i'm joe vasquez. >>> now to the wet weather. live to the south bay where the rain is really coming down now. a lot more is on the way. the creek in gilroy was over its banks. you can sewater going over the road as the little girl got to play in the food waters. >> let's get to kpix5 chief meteorologist paul deanno with what we should expect now. >> round one is winding down, but it does not want to leave the south play. kpix5's high-def doppler, all the way to south san jose. it is still the santa cruz mountains geting the worst of the rainfall where it rained up to eight inches yesterday with more rain coming up tonight. and early tomorrow. snow continues. the winter storm warning continue ins the sierra for several more hours. another five to ten inches of snow equaling up to six feet of snow in the higher sierra. heavy rain likely to begin this weekend. we may see a january's worth of rain by sunday night. over a two day period with more mud slides and widespread flooding likely especially in the highest elevations of the san

apparently this is not vasquez's first run in with the police. he was arrested for sexual battery june of last year after similar behavior at a 24-hour fitness. now investigators are seeing if there are any connections to other cases. a spokesperson with the san mateo district attorney's office says they are looking into all cases involving vasquez. and as for residents.they are hoping this time.he is kept behind bars. >> steve:ivestigators in vallejo say a woman may have witnessed the murder of a pawn shop owner last month. now they are hoping to locate her.looking for information that could lead to the arrest of the shooters. timothy pult was fattaly shot during a robbery inside pawn advantage.on springs road in vallejo. a 45-year-old employee was also shot but survived.and a dog was killed on scene as well. police say they are looking potential witness.and are asking her to come forward. two male suspects remain at large.and a 25-thousand-dollar reward has been raised for the informatin leading to their arrest. >> pam:mass murderer-- charles m

for residents, they hope that this time, vasquez is kept behind bars. sot/tc: 1:36 lori/peninsula resident i hope they get him and prosecute him. in san mateo, te >> britteny: 10 you make of that out at 6:00 morning still dealing with rain. winds expected lots tended to work tomorrow late morning hours little the clearing battalion out for lunch the heaviest rain will move in and now on wednesday see strong letter wednesday its tamara wind gusts nevada 0 and up to 10 in annapolis. after midnight you notice wednesday struck down a bit. with selling doesn't the 40 m.p.h. right along the coast. and then things start to change into tomorrow morning. >> britteny: white out conditions and to like to follow is to just over next three days a greasy rain and snow heading into tomorrow's of showers thursday finn's ralph friday and other system moves in for the weekend all the details of that coming up. >> pam:rain moving through tonight into tomorrow. then more for the weekend. today's rain having a major impact on bay area freeways. wet roads had drivers losing

let's get right over to kpix5's joe vasquez. joe. >> reporter: as you said, as we speak the russian river is experiencing low level flooding in areas that have been evacuated already. there you see it already. we're right now on church street and this river is going pretty quickly up church street. it is rising fast and has a long way to go before it is finished. >> the russian river is creeping closer to the backyard. but sharon green isn't too worried yet. the river is expected to go right up to her back door. >> 48 feet it's going to put it to the backyard and bulk head of my foundation. >> what goes through your mind when that's happening. >> panic at that point. >> torrential rains for this weekend along with run off from other waterways are combining to produce the floods, the worse one here in more than a decade. >> what can you say for businesses and homing around -- and homes around here? >> it's a disaster. a lot of them have to shut down, they lose money. i stock up on dog food. we're ready to go. not for us but -- >>

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joe vasquez kpix5. >>> two toddlers in utah were climbing an ikea dresser when it suddenly the tipped over on them. >> the family released a video to warn parents about. >> reporter: this video captured two-year-old twin brothers bodey and brock. the ikea dresser was not secure. >> my heart sank. i didn't know what to do. i felt like the worse mom. >> reporter: brody and bodey's mother says that her children survived the incident and secureed the dresser to the wall. >> it is something you keep putting off and putting off and never gets done. >> reporter: this latest incident comes after the retailer recalled at least 29 million dressers and chests in june 2016. in a statement, ikea tells cbs news we want to emphasize the best way to keep the tip-over of chests of drawers is to anchor products to the wall. wall attachment is an integral part. >>> driverless cars could soon lead to an organ shortage. as computers take over the roads, cars will become safer. 40% of organs come from car accident victims. >>> dry for a few minutes in san francisco. there was one part of california that ma

police say 24-year-old ishmael vasquez gropes men while they sleep and runs off with their valuables. >> they broke in a garage and trying to get this their house, too. jump over the fence and somebody on the ground. >> reporter: sexual break ins happening along north kingston avenue in san mateo early monday morning. police say the same suspect was arrested for groping another man at a gym in 2014. what was the reaction of these guys when this happened? >> from what i understand, pure shock. you think that early in the morning you're either just waking up or sleeping. you don't expect anyone to be coming into your home, let alone touching you inappropriately. >> reporter: police arrested the suspect in minutes after the alleged assault. they credit neighbors for reacting fast and calling 911. but police say vasquez game them a challenge during his take down. >> definitely an odd disturbing crime. >> reporter: police consider vasquez a sexual preditor but fear his victim list could get a lot longer. officers believe that some men might not come forward out of embarrassment, especially

kpix5's joe vasquez is in our news room tonight. joe, mr. trump is taking more executive action. >> reporter: he will make his announcement from the homeland security department. he is planning to lay out his immigration plan to target sanctuary cities. >> we will build the wall. >> reporter: that was the campaign promise, and now trump is expected to announce details of the wall he will build on the border with mexico. it is not clear if there is a plan for mexico to actually pay for it. he is expected to announce a plan restricting immigration from some muslim countries. earlier today, the president told auto executives he was going the streamline environmental regulations. >> i am to a large extent an environmentalist. i believe in it. but, it is out of control. and we are going to make a very short process. >> reporter: the president also signed an executive order today reviving two controversial pipeline projects that had been halted by the obama administration including the dakota access pipeline that sparked protests because it crosse

. >>> groped and burglarized by a man, ismael vasquez, broke into the homes of single men and would grope them before running off with their valuables. the latest attack was in san mateo, and police arrested the man minutes after the event, and credit neighbors for calling police. >> if you're in your sleep, somebody may come and do something to you. >> you think that early in the morning you're either just waking up or sleeping you don't expect anybody to be coming into your home, let alone touching anybody inappropriately. >> police fear that vasquez is a predator and fear his list could be longer. >>> and a missing boy with autism, police launched a massive search and say that a bart passenger probably ended up saving his life. police have called this a miracle. >> reporter: they are, janelle, san francisco police officers spent hours searching san francisco for that missing 6-year-old boy. his family never imagined he would make a solo trip across oakland until they got a phone call. >> in two minutes. >> reporter: tina's 6-year-old son, nathan, has special needs. he took off from the

kpix5's joe vasquez is in orinda. >>> the city just declared a state of emergency? >> reporter: right, the city council declared a state of emergency because of this large sink hole behind the fencing here that still has minor road cut off. one of many hot spots here in the bay area. >> the timing of the storm is not good. >> reporter: work crews at the giant sink hole still have a lot to do. >> we were hoping to be able to get in and start working in the sink hole to remove debris and assess the damage. >> reporter: but much of that will have to wait as more storms approach. >> here we go again. >> reporter: caltrans spoke man rob howe says it is all hands on deck. crews worked double shifting dealing with heavy rains, swollen rivers. >> i'm here at castle peak. we have had a tremendous amount of snow. >> reporter: thick snow. as the skies have cleared over the last few days, crews have been working hard to clean up the mess. >> i got you! >> reporter: in santa cruz county, a 200-foot tall 200 year old redwood was left leaning at a dangerous angle directly over lar

you be the judge, here is kpix5's joe vasquez. >> what the [bleep] you show up this time here? >> i got a call for a service. are you okay? >> i didn't call you. quit showing up at my house if i didn't call you. >> reporter: the body cam shows two san francisco police officers confronting 42-year- old shawn moore who makes it clear he want it is cops to leave. >> get off of my stair! >> reporter: after a few minutes they try to arrest moore for a restraining order violation. >> what's up, come on. >> get off my stair. >> reporter: one cop sprays him with pepper spray. then it backfires and gets in the other cop's eyes. eventually, they rush up the stairs using their night sticks. moore lunges at the cops. shots are fired. moore is wounded. but survived. both officers' faces were bloodied. the interim police chief insists his officers did the right thing. >> there have been some allegations the officers were not assaulted in this incident. the footage shows they were assaulted by the suspect. >> reporter: his mother says moore has a history of mental illness. >> my son did not n

first, let's get to joe vasquez near the russian river where the situation has gotten worse. joe, people had to be rescued tonight. >> reporter: that's the case here liz. you know, it has been raining cats and dogs all day long here when it was supposed to be taking a break. it subsided in the last half hour. all the rain, all the run-off is setting very serious situation for tomorrow. worse than originally projected. take a look behind me. that's the miniature golf course. it has been underwater the last few days with the first flood. now, it is about to get even deeper. the new projection from an hour ago is that the russian river would crest at 39.8 feet. nearly 40 feet. that means there will be substantial flooding again tomorrow. the worst here in guerneville in 20 years. and there will likely be more rescues like the one we saw a little more than an hour ago. kneelly road in guerneville is closed because a river runs through it. this family wanted to go back into the neighborhood to check on their cats. they didn't make it. they were rescued anthe fire district had to w

for residents, they hope that this time, vasquez is kept behind bars. sot/tc: 1:36 lori/penisula resident i hope they get him and prosecute him. in san mateo, te >> grant:friends and family of the 18-year-old girl killed in a suspected d-u-i car crash on new year's day.are asking for donations to cover funeral expenses. michajla kostecka died late sunday night when the car she was in, crashed into a tree on the sidewalk of moutain hawk drive in santa rosa. the 19-year-old driver survived.and was arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter as well as d-u-i. loved ones of michajla have set up a go-fund-me page in her honor.and are asking for the public's help to raise a total of 5-thousand-dollars for funeral expenses. so far.they have raised over 18- hundred. maureen kelly did a package on this yesterday. we might not have been able to id her yet. so that could be your lead. police identify the teen killed. blah blah dungeness crab fisherman from northern california to the canadian border are vowing to continue their strike over the purchase pr

kpix5 joe vasquez shows us it's hitting flood stage right now. >> reporter: the russian river is creeping closer to the backyard but sharon greenis not too worried yeted river expected to flood at the hedge of her door 6 feet bloive flood staig but if it goes beyond projection hes. >> 38 feed to 40 feet will -- feet to 40 feet will put it in the backyard and bulkhead of my foundation. >> reporter: what goes through your mind when that's happening. >> panic. >> reporter: torrential rains along with run off from other waterways are producing flood the worst in more than decade. what could it mean for businesses and homes. >> disaster really. a lot of them have to stay shut and they lose a ton of money. >> reporter: officials told about 3,000 people in guerneville and mont rio to leave homes a total of 650 homes and businesses. >> i stocked up on dog food and we are good to go. >> reporter: hope you have people food. >> not for us. >> that was joe vasquez reporting. parts of santa cruz county were hard hit. ben lowman and boulder creek got 5 inches in 24 hour period rain swollen waterways li

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. >> we begin with kpix' joe vasquez where a big tree smashed cars and nearly crashed a party, joe. >> reporter: we're in the parking lot of la canasta restaurante and you can see car after car of smashed in car. >> it sounded like, absolute thunder. >> bash, boom. down it came and fortunately not over the restaurant. >> this is my jeep wrangler. >> there was a lot of people in the parking lot. nobody was in their cars which everybody is super fortunate. >> reporter: we're back. juliet and ryan, the rest -- restaurant to know that the restaurant is open through all of this. >>> it happened yesterday in niles county road. police have not been able to find the woman. >> they're making every effort possible to get into the creek. but the weather now it is not safe to be in there. >> reporter: search and rescue crews are working with state water officials. sheriff's department will be back out at that scene tomorrow morning. >>> this is the second time in a week stormy weather has made rescue efforts more difficult. last week, a woman from bay point crashed her car near isleton. crews wer

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when i asked what you would do to address the most 800,000 dreamers like oscar vasquez, who would be subject to deportation if president obama's executive order is repealed, you said "i believe in following the law. there is too much focus on people who are here illegally and not enough on the law." senator sessions, there is not a spot of evidence in your public career to suggest that as attorney general you would use that authority of that office to resolve the challenges of our broken immigration system in a fair and humane manner. tell me i'm wrong. >> well, you are wrong, senator durbin. i'm going to follow the laws passed by congress. as a man of policy, as a matter of policy we disagreed on some of those issues. i do believe that if you continually go through a cycle of amnesty that you undermine the respect for the law and encourage more illegal immigration into america. i believe the american people spoke clearly in this election. i believe they agreed with my basic view. and i think it's a good view, a decent view, a solid legal view for the united states of america that we

police say 24-year-old ishmael vasquez has been break sboo home single men, groping them while they sheep and then running off with their valuables. >> they were in the garage. . jump over the fence. >> reporter: the latest sexual break-ins happened along north kingston avenue. the same suspect was arrested for groping another man at a gym in 2014. >> so what was the reaction of these guys when this happened? >> from what i understand, pure shock. you think that early in the morning, you're just waking up or sleeping. you don't expect anyone to be coming into your home. let alone touching you inappropriately. >> reporter: police consider him a sexual predator but fear his victim list could get a lot longer. police concerned that some men might not come forward. the right now that suspect is right behind me in jail, coming your way at 6:00. find out how police were able to capture him so quickly. literally in minutes. that's ahead in just a moment. rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> okay. we'll see you at 6:00. ? mass murderer charles manson is reportedly in the hospital. there are reports

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when i asked what you would do to address the almost 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers like oscar vasquez who would be subject to deportation if the executive order was repealed you said, quote, i believe in following the law. there's too much focus onem who are here illegally and not enough on the law. senator sessions, there is not a spot of evidence in your public career to suggest that as attorney general you would use the authority of that office to resolve the challenges of our broken immigration system in a fair and humane manner. tell me i'm wrong. >> well, you are wrong, senator durbin. i am going to follow the laws passed by congress. as a matter of policy, we disagreed on some of those issues. i do believe that if you continually go through a cycle of amnesty that you undermined the respect for the law and encourage more illegal immigration into america. i believe the american people spoke clearly in this election. i believe they agreed with my basic view, and i think it's a good view, a decent view, a solid legal view for the united states of america that we create a lawful system of im

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and joe vasquez is outside opd right now with what we know about oakland's first female top cop. joe? >> reporter: all right liz, we started getting word out of chicago this evening and we were able to come firm with sources here in oakland that this city is about to get its new top cop. ann kirkpatrick from the chicago police department is the new police chief according to sources in the bay area. mayor libby schaaf plans to make the announcement tomorrow morning following a series of meetings. kirkpatrick was the head of development in the chicago police department june of last year, before that, 2012 to 2014. she was the chief deputy at the king county sheriff's department in seattle. before that, she was the chief in spokane. in her most recent post in chicago, she was selected to oversee reforms laid out bythe former mayor after a white officer shot a black teenager 16 times. in spokane, she led the department through reforms as well holding police officers accountable. two police officers ended up suing her because they believe she unjustly fired them. >> i am here to run a

. >> pam:today 24-year-old ismael espinoza vasquez appeared in court. he was seen escaping a home window after allegedly grabbing victims by the genitals while they were sleeping. >> pam:he allegeldy did this at five different homes near the north kingston neighborhood in san mateo. police say vasquez is connected to two other, similar crimes over the last two years. >> pam:he remains in custody on 300-thousand-dollars bail.and is ordered back to teresa's story from the- >> steve:a weather coverage takes us recent storm has made things messy on interstate 80. traffic crawled its way up the mountains because of closures and numerous wrecks. they did get a little break today but the weekend could be even rougher. >> steve:by the time these storms are done. some places in the sierra could have up to ten-feet of snow on the ground. >> brittney: i will time out the next of the system and come back in the next 10 minutes. >> steve:they were headed to see their dying father. what happened next may shock you. we will tell you why airline chose to kick two siste

. >> reporter: joe vasquez kpix5. >> officials say there's 10 cars trapped under the tree and it could take up to 2 days to get them out. >>> search and rescue crews are looking for teen who went missing when the car crashed into alameda creek saturday morning along niles canyon road. official say she crashed into another car and lost control before her car went into the creek. police have been using drones and helicopters but have not been able to find the 18-year- old or the car. >> they are making every possible effort to get into the creek. it's just with the weather right now, we can't stop the flow of the water into the creek and all the run off right now. it's not safe to be in there. >> officials are working to bring down the water levels in the creek and they will be back out at the scene later today. >>> this is a second time in a week stormy weather has caused problems for rescue efforts. last week a woman from bay point crashed her car into the sacramento river near alton official weren't able to recover her body until this weekend because of the rain and run off. >>> and i

vasquez, is that right? >> yes, sir. >> if i had my way, then we'll find a way to replace the executive orders with legislation to protect the 800,000 people that have come out of the shadows. look forward to working with you on that. do you support deporting people who have committed felonies? >> i believe that the real spirit of immigration when coming to this country is to pursue a better life. i can speak for the people i know, my, parent who came here to work. we came here to pursue a better life and -- >> my question, do you support deporting people who commit felonies. >> and you came here to work and do other issues, perhaps you're not representing us and you should not be given the same opportunity. >> thank you all. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the witnesses of this panel today for their moving testimony, and for sharing with us their experiences and their struggles, their work for public safety, for justice, for civil liberties and civil rights. the role of a attorney general not

police say he was groping people who lived there. 24-year-old vasquez was seen climbing out of a window monday night. he was chased down and arrested. apparently, this is in his first run in with the police. he was arrested for sexual battery back in june of last year because of similar behavior at a 24 hour fitness gym area investigators are trying to figure out if vasquez is connected to any other cases. >>> happening today, the pacifica city council is holding a special meeting to approve a contract to demolish an apartment building. they say it's been in danger of falling into the ocean because of cliff erosion. the apartments in question are at 310 esplanade avenue. once the contract to demolish the apartments is approved, demolition is likely to begin next monday. the city has demolished ever other buildings due to erosion. >>> charles manson hospitalized in bakersfield. according to the l.a. times, the 82-year-old is in serious condition. the department of corrections says they cannot provide information on manson due to privacy laws and health information. he is serving nine lif

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her name is maria vasquez lanez, she is 14 years old. the frederick police department says she disappeared more than a week ago from her home on rutledge place in frederick. if you have seen her, you should call police. police need your help identifying a murder victim. she was discovered in the parking lot of the lynn hill condo complex in temple hills. investigators say she has distinct tattoos that could help identify her. those tattoos read, "just love," "no lies," "peace" and the initials "jms" "cry baby, r.i.p., jalen." >> it's someone's child and we want to let them know what it is, what happened to their loved one. and there is no other way we can start this investigation without identifying who she is. >> police say the victim is between 25 and 30 years old. she is 5'6". if you know who she might be, contact the homicide unit. >>> temple hills man will be sentenced in march. this comes after he pleaded guilty to a weapons charge in connection with a shooting of first responders. police say daryl lumpkin shot and county firefight

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. >> reporter: police say 28-year-old jose vasquez was booked on burglary and possessing stolen property charges. >> it is good to get bad people off the street who commit crimes. we just would hope that the residents don't put themselves in harm's way while doing it. >> reporter: most of the stolen items are now police evidence. the brothers say the only things they've received back so far are a laptop and -- >> a little justice. >> reporter: along with peace of mind with a new security system. in san rafael, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >> the effort to build a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge took a step forward. bridge directors have approved hanging nets designed to catch people jumping. today they said yes to paying $2 million to highway patrol to direct trsk during construction. the work requires lanes to be closed during construction. the actions of alameda county dispatchers saved the life of a suicidal woman on the other side of the country. "abc 7 news" reporter shows us how they got their help thousands of miles away. >> sheriff's office. >> so all we had was a nam

i have invited sergeant vasquez and if he would be kind enough to stand up and be recognized. sergeant, thank you for being here. i will tell you his incredible story in short form. brought to the united states as a child in high school he and 3 , other dreamer started a robotics club and a college robotics level competition made a movie of the story. he graduated from arizona state university with an engineering degree. the obama administration granted him a waiver and allowed him to become a citizen and enlist in the united states army where he served in combat in afghanistan. senator sessions, since joining the senate in 1997 you have voted against every immigration bill that included a path to citizenship for the undocumented. you describe the d.r.e.a.m. act i introduced 15 years ago to spare children who are undocumented through no fault of their own is quote "a reckless proposal for mass amnesty." you oppose the bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform bill was passed the senate four years ago. you have objected to emigrants volunteering to serve in our armed forces s

mills who served 22 years of a life sentence for the possession of crack cocaine in the case of oscar vasquez who wanted to serve. -- not merely to convict. it is an important function to have prosecutor to seek to reform an improve the criminal justice. when it comes to cases like these in your role as the leading prosecutor in the united states of america, what is your feeling about your discretion to make the decision as to whether or not to spare individuals like those i've described? >> i've been made aware in the last several years how this process works. it's really the secretary of state usually through consultation with the president that decides how many refugees should be admitted to the country and there's little congress can do other than getting into a funding argument with the president about that. so, secretary kerry met with members of the judiciary committee to announce what he planned to do on refugees. that will be how it would be decided and legally, the president appears to have that power, but it would be my responsibility i think to make sure that it was exercised with

the frederick police department says maria vasquez lines disappeared more than a week ago from her home in frederick. if you've seen her please call police. >>> a temple hills man who pled guilty to weapons charges in connection to the shooting of three people, including a firefighter, will be sentenced in march. police say darrell lumpkin shot and killed prince george's county firefighter john ulmschneider last april. he also shot his brother and another firefighter. the first responders were sent in to lumpkin's home to check on his welfare. a grand jury did not charge lumpkin in umm snyder's death. he faces up to 15 years in prison on the weapons charges. >>> marcus kohlberg was just doing his job when police say an suv slammed into a parked car and then hit the 30-year-old sanitation worker. he was killed while loading bags into the back of a laurel city trash truck yesterday morning. hi above and beyond his duties, and they are devastated by his death. the driver of the suv was not injured, and is being questioned. >>> 13 before the hour right now. before police in prince george's

he was taken into custody and has been identified as 28-year- old jose vasquez. >>> in the south bay, sheriff's deputies in santa clara county will be wearing body cameras. correctional officers at the jail will also wear them. the decision comes almost a year and a half after three guards at the santa clara county jail were accused of beating a mentally ill inmate to death and those officers now face murder and assault charges. one county supervisor says the cameras will protect the public against officer misconduct and protect the officers against unfounded allegations. >>> well, the first wave of money for victims of the ghost ship fire is being handed out. it killed 39 in oakland. and the gray area foundation for arts has set up a fire relief fund that has raised almost $1 million. $900,000 to be exact. that is going towards 400 people who applied for the money, including victims of those injured in the fire and family and those now displaced. they continue to evaluate the applications. >>> it is 7:12. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a lot of parents are upset this morning

one of these sergeant oscar vasquez who served, testified at the nomination. sergeant vasquez represents the very best of who we are and testified that because of senator sessions's policies he was very concerned about his future considering he be determined attorney general. then just on friday president trump issued an executive order that closed america's doors to refugees and targeted travellers from seven muslim majority nations the order ignored the reality that our soldiers have been serving side by side with translators and aids from several nations that individuals from these nations are contributing to communities as doctors and scientists and graduate students and entry prenurs. in the wake of this most recent president trump's orders fleeing violence and persecution at home have been unable to enter the united states even those who have completed years of vetting and waiting. even lawful detainees were kept at the airports and my view targeted because of their religion, denied access to lawyers and separated from their families. i publicly decry th

cases of oscar vasquez, a man who was a dreamer he and wanted to serve the united states in tune form. and in this case involving omar. the standard say the duty of prosecutor is to seek justice, not merely to convict. it is to seek and reform the criminal justice. when it comes to cases like these, in your role as leading prosecutor in the united states of america, what is your feeling about your discretion to make the decision as to whether or not to spare individuals like those i have described? >> i've been madeware in the last several years how this process works. it is really the secretary of state usually through consultation with the president that decides how many refugees should be admitted to the country and as little congress can do other than getting into a funding argument with the president about that. so secretary kerry met with members of the judiciary committee to announce what he planned to do on refugees. that will be how it is decided and legally the president appears to have that power. but it would be my responsibility, i think, to make sure that it was exercise

hoy con personas hablando a favor y en contra de la nominaciÓn de jeff sessions un entre ellos Óscar vÁsquez un dreamer y veterano de afganistÁn. >>> no nos pon pueden deporto ahora en dan un mÉtodo para legalizaciÓn quÉ nos quiere llevar. >>> pero manifestaciÓn y la pop posiciÓn de democratas estos Último nos tendrÍan votos para detener que jeff sessions sea confirmado como el prÓximo secretario de justicia. >>> en washington no a lo ri m. para las foto skwait telemundo. >>> y sentencian muerte a un joven que asesinÓ a tiros a nueve personas en una iglesia en charleston dylan es el primer sentenciado a la pena capital federal por un crimen de odio, al jurado solo le tomÓ tres horas llegar al veredicto unÁnime en el Último mensaje este martes el hombre secretos expresÓ que sentÍa que tenia que hacerlo refiriÉndose a la matanza de junio del 2015. >>> inundaciones que mantienen bajo agua california obligaron a autoridades a reforzar diques y embalses en sacramento la crecida de un rÍo amenaza con afectar a una comunidad rural mayor casi 2000 residentes fueron evacuados este ni