sanctuary cities are not the america i grew up in. for politicians and restrictions, and states and city localities to intentionally shield those in the country illegally and committed another crime and they are sitting in a tax payer funded jail, to not get access to a law enforcement officer is un-american. it is not the america i grew up in. we all should be on the same safety.protect public no matter how they want to spin it in their op-ed's, releasing public safety threats does not make sense and increases the public safety threat. century city's entice sanctuary more illegal entry. cities are a human smugglers best friend. what a sales pitch. i will get you into chicago or los angeles and you can get arrested and they will not work with ice. safe place to be. sanctuarythink cities are doing that? so, sanctuary cities are a danger to public safety. they are a violation of federal law. they entice more illegal behavior, more deaths occur because of this. people are dying to enter this country. i have had a long story of able say y

sanctuary cities is not the america i grew up in. but for politicians and jurisdictions and states and cities and lots to choose to intentionally shield those who are in the country illegally and commit another crime and they're sitting in a taxpayer funded jail, to not give access to a federal law enforcement officer who is charged with enforcing those laws to me is unamerican. not the america i grew up in. we should all be on the same side to protect public safety. no matter how they want to spin it in their on the part eds, it increases a public safety threat. sanctuary cities are a smuggler's best friend. i'll bet you to chicago or los angeles. you won't even get arrested and they're not going to work with i.c.e. great place to be. so sanctuary cities are a danger to public safety. they're a violation of federal law. they entice more illegal behavior. more deaths will occur because of this. people will die to enter this country. why are you so heartless, you want to arrest all these people? look, if you've seen -- you would under

no sanctuary cities and no sanctuary counties. we checked in with the interface center that said in sent to the department of homeland security and because of the automatic information seri-- sharing, no locality can be a sanctuary. that's the latest from here.>> even-- even further clarification from northam. it's flat-out wrong, and northam opposes sanctuary cities in any form. >> local law enforcement should follow federal immigration law. >> you can add another name to be the next prince george's county executive. dunn edwards joins the list running to succeed. there will be a number of candidates to choose from, and former obama administration official as well as maryland state senator. >> police are looking into a claim by a councilmember that a group of n on fire while they were collecting campaign signs. a friend posted this picture. police were called by the board commission walked into their highest-- walked in smelling of gasoline. no comment on whether bridgeman is cooperating. bridgeman was a loser in a highly contact

what i'm going to comment in on his sanctuary cities. is me say this false claim consummate that if you're against illegal immigration, then you must be racist. that is simply not true. no nation does not exist if it does not control its borders. where the most generous country in the world when it comes to legal immigration. more -- that is more than any country in the world. statement best made was by obligor -- barbara jordan. clinton put her in charge of his admin -- immigration reform. -- this is both a right and responsibility for democratic society to manage immigration so it serves in national interest. unless this country does a better job at curving -- gration -- trump administration has says they are going to not allow cities and counties to have totury policies in place apply for and receive grants from the department of justice. what are sanctuary policies? counties thats in due to things. one, they forget their local law-enforcement from exchanging information with the federal government on the immigration status of individ

is one of america's so-called sanctuary cities meaning it limits enforcement of immigration law u.s. immigration and customs officers have been conducting raids in such cities and we understand some five hundred undocumented immigrants were arrested in new york massachusetts and philadelphia three hundred had previously been convicted of crimes in the past. by the u.s. immigration enforcement authorities see these cities as safe havens for criminals. sanctuary cities have a policy of not cooperating with federal immigration authorities they don't open up the jails or detention centers the way they see it they don't want immigrant communities to be afraid to report criminals or cooperate with police investigations we have a president who is bent on trying to vilify immigrants and punish cities that prioritize real effect of public safety over splitting up hardworking families by falsely claiming that sanctuary cities are havens for criminals nothing could be further from the truth this city will not be bullied by this administration into a big doody in our core values to coddle is a p

because virginia has no sanctuary cities. no sanctuary cities and no sanctuary counties. we checked in with the interface center that said in

we don't have sanctuary cities. i don't support sanctuary cities. mr. gillespie: you refuse to say in the event one were established you would ban them. even in retrospect in response. that's very telling to me. the factcy was just talking today to a faith leader of hispanic virginian, strong faith leader in northern know, who said, you being anti-ms-13 is not being anti-immigrant. it is important we want these people gone. it's our communities that are k being anti-ms-13 most vulnerable to their violence and to -- it's not -- ralph, the young women who are being forced into human trafficking situations are not in neighborhoods like yours and mine. they are in the neighborhoods of this gentleman i was talking to today. i believe we need to protect those folks. i would ban one that says that a city or county cannot establish themselves as a sanctuary city because we need to cooperate when someone's here illegally who may be an ms-13 gang member or not. if they commit a crime we need to cooperate with federal authorities. that person should be deported. n

sanctuary cities a little bit stronger sergio martinez is an undocumented immigrant was charged with rape in july he had already been deported from the united states twenty times the local authorities in portland actually released him without letting federal authorities know now on both sides of the debate it's raging both sides say that protection from crime and the safety of the public should be the primary concern cable mopp and artsy new york plenty of news coming your way on the morning program here on aussie international today including apparently there's a way to prove russia did not meddle in the u.s. elections that's according to a u.s. congressman that story had more after the break. when else truths seemed wrong. why don't we just don't call. me. yet to say proud disdain comes to attitude and in detroit equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. thank you for new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington washington controls the media the media over th

i do not support sanctuary cities. we do not have sanctuary cities. mr. gillespie: but you refuse to not support them. i was just talking today to a descent, aispanic faith leader, and he said, you know being anti-ms 13 is not anti-immigrant. it is our communities most vulnerable to their violence. you know, it is not the young women who are being forced into human trafficking situations, neighborhoods like yours and mine, in neighborhoods like the gentleman i was talking to today. i would be one that says a city or county cannot establish themselves as a sanctuary city because we need to operate when someone is here illegally whether they are and ms-13 and member or not. they should be deported. not people brought here by parents. not dreamers. they should not be, as this faith leader shared with me and i agreed with, we cannot allow for the establishment of sanctuary cities and you would not even say you would be of them after the fact and i think that is a concern. >> we had planned to give you one other question but i want to know your closing stateme

chuck schumer have already said that we're willing to have stricter laws regarding sanctuary cities if it means that we get to keep these eight hundred thousand dollars eight hundred thousand doctor recipient you're talking about people who want to contribute to our tax base people who want to be students and people who want to join our military and fight for our country and i would be willing to fight right there beside them on what the honor and distinction they want to be a part of our country and contribute so if sanctuary cities means that we're going to have to crack down on that to protect the dock recipients i say let's do it now when you're in las vegas horrific mass shooting there last week the n.r.a. in the g.o.p. is even thinking about possibly taking some measures to add to gun control laws do you favor that. well look i'm a very pro-gun second amendment guy but that doesn't mean there aren't little things around the edges that need to be done i don't know that every american needs machine guns and rapid fire automatic weapons and bumps and all kinds of things that this

i would ban one if a city or county had established themselves as a sanctuary city because we need to cooperate when someone is here illegally maybe a gang or not, if they commit a crime, we need to cooperate with authorities and that person should be deported, not people who were brought here by their parents, not the dreamers, they should not be as the fake leader shared with me and i told him i agreed with him but we cannot allow for the establishment of sanctuary cities and you won't even say you would ban and after the fact. i think that's a concern . >> time waits for no one, especially on television. wehad planned for one other question but i want to hear your closing statements . >> i think we each have to have a question. >> i'll be very quick with it, we've had some tremendous strategies with nonviolence mister mr. gillespie. we had the shooting 10 years ago at virginia tech. we lost two precious lives, we just had that shooting in lasvegas, we lost 58 miles, over 500 individuals wounded and i have a question . as you know, i do support and promote, and advocate for responsi

sanctuary cities have a policy of not cooperating with federal immigration authorities they don't open up the jails or detention centers the way they see it they don't want immigrant communities to be afraid to report criminals or cooperate with police investigations we have a president who is bent on trying to vilify immigrants and punish cities that prioritize real effect of public safety over splitting up hardworking families by falsely claiming that sanctuary cities are havens for criminals nothing could be further from the truth this city will not be bullied by this administration into a big doody in our core values to coddle is a place where the american dream is open to all this works it has been working to not touch our money let us do what we do in these cities have become a focal point for resistance to donald trump's crackdown on immigration. and. now the new immigration chief says that these cities are simply protecting criminals and becoming a magnet for undocumented immigrants sanctuary jurisdictions that do not honor detainers or allow us access to jails and prisons are

i'm glad she's hitting him hard on sanctuary cities and sanctuary state. i think that's an issue that republicans get traction. but is it too little, too late? that's the question. and -- but you know what? i mean, after the polls failed in 2016, you can't predict for sure that that polling is accurate, so... >> i knew someone was gonna mention that. >> so, i think she's got a shot. and i'm glad she's hitting him hard on immigration issues. >> christine. >> i just -- i agree with absolutely everything that jan just said, but the interesting thing is, you mentioned -- obviously -- you mentioned -- it's obvious -- she's a woman. she hasn't played on that. that hasn't been an element. >> why? why do you think? >> i really don't know, except for the fact that i think that she's just trying to get people to focus on her as someone separate and apart from chris christie. she wears the baggage, the anchor of chris christie, around her neck, unfortunately. >> mm-hmm. >> his, you know, favorable ratings are so low. that's really the only reason that the challenger,

cities. >> in states that have implemented an allowed for their cities for their cities to become sanctuary cities, they have not made cities safer. you made the point we don't have them, i said we won't if i'm governor about i would sign the legislation that you voted against to ban them and you bragged about that vote in the democratic primary >> we do not have sanctuary cities in the commonwealth of virginia, so it's a solution looking for a problem. we made that clear. just to go back, ed and i thought it was kind of amusing when that vote came up on the floor of the senate it was nothing more than a political ploy that's what's wrong with a lot of politics, i did cast the deciding vote and right after that, by the way, one of the senators switched his vote, we reconsidered and it was defeated. >> you see ralph northum's collar hanging out is he t statement? i'm saying that because really in the end it was one of the most civil debates you'll probably ever see. they agreed several issues including the need to devote resources to fight opioid addictions. as well as taking action to get m

they've covered topics from russia to sanctuary cities. we'll pause for a second for some other breaking news. jon. >> jon: well, members of the senate finance committee have been busy in the meantime. president trump is meeting with them. let's listen into the president's statement. >> president trump: the democratic members of the senate finance committee to the white house and especially i would like to thank committee chairman orrin hatch. thank you. and ranking member ron wyden for joining us today. thank you very much. we're here to discuss our plan to deliver historic tax cuts for american families, businesses, workers, it will be the largest tax cut in the history of our country. here are some of the highlights from our framework. we are doubling the amount of income that is taxed at the zero bracket. in other words, the zero bracket many people will be able to take advantage of that bracket that aren't in that bracket. we're increasing the child tax credit. we will end the estate tax sometimes referred to as the death tax. we will

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but that's the loophole, sanctuary cities are simply saying look, this is not a warrant, it is simply a request and therefore we do not have to honor it. it's a decision they have made and in this case, when you have somebody who is convicted times, not only just for federal crimes before state crimes and other things, they ought to have known he was dangerous and they chose to ignore this request and let them back out on the streets. if they hadn't done that he would not of been on that pier that day, he would not about access to that firearm and she would still be alive. >> harris: are there so many people running around san francisco and other sanctuary cities that they can keep up with them? five times deported. >> the problem is, you get deported and they come right back in through any number of different ways. that's one issue. how you fix that is anybody's guess. >> harris: the president says we need a wall. >> correct. you also have sanctuary cities and now states that become magnets because let's face it, if you are a criminal or illegal alien and you know immigration is look

sparking of debate on sanctuary cities. the latest on day one before a judge -- claudia, what happened? >> bill, it was an emotionally charged day. the lawyers on both sides laid out their arguments in a politically charged case. the father of the victim gave a very powerful testimony. during his 10 minutes on the witness stand, jim steinle wiped away tears as he described his close relationship with his daughter, kate and helen july 1st 2015 they were walking arm in arm on a san francisco pier, enjoying the day with another friend and taking sophies. which the jury saw. she looked at me with her arms out and said help me, dad. she died two hours later at the hospital. the gunmen, who also went by juan francisco lopez sanchez is a mexican national. he has multiple felony convictions and was deported from the u.s. at least five times. he was awaiting deportation again when an old drug charge against him was dropped in the local sheriff's department released him without first notifying immigration authorities. president trump

we do not have century cities and i refuse to support sanctuary cities. mr. gillespie: but you're fused to say that you would ban them. even in retrospect. that is telling to me. i was just talking today to a faith leader of hispanic dissent, a strong faith leader in northern virginia, but he said, you know, being anti-ms13 is not anti-immigrant. it is important. we want these people gone. it is our communities that are most vulnerable to their violence. you know, the young women who are being forced into human trafficking situations are not in neighborhoods like yours and mine. they are in the neighborhoods of this gentleman i was talking to today. i believe we need to protect these folks. i would ban one that says a city or county cannot establish themselves as a sanctuary city, because we need to cooperate when someone is here illegally. membery be an ms-13 gang or not. they should be deported. not people brought here by parents. not the dreamers. they should not be, as this faith leader shared with me and i told him i agreed with him on that, but we canno

how has it affected the national debate over sanctuary cities and immigration? >> this case is seized on by donald trump and others on the right particularly who, you know, already kind of had it out for policies like san francisco's in which they bar local law enforcement for, in most cases, cooperating with immigration and customs. so, you know, donald trump talks about it repeatedly on the campaign trail and invokes katherine's name at the convention last summer in his main immigration speech he made shortly before the election. and it really has become this rallying cry. i'm not sure it's the best case. there's a lot of complicating factors here including the fact that the federal government had him in their possession before they sent him to san francisco. and so it does keep getting brought up, but a lot of times, the facts of actual case and the background of it are misstated by people who are using this as evidence that this is not the way that the cities should operate. >> sarate has a felony record because he was repeatedly caught crossing the border o

sanctuary cities. the trial is finally underway. good evening. >> police say jose zarate admitted to shooting kate steinle on the symphysis computer in 2015. he says it wasn't intentional. the prosecution says his intent doesn't matter. he is responsible for her death. the father of kate steinle took the stand and he wasn't up there very long. back he was probably up there five minutes or less. >> reporter: her father took the stand today. he was quite stoic. he told of the day of the event happening. he went to meet kate and they walked along. 14. it took selfies. he heard a bang and instinctively grabbed her and she was unresponsive. he asked someone to call 911. he said he lifted up the back of her blouse and saw a wound, his testimony lasted five minutes. earlier, each attorney made opening statements. the prosecutor, diana garcia held up the weapon the killed

sanctuary cities have turned into another thing altogether, there was huge publicity for the issue and a number of people who were supportive of them have now turned on them. i think it's getting harder and harder to make that centerpiece of democrat immigration policy but at the same time, when you hear the police chiefs all across the nation speaking out in favor of these cities because of the work they do -- >> harris: when you hear jessica say it's harder and harder to defend them, i am looking at some of the crimes that have played out. >> border security is something that is overwhelmingly popular. what is so surprising to me is nancy pelosi is in perhaps the weakest position of anyone in washington to be saying "this one policy we all want which is fairly popular and even president trump is very open to it. if you are going to get that one popular thing you can't also get this other popular thing which is border security. democrats in the senate may have a little more negotiating room. for nancy pelosi to control the small minority, and threatened government shutdown over what o

he's reported out there are no sanctuary cities across the area. the northam campaign responded by charging, that ed gillespie's ads must have reached his target audience. donald trump. >>> one of the newest hotels in our area is also one of the best known in the country because of its famous name. >> not all the attention is good. federal workers nearby say they're concerned for their safety. and ininvestigation by scott mcfarland and our news 4 i team reveals those federal workers already had reason to feel targeted. >> reporter: each day, new guests roll up. and check in to publicized new hotel in d.c. perhaps in the nation. >> not all visitors to the trump international intend to rest or relax. since opening last year, the hotel has attracted protests large and small. police arrested brian moles from pennsylvania in his hotel. >> what was your intention. >> reporter: he said the weapons were in his car parked in the garage by a valet. watching all this new activity at the hotel, the government workers who work just across the street, just steps

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the same thing with sanctuary cities. when you look at 4,000 people shot last year in chicago, you have to wonder how can rahm want to be a sanctuary city, the may or of chicago. there are certain parts of this where the democrats are at their weakest and i think border security is one of those. >> bill: california is a sanctuary state. >> california political system is insane. you go and look at what they are now doing. it is an enormously rich state which has taken money from the entire world through places like facebook and apple and google and other things in silicon. they have been the largest creator of wealth in the planet for the last 40 years and that plus hollywood prop up california despite the best efforts of liberals to make it impossible for it to function. >> bill: a few more topics. big interview out in forbes magazine. there is a lot in this interview, too. here is one of them with regard to rex tillerson. the point of the article is that the president counter punches. the quote. i think it's fake news. i

he pointed out there are no sanctuary cities in virginia. looks lying he h-- looks like e gillespie's ads reached his target audience. >>> take a listen to what trump said before a dinner with u.s. military officials last night. >> you know what this represents. the calm before the storm. calm before the storm. >> now, trump said this to a room full of journalists gathered in the white house state dining room to take pictures of him and the first lady. melania trump and the military leaders and spouses. asked what he meant by that statement. trump simply said out. equecl superstar alex ovechkin in his 13he capitals. but he's no old man, folks. he's one of the best in the game right now. check it out. >> fire, he scores! score! ovechkin strong, scores! >> i think the announcer liked that. if you went to bed early, you missed the caps first game of the season last night. he scored three goals against the senators. those helped lead the capitals to their first win. next up, the caps home opener against montreal. that's this saturday night. >> o

the sanctuary city debate will be front and center today in a san francisco courtroom. the trial begins for the undocumented immigrant accused of killing kate steinle. >>> getting control of the wildfires. we have an update from cal fire. >>> and we are keeping tabs on your morning commute around the bay area. it is looking good so far. is slowing and a couple of accident to let you know about. >>> we had some very chilly conditions saturday morning but were rebounding each morning. below is warmer so that means the afternoon highs are heading into the upper 80s for some. >>> good morning. shots fired along a busy freeway on the peninsula. we have new details about the shooting that hit two cars and sent one person to the hospital. >>> the trial begins today for the man accused of killing kate steinle and san francisco two years ago. details of what we can expect from the case that's attracting national attention and san francisco status as a sanctuary city. mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it's monday, october 23. i'm pam cook. >> i'

. , cutting funding to sanctuary cities, and hiring 10,000 more immigration enforcement agents. it also seeks to protect american workers by mandating e- verify and overhauling the green card system to end chain migration, but details on those parts of the plan are certainly not clear at this point. democrats is expected simply hating the proposal. senate minority leader chuck

sanctuary cities are not the america i grew up in. for politicians and restrictions, and states and city localities to intentionally shield those in the country illegally and committed another crime and they are sitting in a tax payer funded jail, to not get access to a law enforcement officer is un-american. it is not the america i grew up in. no matter how they want to spin it in their op-ed's, releasing public, risk -- public safety threats does not make sense and increases the public safety threat. century city's entice sanctuary more illegal entry. cities are a human smugglers best friend. what a sales pitch. i will get you into chicago or los angeles and you can get arrested and they will not work with ice. replaced to be. sanctuary cities are a danger to public safety. they are a violation of federal law. they entice more illegal behavior, more deaths occur because of this. people are dying to enter this country. i have had a long story of able say you want to arrest all of these people. you would understand my emotion. the smu

we are used to sanctuary cities in the bay area. how has that affected the tension? i can't imagine that would go over well in d.c. >> doesn't help. >> right. >> no, seriously, for the president, the move really was not to throw gasoline on the fire. he maintains that only the federal government is authorized to handle immigration matters and sanctuary states and cities obstruct that. california, a sanctuary state is a much needed additional layer of political and physical protection for undocumented immigrants. >> okay. so, explain how that sanctuary state law works in california, then. >> it's a good question. look, the concept of a sanctuary stems from the european idea that government would welcome refugees. refugees and others seeking safety from unjust persecution. the california version touches on that model. the new law will largely keep state and local law enforcement agencies from sharing information about undocumented immigration agents, unless those individuals have been convicted of the one or more of 800 listed state crimes. federal agents will be able

sanctuary cities. where is the lieutenant governor on sanctuary cities? lt. gov. guadagno: very clear. i am a former federal and state law enforcement official. a former sheriff. i believe sanctuary states are bad for law enforcement. all the way around. my opponent has said he wants sanctuary states. he wants to make the entire state -- steve: what is wrong with that ?steve: what is wrong with that? -- steve: what is wrong with that? lt. gov. guadagno: it puts law enforcement at risk. it is not going to stop federal immigration officers from coming in and enforcing federal law. this is where my legal background comes in, i suppose. we do not have the authority to stop immigration officials from coming in and doing whatever federal law allows them to do. all it does is put a target on the backs of the people in new jersey who believe that they are being protected because of sanctuary cities or states. secondly, a law enforcement officer is at risk. it is a terrible policy. if you want to fix immigration, go to washington and fix the immigration problem. if we do n

steve: showdown over sanctuary cities continues. the department of justice issuing a last chance warning to these jurisdictions. comply with the law or risk losing millions of dollars in federal dough. ainsley: j. christian adams works at the public interest legal foundation. great to see you. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. what's your reaction to this? >> this is a good things. jeff sessions should be applauded for the tough stance against lawlessness. sanctuary cities are havens of lawlessness where illegal aliens and corrupt politicians are not doing anything about the illegal aliens. and they are colluding with them to not cooperate with federal authorities when they catch them. that's against federal law and jeff sessions is right to say you're not going to get federal money if you're not going to follow federal law. steve: j. christian and explain to me, our viewers get it, if something is against the law it's just against the law and you have got to cooperate with the feds. how have they gotten away with it so long?

now, another matter of public discussion is the debate over sanctuary cities, that term, sanctuary cities, is used in a host of contexts, and here again, the debate in many ways really has a constitutional question at its core. this time, emanating from the 10th amendment. the 10th amendment reads, as powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution or prohibited by the states are reserved for states respectively or to the people. some localities assert any effort by the united states to require cooperation from those localities on immigration related matters, search the powers, quote, to the states. even where it's tied to an optional federal funding program. they're litigating these questions as well. underlining broader debates over immigration and law enforcement. now, beyond these two well-publicized areas of litigation, i suspect you are to be somewhat familiar with. the civil division is tackling other unique questions in the public eye. one case involves the interaction between the first amendment, the priority of the framers and the ratifying states, and twitter. som

most recently she called subband sanctuary cities across the state. some say phil murphy wants to expand. >> i thought it was time to stand up and say that century cities are bad for everyone. well, he thought it through. >> some say that she is taken up play out of president trump spoke. agents arrested 36 illegal immigrants previously arrested and charged with crimes. a recent report shows reality of illegal immigration migrants can be seen in the u.s. >> a small group of three people. the girl there with the pink backpack. >> will immigration resonate with new jersey voters? he told voters that the tactic is simply to scare away people from voting booths. >> if i can scare the living daylights out of our so-called phase, it is not a bad word for it. and i can get 90% of them to vote and will make 15% of everyone else and still win. >> low voter turnout is a fear for democrats, especially considering that this is 13% of the 6 million registered voters came out during the june primaries. >> thank you, diana. bringing in an expert on this issue. an im

this sanctuary city debate is a complete lie. >> let me just get my point across. when i was prosecutor, to help the federal government to poor people, it was at the epicenter of new jersey. what law enforcement said is that we do not want the local police to act like immigration agents. if you commit a violent crime you will be prosecuted. afterwards, you will be deported. phil murphy as saying that he will not take law-abiding and decent people who have been here for 20 or 30 years. >> this goes back to 2007. the guy was arrested on child rape charges. nobody questioned his immigration. and murphy said that he had his back. [talking over each other] >> let's go back to this for a minute. he talked about this at the election and he said the republicans are a little bit better at this than we are. and it sounds like they are a little bit behind the eight ball >> a problem with the murphy campaign is that people see that he is leading in the polls. you've got the better message. >> are you calling him a liar? >> who? >> clinton. >> he happens to be one of the highes

it sparked a debate over sanctuary cities. he's suspected of killing the 32-year-old woman. steinle was shot while sitting with her father in pier 14. defense attorneys are arguing it was an accidental ricochet shot. prosecutors will argue he committed second degree murder because he aimed the gun at her or recklessly fired it into a crowded area. as for san francisco's sanctuary city policy, those issues won't be discussed in court. >> that evidence about his status, his immigration status, will not come before this jury. i believe the judge instructed the attorneys, keep that out. it's not important to this, and it's too emotional. and it will divert this jury to something they shouldn't be talking about. >> the jury was chosen from among a pool of a thousand people. the six men and six women are said to reflect the diversity of san francisco. they include three immigrants, two tech workers, and degrees ranging from high school diplomas to ph.d.s. >>> in liver momore, police sho woman. police ordered the 26-year-old woman to get out of her car, but they say she drove at th

topping the list, funding for a border wall on the southern border and crackdown on sanctuary cities. more in just a moment. first to the white house, joe johns is there with more this morning. so, it's just sort of unbelievable to see this all playing out in public. >> in public is the word. it's very extraordinary,

a nationwide crackdown on sanctuary cities. >> reporter: president trump and conservatives used the case as a rallying cry. the bill known as kate's law hung up in the senate when it enhanced those immigrants reentering the u.s. >> the u.s. suffered a self-inflicted wound. >> reporter: he was a seven-time convicted felon. he would have been deported for a sixth time but san francisco does not honor federal detention requests and let him go. he was homeless. he said he found the gun wrapped in a t-shirt. he admitted to the shooting but claims it was an accident. defense experts claiming the bullet ricocheted off the ground. >> this is not the way you would try to shoot someone. you can't ricochet off surfaces and try to hit somebody. you aim the gun at the person and shoot them. >> reporter: but the prosecution charging him with second-degree murder contends it was no accident. now it is up to a jury to decide in a case that will once again reignite the volatile debate over the country's immigration laws and sanctuary cities. >>> anxiety is gripping a tampa, florida neighborhood with

another matter of public discussion is a debate over sanctuary cities. that term sanctuary cities is using a host of context that it refers to a locality that adheres to immigration policies intention with those of the united states. here again the debate in many ways really have a constitutional question at its core. this time emanating from the tenth amendment. the tenth amendment reads that powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution nor prohibited by the states are reserved for states respectively or to the people. some localities assert any effort by the united states to require cooperation from those localities on immigration related matters usurped the powers reserved to the states. even where the cooperation is tied to an optional federal funding program. the civil division is litigating these questions as well come questions that underlie debates over immigration and law enforcement. beyond these two other publish eyes there is a litigation i suspect you are somewhat familiar with, the civil division stack of any questions of l