is the ambassador making a distinction between the words of this president and the policies of the administration? >> well, certainly, don, what's been frustrating is that you see on one hand the policies either from nikki haley or former secretary of state rex tillerson who had been rather harsh on russia, and then you see the president. so, if the president is not willing to directly confront them, it's confusing to the russians and our allies as to what exactly we're going

follow up so i think it's not so much a lack of resources as it is a lack of knowledge or understanding about threats that matter the most. residents in the us state of fighting against having a fleet of f. thirty five station nearby the people of burlington say that deeply concerned about noise pollution and safety to make their feelings loud and clear campaign is use giant speakers to blast the sign a sound of flying jets in the city center. a number of protests were held last week against the thirty five base police made one high profile arrest among the activists one of the co-founders of the ice cream brand ben and jerry's ben cohen. bosses have already spent around eighty three million dollars preparing the base for the jets the month national guard said on tuesday night the thirty five says still shuttle to arrive in the autumn of twenty nineteen. the airport in burlington is located in a very heavily densely populated area so there are one hundred twenty four thousand people that live within about five miles of the runway half a dozen of us put on a demonstration of what that sounds like and people came running out and said stop this is ho

the federal aid highway dollars in exchange for state purview of design, permitting and construction, a federal aide highway projects. by using the resources that are currently available, more efficiently, we can stretch our current federal aide dollars to improve our improfessor our infrastructure system. we have several witnesses that can speak directly to the states and localities. they represent both those who build our infrastructure and those who rely on its proper maintenance. i'm pleased that the director of the nebraska department of transportation, kyle knee way is here to provide in sight on nebraska innovative work and transportation policy. have i to cough. because nebraska always had a nebraska department of roads. i look forward to the testimony of our witnesses. and i would now like to invite my colleague senator peters to offer his opening remarks. senator peters. >> well, thank you, chairman fisher, for calling today's hearing. and thank you to our witnesses for joining us to share your thoughts on a very critical issue on how the federal government can help upgrade our nation's crumbling infrastructure. i want to extend

us to continue that work. and the research facility. the science is nesh tifnitiativ. proud of the integrated test center. state and private resources. be c became operational, 2017. and ready for ex-prize teams. this cutting edge facility and makes wyoming a leader in advance. and, leader in coal production but coal technology. funds have been appropriated for the science initiative. big supporter of tinitiative. joint appropriations approve the release of funding mid january. and uw approved the final design of the science is nsh tibuildin. we takeled many other projects. we takeled many other projects. on schools. remind you in 2011, suggest weed slow down new school buildings. but we, we have not really. we have tackled many projects including 57 new or replacement schools. in excess of $1 billion. $267 million. over 11,000 major maintenance project for about $417 million. there is more we can get done this session. the projects at state hospital in evanston. they are well planned. important projects. and must forward to construction now. this body has invested in wyoming. hats off to vision ears who plan for and work through imp

state and his our values, how we use diplomacy. we need to know how he would rebuild the state fight for the resources and fill the critical positions a lot we need to know. >> i guess one area that people want to know about is the senators who be speaking with pompeo. russia. what line of questioning would you like to pursue when it comes to mike pompeo and his confirmation hearing? congress members of voted in favor of legislation opposed mandatory sanctions on russia. trump administration has failed to apply one sanction under that law. we are going to want to know whether he is prepared to carry out the laws of congress and impose sanctions. tillerson did talk about russia as risking global isolation. tillerson has seemed even before today to really sidelined in that secretary of state position. do you think that will change? or do you think this is just a function of how president trump can conduct foreign policy? >> the firing has a chilling effect. the president only wants people who will tell him what he wants to hear. mr. tillerson was presenting the facts and recommendations that came through the state department. would wa

intelligence and army efforts against enemies it also describes using soft power and media resources in counter hybrid warfare while moscow has accused of state aggression we discussed the accusations against russia with political commentator and journalist john white. there is no concrete evidence that russia has engaged in any kind of warfare hybrid or otherwise but what it is evidence for is that the west is engaged in warfare against russia economic sanctions all remained you are an instrument of war the two expansion eastward is an act of war and this russia has been unleashed in the mainstream you key establishment media supported by the government. is being gauged and with the objective as i see shaping public opinion to accept the new cold war with russia so if any country is leading the war. in the last few years it is russia given see the. tapes of the west to expand need to use worked which is a clear and existential threat to russia's security this is despite russia's repeated warnings that this is a threat to its security and those warnings being ignored we modern british m.p. has lashed out at the head of wiki leaks over this ca

politics through business to who is controlling what state of resources people in power investigates the misuse of south africa's state assets nobody who'll use implicate good or named in those of board was ever asked to put their point of view on the financial rewards available to an accommodating business community south africa corruption inc on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. it's. where ever you. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on the news hour hours after he left china it was finally announced that north korea's leader kim jong un had in fact made his first trip abroad since taking power seven years ago president. polls have now closed in egypt's presidential election ending three days of voting with no real challenger president. set to win a landslide victory and shares in the online retailer amazon dropped sharply on wall street after reports emerged that donald trump wants to change the company's tax treatment amazon closed the trading day four point four percent lower. funerals are being held for some of the victims of a fire at a shopping center in save the area on sunday it's a day of national mourning in russia to rememb

use of taxpayer resources. and threatened to throw sheriff hutchins in jail. >> state law is state law.t is my job to enforce state law and i will do so and we want to make sure every jurisdiction understands what state law requires. the subdivisions of the state of california. >> reporter: legal battle lines are blurring, in-laws lme dose, to exempt itself from the state sanctuary law but county seat of santa ana the self-declared immigrant saints were considering filing an amicus brief, quite a bit of a tangled web to see how this plays out. back to you in new york. >> thank you so much. jillian: the white house defending its decision to add a citizenship question to the next census, democrats targets illegal immigrants. sarah sanders says it is nothing new. >> this has been the practice of the united states government, the purpose is to determine individuals that are here. it also helps to comply with the voting rights act. without that information it is hard to make the determination of the information needs to be gathered. heather: the citizenship question was removed from a once i

states like california and sanctuary cities like oakland. >> the idea that the federal government is using our resources to exercise a vindictive and political agenda from the trump administration, against california, it's something that we should all be angry about. much of the criminals who were convicted american courts be allowed to stay? >> even under california law there are processes in place to address these issues. >> but that is california law and it is federal law that governs immigration. >> it is. the mayor has been the most vocal, the spotlight is on her right now. do expect others to follow suit and do the same thing she is doing? >> i have not been hit with a barrage of press releases although the mayor of berkeley has chimed in. we asked the mayor of san francisco what he thought we will show you that at 6:00. >>> hundreds of immigrants at borders took over samsung straight downtown between washington and jackson street surrounding the northern california headquarters for ice. you can see that they covered one intersection with a message and what appears to be red and yellow chalk they are upset about 150 the area arrests by

review this position we have access to a wide range of specialist resources and services that are helping us to understand what we were on stating that at this time. the focus at this moment in trying to establish what has caused these people to become critically ill and we are working with partners to prioritize this diagnosis and ensure that they receive the most appropriate and timely treatment charlie rangel has more from london police here are calling this a major incident and the two individuals are in critical condition in intensive care where hospital workers are working on diagnosing and treating them as quickly as possible the sixty six year old man has been identified as. a russian national and former colonel in the russian military intelligence who in two thousand and six was convicted on charges of espionage and jailed for thirteen years it seems that he had been supplying u.k. intelligence service m i six with the identity of undercover russian agents operating in europe but in twenty ten he was released as part of a spy swap deal orchestrated with the united states he was flown to the u.k. and is since been living

use of taxpayer funds is important. that's why allow requires a public disclosure of how resources flow down to the school level. states like georgia, rhode island and colorado have already been doing so for years and i applaud them for that. next year all states will need to show hard-working families how their money is being spent. i would encourage you to go even further. why not show how much money is being spent on each student and why. is that different from the school down the street and if so, why? a student centered funding pilot takes us in that direction. this competitive grant enables money to help children based on their needs. so as i have pointed out there are some bright spots among the plans but even the best plan is short on meaningful solutions that the law encourages. even the best plan doesn't take full advantage of the law's built-in flexibility. in launching a pr push doesn't change that. that misses the point. because our children deserve better than the 19th century assembly line approach for the nclb approach or they are ccc approach of the washington knows best approach. don't you think it's

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it's just a matter of using our resources and understanding how drivers approach those types of markings. by state law, you're supposed to enter a bike way by turning right, and that's just more protected bike ways. we're looking at different dynamics, left turning bikes, and other bikes. we are expanding the use of intersection markings, and we can explore using them even more frequently than we do today, and i just want to reiterate at 8th and brannan, we are having a fully protected design. it's just through the use of different signal phasing, but we do feel it's a very protected level for cyclists. it's just a different tool that we're using at that location. >> there used to be hesitation, but now you're getting feedback to do this. was the hesitation because of safety? >> right. because in the past, we had class two bike lanes. they're broken or dashed, so motorists are supposed to enter the bike way prior to turning, and we were concerned that by having -- and marking through the intersection, that motorists would stay outside the bike way and not cross it, which is what the state law is n

it tells us that effective teachers have an outsized impact on student outcomes. the state grant provides the resources states need to develop and train teachers. for example, in california, the state uses it to teach children with disabilities. the grantes also use money to support administrations -- administrators and their roles as leaders and provide opportunity for growth and development of aspiring young administrators. yet your budget request proposes eliminating this grant program on the grounds that it is duplicative. can you specify which programs offer the same kind of support for teachers and school leadership development recruitment and retention? sec. devos: thank you, congresswoman for your question there. we have, again, focused our budget request around areas that do provide the most flexibility and continue to want to support teachers in both their roles as teachers, as well as their continued development. we have done so through the protection of funds. through the protection of idea funds. we have also, through efa, provided more flex ability in -- flexibility in the classroom and m

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