over trump university. pam bundy was also reported that same week to be so inhumanly devoted to raising campaign fund that she rescheduled a man's death to accommodate her fundraising. four days after that article about the trump university lawsuit and pam bundy considering whether or not florida should join it, this check was sent to pam bundy's god blessed re-election campaign. it was sent from the dump foundation. they didn't exactly spell this out in the memo line, but in invisible i think it said you're getting the state of florida involved in a lurkts would you also like to consider $25,000 check to your leakers campaign from the donald j. trump campaign signed personally by donald j. trump. one of the single biggest donations she got in that whole campaign cycle. voila, pam bundy's office said they would not have florida join the fraud suit against trump university. very tidy little timeline. compared to a lot of other popularity things that get decided by politicians, even life or death things, this

over trump university. pam bondi was also reported that same week to be so inhumanly devoted to raising campaign funds that she rescheduled a man's death to accommodate her fund-raising. but four days after that article about the trump university lawsuit and pam bondi considering whether or not florida should join it, four days after that article ran in the orlando sentinel, this check was sent to pam bondi's god-blessed re-election campaign. it was sent, as can you see, from the donald j. trump foundation. they didn't exactly spell this out in the memo line, but in invisible ink it basically says you're considering bringing the considerable heft of the state of florida into the lawsuit. would you also like to consider this $25,000 check to your re-election campaign from the donald j. trump foundation signed personally by donald j. trump. this is one of the single biggest donations pam bondi got in that whole campaign cycle. sure enough, a few weeks later, voila, pam bondi's office announced they would not

over trump university. pam bundy was also reported that same week to be so inhumanly devoted to raising campaign fund that she rescheduled a man's death to accommodate her fundraising. four days after that article about the trump university lawsuit and pam bundy considering whether or not florida should join it, this check was sent to pam bundy's god blessed re-election campaign. it was sent from the dump foundation. they didn't exactly spell this out in the memo line, but in invisible i think it said you're getting the state of florida involved in a lurkts would you also like to consider $25,000 check to your leakers campaign from the donald j. trump campaign signed personally by donald j. trump. one of the single biggest donations she got in that whole campaign cycle. voila, pam bundy's office said they would not have florida join the fraud suit against trump university. very tidy little timeline. compared to a lot of other popularity things that get decided by politicians, even life or death things, this

what do you want to say to donald trump about trump university? >> we both know, man to man, you knew you were taking people for a ride and it just wasn't right. >> reporter: a business lesson learned the hard way. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> there is medical news what's being called a breakthrough technique for treating one of the most common cancers. non-hodgkin's lymphoma. it works by having your own body attack the cancer inside of you. they're hoping this new approach can work on other cancers as well. nbc news medical correspondent john torres has details p.m. >> reporter: he has every reason to keep fighting when last august his cancer, non-hodgkin's lymphoma came back for the third time. >> i would have done anything i could to stay alive and spend more time with my wife and daughters. >> reporter: the limb lymph nodes on his neck had grown to the size of golf balls and no treatment options left. he had just six months to live. but then he tried a revolutionary treatment called car t where the patient's own cells, called t cells

at trump university, we teach success. that's what it's all about -- success. it's going to happen to you. >> you're going to have wins and wins and wins. you're going to get sick of winning. >> we're going to teach you about business. we're going to teach you better than the business schools are going to teach you. >> everybody is going to be taken care of much better than they are taken care of now. >> it's going to be less expensive, and i think it's going to be a better education. >> it will be great health care for much less money. >> we're going to have professors and adjunct professors that are absolutely terrific. >> i have the best people. i have the best people. >> terrific people, terrific brains. we are going to have the best of the best. >> we had an amazing team of talent. by the way, general flynn is right over here. put up your hand, mike. what a good guy. >> above all, it's about how to become successful. >> and you'll say, please, please, it's too much winning. we can't take it anymore. >> as i said befor

so, yes, the trump university cases have been settled. curiel signed off on them but now there is another case on his docket and this one will certainly test the administration's evolving view on the deferred action for child arrivals or doca program that was signed into law by president obama. of course, donald trump, the candidate, said he wanted to throw it out. but he has softened his views apparently since entering the oval office. >> all right. as joe was saying, the president's views on dreamers have evolved. dreamers of course are people who are born in another country, brought here by their parents, raised in the united states. this is what the president had to say about it in february. >> we are going to deal with doca with heart. i have to deal with a lot of politicians, don't forget, and i have to convince them what i'm saying is right. and i appreciate your understanding on that. but the doca situation is a very, very -- it's a very difficult thing for me because, you know, i love these kids. >> all right. joining us now to d

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trump university, we teach success. that's what it's all about -- success. it's going to happen to you. >> you're going to have wins and wins and wins. you're going to get sick of winning. >> we're going to teach you about business. we're going to teach you better than the business schools are going to teach you. >> everybody is going to be taken care of much better than they are taken care of now. >> it's going to be less expensive, and i think it's going to be a better education. >> it will be great health care for much less money. >> we're going to have professors and adjunct professors that are absolutely terrific. >> i have the best people. i have the best people. >> terrific people, terrific brains. we are going to have the best of the best. >> we had an amazing team of talent. by the way, general flynn is right over here. put up your hand, mike. what a good guy. >> above all, it's about how to become successful. >> and you'll say, please, please, it's too much winning. we can't take it anymore. >> as i said befor

recall, he handled the trump university litigation. candidate trump said he could be ejected because of his mexican heritage even though he was born in indiana. i am told that half of his cases are probably immigration related and he should not have a hard time being unbiased. >> martha: thank you. the new head of the dnc, tom perez, has not always been consistent on this issue. the other day he tweeted this. "trump's mass deportation force has taken juan manuel montes. trump and republicans promise that dreamers wouldn't be targeted. lies." he seems to forget that president obama deported 365 with daca coverage after they committed some sort of an offense that negated that from i.c.e. during the course of his presidency. a little bit of selective memory on the part of mr. perez. let's bring in our guest tonight. joining me now, david wall, turning a supportive president trump. matt bennett, cofounder of third way and former deputy to mike deputy assistant to president bill clinton. given the fact that people who broke the laws that pe

i'm building a wall. >> reporter: trump tweeted on may 30th i have a judge from the trump university civil case san diego who is very unfair an obama pick, totally bias hates trump. trump later issued a statement in june 7th, it is unfortunate that my comments have been misconstrued as a categorical attack of people with mexican heritage. in january, curiel approved a $25 million settlement in the trump university suit. now a new complaint has been filed against the trump administration's customs and border protection and the judge randomly assigned to the case is judge curiel. >> it's called the wheel. it literally goes into a barrel and it gets assigned randomly to a judge. >> reporter: mon tes's lawyers allege he was deported to mexico earlier this year even though he had active protections under the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. but the department of security says he left the u.s. voluntarily something that requires preclearance under daca so he lost his protection. and when he tried to sneak back into the country on february 19th he was caught by border patrol.

judge curial was attacked by donald trump on the campaign trail with a case over trump university. now, it's about the dreamers. >>> i'll talk to the attorney who represented one of the women who first brought a sexual harassment lawsuit against bill o'reilly. the latest now that o'reilly is no longer a factor. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm ali velshi in washington. we begin with a new escalation of tensions on multiple foreign policy fronts. among them, north korea warning this morning of a, quote, super, mighty, preemptive strike, as the trump administration considers its next move. russia talking aggressively -- or taking aggressive, new action. two nuclear capable bombers, like the one you see here, twice this week flying close to the alaskan coast. one causing u.s. fighter jets to scramble to intercept them. now the trump administration is opening a new front with iran. secretary of state tillerson accusing tehran of sponsoring terrorism throughout the middle east. he is also condemning the landmark nuclear deal created by the obama administration and warning that iran could

he oversaw the lawsuit against trump university and president trump accused of being biased. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse has our report. >> we are going to have an immigration system that works -- >> reporter: as a candidate, donald trump promised to deport so-called dreamers, but as president that's yet to happen. >> we're going to deal with daca with heart. >> reporter: 23-year-old juan manuel montes said he was having lunch near the border when he was accosted by a border patrol agent. montes says he was deported. that's a claim the administration denies. instead, officials saymontes was already in mexicwhen they caught h day later, ying to sneak into the u.s. climbing over a fence. >> daca enrollees are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. >> reporter: the administration says montes did have legitimate daca status. however, by returning to mexico he lost his legal protection to stay in the u.s. >> when our agents and officers on the front line encounter people, they're going to enforce the laws on the books. >> reporter: criti

against trump university, mr. trump called judge curiel a hater, arguing he was biased because of his, quote, mexican heritage and as you heard in the clip judge curiel was born in indiana. curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claimed they overpaid for seminar, mr. trump never admitting wrongdoing. what's happening? well judge curiel is going to preside over an immigration case involving a so-called dreamer who was recently deported. 23-year-old juan manuel montes back in february was arrested and deported from a southern california city for no reason, said he was walking near the border. the department of homeland security says montes' violated his status by leaving the country without the government's approval. so the question, again, how did judge curiel wind up overseeing the case? according to california's southern district court this was totally random. they effectively just pick. so this is one of these political coincidences, stef, that has a lot of people scra

so, now, judge curiel, having settled the trump university cases, has moved on. he has another case on his docket, which is certainly going to test the trump administration's evolving position on daca. and when donald trump was on the campaign trail, he said he wanted to throw it out. now, of course, he apparently is beginning to soften his views. john, back to you. >> joe johns at the white house, rosa flores as well, thank you so much. >>> we have more breaking news this morning. sources tell cnn that bill o'reilly's walking out the door at fox news with tens of millions of dollars. details of this new settlement. >>> the mixed messages of the trump white house and the iran nuclear deal, certifying it and criticizing it all within a 24-hour period. where does it really stand? only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs

lawsuit of trump university. he ultimately approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claimed they were wronged by the university. no court date has been set on the case involving the dreamer. juan montez who was deported back in february. >> they're at it again. second day in a row two russian bombers too close to the alaskan coast tuesday afternoon when they stayed international air space. the u.s. military did not send fighter jets to intercept them like they did on monday. they chose to track the planes r planes with an airborne warning and control system aircraft up until this week. russian bombers had not flown in that area since 2015. >> just ahead, a royal delight in rare sighting of victoria beckham's smile. you've never seen it before. plus one patriot's star crashes sean spicer's white house briefing you won't want to miss it, you're watching "early today." see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ..

a judge r trump university lawsuit against the president. those details are coming up. >>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside cape may, new jersey. sunrise this morning will be 6:45 a.m. and right now you can kind of see those wet roadways along our cape may point. what we're looking at here are wet roadways that are going to stay wet today because of the fact that the satchel raurated . yesterday we had rain all day. we had reports t above 2 inches of rain. there were actually good handfuls that were well above 2 inches, especially in our no trn difference a day makes, though now instead of rain across the entire board, we've got cloudiness with some scattered light rain that is still passing, and some drizzle or misting conditions. that will also move out by, i'd say, around 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. as we go through the day today, the focus becomes on the gray and damp forecast, more so than the rain. some peaks of sun are possible. i think particularly in the very latest port of tart of the day, before sunset. there's the temperatu

trump clashed with judge curiel was over a trump university lawsuit. this time the judge will preside over an immigration case involving a so-called dreamer who was recently deported. >> reporter: judge gonzalo curiel back in the spotlight. he's the judge who then candidate trump thrust into the headlines saying -- >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump, a hater. he's his name is gonzalo curiel. >> reporter: the world first met judge curiel last year when he oversaw a lawsuit against trump university. >> the judge was appointed by barack obama, federal judge. [ booing ] >> frankly, he should recuse himself. >> i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine. he is hispanic, which is fine. we haven't asked for a recusal. should have been thrown out. >> reporter: mr. trump arguing judge curiel was biassed because of his quote, mexican heritage. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is he is giving us a very unfair ruling. >> reporter: judge curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump universit

mexican heritage as he oversaw the lawsuit involving trump university. curiel ultimately approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claim they were wronged by the university. no court date has been set involving the dreamer montez who was deported in february. >>> at it again, for the second day in a row, two russian bombers flew close to the alaskan coast on tuesday afternoon while they stayed in international airspace. the u.s. military didn't send fighter jets to intercept like it did on monday. instead, norad tracked the planes. up until this week russian bombers had not flown in that area since 2015. >>> just ahead, one patriots star crashes sean spicer's white house briefing you're going to want to watch it. this is "early today." see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. prove

it's the judge born in indiana that candidate trump said couldn't preside over the trump university fraud lawsuit because of his mexican heritage. we'll talk about the judge in a moment, but what about this coming from attorney general jeff sessions? >> i have to say, i think it's bizarre that a single judge can invalidate something in the whole country. remember, president obama had his immigration plan invalidated by a single judge in brownsville, texas. we can agree that brownsville, texas is part of the united states, as is hawaii, but this practice of individual judges enjoining the whole country is a little weird. >> it is a beautiful island, though, you would agree. >> several beautiful islands. >> this is coincidence that it's the same judge? >> total coincidence. they have a -- i'm blanking -- when you have a pool -- >> lotto. >> no, like a lotto thing. can we have people call in and try to help me with the word? it's a random process. >> okay. >> it happened to land on his desk. >> legally in terms of the legality and the prior comments from then candidate trump about the judge,

first time around candidate trump clashed with him over a trump university lawsuit. this time the judge will preside over an immigration case involving a so-called dreamer who was recently deported. as nbc's kristen welker reports, that case is putting the judge in trump's cross hairs once again, but this time as president. >> reporter: judge gonza gonzalo currio back in the spotlight in a new case involving president trump. he's the judge candidate trump thrust into the headline saying -- >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. he's a hater, a hater. his name is gonzalo curriel. >> reporter: the world first met the judge last year when he oversaw a lawsuit against trump university and became the target of trump's scathing and frequent attacks. >> the judge was appointed by barack obama, federal judge. frankly, he should have recused himself. >> i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine. he ace hispanic which is fine, and we haven't asked for a recusal, which we may do, but we have a judge who is very hostile. should have been thrown out. >> reporte

we should also point out he's never been anything but above board in the trump university case which was settled after trump was elected. we'll have to see what happens here, but it's just one of those things you've about got to shake your head. >> any chance you think the judge will recuse himself from this case? >> i don't think so. he didn't recuse himself from the last case, so why would he here? >> okay. >> that sounds very unlikely. we'll check in with you in about 30 minutes. >> sounds good. >>> president trump is going to be visiting the treasury department later today and there he's going to be signing executive orders targeting the frank dodd financial reform law. they'll review regulators' authority on banks in trouble. he's also going to be asked to label insurance firms, private equity companies and hedge funds as risky. he'll direct mnuchin in ones that are too complex or burdensome for taxpayers. the main reason stocks have climbed since trump was elected, but the biggest prize is tax reform and the treasury secretary, he's giving reassurance to investor. willen to thi

if his name sounds familiar, it's the same judge that trump attacked for his handling of the trump university case. mr. trump claimed he could not be impartial because of his mexican heritage. mind you, he's from indiana. the lawsuit was settled. >>> now, curiel, who was chosen randomly will preside over the case of juan manuel montes, despite claiming he was protected under daca. montes tried to sneak back into the u.s. on february 19th and he was caught by border patrol agents. his lawyers claim he was improperly deported one day earlier, but homeland security officials dispute that, insisting montes left the country without pre-authorization, therefore voiding his status. >>> u.s. authorities are seeking the arrest of julian assange. the justice department has already prepared charges after investigating the wikileaks founder for years, but how will u.s. prosecutors pursue their case with assange still holed up overseas. here's cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. >> well, good morning, alison and dave. we have learned from u.s. authorities have prepared charges to seek the arrest of wi

. >> a final approval to see trump fork over $25 million in the trump university case. the money will go to people who felt they were given failed promises in real estate. >> philadelphia d.a. seth williams says he's voluntarily spending his license to practice law but won't resign while he fights bribery and extortion charges. he was back in court with a new lawyer. phantom as burkthomas burke is r colleague. >> police are looking for a hit and run driver that hit a pedestrian near green bank road. they identified the victim at 53-year-old christopher helsz of wilmington. hesse was struck by a second vehicle that did stop at the scene. he has since died of his injuries. >> the taj mahal casino was bought last year but shut down in october in response to a union strike. they want to reopen the casino next spring and will unveil the plans for the casino this coming wednesday. >> two more men are going to prison for the 2014 hold up at caesar's casino. evan aarons and nathaniel greenly. evans eight years, greenly seven. a fired security guard new when the cash would chang

judge curiel oversaw the lawsuit against trump university. and then candidate trump questioned if he could be impartial. because of his mexican heritage. >> curiel's assignment, latest case said to be completely coincidental. >> former president, george h.w. bush spent the night in a houston hospital where doctors say he is gaining strength. the 92-year-old admitted for mild case of pneumonia, the second bout with the illness this year. his spokesperson said his spirits are high and he is looking forward to going home to his wife. >> now to what appears to be a case of air rage. started on board a plane and spilled into an airport terminal. it has the now resulted in some criminal charges. kansas city airport cameras captured a man identified by police as edward foster, walking behind a uniformed pilot, who was traveling as a passenger. now, as they moved into the dropped his bags, and shoved the pilot. another camera. >> what? >> you can see it there. shows the scuffle escalating after foster tried taking a picture of the pilot id tag. witne

and the judge hearing the case the same that presided over the defunct trump university and grew criticism from president trump. >> a hostility from the judge, beyond belief, i believe he happens to be spanish which is fine. hispanic, which is fine. >> they shouldn't be worried i have a big heart we'll take care of everybody. >> and a deliver tone from jeff sessions no illegal imgrant is immune. >> i don't know why the immigrant was picked up everyone in the country illegal is subject to being deported. >> and admitted that monties is entitled to be in the country until next year and he left the country without permission resultsing in the loss of the status. >> and the hundreds of thousands of dreamers granted protection under president trump is waiting the outcome of this case wondering if it could be a bellwether of what is to come in the trump administration. >> thank you. >>> from our new jersey newsroom now. anybody looking for a new job before the summer season could be in luck in wildwood. a job fair at the chamber of commerce conference certain from 3:30 this afternoon until 7:00

now the judge oversaw the lawsuit against trump university and you may ral trump questioned whether he could be impartial because of his mexican heritage. the powerful republican chairman of the house oversight committee is not seeking re-election. jason chaffetz says he wants to spend more time with his family and he will not be a candidate for any office in 2018. chaffetz led the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail use. he was criticized for refusing to look into president trump's business empire. >>> a pennsylvania man is facing death after a jury convicted him of murdering a state trooper. nearly three years ago eric frein led authorities on a 48-day manhunt after attacking a state police barracks. corporal bryon dickson killed and trooper alex douglass was badly injured and the penalty phase of that gets under way today. >> wow. a strong system could bring some dangerous and damaging weather to parts of michigan, indiana and ohio. >> well, right now the strongest part of the storm is over wisconsin which is seeing severe thunderstorms and heavy rain overnight. >>> yesterda

over trump university. the decision ends seven years of legal battles. kuchlss claim they were misled by promises to have success in real estate. lawyers say the students should get at least 90% of their money back. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer says that president trump finds it unacceptable that cities across the u.s. are becoming sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants. during the press briefing, spicer referenced philadelphia while making the argument that they put lives at risk. >> it can have tragic consequences for all of our citizens and our country. it's concerning for chicago and philadelphia where there has been increased violence. >> the city of philadelphia did not have a direct response to the comments but they issued a release saying that sanctuary cities do comply with federal authorities, are safer than nonsanctuary cities and don't have dangerous criminals. >>> more than 20 community groups are coming together the focus on child abuse and how to stop it. dr. jill biden delive

. >>> after nearly 7 years of litigation a judge has approved a settlement agreement and the trump university lawsuit. it calls for the president to pay $25 million. more than 3700 people filed a lawsuit saying the classes did not pay off. attorney said the settlement means those students will get 90 percent of their money back. >>> coming up, a dramatic rescue in southern california. a sailboat sizes and smashes into a peer. >> a major freeway collapses in this fire. the latest in atlanta and the efforts to rebuild. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> some pretty incredible video. for people recovering from injuries after their sailboat, they were capsized during a windstorm. this is in southern california. lifeguards at redondo beach spring into action after the boat flipped over and slammed into the peer. shortly after 7 o'clock last night. the 24 foot sailboat was taking part in a race sponsor by a

and it's like a trump university diploma in the sense there's a lot of, you know, dog and pony shows. there's a lot of bluster, press conferences where he's signing executive orders, and it seems like something is happening even though nothing is. >> it's like a reality show. >> it's like a reality show and a very fast-paced one. 100 days seems like a decade as far as i'm concerned. >> here's what the president told reuters as he prepares to hit that 100-day mark tomorrow. >> well, i loved my previous life. i loved my previous life. i had so many things going. i actually -- this is more work than in my previous life. i thought it would be easier. i thought it was more of a -- i'm a details oriented person. i think you would say that. but i do miss my old life. this -- i like to work, so that's not a problem. but this is actually more work. >> details oriented person. he's exactly the opposite of a details oriented person. he released a tax plan that was just a bunch of bullet points where you can't even tell how many taxes you'd have to pay as an american citizen. he learned that heal

university case and was criticized by then candidate donald trump because of his "mexican heritage." steven dimon is political editor for "the washington times" ." there are a lot of things in this case, top to know what's going on and that is what the judges responsibility will be, but the story of the government is telling and the story that this so-called deported dreamer is telling, those two do not match up. >> not at all, real quickly. the case before the judge is actually a freedom of information act request where the dreamer is trying to get the information on his case. it's not actually about his deportation at this point, though that is likely to come later if he actually challenges his deportation. right now, he's trying to get all of the documents from the government that led to his deportation in february. he says that he was apprehended in february 18th by officers, agents, and deported then tried to sneak back into the country and got deported again even though he was approved for president obama's daca policy, the deferred action policy that should have allowed him to

judge curiel preside over two lawsuits involving the now-defunct trump university which were settled. mr. trump questioned his impartiality called him, "a mexican." judge curiel was born in indiana. the decision by fox news to fire bill o'reilly may not end the sexual harassment scandal there. federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation. according to a lawyer for a woman who is suing roger ailes, the former chairman of fox news. anna werner is following this. >> reporter: the board of 21st century fox met inside fox news headquarters today-- >> shame on fox! >> reporter: while outside the national organization for women declared the ouster of host bill o'reilly isn't enough. >> we thought it was really important to come out and shame the 13 members of the board of directors of 21st century fox who have allowed this culture to flourish. >> reporter: federal prosecutors have questions, too. a lawyer representing former fox news cohost andrea tantaros, who is suing former fox news chairman roger ailes, says u.s. attorneyattorneys have subpoenaf his other clients. >> i want

the judge also preside over lawsuits involving the now defunct trump university. president trump then a candidate claimed his mexican heritage made him biased against him. the criticism was called racist. >>> the justice deputy is considering charges against wikileaks founder julian asanction. an investigation into assange dates back to at least 2010. wikileaks, as you know, revealed highly classified government documents stolen by foreign army intelligence analyst chelsea manning. >>> they have been missing since monday. the weather has stalled the latest search-and-rescue mission for a energy bay couple what's plane vanished north of truckie. the couple flew out of truckee airport on monday headed for petaluma but never made it. brenda who reportedly has been flooig for years was at the controls. they are parents and grand parents. >>> how about this? getting a speeding ticket with no police officer in sight. it could be happening in san jose. many drivers are crying foul. the technology is nothing new, using cameras to monitor traffic. but a proposal for san jo

. >>> the san diego "union tribune" says the judge who preside over the trump university case will also handle a high profile deportation indication over a 23-year-old. judge gonzalo preside over the case of a dreamer. deportation cases have risen since the president took office. last year then candidate trump criticized curiel. >>> "the new york times" reports on a potential landmark church and state case. it was suggested they must sometimes provide religious aid to groups. they were sued over not receiving a playground. a lawsuit filed tuesday says bose accessed information from people who downloaded a smartphone app that remotely controls headphones and speakers. the suit claims headphones are essentially eefbs dropping on customers. bose has not responded. >>> and "sports illustrated" said serena williams is a baby. she showed her baby bump with the caption 20 weeks. a spokeswoman later confirmed williams and her fiance are expecting a child in the fall. it means she was pregnant at the open in january without dropping a set. >>> still to come, your computer keyboard may soon be ob

and his customers at now defunct trump university. >>> a big state tax hike is starting tomorrow because of proposition 56, the tax on tobacco and similar products will rise on saturday. that is more than double the current tax on cigarettes, projected to raise more than a billion a year for the state of california. most of that will be used for medical and tobacco prevention programs. >>> and they're rock stars meeting at san jose state for a big event. those are robots, this is day one of the first robotics competition. students design, build and race these robots which have to perform certain tasks in a certain amount of time. former competitors who have gone on to tech careers say the battles are really spring boards into the industry. >> we have deadlines and you have to go through building materials and cost analysis. you have to actually build everything, engineer it. and then you get to learn about the products and software behind it as well. >> telling you, these are the new rock stars and they're all pretty start. the competition runs through tomorrow evening. >>> impressive, s

unfit to oversee a case about trump university. >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump, a hater. i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine, he's hispanic, which is fine. we're building a wall, he's a mexican. >> reporter: it is a complete coincidence that curiel has been assigned the case of juan manuel montes, a 23-year-old whose to the u.s. illegally when he was just 9. a so-called dreamer, who under president obama, received protected status from deportation. but tonight, he is back in mexico, deported. montes says it happened in february. he was near the border in calexico, california, walking to a he says, a border patrol agent detained him. hours later, he says he was physically removed from the united states. a day or two after that, montes illegally crossed back into the united states, climbing a fence. he saw a border patrol agent and turned himself in the next day, he was deported. immigration officials say it didn't happen that way. they say montes entered mexico on his own, and was deported when we returned. today the homeland security secretary by leav