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Neighborhood high school ranks in the bottom 20% of the state. the dream is to attend ucla. every day halfway into her bus ride she passes signs that reminds her of where she wants to be. for now she's worried about staying where she is. >> the teachers push you, want to you succeed here. >> reporter: los angeles unified school district pays for the buswise a federal grant. because kids like maria and 1200 others, it, not district receives nearly $7 million a year in state funds. facing a $60 million budget deficit, the lausd wants to use money for other purposes and can no longer afford the b...

Federal money for other purposes and says it can no longer afford the longer bus trips. >> what we're looking at is 1200 students, so 40% of our student population, coming from, you know, the most underperforming schools in l.a. losing access to a great high school. >> reporter: palisades high says it can't afford the bus rides either. both sides say they're trying to find a solution before l.a. unified's june 30th budget deadline. for students like maria, time is running out. but the bottom line the district says is it will save $1.2 million a year by cutting this bus program, and that would ...

Government-run health care. so with that in mind, let's talk about what has happened with the president. now, on march the 29th -- 27th, the tea party has been doing these cross country bus trips. i have been actually at some of the stops they have gone to. on march 27th, they are starting in searchlight, nevada which is the hometown of senate majority leader harry reid for two weeks, and they are going to ride around the country hosting rallies and talking to people, ending up in d.c. and that is two weeks. it will end up on tax day april 15th, and talking to people about health care and abou...

Will be bus trips of people going from dc to utah. i spent some time here. hear in this weird moment right now that temporarily in alaska and permanently in dc you can smoke pot, you can have pot, but you can't get pot. it is like a radical gardening mandate. that is weird enough. but on top of that washington dc's mayor and city council are being told that going ahead with this law in this limited way mean that the mayor and city council ought to go to prison. some republican members of congress are calling for arrests. >> mayor, how do you react to

Thanks so much. jenna: today no flights of immigrants to southern california or for the rest of the week according to border patrol and no bus trips to the processing center in murrieta, california. this was the scene there last week. things have calmed down a bit with no buses rolling in. questions still linger for the city of murrieta what is ahead. let's go to will carr live down on the ground. will? >> reporter: jenna, this is the first time federal authorities have told local leaders here anything about their planned travel on bringing the immigrants from texas. i can tell you that we wer...