xavier: also a designer. my name is xavier.et you know what's been going on the last couple of weeks. we kind of realized the company was not being run the way that we wanted it to be run, 'cause we were really focused on one single customer. and we wanted to break out on our own, and we've been doing this for 3 years. skyler: and even though that we're a new company, like, we're totally ready to go with any of the requirements that you guys might have, whether it's logistically or anything like that, so, you know, we're ready to fulfill. xavier: so, first off, thanks for coming to see us. we really appreciate it. and when it comes to everkin, we really wanted to make a case for everybody, a product for everybody. we wanted everyone to feel like kin. jon: i think it's great. sarah: i especially like that it has a story and that there's meaning to it. sunshine: cool. so, what we really want to do at everkin is take what's hot and new and make it more special and make it ours. but we're not just slapping marble textures onto case

a bang directions xavier was marched out for a few carefully selected media interviews. a paper closely aligned with malaysia's then ruling party was first stop if you read the interview it's the same structure i started out. i'm a bad guy i'm a greedy guy you know the that i've been manipulated i work with journalists bloggers in court the nation with the opposition when most of the point he said class tampered with the thought well you know that's one of those moments i knew i hadn't i knew he knew i hadn't so i knew exactly what was going on i'd taken my own sort of journalistic route to establish by that time that there was no official scotland yard investigation even though the tar i police was saying that they had british scotland yard detectives working with them on the case in bangkok realised that we were talking about an extraordinary conspiracy the most oday shifts conspiracy. the one in t.v. scandal was escalating rapidly phonology brazil news breaking around the world and that almost seven hundred million dollars had been deposited into his personal bank acc

those search for answers led her to a meeting with xavier twenty fourteen i went to bangkok and i met this strange man in the middle of bangkok who someone of war may be a russian mafia she was scared and i was going to be in a world that it. luckily that my hunch was correct and it was a former director of patricide and none other than. he explained how he gradually had begun to realize there was something very troubling about this joint venture with one m.t.p. . he started to show me some of his emails that he had from this database. the one in d.b. petro saudi deal struck on the yorkshire required when major to initially invest one billion dollars in the joint venture and petro saudi to contribute energy concessions valued at almost three billion dollars. it's very easy and i listen to what they did the been in the front company something that could appear very legal and they found this very beautiful name. it looks like it's the fish oil company of saudi arabia that's the only quality but. this beautiful name so the frame of the gun where the stub of. the e-mails showed those bill

a bang directions xavier was marched out for a few carefully selected media interviews. a paper closely aligned with malaysia's then ruling party was first stop if you read the interviews it's the same structure i started out that. i'm a bad guy. i'm a greedy guy you know the that i've been manipulated i work with journalists bloggers in coordination with the opposition when most of the point he said class tampered with the daughter well you know that's one of those moments i knew i hadn't i knew he knew i hadn't so i knew exactly what was going on i'd taken my own sort of journalistic route to establish by that time that there was no official scotland yard investigation even though the t'ai police was saying that they had british scotland yard detectives working with them on the case in bangkok realised that we were talking about an extraordinary conspiracy the most oday shifts conspiracy. the one in t.v. scandal was escalating rapidly phonology brazil news breaking around the world and that almost seven hundred million dollars had been deposited into his personal bank

a bang directions xavier was marched out for a few carefully selected media interviews. a paper closely aligned with malaysia's then ruling party was first stop if you read the interviews it's the same structure i started out. i'm a bad guy. i'm a greedy guy you know the that i've been manipulated i work with journalists bloggers in court the nation with the opposition when most of the point he said class tampered with the daughter well you know that's one of those moments i knew i hadn't i knew he knew i hadn't so i knew exactly what was going on i'd taken my own sort of journalistic route to establish by that time that there was no official scotland yard investigation even though the t'ai police was saying that they had british scotland yard detectives working with them on the case in bangkok realised that we were talking about an extraordinary conspiracy the most oday shifts conspiracy. the one in t.v. scandal was escalating rapidly phonology preside news breaking around the world that almost seven hundred million dollars had been deposited into his personal bank acco

a bang directions xavier was marched out for a few carefully selected media interviews. a paper closely aligned with malaysia's then ruling party was first stop if you read the interview it's the same structure i started out. i'm a bad guy i'm a greedy guy you know the that i've been manipulated i work with journalists bloggers in court the nation with the opposition when most of the point he said class tampered with the daughter well you know that's one of those moments i knew i hadn't i knew he knew i hadn't so i knew exactly what was going on i'd taken my own sort of journalistic route to establish by that time that there was no official scotland yard investigation even though the t'ai police was saying that they had british scotland yard detectives working with them on the case in bangkok realised that we were talking about an extraordinary conspiracy the most oday shifts conspiracy. the one in t.v. scandal was escalating rapidly phonology brazil news breaking around the world that almost seven hundred million dollars had been deposited into his personal bank account

reynold verret is xavier's president. >> we do not compete to say who is better. it's almost like a relay race, the goal is to tsnish together. so our stud are truly embracing and encouraging each other to athieve. >> sreenivasan: urns on its head traditional pre-med programs. >> oh, yes, it does, it does. >> sreenivasan: which is look to the left, look to the right. >> one of you is gone, yes. we want to get through becauseth competition is actually after we leave xavier, not here. the point is to get out there together >> sreenivasan: call it competitive collaboration. head of student advising quo vadis webster.oo >> at some s you say, "look to your left, look to your right, this person may not be here." here, we say, "loo, to your leftok to your right, you better help thperson next to u so that we can all make it." >> sreenivasan: the intense student advising starty. incomingreshman begin crafting medical school applications even before their first day as an undergraduate. >> before classes star we go over a different aspect of the process of preparing aiv comp

(vicki) today attorney general xavier attorney today (vicki) (vicki)(vicki) area storms.alerts on bay area storms. (vicki) today attorney general xavier becerra released the results of a report looking into immigrant detention facilities in the state.(grant)capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains some of the concerns within those facilities. california's attorney general released a report showing access to legal, health and family services is inadequate at california immigration detention facilities.((cal ag xavier becerra)) "we hope other states are watching because everyone has constitutional rights."the attorney general's office spent a year examining ten immigration facilities, both public and private.overall, the office found facilities across the state held detainees in confinement without breaks for long periods of time, sometimes up to 22 hours.the report described significant barriers when it came to language, external communication, access to legal help and health care. the attorney general's office blaming a lack of federal oversight for the problems. ((vilma palma-s

xavier: yeah. lemonis: and you did all of this? xavier: yeah.onis: this is one of the best flip books i've ever seen. xavier: thank you very much. lemonis: matt may not know the names of his employees, and he may not know how much money he put in, and he may not be generous with his equity when somebody else puts in a lot of money, but he has hired some good people. how'd you guys meet? skyler: honestly, i just applied through the usc career board. lemonis: is that where you went to school? skyler: yeah. i was a 3-year graduate. lemonis: wow. skyler: yeah, so i'm... lemonis: it's not like you've been out of... skyler: i'm 23. i run the office day-to-day. you know, matt is not here most of the time, so... i found the suppliers. lemonis: you do? skyler: yeah. and i think that matt is really overconfident with a lot of his business knowledge, and thinking that he knows what's right always, and so, that, kind of, in combination with charlotte being kind of uncertain of her business knowledge, it puts us in a situation that is, financially, really po

the search for answers led her to a meeting with xavier in twenty fourteen i went to bangkok and i met this strange man in the middle of bangkok who someone of war may be a russian mafia she was scared and i was going to be in a world that it. luckily that my hunch was correct and it was a former director of patricide none other than. he explained how he gradually had begun to realize there was something very troubling about this joint venture with one m.t.p. . he started to show me some of his emails that he had from this data base. the one in d.b. petro saudi deal struck on the yacht required when major to initially invest one billion dollars in the joint venture and petro saudi to contribute energy concessions valued at almost three billion dollars. it's very easy and i listen. what they did the bin in the front company something that could appear very legal and they found this very beautiful name. it looks like it's the fish oil company of saudi arabia that's the only quality but. this beautiful name so the frame of the scan where the stub of. the e-mails showed those billions of d

attorney general xavier becerra and marc levine of san rafael unveiled their proposal at a news conference in san francisco this afternoon. their bill aims to close loopholes in the ng laws by expanding the current requirements for companies or government agencies to notify customers if their private information is stolen. these requirements would include stolen government id and passport numbers, california already requires immediate location of data breaches involving social security numbers, banking information, and other data. >>> that what has broke up negotiations with california today in the dispute over the state's mileage status speed of the one has want to freeze obama era mileage status and nationwide for cars and trucks intended to combat climate change. the administration also wants a river california's ability to set its own standards. a right rented decades ago by the feds to help the state deal with air pollution. california's attorney general said he had not given up hope

xavier: oh, geez. lemonis: ...from the ground up. i think it's going to take $2 million initially.nd you may even recognize these two. charlotte and skyler were partners in a business i attempted to invest in in season 5 -- the casery, a cellphone accessory company. charlotte: oh. lemonis: charlotte headed up the design team and has a great eye... these designs are awesome. ...while skyler oversaw operations and a number of other things. skyler: i also take on the cfo responsibilities. lemonis: that's an interesting crossover. but ultimately, they both reported to matt, the ceo. matt: try not to be an [bleep] lemonis: i'm not an [bleep] to you. charlotte: from day one. lemonis: and matt, well, he was just impossible. skyler: matt is really overconfident, thinking that he knows what's right. lemonis: not only had he made some seriously misguided business decisions... is this only for girls? matt: yes. lemonis: ...but he was always undercutting charlotte and skyler's authority. matt: well, now these guys have it that they can do whatever the [bleep] they want. if i'm acting ceo, we g

georgetown beat xavier 80-73. on the women'sside, 11th ranked maryland takes care of business against wisconsin. they win it 75-57. you win some, you losee. s on't worry, the capitals are back. the team practicing today after their b all-starreak followed by the bye week. alex ovechki will be sitting out tomorrow's game because he chose not to play in the all-star game. but neither that or that seven-game losing streak dampening the mood at practice. this team knows they need to dturn things aro and they're happy to be back together. >> i just felt a little bit different energy around our room today and guys happy to be back with each other. for as much as we look at it, you know, differenthings to improve on, i think that this was -- this break came at a great time for us. >> it allows you to put tha in the rear view a little t bit. ihink everyone in here is aware that the points are important, you know? it's a tight race and we goto e this home stand to get our game going. we got to get back in t win column. >>

both governor gavin newsom and attorney general xavier becerra say there is no emergency at the border and president trump does not have the authority to make this declaration)((xavier becerra - california attorney general)) "president trump got it right when he said, he didn't have to do this. mr. president, you shouldn't do this."the state attorney general and governor say they are analyzing the details of president trump's emergency declaration to figure out how this will impact california's funding and resources.limiting the flow of drugs through the president's reasoning for the wall.. newsom earlier this week directed the national guard to redeploy troops to help with transnational drug crime..((newsom")) that is exactly the work that now is at risk because of this declaration of emergency. that irony is not lost or should not be lost on any californian."but the president says he knows the lawsuits are coming.."and we'll possibly get a bad ruling, and then we'll get another bad ruling, and then we'll end up in the supreme court and hopefully get a fair shake.."((becerra) "he's ho

attorney general xavier becerra wednesday would not weigh in on whether the federal fund retribution from the lawsuit he filed in response to the president's emergency declaration...((xavier becerra)) "the high speed rail authority will likely be our client, so i would have to refer you to our client to comment on that.."((ashley)) the high speed rail authority refers us to the governor's office , but as of wednesday night.. the governor's office is not yet expanding its comments on the situation tag. ( robin ) now to the warriors--- let's buckle up for a 2nd half run. the champs back to work at team headquarters in downtown oakland... the final 25- games of the regular season starts tonight at oracle..and it's going to pick up fast... after that --it's a primetime saturday showdown against the rockets... followed by a four-game east coast trip. right now, golden state's in fantastic shape... first place out west with a 2-game lead. now the warriors re-energized to lock up that top seed for the postseason. "you know what the first 57 games or whatever it was...you kno

attorney general xavier becerra wednesday would not weigh in on whether the federal fund cancellation is retribution from the lawsuit he filed in response to the president's emergency declaration... ((xavier becerra)) "the high speed rail authority will likely be our client, so i would have to refer you to our client to comment on that.." ((ashley)) the high speed rail authority refers us to the governor's office , but as of wednesday night.. the governor's office is not yet expanding its comments on the situation tag. situation tag. on the its comments on the situation tag. two mountain lion cubs that had been seen wandering around downtown half moon bay for several days... are now under the care of the oakland zoo. grant lodes joins us now with the latest on the condition on the cubs ... and what's next for them.grant? (grant) the san mateo county sheriff's department and the department of fish and wildlife were able to capture the cubs yesterday afternoon. they'd been spotted in downtown san mateo and down near the ritz carlton hotel.... since sunday. (grant) the siblings arrived a

((cal ag xavier becerra)) "we hope other states are watching because everyone has constitutional rightstorney general's office spent a year examining ten immigration facilities, both public and private.overall, the office found facilities across the state held detainees in confinement without breaks for long periods of time, sometimes up to 22 hours.the report described significant barriers when it came to language, external communication, access to legal help and health care. the attorney general's office blaming a lack of federal oversight for the problems. ((vilma palma-solana deputy ag)) "when you see detainees housed for 22 hours a day, that cofederal detention standards. but it's definitely not humane. the department of homeland security has released a report saying ice does not follow up with facilities when they do violate standards, so there's definitely violation standards happening but ice isn't doing anything to enforce."mental health is another concern.at the state's only locked youth immigration detention facility in yolo county... the report says nine children either atte

attorney general xavier becerra wednesday would not weigh in on whether the federal fund cancellation is retribution from the lawsuit he filed in response to the president's emergency declaration... ((xavier becerra)) "the high speed rail authority will likely be our client, so i would have to refer you to our client to comment on that.." ((ashley)) the high speed rail authority refers us to the governor's office , but as of wednesday night.. the governor's office is not yet expanding its comments on the situation tag. (grant) windows smashed... all kinds of south bay businesses targeted by crooks. what happened at a vaping store and a liquor store... and why at least three auto parts stotre were broken into... but as of this afternoon... police say they could not investigate yet. (vicki) plus... we continue to follow our top story tonight. oakland teachers are going on strike tomorrow. after the break we'll hear from an oakland principal about the latest negotiations. yep. i'm doing this. we're really doing this. grandma! (gasp) we're finally doing this. ha! i am so doing this. we're

(pam) the lawsuit, led by attorney general xavier becerra, is the latest in a series of lawsuits overhe same thing. reporter natasha chen has the latest on why these cases claim... the president is violating the constitution by going around congress. the states and organizations suing the trump administration have one major argument, the constitution says congress is supposed to decide how taxpayer money is spent but on friday, president trump declared an emergency at the southern border, tapping into various funding sources to build a wall.xavier becerra / -d- california attorney general: if the president is essentially stealing money that has been allocated to go to the various states for various purposes but no longer will, we are being harmed. our people are being harmed.attorne xavier becerra is leading a group of 16 states in a lawsuit filed monday night. president trump responded in the oval office tuesday,

both governor gavin newsom and attorney general xavier becerra say there is no emergency at the borderand president trump does not have the authority to make this declaration)((xavier becerra - california attorney general)) "president trump got it right when he said, he didn't have to do this. mr. president, you shouldn't do this."the state attorney general and governor say they are analyzing the details of president trump's emergency declaration to figure out how this will impact california's funding and resources. limiting the flow of drugs bord part of the president's reasoning for the wall.. newsom earlier this week directed the national guard to redeploy troops to help with transnational drug crime.. ((newsom")) that is exactly the work that now is at risk because of this declaration of emergency. that irony is not lost or should not be lost on any californian."but the president says he knows the lawsuits are coming.."and we'll possibly get a bad ruling, and then we'll get another bad ruling, and then we'll end up in the supreme court and hopefully get a fair shake.."((becerra) "h

california attorney general xavier becerra who has held a press conference today basically telling the president we'll see you in court. whether he has standing is unclear, but it might not matter. speaker pelosi herself could file a lawsuit. we'll begin with the mammoth fallout from the president's stories. the democrats are united in condemning this act. republicans are divided about what to call it. we have a lot to get to. peter baker is chief white house correspondent at "the new york times," and an msnbc political analyst. shane harris, maria teresa kumar, contributor and president and ceo of voter latino, and bill kristol is part of the bulwark. love that name. just sounds tough. >> don't know what it is. >> but it sounds good. sounds meaty, sounds tough. >> this is 2019. >> there you go. close enough to bull moose and teddy roosevelt. might mean something. i want to start with essentially what could be the case against the president. and that is it was an answer he gave to our own peter alexander. peter himself may file the supreme court brief, but he was asking about the need

.> (grant) california attorney general xavier beccera delivered a democratic response to the union... sacramento school.(vicki) he talked about he talked (vicki)school. sacramento from a the union... the state of response to democratic delivered a beccera general xavier attorney california (grant) (grant) (grant) our nature.>better angels of our nature.> (grant) california attorney general xavier beccera delivered a democratic response to the state of the union... from a sacramento school.(vicki) he talked about immigration and how voters make an impact on california and u-s politics. the attorney general says he is prepared to take president donald trump to court if he declares a national emergency to fund a u-s border all at the u-s mexico border all at the u-s mexico border. becerra delivered his rebuttal as part of the democratics spanish-language response to the state of the union address. he denounced the president's characterization of immigration and partial government shutdown. the attorney general's speech will not be the first time a state of the union response will be deli

--y el procurador general del estado xavier becerra fue elegido por los democratas para pronunciarsenco demandas, hablaron de temas turÍsticos ese oro que trump llevarÁ la naciÓn en direcciÓn contraria, los congresistas tienen invitados,, muriÓ a manos de un hombre indocumentado y el acompaÑÓ el mandatario es visita la front a frontera. >>> llevarÁ como invitada marÍa mendoza sÁnchez hambre trabaja como enfermera. >>> mi familia no va volver a ser la misma. >>> en diciembre de 10 2018. >>> hoy telemundo 28 to entra cobertura, estamos hablando de segundos. >>> esto por nuestra parte. >>> noticia telemundo buena tardes . (mÚsica( >>> estÁn a la expectativa presentes trump estÁ a punto de dar su segundo discurso del estado de la naciÓn

since 5:45 he's over in europe somewhere. >> i don't want his used xavier stuff.n just switch like that we would never do that, would we, warren >> he's a fan of his son, who was coaching at xavier and now is at louisville you do the same. >> it is very disappointing. >> that was good golf temps for you. >> good wardrobes, yeah, exactly. thank you. warren, becky, thank you did you see your picture yours is much better than mine i look horrible -- >> i haven't had time to look. >> we got to go. thank you, warren. see you tomorrow make sure you join us tomorrow "squawk on the street" is next ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer who is back, david faber at post nine at the new york stock exchange futures up about 160 or so as the president delays tariffs on chee chinese goods. barrick gold in a big week with powell, the drug ceos, lighthizer, michael cohen on capitol hill europe is ho

attorney general xavier becerra wednesday would not weigh in on whether the federal fund cancellationy declaration... ((xavier becerra)) "the high speed rail authority will likely be our client, so i would have to refer you to our client to comment on that.." ((ashley)) the high speed rail authority refers us to the governor's office , but as of wednesday night.. the governor's office is not yet expanding its comments on the situation tag. ( darya ) a college student is facing charges after being accused of creating an i-phone app to sell drugs at u-c santa cruz. 18-year-old collin hord of sunnyvale ... pleaded not guilty in san jose. investigators say the app was called "banana plug"-- a play on the school's banana slug mascot... and "plug" being slang for drug dealer. according to prosecutors... posters advertising the app were found on campus late last year... and officers started an undercover operation. federal authorities say they then set up four successful drug buys using the app... and howard was arrested in his dorm room. he is currently out on bail. ( james ) two mountain l

attorney general xavier becerra wednesday would not weigh in on whether the federal fund cancellation is retribution from the lawsuit he filed in response to the president's emergency declaration... ((xavier becerra)) "the high speed rail authority will likely be our client, so i would have to refer you to our client to comment on that.." ((ashley)) the high speed rail authority refers us to the governor's office , but as of wednesday night.. the governor's yet expanding its comments on the situation tag. (ken) a public hearing for president trump's former personal lawyer is now set for february 27. the house oversight committee announced wednesday that, after several delays, michael cohen will testify next week. cohen was convicted of tax crimes, campaign finance violations and lying to congress. he is expected to start a three- year prison sentence in may. on twitter cohen said he is looking forward to the american people hearing his story. cohen was initially scheduled to testify in front of the committee on february 7. but that appearance was canceled by cohen and his legal team,

california attorney general xavier becerra is leading a group of 16 states in a lawsuit filed monday night. president trump responded in the oval office tuesday, president donald trump: and i think we'll do very well. we have absolute right to do that and i have an absolute right to call national security. we need strong borders.he predicted on friday that the ninth circuit,president donald trump: then we'll get another bad we'll end up in the supreme court, and hopefully we'll get a fair shake, and we'll win in the supreme court. legal experts say it might be difficult for fight on the basis of the emergency itself. the wide discretion over what constitutes a national emergency but is whether the statute president trump has invoked, which in this case requires the use of armed forces, can be used to fund the wall.in washington, i'm natasha chen (grant) kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commercial - free 24-hour streaming news service. it's called 'kron on'. we are on all day and night - bringing you live breaking n

both governor gavin newsom and attorney general xavier becerra say there is no emergency at the bordernt trump does not have the authority to make this declaration)((xavier becerra - california attorney general)) "president trump got it right when he said, he didn't have to do this. mr. president, you shouldn't do this."the state attorney general and governor say they are analyzing the details of president trump's emergency declaration to figure out how this will impact california's funding and resources.limiting the flow of drugs through the mexican border is part of the president's reasoning for the wall.. newsom earlier this week directed the national guard to redeploy troops to help with transnational drug crime..((newsom")) that is exactly the work that now is at risk because of this declaration of emergency. that irony is not lost or should not be lost on any californian."but the president says he knows the lawsuits are coming.."and we'll possibly get a bad ruling, and then we'll get another bad ruling, and then we'll end up in the supreme court and hopefully get a fair shake.."(

for various purposes but no longer will, we are being harmed. our people are being harmed.attorne xavier becerra is leading a group of 16 states in a lawsuit filed monday night. president trump responded in the oval office tuesday, president donald trump: and i think we'll do very well. we have absolute right to do that and i have an absolute right to call national security. we need strong borders.he predicted on friday that he'd be sued in the ninth circuit, president donald trump: then we'll get another bad ruling, and then we'll end up in the supreme court, and hopefully we'll get a fair shake, and we'll win in the supreme court. legal experts say it might be difficult for plaintiffs to fight on the basis of the emergency declaration itself. the president has a wide discretion over what constitutes a national emergency but a key question is whether the statute president trump has invoked, which in this case requires the use of armed forces, can be used to fund the wall.in washington, i'm natasha chen (pam) on the peninsula... an early morning fire in san mateo has left one woman dead

attorney general xavier becerra wednesday would not weigh in on whether the federal fund cancellation is retribution from the lawsuit he filed in response to the president's emergency declaration... ((xavier becerra)) "the high speed rail authority will likely be our client, so i would have to refer you to our client to comment on that.." ((ashley)) the high speed rail authority refers us to the governor's office , but as of wednesday night.. the governor's office is not yet expanding its comments on the situation tag. (grant) in national news tonight... house democrats are getting a bill ready that's aimed at blocking president trump's emergency declaration at the u-s- mexico border. they plan to file the resolution as soon as friday... and that could set up a vote by the full house by mid-march. the democratic- run house seems likely to pass it. the measure would then move to the republican- controlled senate, where there may be enough g-o-p defections for approval. trump has promised a veto, which would be difficult for congress to override. (vicki) white house officials are bracin

good for xavier. good for us. we're going to go back and fight this out. i'm going to go right back into my committee and i'm going to find out what critical national security infrastructure is not going to be built as the vanity wall goes into place. >> congress -- >> wolf. >> congressman garamendi, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, will there be new instability for the u.s. intelligence community? we'll talk about the possibility that the director of national intelligence, dan coats, might be fired by the president. >>> and is roger stone angering the federal judge who ordered him to keep quiet? we're following all the breaking news in this "situation room" special report. ss we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: looks great! >> tech: thanks for choosing safelite. >> grandpa: thank you! >>

christien kafton spoke with xavier becerra earlier this afternoon, and he is standing by at the state of california office building in san francisco, and christian, the aim of this report was to get a sense of how immigrants are being detained here in the bay area and elsewhere in the state. >> reporter: that is right, alex. this is the report you were details the conditions of detention centers around the state for those facing deportation. california attorney general xavier becerra unveiled the results of his offices looking to detain immigrants. the 80 clarified that this look at 10 detention centers around the state is for those under civil detention, those waiting for detention hearings and their immigration cases. >> in the civil immigration detention agencies in california. not criminal detention, civil detention, and there's been concern in the way that the tendon has been undertaken. >> reporter: the report examined 10 facilities deep and the results revealed that some detainees were confined to their cells 20 hours a day. they were at the time but if it is with the blog is t

state attorney general xavier becerra spent presidents day weekend reviewing the national emergency at the border declared by president trump.. ultimately deciding to challenge him in court. becerra says the presidents actions are harmful... reallocating money that was meant to go to various projects in several states. in california, for example, governor gavin newsom has said that money was meant to fund national guard work fighting transnational drug crime. becerra said monday more than a dozen other states are joining california in battle..several that don't even sit on the southern border.. ((becerra)) "whether it's nevada or new mexico, new york or oregon, hawaii, colorado, there are a number of states that are ready to go with us..new jersey..." ((ashley))this lawsuit marks the 46th time california has sued the trump administration. (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: the sun returned today all the way to the coast. it was cool but

state attorney general xavier becerra spent presidents day weekend reviewing the national emergency at the border declared by president trump.. ultimately deciding to challenge him in court. becerra says the presidents actions are harmful... reallocating money that was meant to go to various projects in several states. in california, for example, governor gavin newsom has said that money was meant to fund national guard work fighting transnational drug crime. becerra said monday more than a dozen other states are joining california in the court battle..several that don't even sit on the southern border.. ((becerra)) "whether it's nevada or new mexico, new york or oregon, hawaii, colorado, there are a number of states that are ready to go with us..new jersey..." ((ashley))this lawsuit marks the 46th time california has sued the trump administration. (ken) (ken)hillary clinton weighed in on the national emergency on twitter today"the real national emergencies:- relentless gun violence.- children separated from their families at the border.- climate change.- americans dying for lack of he

. >> sreenivasan: on the legal front, california's attorney abneral xavier becerra tol newshat more states includin new mexico, oregon, hawaii, and minnesota are joining the planned lawsuit challenging the national emergency declaration. heather nauert, president trump's choice to be u.n. ambassador, withdrew from consideration late yesterday. in a state department release, nauert said her decision was based on what was best for her family, saying, "the past two mont have been grueling." several news organizations also reported that nauert's family had employed a nanny from a foreign country who was legally in the u.s., but who did not have legal work status.ni the adration never officially nominated nauert, but, last december, after forme. mbassador nikki haley resigned, mr. trump called nauert, "very talented, very smart, very quick." nauert was a spokeswoman for the state department and previously a reporter at fox news. ts.-backed kurdish forces in syria reported todt the orislamic state is keeping than 1,000 civilians from leaving the militants' final enave in eastern syria. the kurdi

. >> led by california attorney general xavier becerra the states argue the president is using the pretext of a manufactured crisis. >> it's pretty clear that the president is trying to usurp congress's authority. the president does not have the power of the purse. the president can't decide to shuffle money around once congress has allocated it, that's only for congress to do, otherwise presidents for the last 240 years would have been doing the same thing when they don't like where congress puts the money, simply because donald trump fabricated a crisis and called it a national emergency doesn't mean that he can violate the separation of powers under the constitution. >> the suit specifically addresses this remark by the president on friday where he all but admitted the situation at the border is not exactly an emergency. >> and the wall they skimped. so i did -- i was successful in that sense, but i want to do it faster. i could do the wall over a longer period of time. i didn't need to do this. but i'd rather do it much faster. >> this is the latest in a wave of expected litigation. th

xavier becerra of the state of california.nk you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> nawaz: now, persptive from someone who advocates for stricter policies on immigration and a vocal advocate for expandinthe border wall. kris kobach is kansas's former secretary of state.lc mr. kobach, e back to the "newshour". the president said earlier in the rose garden, i don't need to this, mening declare a national emergency, he said he just wanted to get the wallfa builter, so help us understand, what is the emergency here? >> well, you know, listening to attorney general becerra talk, you know, i think t pointed o that reasonable people can disagree as to how urgent any emergencies is and reasonable people can disagree on whether the national emergencies act should be big enough to encompass at's going on tod with president trump's declaration, but the law is really clear basically, the law says that a national emergency is something that the president deems ae national eency, and that's why it's been used 58 times. 31ational emer

lives of hardship who happened by chansz to meet in the same place, struggling in the library at xavierversity in louisiana. >> do you remember each other? >> yes, one thing he said to me i refuse to fail. when he said that, i was, like, we're going to be best friends because he has the same drive, passion and determination. >> lifting each other up and holding each other accountable. >> getting subpar grades our freshman year. when we finally linked up, we realized through each other, we could pull each other up. >> reporter: all three graduating and going their separate ways to medical school, but challenges not over. semien moved for a month to help him with a test to get into med school. >> to have somebody that is feeling that with you and got your back and is your support, it changes life. >> finally that moment. what is that moment like when you are all three doctors? >> that moment was, i mean, i was happy, but deep inside you feel like something's missing and that was the turning point. what am i going to do now for others? >> reporter: that burning question as they all three f

. >> reporter: the state attorney general xavier becerra is collecting information now about clergy abuse, but state senator jerry hill says there's a problem. there's a legal loophole that allows priests who know about child abuse to avoid reporting it. >> that those in the clergy have been able to abuse and get away with it. >> reporter: right now all kinds of adults are required by law to report child abuse to the authorities, even if they learn about the abuse in a sensitive relationship. >> doctors, teachers, police officers, therapists, coaches, they all have to report if they hear something, if they see something. >> reporter: but one group does not have to report child abuse, the clergy. if that abuse is revealed in something called penitential communication it doesn't have to be reported. a catholic confession in a booth with a priest is one example, but state senator jerry hill says it also covers just about any conversation with a priest. >> the courts have determined that any communication can be conceived as a penitential communication and if it is in an office or any place a

california attorney general xavier becerra is leading the charge. he says that they are ready t take this fight all the way to the supreme court. >> i g think you'reng to find that conservative justices along with liberal justis are going to want to protect the constitution, nottrrotect donald p from his abuses of the constitution. so we're feeling pretty good that we' got a strong case. >> we're feeling pretty good about having tracie pott on is morning from washington, d.c. tracie, the white house is also facing a fight in congress. >> reporter: exactly because there's a lot of back and forth, including amo republicans about whether or not the president is taking the right track here. so while the courts are going deal with this lawsuit, lawmakers who have yet to come back to wasn are debating whether or not this emergency declaration is constitutional.y >> unfortun he's got to do it on his own, and i support his decision to go tha route. >> congress has had a vote on it, and it just expressed itself. so a think it's bad idea. >> reporter: now, th