For and in a way that is not argumentative but i find highly per was persuasive he makes a strong case and along the way using his incredible stretchtive powers and descriptive powers and second to none in being able to in a concise way describe a scene, a room, a group of people, he carries you along through this own travels, along the southern border and borders around the world, and along the way i believe he makes a strong case for his ideas of how we should deal withour borders. Peter, this is not the first book that you have written and in a moment well enumerate the other books if you have within d have opportunity articles and radio programs, short form news and long form talk shows. Youre quite literate on these matters. And let me begin by talking about some of the Current Issues related to immigration. For example, just a week or two ago, a nurse who turned whistleblower at an i. C. E. Detention center in georgia went public with charges that a medical doctor there had perfo
Twitter major consideration to naming the far left group an organization of terror demonstrators are out calling for gun reform with democratic president ial candidates echoing. President trump aiming to bring the focus back to Mental Health. Well discuss that immediate future with chuck todd and later we revisit one of our sunday favorite sit downs with David Letterman. His Netflix Series and what life has been like in the four years since he left the air. Since i stopped being on the air, people are really, really nice to me were they not previously . There used to be a lot of there he is, get him get him. Our special twopart sunday sit down with David Letterman and harry smith and a life well lived. Lets begin with breaking news overnight isis is claiming responsibility for a bomb detonated at a wedding killing 63 including women and children the taliban condemned the attack this comes as the United States is working on a deal with the taliban. We approach 18 years of war in afghani
Can get greedy. We are not going to do a whole lot more today, but we will be technically a few degrees cooler today in most spots. The real story is the warmup coming your way for the later part of this week. First let me see what sunday will look like, that is a a look from the top of the Sales Force Tower looking south and east. A beautiful morning starting to fill the sky, it is 63 in oakland, 53 in San Francisco and san jose looking at 61. Concord looking at 62. We will go to 66 for the daytime high today in the city, that will come in pretty much right about where we were yesterday for the daytime high. As we look across the bay area as a whole, 83 for inland locations. And the label on their says staying cool in parentheses. This gets us down about a degree or two below average. Its not necessarily cool, but in comparison to where we were at the end of this last week it is very cool. It is 20 to 25 degrees cooler. Enjoy this one, i will be back with more on the rest of that fore
Permit, and another worker who used an assumed name who was told to quit and reapply. 680 workers were detained in last weeks raids. Employers can be fined up to nearly 20,000 for undocumented worker. Its unclear if that has happened, but cbs news has learned undocumented workers have started receiving fines like this one for nearly 500. Cbs news contributor Maria Elena Salinas sat down with mike hurst, the District Attorney for the Southern District of mississippi. So you knew these companies were hiring undocumented immigrants. Why havent any of them been prosecuted . Well, in these types of executions, part of it is executing the criminal search warrants. So you can guarantee in the future whether its a week or six months that the employers who hired these particular workers will be prosecuted and will be in jail. I can guarantee well investigate this case, and if we get evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, the employers and owners will be prosecuted. Reporter companies in mississipp
Stefani that you called chief nance in here. And since chief nance is excited about telling me how to do my job, i have a question for you about yours. So first, chief nance, if i could ask you a few questions please, and thank you for being here. President yee supervisor walton . Supervisor walton through the chair. President yee thank you very much. Supervisor walton whats the likelihood of a juvenile ending up in Juvenile Hall or incarcerated . There are studies that exist, and i know there was a study referenced in the ordinance. To be clear, that study focused on 35,000 individuals in chicago, illinois, a city i know very well. 35,000 individuals, and the authors of that Study Indicate that in order to solidify the justification for using that study, other studies in other jurisdictions should be done. And therefore, no such study like that has been done in San Francisco. I can give you some presumptions about that. Supervisor walton since youre an expert a presumption is if a you