rushed over and saw two stab wounds to vaughn's stomach. he tried to resuscitate him, but vaughn died in his arms. witnesses describe a scene of complete shock and grief. >> one lady, um, she was crying so hard she just held her chest. i don't know if it was his mom or family member, but it was pretty devastating. i mean there was a lot of people impacted by what happened. >> reporter: police with the help of the sonoma county sheriff's department then started an intense search for the suspect who fled the scene in this burgundy bmw. the 18-year-old spotted roughly six hours after the incident. at this point authorities haven't released what the two teens were fighting about. i also asked his friend about this, and he didn't seem to know what led to the dispute. andrea nakano, kpix 5. >>> good news tonight, an exciting night for the oakland a's. they beat the best team in baseball with a no hitter. >> vern glenn is breaking it down. >> you know what 12 years ago, he's this 14-year-old kid, and he tossed a five anyoning no hitter, that's --

vaughn preston phippsbut then things fell into place. a week later, phipps was a mom.snipes said the decision was tough, but she knew it was the right thing to do."he looks so happy. she looks so happy. what do i want to do?" she said. "it's really scary, but it's the best thing i could have done in my life."phipps officially adopted vaughn preston phipps in august 2017, and snipes moved to north carolina to be a part of the family."we're chosen family for sure," she said."people thought, she's coming to his birthday parties, and we have pictures of all of us together at the birthday party, and that's the way it will be," phipps said.phipps and snipes are considering writing a book on the missed connection that changed their life. snipes has started a photography business part of her new life in raleigh, and practices taking photos of 18 month old vaughn and his mom. coming upthis is the corner of de haro and berry. nothing to see here right sound of a garbage truck well that wasn't the case just a few hours before however what i discove

vaughn: don't laugh. there needs to be someone there to take my place. and one of the things i say is if i'm not doing my part to train the people who can come up behind me, that i can't be assured that it's going to happen. and there needs to be so much more of that now. i think right after 1967 in detroit, there were a number of people who came out -- diana lewis and bob bennett and carmen harlan, they came up and they came in. but things have changed since then. in the industry, it's harder to keep people in one place. for years and years and years. but we really do need to make sure that younger folks are coming in and learning those things. ms. lee: and that when they enter mainstream norms organizations, they are some ordered to bring their -- they are supported to bring their full selves. and not just expected to fall into this false notion of a budget duty -- objectivity. [applause] >> thank you. >> so i just want to thank again jenny lee of allied media who is making the road, you know. [applause] i'm someone who has worked predominantly in main

he stabbed 19-year-old cory vaughn in a parking lot. vaughn died at the scene. >>> investigators hosted an event they believe could open new doors to finding or identifying missing loved ones. >> he just disappeared low pressure left everything in his room. >> she has been looblgi ilookin brother. >> he was seeing a psychiatrist and the psychiatrist called my mom and said he never shoed wed. >> reporter: helping friends and family file police reports and get information. >> it's a safe opportunity for them to come. if they feel intimidated by going to a law enforce cement agency they can come here and submit dna. >> i did a dndndn nef do never doefr. >> it's sent to the department of justice database to see if there's any matches to police cases of those missing or located nationwide. >> sometimes they come back to an individual deceased but the important part is it puts closure to the family and gets the individual identified. >> reporter: there's 400 active missing person cases. technology could help open doors. >> you never know what

joining me now from phoenix is arizona native msnbc vaughn.ou're following the races out there. 150,000 ballots were already cast before today. what is the early voting telling you about how this race might end up? >> reporter: we know how the parties break down at the end of the day. 40 % of the early ballots are from republicans. 20 from democrats. the other 23 are independents. let's say tipirneni, the former e.r. physician. three children that went through local schools. she had a campaign. what does she have to do to win? let's say she gets 95% of democrats and 15% of republicans. with those numbers, she'd have to win 70% of independents at this point. the numbers are large to overcome, but it's something when you talk here, to some voters on the ground, it's something we should pay attention to. i don't think it's out of the blue that she could pull off something here. >> i spoke to hiral tipirneni on my 2:00 p.m. show in fact she was pushing back against much of what her rival was saying. she's not for border security funding. she was t

so -- >> actually, vaughn stole my thunder a little bit. but it's important. it's a key point.he nrcc have spent 1 million combined on the race. that's unheard of to be having to spend that much money, hard dollars. we call it hard dollars because these are limited contributions that are rnc can only accept so much from an individual donor per cycle and they're using this valuable money to defend against this seat they should be able to win easily. that's money that they won't be able to spend in other targeted races come the actual midterms. >> i agree with everything you're saying. i think the big question is is that reason voter. you have a republican that says she's a long republican voter and voting for a democrat. the thing that democrats and republicans don't know about the midterm election is what drag will donald trump be across the country. >> donald trump doesn't think he's a drag in a lot of places. he likes to get on the road. do you think donald trump will be campaigning for folks some summer? >> the vice president said he's going to be out. he's out vaquite a bit

vaughn hillyard is in glendale, arizona for us.e is a headline from the arizona republic, the biggest newspaper in the state. debby besko wins the state, leaves republicans anxious about the fall. >> there is nine congressional seats. the neighboring district, donald trump won that one by ten points, half of what he won here in this district. democrats were looking to pick six or seven of those congressional districts. kasie hunt has some concerns. >> everybody talks about once you win you are a congressman. doesn't matter by how much you win. >> does it give you any fear going into november that republicans are going to bible to keep the house. i don't think so. there is a lot of time. somebody once told me that a week is a lifetime in politics. and we are talking about months. >> everybody well aware as a republican that it is going to be a very challenging political environment in november. and i think these special election results reinforce that challenge. >> there is an engagement among voters here katy that we saw on the gro

hillary vaughn in washington, d.c.orter: mark zuckerberg is taking responsibility for this cambridge analytica scandal. he is not throwing anyone under the bus, no one has been fired. including himself, he said he is still best person to run his company, 87 million users personal info could have been caught up in this data mess. there is 37 million more than they first thought, they will alert you, whose information was sold, silver lining is facebook did not get this information through tracking, personal info that chooser -- users chose to share on facebook. >> vast majority of data that facebook knows about you, because you chose to share it. it is not tracking. people think we sell data to advertisers, we don't. >> cambridge analytica today pushing back on the 87 million number saying that wrong they got access to 30 million. zuckerberg reacted on that, today on call, saying that facebook still does not know how many accounts they had access to and how much data cambridge analyticas had in their system, this is a p

vaughn hilliard is on the ground. you've been there all day talking to some of these student protesters. tell me what the message is and their mood today, vaughn. >> reporter: kristen, we're over at a high school in phoenix. this was a student led movement in response to parkland shooting. they marched on the state capitca capit capitol. claire, have you been satisfied with the response of congress since the parkland shooting? >> no. honestly, this gun violence has been happening since 19 years ago which is the 19th anniversary of the columbine shooting which is the reason we're all walking. it's been years. once we accept the violence against children, it's been frustrating that legislation is not moving forward. i know that legislation takes time, but we need to do more. >> this is a school of 2,000 students. kevin, what did you guys do here this morning? >> this morning, the main thing that we did today was just raise awareness and that helps build our voice as a community. and an arizona community. first thing we

the driver, gregory vaughn, was pulled over and arrested. vaughn reportedly admitted to robbing 3 banks in san mateo... 1 in san jose... and 1 in campbell. ( james ) several members of a serial burglary ring in san francisco are now behind bars. police say the ring has stolen millions of dollars worth of property in recent months. these are ten of the burglary suspects. police say the burglaries have been taking place in both occupied and unoccupied homes... targeting people in the bay view, ingleside and tarval districts. police used sureveillance video to identify suspects. ( james ) a man is being called a hero after stepping in to help 2 people who were being attacked with a knife. it happened in front of the fare gates of the colliseum station in oakland. david harris said he heard a woman screaming... then saw a man attacking and stabbing 2 people with a knife. the oakland landscaper says he ran over... grabbed the man's wrists... and got him on the ground. harris says the reason he jumped in was because of his own brush with death.

gregory vaughn told police he robbed banks in three cities.horities say there were no sounds of foul play in the death of a google software engineer whose body was found in a drainage canal. how she ended up in the water is still undetermined. >>> her nude body was found in 2017 near their san francisco bay trail. the autopsy says she died the same day she was reported missing in the cause of death was drowning. the sunnyvale department of public safety says because intent cannot be determined, the medical examiner has ruled her manner of death is undetermined.>>> new details after a 93 page federal indictment was unsealed accusing the founders of backpage.com of facilitating prostitution. the website's founders are charged, along with five other top backpage officials with conspiracy, facilitating prostitution and laundering money. the indictment cites 17 cases of known prostitution was victims as young as 14 years old. >>> the arrests of 10 people in connection of 60 home burglaries in the last year and a half or announced by san francisco p

witnesses say ibach stabbed 19-year-old cory vaughn in a parking lot. vaughn died around 12:30 this afternoon. >>> a manhunt is on in san francisco's bayview district after six people were shot and one victim died. it happened about 11:00 last night on third street and quesada avenue. that victim is identified as a 20-year-old man from san francisco. all of the other victims, men between the ages of 19 and 31, are expected to recover. police say it is not clear if the people were intentionally targeted. >>> investigators with the san mateo sheriffs office hosted an event today that they believe could open new doors to finding or identifying missing loved ones. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story now from san carlos. >> reporter: at first glance, it looks like a job fair. but look again. you'll find vital resources for families of missing loved ones. >> he just disappeared. he left everything in his room. >> reporter: monica bliss has been looking for her brother e jerome, since he vanished on january 3rd, 1983, in san francisco. >> he was s

up, you may not want to download any more apps on your as far as moan physical you hear hillary vaughn's> most people assume that when they download app aphrodite/project anvil store it's safe, but it's not always the case. cheryl: check refrigerator, we will tell you about the threat of romaine lettuce. we are seeing escalation to the downside this morning, dow pointing lower by 77. we are picking up a little bit of steam, s&p down 77 and nasdaq 31 [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart. ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. >> the inspector general said that the lies were, quote, knowing

the driver, gregory vaughn, was pulled over and arrested.n mateo... 1 in san jose... and 1 in campbell. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. several members of a san francisco burglary ring are now behind bars after stealing millions of dollars worth of property. ( darya ) plus ... new video on a stabbing at the coliseum bart station. hear from a man who risked his life to stop the attacker. ( darya ) and after the break... an update on the road repairs being done following hevy rain and mudslides in the south bay. and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. are you totally ready? to meet her family. for that big moment. for that first hug. colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for a healthier mouth. so you're totally ready! colgate total. be totally ready for life. ( james ) crews are making progress on a back-log of repairs to storm- ravaged roads in the santa cruz mountains. the light seasonal rains in the mountains have allo

jessica vaughn is here with us for the center for immigration studies. democratic strategist and juan seawright. let's begin with you, juan. you have a couple governors saying, like those from oregon, i'm not helping out on there. i don't know if she can do that, but others are echoing concern that we don't have to do this. do they? >> well, i think this is another example of a manufactured crisis by a president, donald trump. we've seen this movie before time and time again. the truth of the matter is, the truth is the tensions are at an all-time low. anymore sure where this came from. >> neil: i'm not asking you where that came from. i'm not trying to politicize this. do you know if it's barack obama sending troops, do they consult with, what is the procedure, was this -- >> i'm not sure if anyone knows. i'm not sure if the president of the united states has consulted with people within his administration. last word i've seen, his aides are spinning out of control because they were unaware that he was going to make this decision. the question will be,

. >> reporter: she named him vaughn and adopted him in august of last year. >> just a blessing.e's just beautiful. i can't believe that i almost missed this. >> reporter: now more than a year after the mile-high twist of fate they remain close. >> i love you forever. >> reporter: snipes moved to north carolina where she started her own photography business. >> i'm finally figured out who i am and that's the fun part. >> makes me want to cry. >> reporter: some soft favorite subjects? phipps and baby vaughn. >> i want him to see love and light and positivity every single day of his life and if that means it's just the two of us and our chosen family, then that's the way it's going to be. >> reporter: from a relationship that came out of the blue to a precious gift that turned one woman's dream of motherhood into a reality. >> that is incredible. >> true love. from both of them. >> look at the difference that little boy's life will now have. great. >> so happy to see that. >>> now talking about something that a lot of people are thinking about. that royal wedding coming up and mayb

for the latest, we go to hillary vaughn in d.c. reporter: hi, trish. congressman is demanding answers over the data scandal. ceo mark zuckerberg will meet lawmakers on the hill face-to-face to answer them. he will be here a week from today, wednesday at 10:00 a.m. the committee stating in a statement that this hearing will be a important opportunity to shed light on critical consumer data privacy issues and help all americans better understand what happens to their personal information online. but next week's testimony is just the binningor facebook as they deal with blowback from the data scandal. new jersey attorney general josh howlly announced many investigations. this issue is bigger than facebook and he is eyeing other companies like google too. >> i would like to know what kind of information he is actually collecting on the millions of people who use facebook. what is he getting in addition to what we see on the user profile? does he have protections in place, adequate security precautions to keep people's private information safe? neil what is

vaughn hillyard joins us now from arizona. walk us through this, one could say a win is a win, but a five-point win doesn't feel safe? >> reporter: yeah, stephanie, what's difference about this race. let's look over to alabama, right, you're dealing with a scandal-plagued candidate in pa.-18. you go over here, this place has no democratic history. this is the rein of joe in maricopa county. if you would have told me i would have a competitive race we'd be turning heads. paperwise, there's almost 150 congressional districts around the country that are more competitive. and debbie lesko was a candidate on the trump agenda. and she ran against a democrat who didn't try to masquerade other than a candidate who wanted better public education funding. last night, she made it clear that this margin that she lost tonight she's coming back for a rematch this november. she said she's going to take on the koch brothers and that this district should not be picking someone that backed paul ryan. >> thank you, vaughn, david, you want to wei

he drove to san rafael after stabbing corey allen vaughn on saturday. juan died on the scene -- epicene. the cars being processed for evidence. >>> churches in oakland are saying do not call the police. dozens gathered outside of the first congressional church of oakland. held up pictures of those killed in police shootings. the church said instead of calling the police, they are training members in violence prevention and de-escalation procedures as well as self- defense. >> we are a multiracial congregation. some members have experienced harassment and violence from police. is a faith community that loves one another, we do not feel that we can support a system that harms people that we love. >> our officers are well- trained. we understand the circumstances that happen in the community. it is understanding that people during this time have lost some level of trust in law enforcement. we have been doing everything we can to rebuild trust from the community.? -- >> the project is organized by showing up for racial justice. track the disturbingly out --

his name is gregory vaughn and he allegedly told police in a statement that he was responsible for the bank robberies in san mateo, san jose and campbell. >>> authorities in sunnyvale say there were no signs of foul play in the death of a google software engineer whose body was found in a drainage canal. the new body was found december 7, 2017 near the san francisco bay trail. the autopsy says she died the same day she was reported missing. the cause of death was currently. the sunnyvale department of public safety says because intent could not be determined, the medical examiner's office ruled her death as undetermined. >>> investigators in oakland are looking into a mail theft, and entire collection box was ripped right from the concrete. we spoke with a woman who heard it happen and capture part of it on her home surveillance camera. >> this morning we noticed there box was missing. >> reporter: that is when liz chapman checked the surveillance camera and saw the reason why. >> at 1 am a truck pulled up. it was dark. it pulled up and there was a noise. then it pulled away. it all to

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hillary vaughn with the big news out of the call. hillary?that's right, mark zuckerberg admits that all of the responsibility for this data scandal falls on his shoulders. he says at this point he's not firing anyone because of what happened with cambridge analytica. he says the buck stops with him. he says he's the best person to le company. >> you still feel like you're the best person to run facebook? >> yes, i think life is about learning from the mistakes and figuring out what you need to do to move forward. when you're building something like facebook that is unprecedented in the world, there are going to be things that you mess up. if we'd gotten this right, we would have messed something else up. reporter: zuckerberg saying it's important for users to remember that all the data that they accessed on facebook, that they gained from users was information that users chose to share with facebook, saying that they still do not sell user data. >> the vast majority of the data that facebook knows about because you chose to share it, right? i

hillary vaughn is at the border near san diego with the latest. hillary they're turning them away the facility is maxed out, right? >> completely maxed out, liz and thanks for having me on congrats on the new show. the problem here is that border patrol officials have told the hundreds of people in this caravan since the very beginning on march 24 when they made their way here to the u.s. border that the w noomt tsheck int r tm b the ca aways the oer pblems sreta nielnasrgin these immigrants to seek asylum in the first safe country they arrive in one being mexico but the people that are camped out here don't want asylum in mexico they want to come here to the u.s. so they're camping out they could be waiting days until they're initially screened and then months until they receive any ruling on asylum but immigration advocates and lawyers that are traveling with this caravan are blaming the dhs saying they are not doing enough to let these ants receive asylum here and are doingoo much to secure the border. >> secretary nielsen is very clear. she sa

early in the afternoon, police say he had a fight with corey vaughn in a parking lot. during that fight, the suspect is accused of stabbing the 19- year-old victim who died at the scene. witnesses say they saw them fighting after nearby house party. the suspect, if convicted, could face charges that include murder. >>> friends and family gathered at a candlelight vigil to honor two florida deputies who were shot and killed while eating in a restaurant last week. >> ♪ >> the two officers were shot last thursday as they ate their lunch in a restaurant. investigators say the gunmen ambushed them and left him with no time to react. colleagues say they were the best of the best. >> i refuse to believe there was more bad in this world than there is good. i have to believe that what know well and taylor did and their legacy means something. i refuse to let their memory of her die. >> there is no word on the shooter's motivation, but the officers were on duty and in uniform when they were shot. the funeral services for the two fallen officers will be held tomorrow. so far this

thanks so much, vaughn. good to see you.loudest canary. >> strong reporting there from vaughn. another point to add about this arizona district is that trent franks was dogged by a sexual harassment scandal that forced him from office. so just like in that alabama race, you have republican candidates dealing with personal controversy as well as this coming potential democratic blue wave. but you are seeing not just in the rust belt, in the midwest, and in those areas that president trump did well in 2016, but it's also the sun belt and the southwest of the country where suburban voters because of issues like guns are starting to turn if you look at certain polls. >> you know, bill crystal, you also can look at -- i mean, this obviously as vaughn said just a rock ribbed conservative district, a total republican district. you can also look deep south, though, tennessee. democrats are ahead in quite a few polls in the tennessee senate race. mississippi much closer than anyone expected. alabama obviously elected a democrat. a lo

>> vaughn hilliard at one of the many gatherings around the country today. thank you very much for joining us. >>> sweeping sanctions. the white house takes its strongest stance yet against russia while the foreign ministry promises a harsh response. how the measures could impact the relationship between putin and president trump. ♪ ♪ from only the thickest, juiciest heinz tomatoes. no one grows ketchup like heinz™. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, hea

my immigrants caravan hillary vaughn is at border near san diego. question hillary what are our guys doing on our side of the board border? >> stuart well they're processing as many immigrants as they can. but border protection says that they don't have anymore room at this check point here. on the other side of the wall l where caravan is camped out for those waiting to seek asylum but until there's rule at this check point and agents ready to process them, they're going torn waiting on the other side of this sense for quite a while. now, this is a problem that has been expected for a long time. agents have said that they do not have room to accept the hundred of people traveling to the u.s. border to tijuana that arrived over weekend but still they came anyways. now home lapd security neil son asked people to seek asylum in first safe country they arrive in one being mexico but people in this car vain that camped out over the weekend in last night waiting to be processed are wanting to come here in the u.s. and not seek asylum in mexico and that i

interest in a deadly stabbing that happened saturday in sebastopol police found 19-year-old cory vaughn wounds on bodega avenue.he died a short time later. several witnesses described a fight in the parking lot that followed a disturbance at a nearby house party. witnesses also told police that ibach fought with the victim in the lot and stabbed him during the altercation. (robin) on the peninsula ... the san mateo county coroner's office held its first missing persons day event over the weekend. officials interviewed and took dna samples from family members looking for loved ones. there are more than 500 missing and unidentified reports of missing people in san mateo county. some of those cases dating back to the 1950's. <"but if a family member wants to report somebody missing, it's an opportunity for them to submit dna and hopefully that dna has a profile that's built and is put in the system that it matches up to a jane or a john doe so we can one, put closure to the family as tragic as it might be, you know it's a possibility that they're deceased.">(robin) missing persons days sta

today i want to find out what vaughn has to offer in connection with the legendary movements in the old along the river rhine and in a ballroom dating back to the great man's time. on the phone. built to last an eternity. the walls of all. of what makes him so durable. and can we use this construction technology in the future. experts of studying the composition of these materials and they discovered a substance from this remarkable property. to morrow to be sixty minutes to go. my first bicycle was the sewing machine. i come from women are balanced by this notion for. something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle isn't it. since i was a little girl i want to. by say the loss of my home and it took me mr bundy. finally became bob and mental buying young by psychos but returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing advice and now i want to reach out to those women back home to put bones by the internet and social norms and inform them of old dead babies and write. my name is them out of the home and i work at z. them. with his flowing

. >> vaughn has a lot on her mind. she's nervous. >> s.a.t.'s?hing bigger than that. >> it's going to come today, in like very soon. >> it's decision time, decision 2018, and the answer is just one click away. so she goes back and forth. you have to update, update, update. >> update what? >> trying to find out if she's gotten accepted to the school of her choice. >> oh my gosh, oh my gosh! oh my goodness! oh! >> she got in, and now she's starting to flip out. again, this is her first choice and she'll definitely be attending. her sister is recording the entire thing and now comes dad. they're all so proud of her. she's be attending the wharton school at university of pennsylvania. congratulations. up next, anthony you're on the clock. >> only every generation of the family behind but. >> uc berkeley is on the clock for my boy. >> that's my alma mater, i'm excited. >> i know. sit tight. >> oh! >> thank god! >> judging by the reaction of the crowd it seems like anthony got in. >> anthony! yeah! >> berkeley! >> i have to say anthony, he's the man. h

anthony ibok is accused of killing corey vaughn after a party in. vaughn'sed about was found in parking lot. police arrested i bock later in sand rafael. investigators announce ds they found ibo k's car thanks to tips on social media. >>> we are hearing tonight from a krrter accuse ds of faking a $1.0 billion cleanup of toxic soil at the former navy shipyard at humilitiers point. he said nothing could be further from the truth. it's near the candle stick point of course. wayne friedman has the story. >> reporter: at the former hunters point naval shipyard anotherdy stuck between the past and optimistic future and clean uphere was it fraud or flawed are or none of the above. >> all i know is that the work we did was proper and followed all protocols. >> william brownly speaking to reporters this morning. he is chief engineer of the company which received hundreds of millions of federal superfund dollars for cleaning up the mess here. it included radioactive waist from ships involving in nuclear testing and from a lab on the base. quality of the clean

the driver, gregory vaughn, was pulled over and arrested.reportedly admitted to robbing 3 banks in san mateo... 1 in san jose... and 1 in campbell. lawrence karnow: a weak storm moved into the bay area today with a few showers. you can see the storm on doppler radar as it moved through. there is a chance of a few lingering showers tonight otherwise we will see plenty of clouds. on the satellite you can see another storm off the coast. the next one will be a little stronger with rain and some gusty winds tomorr evening. most of the day tomorrow will be dry with just increasing clouds. that changes late in the day with a chance of showers in the north late in the afternoon. the storm then sweeps across the rest of the bay area tomorrow night. by thursday it will be over leaving partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. it warms back up on friday with highs soaring back into the 70s before cooling down this weekend. more rain is possible sunday night and into monday. (grant) a big story we're tracking tonight.... in a meeting with senior milit

explored and held onto that are important for us as a generation or two generations look ou at and bill vaughn. >> this is so important. mrs. houston who at this time lived in oklahoma city and i know you are familiar with many of the towns founded in oklahoma. her father had gone to oklahoma and they've gone with the promise of there being more freedom in oklahoma so they were participants in the establishment of black towns. she was an early educator and opened up a school and talked in oklahoma and holds a an dead was there during the tulsa bombing. this was a plot for a road i thank god on this day that i do not have a son or i would have sent him off to war. the first city that america planned to actually one of the very first city she was prepared in her mind to raise this and her thinking of god was a statement oas astatement of thae this woman who is in my mind a warrior and on the other hand resisting the notion that so much of the world used. if you can get rid of the history of black people than you can enslave them because they are no more than horses or cattle and that sets up the

david: joining me now, jessica vaughn, director of policy studies for the center of immigration studiesica, as we speak, there are these hundred or so, maybe a couple of hundred people who are trying to come into int the cou, maybe snuck into the country and declared themselves as retch gees. some people saying a couple hundred is not that much. but the point is, if you have a couple hundred that are let in, you're going to have a flood, aren't you, of thousands and thousands of people. >> yes. originally this group was as large as 1500 people. and i think it's more than just 100 or 200 who are planning to take part in this stunt on sunday when they show up at the port of entry accompanied by this advocacy group based in san diego that is leading this caravan and accompanied by another caravan of lawyers who have decided to try to help them crash our border, which is very discouraging. but i think, you know, it's kind of interesting, i think president trump has learned the lessons that -- of germany's experience of what happens when you put out the welcome mat, you're going to see a flo

gregory vaughn made his first appearance in court today. investigators say he confessed to robbing five banks in san mateo, san jose and campbell. >>> the city of san jose is worried about mayor sam liccardo of travel memos. sing san jose's sister city in japan, t mayor says the city is suffering a budget shortfall and they should be more concerned about money. they are trying to limit the number of councilmembers allowed per trip. >>> santa clara county needs your help. the registrar of voters needs about 6,000 election officers to work at various polling elections. also needed are people who speak other languages. there are roughly 800 languages around the country. >>> the bay area community foundation will host a debate featuring the major candidates running for governor. the 90-minute event will be broadcast live right here on nbc bay area and our sister station telemundo 48. it will be moderated by our political director and chuck todd. >>> they seem to be everywhere, electric scooters at any hour of the day, scattered across sidewalks

hillary vaughn joins us on that. >> hey, good morning again.looking to boost its subscribers as it looks to find a way to boost revenue. joining apple in 2004, he introduced itunes and will now become the vp of apple music and international content. apple music is a hard climb towards subscribers. competition spotify in the battle for users. 40 million subscribers. spotify had 71 million premium subscribers that apple music is growing at a faster rate according to the wall street or in the reported 5% to spotify's 2%, putting it on track to take over. apple trading higher in the premarket this morning. lauren: let's talk about spotify, hillary because they are looking to boost as well. >> cat, spotify and julio teaming up to attract more users announcing they will offer a $13 subscription bundle. the plan will allow you to access spotify's ad free service which lets you stream tv and movies but a few ad breaks, paying separately for both of these would cost $18 normally. spotify $71 million can grab the offer now for an even cheaper price. just

officers say when they arrived they found 19-year-old cory vaughn with stab wounds.. he died a short time later. several witnesses described a fight in the parking lot that followed a disturbance at a nearby house party. witnesses also say ibach fought with the victim in the lot and stabbed him during the altercation. (jrs) the shooter who killed one person and injured five others in the bayview district of san francisco is still on the loose tonight. kron 4's sara stinson was at the scene early this morning and brings us the latest on the victims from s-f general. reporter intro: ("a total of 5 people were brought here to sf general with, 2 people are in critical condition and 3 others have already been released after being treated for their gunshot wounds.")the shooting happened just after 11 friday night on 3rd and quesada avenue in the bayview district of san francisco. a suspect opened fire hitting 6 people, killing one. s-f-p-d arrived shortly after, but the shooter fled the scene.police spent hours investigating the scene, you could see dozens of evidence marke

interest in a deadly stabbing that happened saturday in sebastopol police found 19-year-old cory vaughnstab wounds on bodega avenue.he died a short time later. several witnesses described a fight in the parking lot that followed a disturbance at a nearby house party. witnesses also told police that ibach fought with the victim in the lot and stabbed him during the altercation. ( darya ) more than two hundred people came out to san francisco saturday afternoon to help create a giant human banner. this was the view from ocean beach as a helicopter flew over the event. participants were asked to wear blue clothing to help spell out the word -- vote -- in 50-foot letters. the group hopes the giant human banner will remind people to register to vote. ( james ) happening tonight. former f-b-i director james comey is speaking in san francisco. he is holding a sold-out event highlighting his new book "a higher loyalty". (ááávidboxááá) this comes after the president fired comey last year amid the fbi's investigation into russian election interference. while promoting his book ... comey said trum

jillian: here to weigh in director of policy studies at the center for immigration study, jessica vaughnt, what do you think about what you heard of the threat of the "nuclear option"? >> well, congress has been completely dysfunctional on the immigration issue and unable to pass these really urgent reforms that are needed for border security, immigration enforcement, fixing our broken asylum system and the catch and release policies at the border and giving relief from the huge numbers of immigration to american communities, so something has got to be done, we cannot continue with this dysfunction, so he's right to call for some kind of reform or change in the way congress is approaching this issue because what they are doing is definitely not working. >> that's what i was going to say, we've had this conversation multiple times now about trying to reach a deal and it's just not working, you can't keep doing the same thing over and over again. the president was tweeting about this yesterday, let's take a look at this. mÉxico is doing very little if nothing at all at stopping people from

neil: hillary vaughn, thank you very, very much.o echo something hillary mentioned and this is view that jeff sessions the attorney general, he described this caravan activity as a deliberate attempt to undermine our laws and overwhelm our system, by claiming asylum status, you make it incumbent upon yourself to prove it or not. and a lot of people can't prove it. hence this idea is just a ruse to which to enter the united states. republican congressman jodey arrington on all of this. congressman, good to have you. >> good to be with you, neil. neil: if you had to guess, neil, how many of let's say the few hundred, whatever the number is are legitimate asylum-seekers, have a legitimate grief, i believe the vast majority come from honduras, for example, what would you say? how many have a real security beef? >> well, it is going to be, it is hard for me to tell. i wouldn't speculate. i would say that too many people have taken advantage of our current legal framework and our policy framework. let me give you an example. right now the

i want to bring in center for immigration studies director for policy studies, jessica vaughn. mexico stepping up to the plate, doing more to protect our borders. we talk about the opioid crisis and flowing freely through the border. we know the economic costs. president trump saw video of people strolling through the border, reminder how porous it is and lashed out today. what are your thoughts? >> well, yeah. this happens periodically. this is like walk-a-thon for open borders where it seems that this group of more than 1000 people coming from central america wants to test our resolve. the government of mexico knows that their destination is the united states. so they don't see any reason to deal with them buy enforcing their own immigration laws, as long as they think that the united states is going to let people, mexico is going to let them pass through if it is not their problem but the difference now is that the trump administration is much less likely to let people into the country. so, mexico better start thinking about how it is going to deal with these people if they

neil: hillary vaughn, thank you very, very much. a lot of people remembering barbara bush this day.out of the personal stories and how she liked to play off her kids andons and who was the favorite. she messed with their heads. as a parent i deeply admire that. we're getting into that. stories you don't been barbara bush right after this. think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and chal

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