afternoon, wehe may get some brief sunshine. scattered showers are a likelihood through the afternoon and evening. we will be tracking the rain tonight. possible snowflakes on saturday. leon: that is it for us tonight. world news is coming up >>> tonight, donald trump's stinging loss. and what it now means. will there be a contested convention? and tonight, trump lashing out at ted cruz, calling him worse than a puppet. this, as ted cruz now looks to new york next. but cruz is suddenly confronted in the bronx. >> has no business being in the bronx. this is an immigrant community. >>> breaking news. the middle school takedown. the student is 12, thrown to the ground by this officer. tonight, the investigation just launched, accused of excessive force. >>> fears over fuel tonight. the passenger jet flying to california suddenly turned around. did they not have enough fuel? and how does this happen? >>> homicide on campus. a community on high alert. students told not to walk alone, not to wear headphones, after a young woman is dis

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we have laws that govern e hear excuses all the time about what we can't do. , wehe m lady was saying do this and the kids to that. but i feel like with the technology, we need to get serious about tracking people and their travel or what have you. let's get serious about it. host: will get a response. anthony ishink hitting on something interesting. yes, we do have a lot of technological prowess in this country. at the same time, and lamenting those features requires manpower and money. so what i often hear from a lot of people in the government is that congress makes these requirements and pushes them on us but they don't fund it. you don't give us a way to pay for it. when it comes to something like determining whether a person is has badalevolent or aims in the united states, trying to track them online doesn't capture everything. you also need a human element and the interview and the person to interact to see from facial cues and everything about what they could mean. it is hard to say to rely entirely on technology. but it can be important. host: we are talking about homeland s