right? know the only that, but you had a congressman the other day, ocasio-cortez talking about people taking them into their homes. and ice these people had due process through taxpayer expense and ordered boo by a judge to go home and if you and i ignored an order, what would happen? if this doesn t happen, they might as well open it up, because we have no sovereignty. if people want to step in the way of ice, look further. it s a crime to impede federal law enforcement officer. neil: the law is on your side, no doubt about that, images can play havoc in the middle of this and the reason i m thinking, i m hold enough to remember the elian gonzalez case when he was seized from a home and ultimately sent back to cuba and it was those images, legal as they were, to retrieve him, that stuck in american s heads during
they sentenced him to many years in prison. why? because he wanted to bring communication equipment to the jewish community. so it s a lawless land. they ll give refuge to anyone. and he ll do whatever he wishes. let s get to another travis that you are deeply, deeply involved in right now. this has to do with the visit to cuba by beyonce and jay-z. you wrote a letter to the treasury department asking them to give you info about whether there was a license that allowed them to travel there. reuters reporting right now that the treasury did license that trip. and this is what the white house press secretary jay carney said about the trip. decisions made about cultural travel and academic travel are made by the treasury department, and i would refer you for specific cases to the treasury department. it is certainly been the case that under this administration we have eased the ability to travel to cuba for those purposes. but the decisions at the individual level are made at the trea
played a role in a medical helicopter crash that killed four people. this happened nearly two years ago in missouri. investigators say the pilot had been sending and receiving text messages during that flight. they think that he was distracted and misjudged how much fuel he had left, and how far he could actually fly. federal officials will hear more about that case that is scheduled for today. and this simply does not happen obsessmy street. a man who dressed up like cookie monster is in big trouble this morning. he s accused of pushing a 2-year-old boy out of his stroller and cursing out the boy and his mother. this cookie monster allegedly lost his cool when the boy s mother refused to pay him $2 after posing for a picture in new york s times square. the suspect 33-year-old lopez is charged with reckless endangerment, and endangering the welfare of a child. he denies those charges. not cool at all. and check out these pictures, it is a dramatic rescue above the frigid james river
it is very active out there. warm in the south, with temperatures in the 80s for the afternoon highs. back over to you two. we ll take that temperatures in the 80s. jennifer delgado, thanks so much. there is crazy weather out there. new this morning, hundreds of people evacuated from their homes as strong, gusty winds fueled brushfire just north of los angeles. this was sparked by downed power lines. so far, it s burned about 170 acres and damaged two structures. about 400 firefighters right now trying to get things under control. no injuries have been reported so far. new developments this morning in the case of those two little florida boys we told you about yesterday. kidnapped by their father, and taken to sea. now law enforcement officials in tampa say they ve received information that 2-year-old chase hakken and 4-year-old cole are in cuba this morning. they were allegedly abducted from their grandparents home by their father, joshua, last week. it is believed he took them
if it found that these two little florida boys are in cuba, and you have experienced 13 years ago with the elian gonzalez case, a famous case, obviously this is the reverse, if it is found that these two little boys are in cuba, do you think it will be difficult to get them back? well, i wouldn t call it a reverse of the elian case. it s quite different. and here in the united states, we have a system that works with checks and balances. the elian case went through the court. you can t compare that to a kidnapping where there s no redress and there s no criminal justice system that is impartial in cuba. right first i meant they were in cuba instead of here. okay, thank you. because, i would never compare this wonderful country with a communist tyranny in cuba. but, unfortunately, those parents, and those poor children, innocent ones, will now be in a country where there are no laws, there is no redress, and where it has been a