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. >> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's head. >> we both, you did what? yeah, i called i.c.e. then he said, f-em. >> he iced things to incite me. that is exactly what he did. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. david: battle over sanctuary cities sparks a scuffle inside of the texas legislature as protesters flooded outside of the tax cast capitol building on a new law to crack down on sanctuary cities, lawmakers themselves became rowdy, pushing and shoving on the house floor. the state law goes into effect september first, allows the state to fine cities and counties up to 2500 bucks a day as acting as sanctuaries. cosponsor of the bill, texas state representative james white. as i have it, representative you were there on the floor when it happened. what did happen? >> well, thanks for having me on. thanks for being here. >> i'm proud to represent five great counties in southeast texas. we saw a physic

what was really unfortunate is that two democrat lawmakers actually threatened representative rinaldi there on the floor. of course, he said i'll defend myself if youump me outside, because they threatened to g him as he was going to his car simply because he brought in law enforcement after the unruly protesters and after some of them were saying, look, we're here illegally. for crying out loud, we need to be able to have law and order in the state capitol. and all of these individuals who say that this is now going to contribute to -- this is somehow going to contribute to an increase in crime, i want to point everybody to this study that i.c.e. came out with back in 2014 where they had released over 8,000 individuals that had entered illegally, and close to 2,000 of them went on to reoffend. they ended up being charged with 7,000 different crimes. that's huge. stuart: dana, hold on a second. i want to bring to your attention. comedian adam corolla is working on a documentary called "no safe spaces." it bashes political correctness at colleges. check out this teaser. roll tape. >> o

another lawmaker also say s rinaldi threat tond shoened to . he said he was speaking in self-defense. we're learning new details about a new story. >>> the dui arrest of tiger woods. the probably cause affidavit detailed what happened early monday morning. kerry sanders is live in jupiter. this is serious business. i should apologize. earlier, we were joking because there are two identical headlines on the arrest. this is serious business. this is tiger woods and h health. >> well, exactly. here's the deal, he says that he was not under the influence of alcohol. when most people hear dui, they think alcohol. according to the probably cause affidavit, he blew in and they actually took a blood alcohol on the breathalyzer, which indeed registered 0.000%, indicating there was no alcohol in the system. he took a urine test and the results are not back. he told the officers at the scene and publicly released he was perhaps groggy and losing his way as a result of being high on prescription drugs. ad as we look at the report, a few things jump out. fi

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there was a threat made from represent detective rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's heads. >> did you what? he said yeah, i called ice. then he said f them. >> he says things to insight people. >> this is the first reaction to texas' new law that you cracks down ton sanctuary cities it goes in to effect in september. >> we may sophomore. brian: you would think a state would have no problem enforcing a central law. evidently that's an issue these days. griff, thanks so much. pete: it's where we have come. ainsley: let's hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: in just a few hours, dash cam video of tiger woods arrest expected to be released. officers telling tmz you'll see him acting belligerent and arrogant refusing to take a breathalyzer. woods says he wasn't drunk when he was busted in jupiter, florida at 3:00 in the morning. he said he had unexpected reaction to his medication. the 41-year-old releasing a statement saying quote i would like to apologize with all of my heart to my family, friends and the fans. i will do everything in my power to ensure

let's bring in espn correspondent tom rinaldi and, tom, thank you for joining us. we all know tiger said alcohol wasn't involved. it was prescription medication. so what do you make of all of this? >> i think, unfortunately, the mug shot which we all saw when many people woke up early memorial day morning when the news broke and saw it speaks volumes. and right now we don't know any more details from the police report. there's a possibility we will know more as the day goes on. but certainly to be arrested a 3:00 a.m. obviously released at 10:00 a.m. that morning, again, the mug shot speaks volumes for this particular moment in tiger woods' weekend. >> hard to get that mug shot out of your mind. and tiger woods has struggled on the golf course the last few years, but in his personal life we've seen him get back on track. how big of a setback is this? >> i think you can look at it in a few different ways. woods is by any account a very devoted father, he's somebody who takes his kids to school and picks them up as millions of other parents do. he has a very function

. >>> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's heads. >> if we have a special session is convenienting only topics i choose for time of choosing. >> greg abbott signed a bill during a facebook live appearance earlier this month. >> 7:04 new details of murder of man at a spring hotel. who people are under arrest retaliation style attack after a drug deal gone bad. reuben ortiz and shan a cox assaulted sulmain shallow and in the parking lot of days hotel and shallow and friends robbed ortiz of cash and sh shoes. after returning shoes shallow robbed. he later died. cox and/or tease face armed robbery and murder charge. >> memorial day a busy within for d.c. police. there were three shootings in a three hour span. more than 40 shots before fired in the neighborhood q street northwest and thankfully nobody injured there and shootings near a deadly mass shooting that happened over the weekend and it's still unknown if those two incident are keingted. >> two hours of sunshine yesterday. >> people got to the pools? >> yes. >> and we're going ba