watch this. >> [shouting] >> aclu! >> no justice, no peace. >> [shouting] >> tucker: this is a new york city council member aligned with black lives matter. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: i have to make a confession at the out set watching black lives matter say liberalism is white supremesy made my day. what i want to take seriously, i hear variations of this a lot. the revolution won't uphold the constitution. what does that mean exactly? >> well, you would have to ask the people who were protesting. i know there are many issues that need to be worked out. i think if you look at the constitution and the wording there are things people can still look at. there are issues that people see in this country. they are just trying the best way they can to express that by whatever tactics they have. >> tucker: but, i guess it's impossible to have a conversation with someone who doesn't agree on a baseline. as an american i thought we all agreed that free speech is the most important right that we ha

. >> the aclu says the trump administration is forcing women to pay for their boss' religious pursuit. the federal government cannot how to discrimination against women in the name of religion or otherwise. your response would be what. >> i don't think it's been a secret i would probably never use the aclu to get my talking points. the president believes the freedom to practice one's faith is a fundamental right in this country and all of us do, and that's all that today was about. our federal government should always protect that right, and as long as donald trump is president he will. >> you're not responding to the aclu. washington what would you say to the women out there or to the families out there who now have to pay more out of their pocket to get contraception coverage. >> this president supports the first amendment, supports the freedom of religion. the supreme court has validated this decision, certainly many times over, and the president is somebody who believes in the constitution if people don't like what the constitution says, they should talk to congress about changing

the aclu announced a lawsuit. they said the trump administration is paying for women to pay for their religious beliefs. the federal government cannot authorize discrimination in the name of religion or otherwise. what is your response? >> i would never get the aclu to take any of my talking points. the president believes the reason to practice one's faith is a fundamental right in this country. that's all today was about. our federal government should protect that right. as long as donald trump is president, he will. >> for the aclu, what would you say to the women out there or the families out there that now have to pay more out of their pocket to get contraception coverage that they choose and that they desire? >> this is a president that supports the first amendment, supports the freedom of religion. i don't understand why that should be an issue. the supreme court has validated this decision on many times over. the president is somebody that believes in the constitution. if people don't like what the constitu

the aclu has filed a lawsuit or announced its intention to and this was their response. the trouble administration is forcing women to pay for their bosses religious beliefs. the federal government cannot authorize discrimination against women in the name of religion. your response? >> i do not the it has been a secret that i would never use the aclu to get any of my talking points. the president believes that freedom to practice one's faith is a fundamental right and all of us do. about. what today was our government should always protect that right and as long as donald trump's president, he will. >> what would you say to that women out there or to the families out there who now have to pay more out of their pocket coverage that they choose and they desire? >> this is a president who supports the first amendment, supports freedom of religion. i do not understand why that should be an issue. the supreme court has validated this decision certainly many times over. the president is someone believes in the constitution, if people do not want -- like with the constitution s

i asked sanders about that specifically about the aclu statement. the aclu has already said that they're going to go to court on this. they're going to fight it. they're going to put forth a lawsuit and sanders made the argument ashley that this is a case about religious freedom and that the president has stood behind what people view in this instance as religious freedom, that the supreme court has weighed in on this, that this is about the first amendment. i asked her, what would you say to the women and the families now who might have to come out of pocket and pay for this health care coverage that they want, that they need, and that will now potentially cost them money? she said look, this is a religious freedom issue, a first amendment issue, it's been settled by the courts and the president took action today. or at least the administration, ashley. >> blake burman, thanks for rushing out to the camera to bring us up to speed. thank you very much. sarah sanders mentioning the jobs report, it showed we lost 33,000 jobs in september. but let's be

. >> she tried to schedule an abortion but the attorneys at the aclu say she was blocked by the trump administration trump administration. >> they prohibited their shelter where she was dating from transporting her for any abortion related appointments. they were literally holding her hostage, blocking the door, fronting her from obtaining an abortion. >> the aclu filed a federal lawsuit on the grounds that all women in the u.s., including illegal immigrants, have a constitutional right to an abortion. but attorneys for the justice department argued that it wasn't blocking her right to the procedure, it was simply refusing to help her get one. >> the government has not put any obstacles in her path, rather, the government is refusing to facilitate an abortion. >> in the end, the d.c. court of appeals sided with the aclu and jane doe received her abortion last week despite the trump administration's efforts to stop it. >> we were very upset about it. i think it is a serious problem, should not have happened. we are disturbed about it. >> the attorney general is worried about a lot of t

the aclu will say that. what i say to that is let's say, eric, there's a hundred illegal aliens, okay? and two of them, just two of the hundred are violent criminal aliens who commit murder. like the remembrance project victims that campaigned with president trump and told their stories of their family member. i guarantee you, eric, if an aclu lawyer's family member was one of those kill, they would have a whole different perspective. and that's only two of them. so how do we figure out which ones of the two, the ten, the twelve of the hundred are actually the ones that are going to murder, rape and kill people? look, we have enough of our own u.s.-born criminals that we have to deal with. we don't need to deal with -- it's a crime. tom hullman always says it. it's a crime from the beginning to cross the border illegally. that makes you a criminal. we're a nation of laws, eric. we have to abide by them. therefore, we need more beds because we have to have a place to put them. we're not going to put 'em back

. >> so a one to present a case as former president of the aclu. last month students affiliated with black lives matter shot down as a member of the aclu was scheduled to newspeak they shut that down time defend those free speech rights and the protesters were shouting aclu you protect them to do that well but uphold the constitution and liberalism is white supremacy. it was out when those topics of our arguments were presented but now you have a book but had you found in your research with those efforts? letter retrying to accomplish?. >> ironically the executive director of the aclu of virginia was going to be speaking on campus of free speech rights on campus. >>. >> to violate. >> in to shoot down a campus program i put myself in her position. is so what is the most constructive way as a teacher somebody who's definitely wants to empathize with them? and we don't want to demonize or disparage them. so what is positive? so to be committed to social and racial justice. so especially for the of thought that we hate. and with that censorship is the

you have the aclu suing. sarah huckabee sanders was asked about the aclu's comments and chose not to emphasize why the administration is doing this, talking about religious liberties, which is something the president campaigned on and reemphasized when he signed an executive order on religious liberties. >> javier becerra in california said they plan to challenge this, but it is a promise the president made to the conservative right. i want to bring in tom brokaw. can we go back for a second, and i want to ask you as somebody who has questioned many a president and many a press secretary in your day. we heard sarah sanders say this is a president who wants to preserve the element of surprise, who wants to keep his adversaries guessing. yet he also keeps the american people guessing. we don't know. maybe the military leaders around him are guessing. maybe the foreign policy establishment is guessing what he meant when he said calm before the storm. what do you make of it? >> well, i think it just made donald t

not surprisingly, the aclu seized this opportunity, along with their abortion allies to mandate that taxpayers facilitate our abortion and this is just a shocking case because it shows you just how far the aclu, their friends at planned parenthood and the abortion industry want to take their extremist abortion agenda. they want to use this girl, and what they're trying to do is use or a sort of a way to internationalize roe vs. wade. declaring that she has a constitutional right to have a taxpayer-funded abortion. the last time i checked the constitution only applies to americans. >> tucker: i don't think it directly addresses whether or not we have an obligation to pay for the abortions of illegal aliens. it almost seems like -- the left loves abortion, they think it's the key to freedom. it almost seems like it's not really all about the abortion, if the aclu and affiliated group seeing how high they can raise the middle finger in the face of middle america and say we hate you, we despise your values and we will do exactly what we want to make you pay for it whether you like it or

cofounded the aclu women right process. at some point, you were pregnant again but you handled a little differently. >> yes. i didn't announce that i was pregnant. out a year or two year contract. i feared that if i told the dean that i was pregnant, my contract would not be renewed. instead, i borrowed my mother-in-law's clothes. she was one size larger. i was able to get through the spring semester my son was born early in september. on the last day of classes, i said to my college, when i come back in the fall, there will be one more in our family. that ended the speculation about my gaining lot of weight. [laughter] >> then, in that project, working with the aclu and women's rights project, you won five out of six cases before the supreme court. first is reid versus reid. military housing benefits for husband, equals wives. the one that you lost at the time but later won crime property tax exemption. you won -- social security survivor benefits for mens equal wives. final women have the right to serve on a jury. when we

not surprisingly, the aclu seized this opportunity, along with their abortion allies, to mandate that taxpayersci facilitate her abortion and this is just a shocking case because it shows you just how far the aclu, their friends at plannedho parenthood and the abortion industry want to take their extremist abortion agenda. they want to use this girl, and what they're trying to do is use her as sort of a way to internationalize roe vs. wade. declaring that she has a constitutional right to have a taxpayer-funded abortion. the last time i checked, the constitution only applies to americans. >> tucker: i don't think it directly addresses whether or not we have an obligation to pay for the abortions of illegal aliens. it almost seems like -- the left loves abortion, they think it's the key to freedom. it almost seems like it's not really all about the abortion, it's the aclu and affiliated group seeing how high they can raise the middle finger in the face of middle america and say we hate you, we despise your values and we will do exactly what we want to make you pay for it whether you li

went to thew, i aclu. i did not go to the all women's group, because if this change was going to be made solid it , had to be men working together with women. men putting what i call equal citizenship stature for men and women high on their human rights agenda. together with freedom of speech, equal citizenship stature. many of the men , i worked with originally might have had doubts. when they realized what the history was and how arbitrary that the limitations on what -- could dodo work, were, they became feminists. judge williams: another question? we need a microphone over there. >> my name it reina, i'm a recent graduate of law in florida. and i am a fellow sponsored by the florida bar association. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to hear you speak today. in my last year of law school, i focused on native american rights. our teacher often referred to as -- it as the exception to exception. we would open our books and look at the opinions and look and say, it is ginsburg, what's going on. and w

and you cofounded the aclu women 's rights project. at some point, you were pregnant again, but you handled it a little differently. justice ginsburg: yes. i didn't announce that i was pregnant. [laughter] justice ginsburg: i was at that time on a year-to-year contract. and i feared that if i told the dean that i was pregnant, my contract would not be renewed. so instead, i borrowed my mother-in-law's clothes. the ever supportive mother-in-law. she was one size larger. i was able to get through the spring semester. my son conveniently was born early in september. and then on the last day of classes, i said to my colleagues, when i come back in the fall there will be one more in our family. that ended the speculation about my gaining lot of weight. [laughter] judge williams: and so then in that project, working with the aclu and women's rights project, you won five out of six cases before the supreme court. first is reid versus reid. women have the right to serve as the administrator of an estate. military housing benefits for husband,

however, in the emails the aclu has obtained for litigation, his name shows up in eararly march s part of a new what i will call of double top secret policy no one gets an abortion without scott lloyd permission. in the shelters were ordered not to do anything to help any minor wanted an abortion take steps toward that. such as complying with state laws by seeking a judicial bypass order. scott lloyd has also done things like flight to texas to go to shelters to personally minister, talk to, control pregnant unaccompanied minors. and presumably on the government dime post of this is highly unusual for the head of an agency to act that way and be so personally involved in individual cases. and personally directing individual cases to the outcome that he wants, not the outcomeme that is right for that jane. amy: jennifer, how common is this jane? >> unfortunately, it is all too common. as susan said,d, when young womn come to this country searching for a better life, there often subject to sexual assault. there may be hundreds of pregnant young women every year. so although yesterday jan

brian: they are saying that the aclu protects. allison: they need to be educated. when you see 18 and 21 euros doing stuff -- are those students or activists? on,have two things going dudes that are 18 and 21 years old, their learning and growing. they don't have a real historical sense. they can make things that -- statements like that and they had no historical context. they understand how this operates and for me, my job as an educator is helping them have that context, not to tell them to think a different way but to have -- to say look out extremist actions or violent actions have played out in history, have you ever led to the things you want to see realized? once you become educated, you realize the role of unintended consequences and you realize that most of the great breakthroughs come from nonviolent actions. you can tell people that, they have to own it and learned for themselves. you can keep asking them questions so they can arrive at some of those conclusions on their own. views, they student need to be educated, the activist piece, that is a horrible

chanting] aclu protects hitler, too. shame shame shame. brian: they are saying that the aclu protects hitler. allison: they need to be educated. when you see 18 and 21-year-olds doing stuff, are those students or activists? you have two things going on, dudes that are 18 and 21-years-old, they re learning and growing. they don't have a real historical sense. they can make statements like that and they have no historical context. they understand how this operates and for me, my job as an educator is helping them have that context, not to tell them to think a different way but to have -- to say look out extremist actions or violent actions have played out in history, have you ever led to the things you want to see realized? once you become educated, you realize the role of unintended consequences and you realize that most of the great breakthroughs come from nonviolent actions. but you know, you can tell people that, they have to own it and learned for themselves. you can keep asking them questions so they can arrive at some of those conclus

however, in the emails the aclu has obtained for litigation, his name shows up in early march as part of a new what i will call of double top secret policy no one gets an abortion without scott lloyd permission. in the shelters were ordered not to do anything to help any minor wanted an abortion take steps toward that. such as complying with state laws by seeking a judicial bypass order. scott lloyd has also done things like flight to texas to go to shelters to personally minister, talk to, control pregnant unaccompanied minors. and presumably on the government dime post of this is highly unusual for the head of an agency to act that way and be so personally involved in individual cases. and personally directing individual cases to the outcome that he wants, not the outcome that is right for that jane. amy: jennifer, how common is this jane? >> unfortunately, it is all too common. as susan said, when young women come to this country searching for a better life, there often subject to sexual assault. there may be hundreds of pregnant young women every year. so although yesterday jane w

aclu has already filed a lawsuit or announced its intention to and this was their response, the trump administration is forcing women to pay for their boss's religious belief and we're filing this lawsuit because the federal government cannot authorize discrimination against women in the name of religion or otherwise. your response to that would be what? >> i don't think it's been a secret that i would probably never use the aclu to get any of my talking points. the president believes that the freedom to practice one's faith is a fundamental right in this country and that's all today was about. our federal government should always protect that right. as long as donald trump is president, he will. >> what would you say maybe to the women out there or to the families out there who now have to pay more out of their pocket to get contraception coverage that they choose and desire? >> this is a president who supports the first amendment, supports the freedom of religion. i don't understand why that should be an issue. the supreme court has validated this decision, certainly many times over

here with us now is the lead attorney on the aclu case. this is unbelievable. it's hard to sift through all of it. what's the latest with jane doe and her case? >> we went to an appeals court on friday and on friday the appeals court said that we had to wait another 11 days to try to find an immigration sponsor for jane doe so that she may be released to have the abortion. the court refused to rule on the constitution question and now we're in limbo again. >> i want to point out this is a class action lawsuit. it's not just about this one teenager. tell us about the new policy that was issued in march and the e-mails in which lloyd says point-blank that shelters quote, should not be supporting abortion services but only life farming options counseling. is that an official policy? >> it is. it's not a law. it's a policy developed by this new appointee by the trump administration who is antiabortion himself and is using his official power to try to block young women who are in federal custody from getting abortion care. >> you shared e-mails with us that details

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the aclu says is unconstitutional because it violates the separation of church and state. 120,000 women are estimated to lose access to contraception due to this rule. >>> a practice run in san francisco ahead of the air show. you may have seen or heard the blue angels. they're just one of the big attractions this weekend. it could draw more than 1 million people to the city. we have a preview of some of the highflying acrobatics. >> reporter: they're called leapfrog for obvious reasons. jumping from a plane at 4500 feet high in the sky one by one, these navy seals fluttered down to earth. >> were just circling around and then everything was turning and swirling! >> we are doing things that are for demonstration purposes. was we do for the mission is done at night. you ever hear is coming would never see us, we would just sneak in on you. >> it was like the first time you redid it? back all i was scared to death. are you kidding? >> mind blowing. >> reporter: next, 700 miles an hour, a biker demo team. >> our main goal is inspiring the next generation of air force, airman and aviation e

the aclu called the change another low point for the department of justice which has been cruelly consistent in its hostility toward the lgbt community. >> karen joins us with accuweather. similar to yesterday? >> yeah even a little bit warmer. let's take a look at storm tracker. we are dry. we may see a sprinkle up north in the poconos today, mostly just staying dry. we're looking live over the commodore barry bridge. we'll see a mix of clouds and sun as you're heading out the door. temperatures about 6 degrees warmer than they were yesterday morning the dew point is up as well. it feels a little more humid. the wind is out of the southwest, pressure holding steady. ocean temperature 69. we have a fair amount of clouds out, a couple of sprinkles trying to form to the west. a better chance of a sprinkle in the poconos as you see the showers moving up to the north but it's basically a day of clouds, sunshine, sticky, unseasonably warm. we'll make it up to 83 degrees today. 6:00 a.m., 67. at 8:00 a.m., holding at that. by 10:00 a.m. you're already above your average high for this date. 77 at l

>> the aclu is demanding government drop search warrants that would allow them to access personal facebook page force protesters accused of planning several inauguration day celebrations. >> three activists are at the sent he of the case and the warrant gives access to private messages, friends lists, statuses updates and more. here's "fox5" tisha lewis. >> we all remember these from inauguration day. targeting three facebook acts are tearingeting and activists my main concern he don't want them rummageing through my personal information. i have a lot of non protest related activity on my facebook account i don't want them to see including stuff like talking about medications and talking about mental health issues and talking about other friends' mental health issues. >> 37-year-old man is one of the protesters that his facebook account as surprised by authority sfwlz they're asking because i was media spokes person on behalf of to rome into my account alike a fishing expedition. >> there's a ton of people's lives they put on facebook will be exposed by overbroad search warrants w

it came from members of the aclu, from other groups in the community that wanted to see it happen. >> after all the protests, it comes down to the next two days. the daca headline and the push to get protection from deportation. >> the mess from equifax. there are two moves you should be considering right now if you're affected. >> colon os comies are more popular than congress. >> funny lines about a serious subject. a court case that some say could reshape our democracy. >> we are in store for a couple of cool >>> daca deadline is this thursday. but out of here, thousands haven't done it. reasons they're refusing to do it. >> reporter: if you are one of those daca recipients we're talking about, you should know the folks inside that building will not be contacting you. it is also important that you know that you need to fill out this application. it is due not post marked by, but due by october 5. this thursday. at cal state east bay, students handed out slips with the reminder. some have done it right before september 5 when homeland security stopped processing applications. >> i'm

you had the chance to file on time that would prevent the aclu from moving the process along and she actually had the abortion. how do you respond to that? >> she was determined to do that. the lawyers that were representing her were determined to have that abortion. they were able to file, have the abortion at 4:30 in the morning before we were filing our brief the next morning. my lawyers tell me that they were told by their lawyers that that would not happen. this is a total surprise and it really a breach of the kind of providence that lawyers should be able to have with one another. we are very upset about it. i think it's a serious problem. it should not have happened. and we are disturbed about it, i've got to tell you. >> bret: do you think this issue is going to come up again and go all the way up to the federal government about these federal dollars being used? >> i don't believe that we should be using taxpayers dollars to fund abortions. i think in this case, certainly ones not justified. we've resisted it steadfastly. i'm very disappointed that these lawyers are able to

the aclu says the rule is discriminatory. >> dove is slammed on social media for an advertisement that many have called racist. >> and furious mobs form outside some mcdonald's after the fast food restaurant runs out of szechuan sauce. >> mobs, sauce, really. >> that were mcangry. i got them all morning long. >> it's a long morning already and it's only 5:42. we're going to head to break with a live look across the d.c. region. we are at a muggy heavy 75 degrees. rain in most of the areas right now. we'll have a if you mean full forecast onthe other side. you're watching fox5 news morning. finally, i've found chicken tenders that can pass as mine, e i've got better things to do. andre, i need a longer straw! introducing mcdonald's buttermilk crispy tenders. juicy, and made with 100% white meat. >> ♪ >> 5:45 is the time right now. do we really want to get away? do we really want to fly away. >> not necessarily a great day for flying but who doesn't want to get away? i'm just back and i want to get away again. [laughter] >> that's true. that's a good point.

on the other hand the aclu is planning a lawsuit. we talked to one local woman who says hearing the news today she almost cried. >> no one else knows whatever pain i had to go through every month. i have to take the birth control. or i end up in the hospital. >> one hoe kal doctor said we could see our unintended pregnancy rates go back up with the ruling. >>> tonight we're learning new information about the gambling abouts of the las vegas shooter. the irs reports stephen paddock won $5 million in 2015 alone. known for betting big on video game poker. the motive still unknown. las vegas police say they're confident no one else entered that hotel room prior the shooting. that came out today. 58 people were murdered. hundreds of others were injured. >> one of the largest gun shows of the east coast is getting under way this weekend at the fwraeter philadelphia expore center. 8,000 people are expected. we talked to today the right to own weapons is one thing. but having a bump stock isn't necessary. >> i have been beened involved in we

lgbt groups and the aclu promised to challenge it in court. >>> the philadelphia sheriff's office will become the first in pennsylvania to implement a transgender directive. it ensures that transgender individuals are treated with dignity. the directive is modeled after other progressive policies now in use across the country. >> it's 5:58. cam newton apologized but the reporter herself is now apologizing too. we'll explain. >> and that favor everyone jumps up and down for leads to a hazmat situation. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! spice, because it became so intense at a baltimore school it made people sick. it got so bad the hazmat team was called out to test for toxins. this is like the person in the elevator with too much perfume. a little bit is all right. too much not so good. it turned out to be an air freshener. apparently you can have too much of a good thing. >>

advocates for broader access to birth control describe this as a setback with the aclu already announcing a lawsuit. >> what this rule does is put that coverage in jeopardy because it puts control in their boss's hands as to whether they have access to birth control coverage that is currently guaranteed. >> reporter: as for timing, the new rule goes into effect immediately. lester. >> hallie jackson at the white house. thanks >>> now to the cryptic comment from president trump that is rippling across washington tonight. surrounded by military leaders and their spouses, the president told reporters that they might be seeing "the calm before the storm," a remark that prompted many to ask was he referring to something specific. the white house isn't saying. nbc's peter alexander has more. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> reporter: from the oval office tonight president trump with a wink and a tease. >> thank you very much. you'll find out. >> reporter: revealing no new details about the meaning of this cryptic comment during a reception with military leaders and their spouses thursday n

there are a number of different organizations that have already begun the lawsuits to fight back >> the aclu is threatening to sue the administration over it. there are certain paths they can taking it's going to be a little bit did you not because under the obama administration's role, there were so many lawsuits and there are still about 50 pending lawsuits that started from under the obama administration, so all of that is going to be worked out. but the way they did this can be attacked. whether companies are going to try to limit women's access to birth control is going to be looked at as well. >> all right. big news today. kimberly leonard, thank you so much from the washington examiner for shedding light on it. appreciate it. >>> today's jobs report shows the extraordinary impact recent weather events have had on our economy. calculations from estimated it could cause between and 245 billion in economic losses >> that was the white house press secretary responding to the latest jobs report. the economy lost 33,000 jobs last month. it's the first jobs loss in nearly seven years. expert

the aclu overnight saying that is a nonstarter. take a look at some of the other demands that the white house is making to make this daca fix happen. increasing border expanding immigrants who can be dee porlted without going before a judge. they want to remove protections for unaccompanied minor immigrants. so, children who come across the border without their parents. and there's more. allowing local and state police to investigate immigration more broadly. they want to limit visas to spouses and family members of immigrants. specifically minor children. that's an issue that's been tied up in the courts. and, of course, the big one, they want to fund that southern border wall. already reaction this morning from top democrats here, including nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, the top democrats on the senate and house side saying that the administration can't be serious that they are about compromising with helping the dreamers if they begin with the list that is an anathema to the dreamers. going on to say that the president is not m

the aclu has already filed a lawsuit against the decision which planned parenthood calls an unassemble o ep isable attack on basic health care. tonight at 6:00 we will hear from focus on the family. back to you. >> well despite several opportunities today, president trump declined to clarify yesterday's dment about, quote, the calm before the storm. he made that cryptic comment at a photo op with his top generals when asked today about the storm he was referring to he said, only you will find out. later, the president and first lady hosted the celebration saluting hispanic heritage month when talking about recovery efforts in puerto rico president trump used a playful accent. >> we love puerto rico. puerto rico. and we also love puerto rico. and we are marshaling ever federal resource at our disposal. >> also today our recent hurricanes are blamed for the first negative jobs report in 7 years. the economy lost 33,000 jobs. >>> well up next here at 5:00 of an active crime scene in the south bay. a woman found dead in a local neighborhood. we are live on the scene with the new details. >

matt dos santos / director legal de aclu en oregon "again another horrible demonstration of how ice is operating in our communities." esto demuestra la horrible manera en la que opera ice en nuestras comunidades, dice dos santos... los agentes de ice terminan arrestando a bolaÑos y horas ms tarde ice lo confirma en un comunicado... que han cometido un error... y detuvieron al hombre equivocado.. arisbet bolaÑos / sobrina de carlos bolaÑos "they basically took him to the ice detention center and when he got there they just told him to leave that he was free to go because it was a mistake." arisbet dice que se llevaron a su tio al centro de detencion de ice y cuando lleg le dijeron que se poda ir, que estaba libre porque se trataba de una equivocacin... por su parte ice asegur que investigarn a fondo las circunstancias del arresto de bolaÑos y que el caso ha sido referido a la oficina del inspector general... familiares de bolaÑos estan tranquilos tras su liberacin... arisbet bolaÑos / sobrina de carlos bolaÑos "the way they arrested him not just for him but for all of our people.

s/gabriela melendez, aclu como cualquier otra mujer en ee.uu, jane doe tiene el derecho a obtener un aborto. tiene el derecho de tomar esa decisin por su cuenta y no hay porque evitarle esa decisin por eso en una peticin de emergencia le pidi el domingo a esta corte federal de apelaciones en washington d.c. que reconsidere su decisin inicial y le permita a la menor abortar de inmediato una opcin que el gobierno le contina negando. s/ randy serrano la semana pasada un panel de jueces le dio al gobierno hasta fin de mes para identificar un patrocinador que se encargue de la joven. pero segn los abogados de la menor, eso simplemente retrasa el proceso mientras que el tiempo apremia para ella que calcula tiene unos quince meses de embarazo y est detenida en un albergue del gobierno en texas- estado que prohbe el aborto despus de las veinte semanas. el gobierno por su parte le pidi a la corte este lunes que rechace la peticin de la joven. insiste que no se le est violando ningn derecho ya que ella puede conseguri un patrocinador que se enargue de ella o abandonar el pas voluntariamente y

advocates for broader access to birth control describe this as a setback with the aclu already announcing a lawsuit. >> what this rule does is put that coverage in jeopardy because it puts control in their boss's hands as to whether they have access to birth control coverage that is currently guaranteed. >> reporter: as for timing, the new rule goes into effect immediately. lester. >> action of the white house. thanks. >>> now nor the cryptic comment from president trump rippling across washington tonight. surrounded by military leaders and their spouses, the president told reporters they might be seeing, "the calm before the storm," a remark that has prompted many to ask was he referring to something specific. the white house isn't saying and nbc's peter alexander has more. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> reporter: from the oval office tonight president trump with a wink and a tease. >> thank you very much. you'll find out. >> reporter: revealing no new details about the meaning of this cryptic comment during a reception with military leaders and their spouses thursday night. >> yo

. >>> the aclu says more people are getting arrested for marijuana in pennsylvania, and african-americans are disproportionately affected. a new study shows that black people are eight times more likely to be arrested than whites. however, usage rates between the two groups seem to be the same. analysts left philadelphia out of the study because the city's decriminalization law led to a dramatic drop in arrests. the drop would have skewed numbers for the entire state. >>> at least ten people die from drug overdoses every day in pennsylvania. that's the motivation behind a discussion in radnor tonight. organizers want people to learn to recognize the signs of addiction and the resources available. residents will hear from experts and addicts in recovery. the discussion's at 6:00 tonight at the radnor township building. >>> happening today in old city, philadelphia officials and a developer will celebrate the grand opening for 500 walnut. the developer is calling the building's most exclusive, ultra-luxu ultra-luxury highrise tower. at the top, a 4,000 square-foot terrace that looks down on

the aclu fired a federal lawsuit on his behalf over the teenagers high school rest -- restroom policy. he is since graduated, but is hoping to change the school's policy. >> there is already snow falling . one of the big concerns of winter is your car. do you really need to spend the cash to winterize your ride? worse you think of a fe car on a cold winter day, turning on the ignition, and that is why mechanics say this time of the year is the best time to give your car a checkup. to make sure it makes it through the toughest season of the year on your car. seeing percent .ff seasonal maintenance much money offat their usual rate. a lot of these places are just advertising come ons to bring in customers so they can find a something else wrong with the car. >> ignore the specials and take your car to your personal mechanic. forou can do it yourself very little money. here is a car winterizing checklist. first, drain your cooling system and add a new anti-freeze. replace the wiper blades, and look at your battery and clean the connecting cables corrosion. >> good advice. almosting ahead

the aclu has also already filed a lawsuit but the white house says it is willing to take this one all the way to the supreme court. >>> trimet prepared to board a helicopter this afternoon he was asked by reporters to weigh in on the accusation against harvey weinstein. >> i've known harvey for a long time. i'm not surprised at this. >> he was referring to the allegations of sexual misconduct against harvey weinstein. he is on definite leave while they conduct an investigation into those allegations made by employees and actresses. she said she was working as his lawyer and says today she is no longer representing him. track back video of an airplane landing in germany has been viewed millions of times in the matter of days and when you see the video, you will understand why. >>> watch the world's largest passenger jet land during a powerful windstorm. >> we are starting off with clear skies but over the next few days winds will be on the increase and fire danger will be a big concern. we will talk more about that coming up. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come to

one man who lives in phoenix, he was a plaintiff in the aclu class—action lawsuit against maricopa county. this is what he said after you were pardoned. these are powerful words. he said, "by pardoning him," that is you, "trump is saying to the nation that it is ok to insult another race or another culture. instead of making america great, trump is making america a lot more divided, just likejoe arpaio did here in phoenix." well, when you talk about one person or two people that complained, i'm not going to get into that case on a probable cause. but when you have one or two, where is the uproar? where are all the victims? not even appearing in court to testify. you want more. i'll give you more. the mayor of phoenix. you know what he said after the pardon? he says, this pardon of arpaio is a slap in the face to the people of maricopa county, especially the latino community and all of those he victimised, systematically and illegally violating their civil rights. well, that's the mayor that's running for office. this is all politics, with him speaking out. he ought to worry about his poli

several groups already suing, including the state of massachusetts and the aclu. the national women's law center arguing the rules give employers a license to discriminate against women. president trump's team insisting it's a campaign promise fulfilled. >> and we are proudly reaffirming america's leadership role as a nation that protects religious freedom. >> meanwhile, the president, a former reality tv star, is also introducing a political cliff hanger. >> mr. president, what did you mean by calm before the storm? yesterday, what did you mean by that? >> thank you very much. >> offering a wink and a smile. >> you'll find out. >> but no new details about the meaning of his cryptic comment during a reception with military leaders and their spouses thursday night. >> you guys know what this represents? >> tell us, sir. >> i don't know, maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> what's the storm? >> could be the calm, the calm before the storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> his press secretary sarah huckabee sanders providing no clarity. >> we'