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People, you know, responded by attacking the physical appearance of the person talking to them, nobody would put up with them. people would just be shocked. but somehow the president seems to get a pass on doing this time and time again. >> well, i mean, like al has pointed out, there is a lot of people around him willing to give him a pass. i frankly am much more concerned about the defense coming from trumps defenders than the actual tweet. listen to what hes saying. its essentially, mika dese...

For many the reality is far from an internet joke. this data base is called vine, another acronym this is victim information and notification exchange. and it allows anyone to search and track the status of a detained immigrant who might have allegedly committed a crime. but get this v.i.n.e. includes the names of immigrants that havent been convicted of anything. and to access the data base all americans have to do is check a box that claims theyre victims and v.i.n.e. noifz them when someone i...

Patio. shes like, calm down, dave, calm down. >> then, out in the darkness, dave stumbled on the patio. >> he loses his balance, and thats her opportunity. and she goes at him and she tries to grab the gun. they go to the ground. theres a struggle for the gun. the gun goes off. and then she eventually gets the gun and she empties it. >> then she said she ran back into the house, put the gun inside the grandfather clock and called911 >> she has no idea hes dead. hes down but she thinks hes gettin...

Background check for every gun in the united states, and basically under the extremist agenda right there anybody from any state would be able to carry their guns into another state, and even states that dont have as strong of a concealed carry laws and rules, they will be able to carry their guns across state lines, and that affords the domestic abusers and the ill to bring their guns in the state of georgia, and making sure that people are not in fear of being able to walk in their own cities ...

And the implementation of policy. the policy was not handled correctly at the federal level or local level. there is a reason. theres a long history of people -- members of the community undocumented not turning to law enforcement, victims of domestic abuse being afraid to report abusers because theyre afraid they will get deported. if that fear of deportation is there, then the law enforcement will not work within the community. >> we have more to talk about, including obama and ivanka trump ge...

Happened in newark, right? not but two years ago something very similar happened in san francisco. a horrific incident with a criminal alien. i dont see why these are mutually exclusive goals in terms of protecting folks and having the cooperation becerra and others spoke about. i dont think theyre mutually exclusive. i think laws are in place. the cities should follow the law. >> dan? >> i think -- >> you live in san francisco. >> i do live in san francisco. as both becerra and senator booker p...

And said it was 15 years in the making. it currently costs about $62 million for a launch. at this hour, president trump is expected to sign another executive order. this one deals with trade. the white house says the order cause for a report to identify countries that the administration feels are trade abusers helping to contribute to our trade deficit. this is mainly about nafta. >> it really is. they want to go country by country and product by product. theyve already called out china as yo...

The act was passed with a strong bipartisan majority in both houses of congress a little more than four years ago. boris nem southern called this law the most pro-russian law in the history of any foreign parliament because it targeted those who abused the rights of russian citizens. and the reason this is so important to the kremlin is because of the nature of this regime. people often compare the regime of vladimir putin to the regime we had back in soviet times and there are indeed many compa...

We had back in soviet times and there are indeed many comparisons and many similarities. we have political prisoners. we have government censorship of the media. we have the absence of free and fair elections in our country and so on. but for all these similarities, theres one absolutely crucial difference, and that is that members of the soviet politburo didnt keep their money in western banks. they didnt send their kids to study in western schools. they didnt bind out real estate and mansions ...

On me. >> and martha raddatz with us live from washington, and you are saying this is far from over because every day, dozens of female marines call into a hot line? >> reporter: thats right, that tip line getting calls from marines and others sharing information that might help in identifying some of the abusers. general neller estimates some 500 marines united members accessed those photos. there have been a few victims coming forward, which the marine corps is urging more of them to do, david...