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Diego, the san ysidro port handles more than 2 million vehicles a month. but it all came to a terrifying standstill late monday. that 23-year-old white male driving in from mexico, allegedly refusing to stop at an inspection area, which includes a slalom course of barriers. instead, that suspect tried to drive through the barrier into the united states. officers trying to stop him. the suspects car eventually blocked by another vehicle. police say thats when the suspect allegedly opened fire off...

Something done quite quickly. i dont know how realistic that is. is that something that is given a lot of thought there in london? >> it is realistic, of course it is. we have not conducted our own trade policy for 45 years. its been done by the european union. i made a point the cross investment that occurs between us and you. i worked in financial services before getting involved in politics and i can tell you that in terms of doing business between new york and london there are barriers to do...

That only 9% -- well, first of all you only have 29% of folks in that bottom 20% to even go to college, only 9% graduate. weve got to make sure that were removing barriers so somebody doesnt say im not going to think about college because of the cost. sure weve had college debt double in the last decade. we can do more for affordability and accessibility we can do more without necessarily paying for it all. >> governor, i appreciate your time. come back. good luck on the trail. >> i sure appreci...

Minute now, already people are saying theyre going to drop this contract. so trumps influence actually on the debate in this country has been significant before he steps on the tarmac. >> along those lines, do you see any ability for the president to really work on laying a foundation for a u.s.-u.k. trade deal or is there too much brexit uncertainty at this point to really come up with anything concrete for the future? >> well, i think the point about a future u.s.-u.k. trade deal and this is i...

$4.5 billion in emergency spending at the border?" >> we are doing what we think is necessary to effectively patrol and secure the border. what we are having a problem with is the symbolism that seems to preoccupy, the preoccupation come of this. >> harris: what is he talking about in terms of symbolism of a wall? we know they work in some areas. >> its quite simple. the physical barriers are going to work to deter the danger of drugs from coming across. it will also help us from people who are ...

He was only 33 years old, she works with the addiction support group broken no more, and we are so sorry for your loss. whats your question tonight? >> good evening. 50,000 people a year die from opiod over dose. we have a medication that has been demonstrated to reduce overdose deaths. regulatory barriers have resulted in a lack of access to this medication. a bill has been introduced in the house, the mainstreaming addiction treatment act which will deregulate the prescribing of this medicatio...

Attention of candidates. we saw last cycle when someone got on stage with bernie sanders to try to protest his -- there were black lives matter protesters that got on the stage with him and drowned him out. that means these candidates have a balancing act. harris on the one hand is early. still wants to have a lot of access, direct access to voters, being able to walk the rope line and take selfies as a lot of these candidates do before things become more intense and before secret service is eve...

Of the most important things that usmc i does, relative to what nafta was doing. its eliminating some of those barriers that prevent farmers from selling in canada and mexico, its boosting wages, but you tell me what you think is most important about usmc i and how it impacts the markham people. >> lets go back to what nafta did. there are elements of nafta that actually create an incentive for companies to build factories in mexico and outside the united states. what weve done in the u.s. mca, ...

It is a lot less then 99%. i thought it was a minority, not a majority. >> it is 30%. he flipped the numbers on that. he also made a statement. im not trying to trash former congressman orourke but he is talking about how safe el paso is. going back 30 years el paso was one of the cities to provide infrastructure, physical barriers, technology staffing and funding to make it one of the safest cities and that is white is established that way. never forget white is safe in el paso. part of his pla...

It sounds like you are already in a very expensive fight right now and it sounds like the future might be expensive, particularly if the court succeeds in shutting you down. is that right for me to discern that? >> yeah. there is significant costs all around. as i said, yes, there are financial burdens that people will bear and that i want to say that im super appreciative of all the folks who have stepped up and tried to increase their ability to donate or give. but i think the most important c...