so, what is the trump administration? what is the trump administration? like who are they? who's making the decisions here? that's unclear to everyone, but what i hear just living in washington being kind of on the periphery is that it's just donald trump and what he wants to do on any given day, and that if anyone in his administration wants to influence him or gain a gain power, decision-making power, they have to watch tv with trump at maralago, hang out with him at the white house, and so i don't really know... what the trump administration's terms of the deal are, and i question whether anyone here does uh, but there does seem to be this general desire to make some kind of a deal and put this issue aside, and i do think there's a recognition within the trump administration that going to war with iran would destroy everything, not just regionally, which you know leading to an economic collapse, closing of the straight of hormo's possible possible. "i don't no, attacks on oil facilities going both ways, uh, destruction of the tanking the global economy, but it will harm

the trump administration has zero credibility on this issue. really? i was here on january 6th. donald trump wasn't a leader on january 6th. he didn't send the national guard to stop the violent mob that was brutally beating police officers in plain view for every single american to see. this guy who likely withheld the national guard, he didn't send them forward is lecturing the country about law and order. if this wasn't enough of a reason to dismiss his credibility on any of these issues on his first day in office, donald trump pardons hundreds of violent felons some of whom have gone back to their communities all across america and recommitted crimes against everyday americans. give me a break. we're not feeling you. particularly, as it relates to this issue. donald trump and all of thee minions who support him, sycophants, the extremists have zero credibility on this issue. republicans have become the party of lawlessness and disorder. >> thank you, mr. leader. you said you can find common ground removing dangerous felons. what are other provisions or some members of your ca

what i've seen looks like a victory for the trump administration. justice barrett is saying the only way for justices to exercise this type of universal injunction in some of these cases is equitable relief. she doesn't find evidence that it was granted to these judges. they indicate the administration is likely to prevail on this issue. good news for this administration. they have been really hit with these small attacks. all these individual district judges effectively freezing federal policy and programs across the country. so it does appear to be a victory. it may be a bit more nuanced but so far it looks like a good day for the trump administration. >> dana: andy, a question for you again here are my dumb questions. this is not on the merits of birthright citizenship then, it looks like. am i wrong? >> no, you're not wrong. this really -- we never get to the merits because of the injunction issue. it seemed to me that what made this case very interesting to people at the beginning was the birthright citizenship question and the very important q

to inside of the lower because the likely phase to persecution to buy local gains, but the trump administration deported in the anyways, in march later described this mistake as an administrative era. so that's something that the white house acknowledge, but still insist that he was a member of m as the team. but that's an important fact to you, even if i believe it was c, a is convicted of the charges, the trump administration would still have to return to immigration courts here in the us if they wanted to return him back to instead of, oh, that's what his lawyer is saying, and you also expect this this case in maryland to continue because the federal judge that considers it whether the administration obeyed. otis and to return him or not. i love to take in how is this being seen in the us is being seen as a fit back for the trumpet, ministrations correct. down on migration i think had brought it depends on the outcome of this trial. there was a lot of pressure on the us and us president in a donald trump to bring this man back to the us if he is charged, they will say, well, we're right in t

he's now released a statement saying, in part: "for months the trump administration flouted "the supreme court and our constitution. "today, they appear to have finally relented. "this is not about the man, it's about his rights "and the rights of all. "the administration will now have to make its case "in the court of law, as it should have all along." joining me live is chris newman, legal director at the national day labourer organising network, which represents abrego garcia's family. very good to have you on with us. as he represent his family, just first of all, how are they reacting to the news that he is now back in the country? hopefully they are one step closer to being able to tell him that they love him. yesterday we did not even know if he was alive or if he was being held or why he was being held at the snack you will be afforded the protections of us courts and be given access to counsel and to his family. so this is definitely a step in what direction, we will soon find out. do we know if the family will be travelling to tennessee, we are weeding a first court appearance

however, i would not place great hopes on... what the trump administration will do. the initiative is now in the hands of european states, they have the opportunity to seize frozen russian assets under their jurisdiction and direct these resources both to invest in ukraine's dynamic and innovative defense-industrial base and to expand their own defense production capacities, the same capacities, which will be critical to ensuring the so-called strategic autonomy of europe in'. if this is indeed their goal, then they need to demonstrate in practice that they have the political will, mobilize these funds, invest in their own defense production, support the defense sector of ukraine, and then... perhaps, by concluding a deal with the trump administration, gain access to certain high-tech defense solutions from the united states. this seems like a logical and pragmatic next step, but at this stage everything really depends from europe. dear ambassador, carpenter, and if, for example, we talk about the threat of the american president to withdraw from the negotiation proc

trump has not done anything to help the american people people. he said costs would go down on day one. we're now five or six months in the administration and things are becoming much more expensive and the trump tariffs will raise costs on everyday americans by thousands of dollars a year and may very well crash the economy and drive us into a recession. these will be core and critical issues in the midterm election. thank you, everyone. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025]

the trump administration seems committed to that. ted in what donald trump, what the united states of america wants. he's pursuing his own path, and that is militarily. and that puts israel against iran and isolated in the world. >> it's a very scary moment for lots of people in the region throughout iran, of course, throughout israel. we have pictures there, live. >> pictures of israel. >> of course, they have been through a lot of this. there's been incoming missiles launched by the houthis over the last several weeks that have been intercepted by iron dome. of course, military operations continue in gaza, which has been an absolute sort of incomprehensible level of human misery. i think we've we have all seen that also continues at this moment. i have you here, and i do want to ask you about what happened this morning. we're showing pictures of it and tel aviv showing the map this morning, a us senator who tried to ask a question of the secretary of homeland security was shoved, manhandled, pushed to the ground, handcuffed. there w

have ben cohen, the jewish founder of ben and jerry's ice cream, doing more to disrupt the trump administrations. trump basically in their back pocket right now, who are buying, qatar is buying hundreds of millions of dollars worth of bowing planes, basically resuscitating a company that was on the ropes. saudi arabia is buying 150 billion in us weapons from lockheed, qatar's gifting trump a $400 million dollar palace in the sky, and they're not using any of that leverage to even do what ben from ben and jerry's has done, not even, i haven't heard a word about gaza. not from riyad, i don't know what doha will do, you know, they have al-jazeera as their soft power weapon, which has been, great for showing people what's happening in gaza, but what are they actually? doing to twist donald trump's arm, and remains to be seen, perhaps by the time this interview airers, they will have done something, but it's absolutely revealing of what is what has happened in the arab world since egypt was defeated with the camp david accords, it's been a complete, a complete submission before empire, syria was the

we have been seeing since january 20th a list of, you know, weaponization from the trump administrationoj, whether it's judges, you know, political leaders that they're investigating, we constantly continue to see this behavior out of this administration. and i think it's definitely an overreach. and i'm looking forward to my day in court. i mean, i can't wait to get there. me and my attorneys, we're facts are on my side and the facts are going to come out. and i look forward to that day. it's going to be bigger than any fox headline. you know, that's out there that they continue to put out there. and so really looking forward to court. >> congresswoman. >> you know. >> the. >> immigration policies of this administration and the deportation actions that they've taken have been something that you members of congress are interested in, but also people around the country. we saw protests in los angeles and new york over the weekend. they will the in la. they will continue. but you also have the president saying that they are sending. >> in the national guard. >> they'll be there in the nex

starting in february, shortly after my food i did was detained, and trump caught $400000000.00 from columbia. our um, our university administration implemented a list of trumps demands which included a mass span. placing our department of middle eastern studies under administrative control and hiring 36 new cap of security officers with powers to arrest students. and there had been saying going around that columbia had kept attributed to fascism. i don't think that's the case. i think columbia is colluding with fascism because these are measure is that the university had been trying to implement all year long, but only felt emboldened to do so. as under the new trump government. and i think what alarms me is that a lot of students and faculty are self censoring right now to avoid the same political ross that and i need, i need, and others have faced at the, you know, columbia journalism school. i have cos mates who published articles anonymously when talking about palestine or just to avoid talking about it at all. and, and, you know, even for me as an international student on a visa, i feel incredibly anxious just to leave the h

between the biden administration and the trump administration in how to deal with china. thank you for being a viewer of today's world tonight. and we talked to you about our two files on syria and the decision that the us has made to claim foreign takfiri terrorists as its own, as well as the tariff war that the trump administration is constantly seeking to escalate. thank you , good night. he was martyred by bullets fired by the israeli army inside the ashraffa hospital complex in northern gaza. abu sakhel worked as an editor and graphic designer for shams news agency and al-aqsa voice radio . according to reports published by various media outlets, including the international federation of journalists, al jazeera and wafa. the israeli regime's fighter jets were destroyed. muhammad abu thakhil did his best to tell the truth. he decided to continue his duty in dangerous conditions and severe crisis , and even when the occupying forces were entering different areas of gaza , he did not despair and continued his activity . his sacrifice is a symbol of commitment. he is rel

the trump administration understands this perfectly well.uld be naive to wait and see what other atrocities would have to happen to force it to change course. it is much more realistic to assume that it will continue to adhere to the chosen line. if i were a ukrainian diplomat, i would appeal to the european state to act more actively in the current circumstances and promote a change of approach. there is very little reason to hope for a fundamental change in the trump administration's position on the conflict. vice president j.d. vance openly stated that in his opinion, there is no path to victory for ukraine. such a conclusion is absolutely unfounded. the path to ukrainian victory exists, but its implementation requires stable resources and unwavering support from western partners. despite this, this assessment remains the official position. yes, mr. ambassador, carpenter, well, my american friends once hinted to me that if you are not satisfied with president trump, you can simulate a situation in which president edivence could become, an

trump administration to continue deporting migrants to third party countries. we're live with an expert to look in depth at the legal path moving forward. >> and president trump in the netherlands as the nato summit gets underway. we unpack the president's demands to allies. >> plus, we are learning more this afternoon about the victims in a south lake tahoe boating incident this weekend. several of those eight people killed are from the bay area. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is the four. >> for me. this. my heart goes out to the family because i just know it's tragic. >> we hear from the family and friends about the passengers on that boat that capsized. welcome to the four. i'm jana katsuyama. >> and i'm crystal bailey. four of the eight victims were members of one family, while the other four were friends of theirs. two survivors were taken to the hospital. >> as ktvu henry lee reports, one of those victims, the owner of the boat, just became a new father several months ago. his family says that they are devastated. >> bouquets of flowers sit outside the

after being released, he called out the trump administration. >>if this is how this administration responds to a senator with a question you can only imagine what they're doing throughout california and throughout the country. >>for her part, secretary noem says she did not know it was senator padilla at the time, adding that if he had questions, he should have reached out to her beforehand. >>his approach, you know, was something that i don't think was appropriate at all. i'll let the law enforcement speak to how this situation was handled, but i will say that it's, people need to identify themselves before they start lunging at people that during press conferences. >>secretary noem said she and padilla exchanged numbers after he was let go. a spokesperson for homeland security says the secret service thought padilla might be an attacker and that officers acted appropriately. cbs news reporter carter evans was in the briefing room at the time, and he says everyone was caught off guard. >>as he was being dragged out of the room by authorities. he

the trump administration continues to unleash chaos, cruelty and corruption on the american people. mr. jeffries: donald trump and extreme maga republicans have been a complete and total failure. domestically and internationally. donald trump promised that on day one of his presidency, he would end the war in ukraine. he promised on day one of his presidency he would free the hostages to bring about peace in the middle east and donald trump promised that on day one of his presidency, costs would go down in the united states of america. none of it has happened. instead, costs in the united states of america aren't going down, they're going up. donald trump and extreme maga republicans are crashing the economy in real-time and driving us toward a possible recession. donald trump and house republicans have not done a single thing to lower the high cost of living in the united states of america. not a single thing. instead republicans are trying to jam this one big, ugly bill down the throats of the american people. the g.o.p. tax scam represents the largest cut to medicaid in american h

does the trump administration run a risk here? no, listen. i think you see presidents over the years use the national guard, from california and i remember when the national guard was deployed during the 92 riots. and we have a history of using military and national guard at the request of the governor. the last time they were deployed without the request of the governor... we also have a recent history of governors neglecting the responsibility of safety and not calling in the national guard when it's needed and the only action have to four years of george floyd knows the prime example of governors, democratic blue state governors being derelict in their duties and not going to call in the national guard we have this crisis. seattle took nearly over a month to bring back to normal and that's because the blue state governor, the democratic governor that it was more important to let these protesters burned their city than to hold people accountable if that's the position. i just want to come back to today's protest are protest during the georg

governor newsom is speaking right now after a federal judge ruled against the trump administration ordering trump to return control of the national guard to newsom. let's listen. >> those cornerstones. >> that he claimed. >> are asserted. >> were not met. >> section 12. >> 406 so. >> that there's. >> no invasion. there's no rebellion. >> it's absurd. and so we're gratified. >> today is a big. >> day for. >> the constitution of. >> united. >> states, for our democracy. >> and i hope it's the beginning. of a new. >> day in this. >> country where we push back. >> against overreach. >> we push back against. >> these authoritarian. >> tendencies of a president that has pushed the boundaries. pushed the limit. >> but no. >> longer can. >> push this state. around any longer. happy to take any questions. >> the other night. what you thought of this. the situation this morning. >> well, i. >> i hope we look at what happened to senator padilla. not through the blue or red. >> lens. >> but through your. own set of eyes. and just tell me that. that's right. here's the united states senator in his home

"according to that report, the trump administration remains reluctant to do so. now unfortunately that could change at any time. uh, we saw trump saying for example that he didn't want the israeli strike on iran. there was said to be around six which was scheduled for today. before that, the israelis went ahead and launched their strike, so even if trump says certain things, i'm not sure whether he's willing or capable." of fulfilling, now the americans taking part that would change the situation completely, that means all out regional war, iran would hence be facing egg and... existential threat, and when iran would face an existential threat, then i think all bits are off. in other words, iran will resort possibly to closing up the straight of hormos. iran, iran's allies possibly would enter the war much more forcefully. there are a number number of scenarios, but i think a major factor that's going to determine how things go on from here is what the united states decides to do, and it isn't clear. what the trump administration is going to decide to do, because there are divisions wi

the trump administration lighter said that i'll put i got a garcia's deportation was and administered his error, but resisted bringing him back the spot, the supreme court ordering the white house to facilitate he's for time the us attorney general pat bundy announced that they go to see is a red 10 and the on the ceiling of a grand jury and dot abrego garcia has landed in the united states to face justice on may 21st. a grand jury in the middle district of tennessee returned a sealed indictment, charging a breaker garcia with alien smuggling and conspiracy to commit alien smuggling in violation of title a usc, 1324. upon completion of a sentence, we anticipate he will be returned to his home country of el salvador son incentive of motion beg and the attorney represent echo the prosecution and abuse of power. thank what this really goes to show is that this administration, instead of simply admitting a mistake and apologizing this matter, could have gone away within a week or 2 after the case being filed. instead of simply emitting their mistake, they'll stop at nothing at all, even s

and that city leaders and officials can stand off to the trump administration if they do continue. we know community will be out in the streets watching and observing, trying to hold the kind of all the administration accountable. if i mentioned that from the american civil liberties union in los angeles, thank you very much. thank you. ukraine says that russia has loans more than $200.00 missiles and drones. and one of the biggest arrow tax in recent weeks, fewer than huff could be in deceptive. the strikes skills, at least 3 people end to ends at more than 20 in the northeast and city of car keys, dozens of homes were damaged and the most expensive strike on the city since the start of the war. and that's bringing the w as ross handle is confident exit, who joins is from building this concept in how keith has seen some of the heaviest, bombardments since the start of the war. why now has something shifted in most cost political, military calculus? it was printing ahead. they were showing it's before it's not the 1st and smoking them to tell us try going to talk to you. it is by th

. >> the trump administration's. >> aggressive immigration raids. >> this morning, president. >> trump. >> deployed 2000 national. >> guard. >> troops. >> despite the fact. >> both governor. >> gavin newsom. >> and los angeles. >> mayor karen bass said. >> it. >> was not necessary. >> the last. time a united states. president deployed. >> troops and bypassed the authority of a state's. >> governor was. >> when president. >> lyndon b johnson. >> sent troops to. alabama to protect. >> civil rights demonstrators. in 1965. >> today. >> newsom is calling out trump for. >> aiming. >> to. >> quote. >> manufacture a. >> crisis and. >> hoping for. >> chaos so he can justify. >> more. >> crackdowns, more fear, more control. defense secretary pete hegseth threatened to deploy active duty marines. >> if violence. >> continued, a move. newsom called insane. meantime, the lapd said in a statement. >> the. >> protests were. >> mostly peaceful. >> yesterday. >> and the l.a. >> county sheriff's department. >> noted. >> that while multiple people. >> were detained. >> so far. >> just one. >> person was

the american administration and president trump. the trump administration tried to find a diplomatic solution, acting contrary to logic and common sense. it put pressure on ukraine, while trying to appease russia, promising the lifting of sanctions, easing international pressure, restoring economic ties and restarting diplomatic relations between the united states and russia in the future. as i have already noted, this strategy failed. everything more american congressmen , both democrats and republicans , are disappointed with this approach, they realize that putin has been indicted by the international criminal court for war crimes, that russia is the aggressor in this war, and that the united states must support ukraine in its search for a just and lasting solution. this requires not only additional assistance, but also some form of victory for ukraine on the battlefield. for our victory, we need the appropriate means, we are talking about long-range missiles and, of course, deterrence systems russian aggression, so a few days ag

allies played a role here, trying to get trump administration and iranians to agree to a cease-fire and then president trump picked up the phone and told israel that was the course of action going forward. as of now, i do not see a clear roadmap for what comes next. the cease-fire could last. it could break down. but let me stop there. host: you talked about the cease-fire breaking down. add to that we heard in the report from the defense intelligence agency, the possibility that a pushback of the iranian nuclear program may be in a couple months. how does that factor into shaping things from the united states side? >> i started covering the iranian nuclear program after college. it has been about 25 years. so the idea that one military mission will end the nuclear program is a strategic bet that the trump administration made. i do not president trump thinks that was the end of it. i think he is hoping it shook the iranians to their core and will change the cost-benefit analysis and they will do the things the president has been asking for. that is the president's position. the iranians

but since we're right now the trump administration is doing this. and one last thing i'd like to say is that what we've seen like, for example, with a ban on venezuela and this idea that venezuela is a state sponsor of terrorism for many months. you're the trump administration has been laying that groundwork, claiming that the then as well as the government is a sponsor of trend, rob, well, which it has deemed a terrorist organization. so do you as his own intelligence service has denied that that, that it's not true that the venezuelan government is promoting and sponsoring that gain. but none the less that's been given for the reason to, you know, ban um then as well and, and also it's been given, given for the reason for the trouble ministrations and location and extreme executive authority. the ally anatomy is asked to send venezuelans in the united states with the habits that came as refugees and are applying for asylum and saying that they are affiliated with this trend. our, our terrorist gang with very little proof that they are in fact no p

his is also coming at a time of the trump administration is cracking down on law firms that take on issuesey see as opposing the trump agenda. >> there is a couple of consequences in this decision. one is for individuals to be released, they have the resources and wherewithal to do something like that. that will add to the already overburdened federal court dockets. another solution would potentially be class action. but we are not just talking about birthright citizenship. we are talking about the court ending universal injunctions across the board. this administration has a record number of those. lass actions are a potential mechanism by which groups of individuals can group together and get a judge to order released. but not every case is open to that. anchor: this ruling fell along ideological lines. justice sotomayor said with a stroke of a pen the president has made a mockery of our constitution and continues to do that. the court gives way. a number of lower federal courts said that this executive order on birthright citizenship was not constitutional. why didn't the supreme court

trump criticized u.s. involvement in the middle east under previous administrations. le east situation. does trump's two week buffer offer a clue to his final decision? is he not relishing having to make this choice? >> yeah, i have to go off what. >> i saw when i was the white house. press corps on wednesday, which was a president who really didn't want. >> to talk about iran. >> and he almost visibly flinched at some points. when asked about whether he was willing and looking, looking to strike iran, at. >> least. the fordow. >> nuclear facility. >> i think. >> you know. >> this is a decision that has buffeted him. in the one hand, he's. >> he's been. >> saying about how he doesn't. >> want to prolong. >> conflict and how he would only do a. surgical strike. but, you know, the advisors that we've spoken to around trump and in west wing suggest, like whether or not this could be a clean operation is still up for debate. and so clearly trump is more interested and. is preferred. decision is to have a deal. and i think all indications, the fact that he's even considerin

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well, the trump administration is not a pro -ukrainian administration.ich, against the backdrop of this preponderance in the ratio forces, which, as we see, is only getting stronger, this is recognized by our opponents. isn't that why we have been seeing such a rapid and comprehensive increase in terrorist activity on the part of the kiev regime in recent days? of course, but we must remember that one of the most important members of nato, that is , great britain, is building its military policy, in principle, on the actions of terrorist and sabotage groups, this. that france or germany, they look more like countries that provide the kiev regime, at least until the current period, when this was done on the instructions of the united states, now the situation is not very clear, but the british have always had exactly this approach, and of course we must expect that they will come up with new dirty tricks. we must remember, by the way, that the british are making every effort to transfer the equipment that is used for such acts, including underwater drones

how many lives need to be lost before republicans tell the trump administration to stop the decimation of samhsa? i have other questions, too. simple ones like, how many people work at samhsa currently? what divisions have no staff left at all? what programs have they had to cut in local communities? in february, following the firing of probationary employees, i started asking these questions and since the firing of nearly 50% of samhsa's staff, i have continued asking those questions. to date i have gotten zero answers. zero. currently we have lost 50% of samhsa's staff. and it's not h.h.s., or the trump administration that shared that with congress. we only is have confirmation that samhsa lost half its staff from the press and from the former samhsa employees. that simply is unacceptable. as a congress if we say we care about behavioral health, if we say there is a crisis, then we should be ashamed that we are ok not knowing this. for four months we have been asking questions and instead of answers we have even more concerning questions. i shared with our energy and commerce committ

the trump administration. let us say a play go garcia's deportation was an administrative era, but resisted bringing him back the spot. the supreme court ordering the white house to facilitate his for to us attorney general pen bundy announced a play. go garcia's return and be on the ceiling of a grand jury. indictment. abrego garcia has landed in the united states to face justice on may 21st. a grand jury in the middle district of tennessee returned a sealed indictment, charging a breaker garcia with alien smuggling and conspiracy to commit alien smuggling in violation of title a usc, 1324. upon completion of a sentence, we anticipate he will be returned to his home country of el salvador. assign incentive on motion book, an attorney representing garcia said his client would vigorously defend himself against the charges. he called the prosecution and abuse of power. think what this really goes to show is that this administration, instead of simply admitting a mistake and apologize instead of simply admitting

it was raising 3 children according to go to records. trump administration official said he was deported it based on a 2019 accusation from the police in maryland where he was living that's quite close to washington dc to the capital here. and according to the police, the a he is an m is 13 gang members. that's what this thing over and over without providing it concrete evidence of legal garcia to not be able to cation it the same that his lawyer also did. he was never charged with a crime. that's also what his attorney said over and over then in the us immigration judge, a seal that came from different station a to a inside of the lower because he likely faced persecution to buy local games, but the trump administration deported didn't the anyways in march later described this mistake as an administrative era, so that's something that the white house acknowledge, but still insist that he was a member of m as the team. but that's an important fact to you even if the video or c a is convicted of the trash. if they wanted to return and back to instead of, oh, that's what his lawyer is sayi

the trump administration had made the claim, the trump administration had made the claim we are not inrge we can't just bring him back from el salvador he is on the custody of president bukele and el salvador. now the attorney general she used the words agreed to return. he was agreed to return because of these new charges by the president of el salvador what do you make of that language? >> i think that is what the deputy attorney general is referring to when he took a question when he said the state of play is changed. that that they have this indictment of the books it makes it a lot easier for the u.s. it makes it easier politically i think for them to bring him back and just deal with this once and for all. they can comply easily with the supreme court order now. it also is consistent with the judge and what this ongoing battle regarding where he should be is and they probably some kind of conversation between president trump or secretary rubio or president of el salvador exploited because things have changed they have this major crimes now. proof of the second the man and the pre

this hour, a major reversal from the trump administration.y are returning kilmar abrego garcia to the united states, where he is now facing criminal charges. the white house previously pledged that he would stay in el salvador forever, even after they acknowledged he had been mistakenly deported to el salvador. so what happens next? plus, the fallout from president trump's ugly public fight with former first buddy elon musk. there are no signs of reconciliation today, with trump telling cnn he's, quote, not even thinking about musk. but is this feud putting the entire republican agenda at risk? also, they've supplied the props for some of your favorite movies and tv shows, and tonight it's the focus of our business leaders

all of this is in question because the trump administration, rather than in their oral arguments defending trump's ability to overturn the 14th amendment and birthright citizenship, they made it a vehicle to limit the power of the courts. it could be that they make a decision in this case that would make lower courts not able to issue nationwide injunctions. okay. >> thank you. stand by. and i know you want to dig into the case, so we'll let you do that. julia i'm going to bring in lisa. ruben, you just pulled it up. what are we learning? we're learning today that the court by a63 majority. ana has decided to stay the injunctions partially. they're saying that they will grant the government's application for stays, but only to the extent that the injunctions are broader than necessary to provide complete relief to each plaintiff with standing to sue. let me go back a second. zoom out for a second if i can. one of the questions here was if the court was going to stay these injunctions, how were they going to do it? were they going to say that each injunction could only apply in the district

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>> so. >> catherine, i'm really interested in how the trump administration will respond. five years ago this month. >> we. >> saw demonstrations around the murder. >> of george. >> floyd, sponsored by. >> the movement. >> for black lives. president trump then wanted to call in the national guard. >> he could. >> do that under the auspices of the insurrection act, which gives the president broad authority to call in both the military and the national guard if he believes that there's an impeachment of federal law enforcement. former presidents have been very reluctant to do that. it hasn't been invoked since the uprising. regarding rodney king and la in 1992. but we know this is a president who doesn't have a problem with doing something different. >> i also wonder, is it too cynical of me to worry that they might be deliberately escalating these encounters with protesters so that they have a pretext to do something like what you just described? >> well, we know that the president frequently criticizes. cities that are run by democratic mayors, and he focuses on law and ord

we the trump administration come out and saying they are rioters, that this is an invasion. the only vision seeing in our city is ice coming in, terrorising people, separating people, we see military impeding the right to protest. the attacks of the main street miller of the billionaires in power like donald trump trying to separate workers and make them feel like these protests are not calling for a righteous cause which is a full writer immigrant and an end to this ice terror we are seeing across the country. that was from new york. i remind you, mayor bass is an outer curfew to tackle the protests against immigration raids. those protests are still ongoing. in a prime-time address, the california governor gavin newsom is attacked donald trump are inflaming the situation further. we will keep a close watch on this story. we will be back on the top of the hour with more. keep it right here on bbc news. live from singapore, this is bbc news. a curfew is announced for parts of downtown los angeles - as protests over immigration raids continue for a fifth day. the governor of

the trump administration is also threatening to withhold more funding from california. this time, it's because of a sex education program. the department of health and human services says the program is not compliant with federal law, citing content about gender identity. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has reaction. >> the trump administration is taking aim at a sex education program aimed at helping transgender and non-binary kids. giving california 60 days to get rid of content. teaching students about gender identity. warning a failure to meet the deadline could risk its funding. >> you know, this language has taken away. i think it creates more harms in these communities. i think it creates more division. it you're basically depriving a generation from really understanding what these issues mean. >> in a letter sent to the california department of public health, the u.s. department of health and human services condemning the program, which goes into places like youth homeless shelters. the federal department stating in part, the trump administration will not

a federal appeals court heard arguments on whether the trump administration can keep using national guard troops to prevent protest and immigration agents. it came after a lower court ruled that trump's use of the guard was illegal and ordered those troops return to california state control. the trump administration appealed that decision saying it was within its rights to bypass governor gavin newsom to maintain order. >> they're necessary on the ground today to prevent breeches of the federal building, to protect police officers when they're conducting their law enforcement mission. >> following trump's appeal, the lore court's decision was stayed. two of the three judges are trump appointee who is today questioned whether judges should second guess the president's deployment of the national guard. meantime, los angeles mayor karen bass lifted her curfew that were royaled by last week's protest against immigration raids. a federal judge blocked the trump administration from limiting the sex markers for trans gender and nonbinary americans. president trump issued an executive order earli

it's letting the trump administration get away with things. believe it will let any other administration get away with. you know, the executive branch has always had the power to issue executive orders, but what's new is the level and scope of what the trump administration is doing. it's making all of these sweeping holdings that federal courts and all of the birthright unconstitutional. but at least for the short term or perhaps the long term, depending on when the court decides to rule on the merits. some people in some states have constitutional rights that people in other states don't. >> yeah, i was just looking for what the lower court said here, danny, because he's absolutely right that the lower courts all have ruled against the trump administration's executive order on the merits, given that this court is not ruling on the merits yet and is allowing the birthright citizenship ban to go into effect in some places, practically speaking, even if it is just temporarily, does that give us any clues as to how this court would rule on the me

well, the trump administration, inexplicably, even after knowing about all of that, rehired this guy, marko elez, in february. and in march, wired reported that he was one of the doj's operatives working inside the social security administration. so now he is one of the d.o.j. bros. who could soon be rifling around in all of our social security data. another staffer inside the social security administration is this guy, luke ferriter, the 20 something doh staffer who was an intern at elon musk's spacex company just two years ago. two years ago. everybody presumably he will also have access to your social security data. which brings me to the most concerning thing about this ruling, which is what all of this means in the context of the other big story we've been following all week, the fallout from the volcanic breakup of elon musk and donald trump. for what it's worth, trump and musk have continued their bizarre, crazy off the rails view today, with trump calling multiple reporters to tell them how he is unbothered by all of this. that really tells people you're unbothered, doesn't it

certainly hope that they will not, and that city leaders, individuals can stand off to the trump administration if they do continue. we know community will be out in the streets watching and observing and trying to hold the kind of all the administration accountable. if i mentioned that from the american civil liberties union in los angeles, thank you very much. thank you. ukraine says russia is launch more than 200 missiles and drones and one of the biggest our attacks in recent weeks. few of them hoff could be intercepted, the strikes skills, at least 3 people, and the ends at more than 20 in the northeastern city of pumpkins. thousands of homes were damaged in the most expensive stripe on the cities since the start of the war. and the military, i'm less money and the wrong of kings covers london and told us more about the objectives of these latest russian attacks. the o summit server is know that it could be russia's response to the attack on russian strategic bumpers on, on the courage bridge. however, i think that and it might be just the beginning and it's not the actual response. and of