biotech, high tech, in all of those things. everything we are number one. how is it possible when we have the strictest environmental laws in the united states? [ applause ] you can do both. protect the environment and protect the economy at the same time. it s that simple. you can drop the mike with that one. okay. i want to turn to a more close to home subject and bring rodrigo into the conversation. you are still in grief. i hope you will raise your question with the governor. governor, nice to see you. nice to meet you. nice to see you. on february 19th, my fiancee and son were driving back from church when they were tragically killed, t-boned by an illegal immigrant. my son was in the vehicle. saw his mom die.
[ applause ] you can do both. protect the environment and protect the economy at the same time. it s that simple. you can drop the mike with that one. okay. sg i want to turn to a more close to home suggest and bring rodrigo into the conversation. you are still in grief. i hope you will raise your question with the governor. governor, nice to see you. nice to meet you. nice to see you. on february 19th, my fiancee and son were driving back from church when they were tragically killed, t-boned by an illegal immigrant. my son was in the vehicle. saw his mom die. from this illegal immigrant who has been deported five times, three duis. nobody reached out to us, not
two sons. she was actually going to get married this summer and had a long life planned. the case is now getting national attention amid a growing push towards sanctuary city status all across the state of california. the victim s fiance, joins us now with more on this tragic story. good morning to you. good morning. ainsley: unfortunately we re talking about your story today because you lost your fiance. tell us what happened last month on february 19th. she was heading back from church on february 19th with our older son who is 18. he had hing back from church when she begin to cross the interis, she was struck by this estrad-o, illegal immigrant and killed instantly. ainsley: tell us about him. he has been deported five times? he has been deported five times.
break all kinds of records today, 65 in sioux falls, south dakota, on february 19th. and then as we re saying out across the west, that s where all the weather continue to be. abby: reminding myself it s february. reporter: exactly. abby: thank you, rick. pete: thanks, rick. coming up, liberals horrified that first lady melania trump did this at her husband s rally our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. pete: public prayer has a long tradition in our country, but heaven forbid we upset the left. clayton: and we re about to blind you with science. rick is making clouds in a bottle. we have some other experiments up our sleeve straight ahead. abby: excited, you? clayton: i love clouds in a bottle. [laughter] [car engine failing to start]
[laughter] let s get to the fake weather. reporter: it s freezing outside. abby: fake. reporter: i m not wearing a coat. clayton: it was beautiful yesterday. reporter: what is it, today, i have no idea, can the 21st? abby: no one s there. reporter: february 19th, by the way. it is also 6:35 in the morning, so we ll have to give people a chance to get up. beautiful day. take a look at the maps, show you what s going on. we have spring kind of the eastern half of the country. take a look at the temperatures today, 72 in kansas city, 63 in chicago. tomorrow, 68 in chicago. were going to blow away records again. it s been going on for about the last week, and we have a really warm week on tap across a lot of at least the eastern two-thirds of the country. by thursday cooler, more seasonable air comes n. take a look at this also, pretty much clear skies all across the east. we had some rain yesterday, things looking good, but not out across the west. another system today, guys,