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oi eye eye eye >> laura: good evening, i'm laura meier, like this. >> trump and his allies are also threatening to carry out mass deportations, u.s. migrant detention camps, people who have been here for ten, 12, 13, 14 years. never broken the law have contributed have contributed to this are helping keeping family businesses family restaurants, hardware stores open mass deportation internment camps. >> some of what mr. trump talks about could be illegal. well, now the number of illegals here is probably closer to about 25 million. and the pro-amnesty lines don't anymore. there were ...

one? >> mr. president, will the lack of -- mr. president -- will the lack of a war cabinet -- [shouting] [inaudible] >> laura: just trying to get to bingo. a detroit pastor thanks president trump for doing what obama and biden never did. >> president obama never came to the hood, so to speak, right? president joe biden he went to the big naacp dinner but he never came to the hood. so, thank you. >> laura: that pastor is here with us tonight. plus, what the heck has happened to the west coast? >> [gunfire] [shouting] [bleep] >> laura: but, first, more migrants, more democrats. that's ...

Greetings from Capps. My apologies for not having an article last week. I had a surgical procedure on Tuesday and my first exam at Northark on Wednesday ,so it was a very busy week. Thankfully, Fallish weather has arrived and not a moment too soon. The moisture we've been getting is an added bonus, fire calls over the summer were minimal. Capps Batavia Fire did respond Tuesday morning to a rollover just west of Batavia on Highway 392 but no injuries and another wreck at Highway 65 and 412 on Wednesday afternoon. Our new recruits are close to being fully trained after they finish the 8 hour wil...

The constant juggling act may seem to leave no room for the glam side of life, but believe it or not, keeping up with the latest fashion trends as a busy mom is more attainable than you might think.

Two bills are moving forward to repeal the embattled Hawaii Tourism Authority this legislative session, which could prove one of the more contentious for the agency since state lawmakers gave it life in 1998.