. >> friends say vin is suffering from serious injury to his head and spiem cord. that he is unable to move his arms and legs. >> we're just very scared that he doesn't get a fuel recovery. >> raymond and his wife amy said they were taking turns with other friends to stay by vin's side. saturday, around 9:30 p.m., vin was attacked by five or six men while on columbus avenue and beach street. >> you can take his old iphone. you can take his backpack. but don't beat someone and make them like paralyzed. it just doesn't make it sense to us. [ crying ] >> police say they're reviewing surveillance video from the area and are hoping to get more. >> we are working on some leads. and we're hoping to develop that into an arrest. >>> pham has started a go fund me to help their friend. she says vin works two jobs to help support his family. >> that's what we're trying to do now is help. >> if you did this, please come forward. [ crying ] >> police have not released descriptions of the men who attacked vin. friends say he's a big sports fan. on sunday, they plan to visit him i

now. >> if you did this, couple my police have not released any description of the man who attacked vin. friends that he is a big sports fan, so on sunday they plan to visit him in the hospital and watch the super bowl with him. julie? >> amberley in san francisco tonight. >>> to napa were and man die tonight after being hit by a car on highway 29. it happened about 6:30 in the northbound lanes of intersection highway 29 and trower avenue. authorities say the man was walking across the four-lane highway when the driver is cooperating with investigate the incident. >>> a federal judge had harsh words for pg&e today. he said pg&e inspiratory is prioritizing following the deadly 2010 san bruno gas pipeline explosion. according to the judge, pg&e failed to report to the court that butte county was investigating it for improper tree trimming that caused the one in 2017. at one point, the judge ,said, quote does a judge turner bought i and let william alsup do what they're doing, but you keep killing people? >> the judge made a very strong statement and created a sense of urgency, sense of ur

in trouble with first if you go to a wine tasting fair in a big european city these days among the vin as from france spain and germany don't be surprised if you see a stand from moldova a small country between romania and ukraine moldova has a long and rich wine making tradition and it is making a push to boost awareness of that outside the region. this is the famous creek over a winery near the moldovan capital now the conditions in the limestone caves are ideal and the temperature is constant or year round the wine is a huge business and moldova it is little known in the world outside but even thirds are now in a push to make their products more familia outside the region. so the good you look at there where you have to try all wine ones and you will buy it but we're working hard and travelling a lot so that people can taste moldovan wines at least once but that takes time and . these days china is the biggest export market followed by romania russia was a key customer is way down the list business has been better. has much more capacity than it currently meets the international win

smart targeted way that doesn't look like political grand standing, that's not seen as politically vinkive. on the democratic side, you have couplings and nad ler, experienced people who know how to do this. >> today is a day for the day to democrats. it's a day to celebrate females and females rising into positions of power. but let's make no mistake. we are in the middle of a partial government shutdown. there are real people suffering, real consequences right now. and congress was elected along with the president to get things done. kasie hunt, jill, michael, and chris, thank you very much. that will do it for me this hour. ali velshi, what a day. we started with a momentous moment. and we're going to end with a momentous moment. >> yep. >> end and start with the redundancy. >> what you said is interesting. nancy pelosi takes the helm a second time as speaker in a government shutdown. the constitution mandates nothing for congress to do except to make appropriations to pay for the things they have committed to. bunting and

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what was the atmosphere like as vin spacey arrived on his private plane? yeah, solutely, it was a complete media frenzy when usually in january this is a quiet period for the island,ly hoich has on the celebrities and billionairesacation in the summer. it was interesting, laura, because locals talked about how they had never seen this many news trucks lining the cobbled streets. there was even a helicopter that followed kevin spac's silver suv from his private plane that landed in nantucket from baltimore all the way to the courthouse so that there was live pictures throughout. it really was an absolute kind of attention of the world media on kevin spacey because, of course, he is the latest high-profile figure to face legal consequences as a result t camese accusations t from the me too movement. he was such a love actor, both critically acclaimed and had such mainstream appeal, that is generated so much interest. laura: nada tawfik on nantucket fous, thank you. in other news, u.s. and chinesea official been holding a first day of talks in beijing aimed a

. >>> gar vin shvin brings us ton bay area proud. >> trying to do it for a living is flu. taking on a none paid project requiring 100 hours of work is a big sacrifice. as presill iscilla will tell yo reward is also big eporter: ins studio, priscilla creates works with a strong theme running through them. >> time to dry a bit and get some highlights on it. >> reporter: in spite of what you might think after seeing her latest creation, dinosaurs is not that theme. still, this guy does fit it. >> i think i felt it was connected to what i'm doing in some way. some of them are based on my own journey with my hearing loss. >> reporter: she suffered severe hearing loss when she was 17 then gave birth to a deaf son. >> he wears implants. >> reporter: telling the stories of those with disabilities is what she feels compelled to do with her art. >> every one has a story that can be amazing and unique. doesn't make them better or worse for you. those are all beautiful stories. >> reporter: where does the five foot tall, ten-foot long raptor enriching. it's a gift for 10-year-old chri

handed down to 52-year-old felix silva for knowingly having sex with a 14-year-old human traffickingim vins evidence agait him included videond pictures he took of the sexual assault, including this selfie. >> he is the kind of person that creates the market thatllows for young children like this 14-year-old girl to be trafficked. >> reporter: prosecutors say in the summer of 2017 the -year-old was working at a bar called lily's cafe in wheaten. at one point, members of the ms-13 stre gang beat her with a bat, 26 blows because she refused to be prostituted for which the gang receivedr $100 each time. she later agreed to meet him across the street th went to a residence with him. news 4 has not been able to determine whether a official complaint has been filed for how the 14-year-old came to be working at the bar, as court documents state. >> maybe the liquor board should take up with this particular m establit to determine whether or not they should remain open using underage children to deliver drinks to men. at reporter: the state's attorney said when the jurors listened to a letter writt

here at potsdamer platz vin vendors also shot wings of desire a nine hundred eighty s. a march to berlin and to love. that system this is what potsdamer platz look like thirty years ago there is nothing just a field for just a field you mean high grass no buildings conical border this is where the wall was but it's gone thank goodness the film tells the story of two angels odds isn't one and they're invisible so they can move freely in this city that's why they often accompany other people or listen to them mention what they say and what they think is a sadness is a banker. you should leave soon and this place just punched him that's good for. you not just chick of course knows many other locations and she officer tour in several languages unfortunately for me the two were ends here if you want to pick up if you need souvenir of the movie theater berlin then i have a tip for you collectors will be happy for your. five million photos and postcards all sorts of film programs d.v.d.'s books and thai collections on aspects of cinema history. patricia kuhl friends film memorabilia shop is ful

vin youg talk through that effot and what you've looked through in the terms of ethic to be able to do that. >> nicole: it's complicated because while there are government ethics rules for accepting gifts, and that's pretty much what these gofundme pages are. if you're receiving donations you're receiving a gift. typical guidance will tell you can't accept a gift if it's over 20 colorado, or you can't accept a gift from a hoibted source. so someone or a contract that your agency does business with, and not a prohibited source. in addition ether rules governing specifically the dollar amount within a given year. so you can't accept gifts worth $50 from one person in a given calendar year. this opens up a ton of ethical questions. these gofundme pagese and there isn't necessarily guidance from the office of government ethics as to how feds should deal with this. >> john: are they working on putting guidance out am. >> nicole: oeg did put out standard guidance before they left. much of that office is furloughed. the guidance was frankly pretty generic. agency ethics officers likely aren't

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interference in the country's internal affairs under the pretext of protecting democracy and saving people all vin is well worth and is now calling on all regional players as well as broder on the international community to never forget the tragic dramatic consequences similar scenarios played in iraq believe yos syria led to the warning that if the us has plans in venezuela come true the world will have another destroyed country another few many terror in catastrophe it will happen to deal with including financially so in what is a heart of a has advised the international community to feel now before it's too late whether they really need all these problems she has over to saddle reid to rated russia's position that the dialogue between different camps within venezuela would be the best solution and in that russia is ready to mediate agreeing though that is unlikely to happen as self-proclaimed leader one why don't already rejects this idea and answering my question what is the heart of a has explained that this is most likely because he is not a self proclaimed leader but rather someone proclaim

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. >> ladies and gentle men, don't forget, on most weeknights you can watch me on le vin tb.4 levin tv. or go to blaze tv.com/mark. we have great post, great programming for conservatives and independe brent, where do you see the media ten or 20 years from now? do you think media and cable, satellite, network, do you think they are in their dying days if they don't reverse course and build more credibility with more of the public? do you think they are in a death roll? do you think competition from digital tv, podcasting and other technologies we can't even imagine right now, that that's a good thing, that's where news and entertainment and information is heading? how do you see this? >> whether we like it or not, this is where we are headed. we are in the midst of the most extraordinary technological revolution in history. things are moving at such the speed of light that you can't predict what's going, what the media is going to look like in two years. we are rapidly leading the news era, leaving the news era and going full throttle into the information age. the way i see t

we have had polio outbreaks in vins. hitcvins. hiv is coming back.alism being sexy. tris -- trish: he's clearly mistaken. he has no idea what it's like to not be able to feed your children. all these things that we do take for granted. they are part of our society. this is the freedom we so enjoy. if that goes away. what are we left with? liz: what was your sense of juan guaido? is he in fir -- in fear for his life? trish: he admitted that. john bolton said if you are messing with him, you are messing with us. it's my sense he's incredibly brave. every single one of these people from incredibly brave. they are taking risks with their own lives. a former politician, his wife lillian has been on the show. i think you would be worried about them knocking on the door. any of these people out there doing something the administration doesn't like. by the way, tonight we have the two daughters of one of the american hostages that was taken by nicolas maduro, elizabeth. this is the first time they are speaking out. and they are doing so because they are hope

great white shark, the carcass, last june, wildlife officials say it led to the arrest of 41-year-old vin pham, they say he is a commercial fishermen who shut the shark when it got too close to his fishing nets, he was fined $5000,r gun was destroyed as part of his sentence.>>> hundreds of volunteers on the streets of to determine a number of homeless people living in the city, it began tonight, happening every two years, counties must conduct a homeless census to qualify for certain federal grants, volunteers are working in teams, walking their assigned routes until midnight. one volunteer in the tenderloin is lanes -- explains the process. >> we don't engage them, if they talk to them, we answer them, it is a headcount, just common sense, as a team.>> the last count in 2017 found there were 7500 people living on the streets of san francisco, basically unchanged from 2015.>>> late january, still talking about temperatures soaring in the mid to upper 60s, a dry weather pattern, as a stretch, continuing in the friday forecast. take a look at the highs from today, 60s from santa rosa, san f

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i did a little research on him and sort of the vin diagrams of all the things that he's been involved in are pretty amazing. not only does he do great work on this commission and is willing to sometimes take on tough subjects and ask pointed questions because he really cares about his community, but he's also a board member of spur. he's also a lawyer who volunteers for the state bar. and perhaps really fun for me is he's a board member of the ymca, so i sometimes see him when we're both pretending we're working out, but we're really socializing at the ymca. we both attended u.c. hastings college of the law, and we have a very healthy rivalry because he went to berkeley for underg underg -- undergrad -- go bears. i can't say how appreciative i am of his involvement and of his time, and his wife, jane low. we raised our children together, and we're very active in the golden gate mothers group, which is kind of the mafia of moms, and you don't want to mess with them. allen is very supportive of all things family. with that, i would like to nominate allen. go stanford, beat low. >> and i

one of the storylines is the future home of ke vin could've another year with the warriors. his willingness to do so has been the subject of speculation. he made his intentions pretty clear today. >> i want to make sure i get as much money as i can. i just want to stock up my money and figure it out. that's the plan. plate basketball and stuck up money. >> it is not just on the rosters and coaching ranks for nfl teams. the 49ers did so today in the broadcast booth. one longtime area broadcaster is out as the teams play-by- play guy and another one is in. ted robinson has been doing them since 2009. he will assume a new role with the organization next year. he will be replaced by greg papa. he was the voice of the raiders for 21 years before he was replaced. papa will do 49er games . on sunday the pittsburgh steelers were hanging on the final play like of the cleveland baltimore game to find out if they would make the playoffs. the steelers had already taken care of their end of the deal. they had to do so without their star wide receiver, antonio brown. brown did not earn an

in the community a storm once so strong now gone with a lasting impact for those who knew darren mal vin just a fluke and just appreciate every day we have. not sure what tomorrow may or may not bring. >>> back to rosemary we go, the weekend knocking on the door. sunshine but also more rain. >> yes, a slight chance at a few scattered showers today and tomorrow looks mainly dry. more rain moving in on sunday. a view here across the east bay where we have cloudy conditions. you can see over mount diablo. outside of that mainly dry for your lunch hour. here's a look at sfo in the 50s at this hour. mid 50s in santa rosa. upper foift in oakland. 58 out your door in san jose. winds are light and mostly cloudy skies for the entire day. here's a look at the system continuing to bring us the cloud cover. a ridge if you look closely, you can see curve chur there building in and that's pushing the storm track to the north just enough to leave most of us dry for today. we may see scattered shower activity over the north bay. that's what we're seeing now, fairly quiet out there with light winds and i

. >> i mean, the fox theater is an amazing vin, but silt not that big. >> yeah. it's not oracle. >> he could probably fill it all. >> he probably could. okay. everyone, calmly go to the pop-up store and get your tickets. >> like when they open the doors on black friday. a whoosh of people coming in. >> hopefully not. hopefully everyone is orderly. >> we hope. yeah. that sounds like a great time. good luck. hopeful live you get a ticket. let's look at what's going on. the exploratorium camera at pier 15. 39 degrees there. 42 inside the building in downtown. it's a little bit warmer, if you will. today, sunny, breezes less aggressive. it will feel nice to be outside. clear tonight. our last freeze likely this seven-day cycle. and several chances of rain will help boost the temperature. today 55 to 58 degrees in most neighborhoods. santa cruz is the warm spot. 59. a little bit of an offshore breeze right there. tonight, here you go. richmond, oakland, san francisco, half moon bay. immediate neighbors. you're the mildest. low to mid-40s. everybody else in the 30s onc

i heard vin was in new york. we couldn't get together, but that stuff was long forgotten. he is a great, great filmmaker. peace and love. >> peace and love. i agree. do you think you are going to get the award, the oscar for "blackkklansman"? >> who knows. you have to be in it to win it. >> you are absolutely right. spike lee, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me and next time let's do it in london. >> let's. i'd love to. spike lee, a visionary director whose work challenged issues with race as well as obsession with guns. we focus on the latter with our next guest. he's the best selling author and columnist. he discovered how credit cards are effectively being used to finance mass shootings and said monitoring that financial activity should become a law enforcement priority. >> andrew, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. you did an amazing series on guns and credit cards. >> after the parkland shooting, i really started to think hard about what -- if you follow the money and start to think about the role of business, business has been talking

and we know that putin, to put it mildly, is a rather vin dictionavind i can -- vindictive leader. obviously we need to find out what this was about. i have to say based on what we know about this gentleman, he does not seem to be a likely person that the u.s. government would rely on for some kind of role or mission, so, again, we need to find out more. although i am very pleased that secretary pompeo got up there and talked about access, because this is an absolutely core mission of the state department that is the welfare and whereabouts of americans abroad. >> courtney mentioned this, that under the geneva convention, someone from the u.s. government should have visited him by now, but a person familiar with the case told the "washington post" that the government shutdown might have hindered this process, and of course the state department staff has never been ramped up in this administration, did you tell do you think that's plausible? >> i'm not really sure about that. i've been out in embassies during shutdowns. they're really unpleasant. you do end up furloughing some peopl

joining us now we have former director shawn turner and samantha zbran vin gerrette. >> why all of this strange behavior, right, that had gotten their attention, was this a pattern and something they needed to investigate in and they concluded that it was. i mean that -- i think it bears repeating what shimon just reported. they were having to consider whether the president of the united states had become a stooge for russia, okay. and as the legal counsel for the fbi said that one was extreme, they were looking at the worst case scenario that one was extreme, the other is that the president is completely innocent and we discussed that too. there's a range of things, we need to investigate, because we don't know whether the worst seis scenario is possibly true or if the president is totally innocent. your thoughts. >> my thoughts are that's what an investigation is, to figure out whether someone is guilty of a crime and in this case whether the president was knowingly or unknowingly a russian asset. the key question coming out of these transcripts is for me what the fbi thinks the presi

his name is vin hu. he was walking to his job when he was attacked from behind. his friend says vu has 20 staples in his head now. he can't move his arms or legs. on tuesday, vu told them, he doesn't think he will survive. friends are now appealing directly to the attackers. >>> you can take his old iphone. take his backpack. but don't beat someone and make them like paralyzed. it just doesn't make any sense to me. if you did this. just come forward. >> police are visit, checking surveillance video from the area. they are also looking into other things as part of their investigation. >>> it's 10 we continue to foll case of a woman missing on the streets of san francisco. up next, the search for where she could be. as concern grows about her well being. >>> and a new report puts into perspective, exactly how many people are addicted to drugs in san francisco. >>> it's rainy out there. it's wet. and that means your commute is probably going to be a little longer than usual. coming around the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving okay. when you shop w

>> well, she said a deal speaking to cnbc, vin, the ceo at the european banking federation, says thatnly hurt the u.k. economy. >> brexit is not good for business not for fin tax as well. if you look at london and how much effort the united kingdom has put into getting fin tax the right environment to start up and the same is happening on the couldn't meant, if you compare to the united states and china, it is obvious that the bigger the market is, the better it is for fin tax. the faster they are can start, the more opportunities they have if you cut up that market, you are urt hadding yourself, which is brexit in one word. >>> also coming up in the show, facebook exits a scandalous year we're going to discuss that and more your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term me

association as i mentioned distributed this document, which is full of sort of granular information from vin individual agents around the country hows exactly their wor in law enforcement and national security is getting screwed up by the shutdown. this is from an agent working both overt and undercover counter intelligence matters against a top threat to national security. that's how the agent is described. these are the agent's words. the shutdown has eliminated any ability to operate. it is bad enough to work without pay but we can only conduct administrative functions while doing it.ni the fear is our enemies know they can run freely. another agent in the northeast region says hequote, the operational impacts of the inm. another agent in the southeast region says quote with staff from the u.s. attorneys office, meaning federalat prosecutor's office being furloughed, approximately 20 plus grand jury subpoenas that are not being delivered. and that actually turns out to be act reoccurring theme from t agents inhe describing how the shutdownsc basically stopped thr work. here is toanother.

vin vu was headed to a second job at the argonaut hotel when he was attacked. friend says vu has 20 staples in his head and is unable to move his arms or legs. they are now appealing directly to the attackers. >>> you can take his old iphone. take his backpack. but don't beat someone and make them like parallelized -- paralyzed. doesn't make sense. if you did this. >> police are revealing surveillance video from the area. they are contacting other businesses in that neighborhood to see if there is any video or witnesses. >>> one person was killed while crossing a four-lane highway in napa. it happened last night northbound lanes of highway 29 near trower avenue. officers say paramedics performed cpr but were unable to revive him. the driver who hit him is cooperating with police. >>> time now, 6:08. new information about a deadly crash of a medical helicopter we told you about earlier this week. the pilot of that air ambulance that crashed in a remote part of ohio, grew up right here in the bay area. the press democrat reports, jennifer topper graduated from pi

but what's more shocking is manafort said well i may vin advertently lied to the mueller probe and their team, but i didn't inadvertently give information involving polling data to people who are linked to the kremlin. >> shimon, this is huge. because for all of the questions over all these past months about collusion, here is -- now we know because this what was supposed to be redacted wasn't redacted, that robert mueller believes that the trump campaign chairman handed over polling data to the guy who is connected to russian intelligence. >> it's more than that. manafort's lawyers admit that he handed over polling data. >> great point. it was all supposed to be redacted so now we know. robert mueller isn't leaking this, this is a mistake. what else is the definition of collusion? >> this is probably the clearest sign we've yet seen that during the campaign information that was secret to the campaign, polling data, internal polling data was being shared with the russians. for all intents and purposes, this probably went all the way up to the kremlin, to vladimir putin. the man that he w

vin next. this is bloomberg. >> we were talking about the fears of the slowdown in china.ver, the u.s. economy also showing worrying signs, u.s. manufacturing plunging by 2008 st since the recession. this trade war with china is impact than er anticipated. the index dropping to a two-year low missing all estimates in the bloomberg survey. new orders slumping the most in almost five years. deepest decline in production since 2012. >> all of this is putting more what the fed will do next. they are saying rates should be amid the uncertainties of global growth. take a listen. should not ew is we take any further action on interest rates until these resolved for better or for worse so i would be an action, of taking no and, you know, for example in the first couple of quarters of you ask me my base case, my base case would be take action at all. we're all kind of -- we want whating up a chart to show the markets are pricing in at, we could see a rate cut in 2020 ois data that we saw, rates we're seeing there, actually the federal funds target rate. some are pricing in potentia

vin -- inventories rising from 2.7 months to 3.2 months. back to you neil. with more. >> this is brutal. the newark hong kong flight the worst travel nightmare ever experienced. 250 passengers left newark, new jersey. had to make an emergency landing in canada instead of going through to hong kong. passengers stuck in a cold airplane on a canadian airfield for 12 hours. united said, passengers couldn't get off the plane because they couldn't legally get off in country without clearing customs. there were no officials working when the plane landed landed ind at 9:30 p.m. local time on saturday. one of the plane's doors, frozen by bitter subzero cold wouldn't shut that created another complication. "the wall street journal" reports that even at one point the captain got on the loud speaker, said, send ceo an email right now. tell him how mad you are. he gave the ceo's email address. passengers describe freezing while kept waiting. united spokesperson said a sick passenger had required the emergency landing in canada. the return to newark was not an option. uni

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police say 32-year-old vin voo was walking on beach street when he was attacked by a group of men. he was second to his second job as an overnight clerk at the argue naut hotel who he was attacked by a group of men. on tuesday they say voo told them he doesn't think he will survive. the friends are now appealing directly to the attackers. >> you can take his old iphone, you can take his backpack but don't beat someone and make them like paralyzed. it doesn't make any sense to me. if you did this, just come forward. >> police are reviewing surveillance video from the area. >>> our time now 7:07. a major multi-vehicle crash in michigan blamed on the intense weather in the midwest. a truck driver had to swerve to avoid becoming part of that big crash. >>> the extreme weather is being blamed for at least eight deaths in the midwest. we will bring in ray bogan, live in minneapolis all bundled up again, ray. >> reporter: good morning. i have been standing outside for about maybe 10 minutes or so. i am not sure if you can see it on camera but slowly but surely i've had these icicles start

there's a great quote that was from di vin economy.tion is simplicity. >> what about financial transactions, which are still very complicated today. block chain will blow that away. >> it's one of the examples of -- the beautiful thing is we'll take friction out of the system in every place. maria: fascinating stuff. thank you so much. great to have you on the program this morning. coming up, government shutdown day 25, today is the first day the coast guard will not see a paycheck. we're breaking down that, up next. and then talk about a sweet spill, check this out, a tanker overturns spilling liquid chocolate all over the highway. back in a minute with that. stay with us. ♪ on the line. ♪ oh, yeah. when we meet next we. edward jones came to manage a trillion dollars in assets under care by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. [indistinct conversation] [

re-election and possibly has a primary from his right is mitch mcconnell, the governor of kentucky, matt bev vinuld primary him. if he did that, he would have an opposition. i think this does not end until bevin declares one way or the other what he is doing. >> kristin hit on this. you have majorities that are in favor of border security. certainly, republicans. a lot of independents and some democrats. you have that juxtaposed with the idea a majority of folks don't want to see the government shut down. they want a solution. we are not getting one now. those are the two forces in opposition to one another. >> bill: chris coombs, democrat from della which are, talking about the imminent morality of the wall brought up by nancy pelosi two weeks ago. kelly conway responds it him and says it is not imminent more. >> i don't think a border wall is in and of itself immoral. it would be great if we could reach a resolution to our country's broken immigration system and find a path forward to invest in border security and new technologies and approaches that would actually make us safer. >> he thinks