Investigating a battle over sanctuary cities. President elect donald trump vowed to cut funding to those cities within his first 100 days in office. We wanted to find out which ohio cities could be impact and what kind of cuts were talking about. Megan hickey is live with exclusive findings. Two cities in our area could be on that list. Lorain have been called informal sanctuary cities. The reason is community policing. We will end the sanctuary cities that have resulted in so many needless deaths. Reporter donald trump says plans to make good on a campaign promise. An ohio jobs and justice tax founder tells me it could impact hundreds of cities. Cities. Its a whisk and a nod, and they still protect people informally. Reporter they disagree with the policy. Nobody could be afraid to call the Police Department when they need help, regardless of their immigration status. Reporter a 2009 overlapped ordinance says the city wont ask about the immigration statuses of witnesses and victims. A
It appear thats trump did chase that, either to pay off money that his business has owed or decorate the hallways. This is the late nest the series of stories that you have been working on. You sent him some questions, so far no answers from the campaign. What are some of the questions . Well, the biggest question is whether trump has given any of his own money since 2008. Thats the last time that we and see that he gave any money and no money to them and, not much money to anybody else. He claims that he has given millions away and, i have spent months, looking for it. And i found almost none. How much time has trump spent on his foundation . Thats a good question. Every year, in his irs filings, he has to tell them. So for, nine years he told the i. R. Snchts zero hours per week. In the last filing, in, 2014, one halfhour per week. So, let me put two examples on the table, the case of greenberg, he was a player, and that Charity Golf Tournament add million prize and, on the 13th hole
For weeks, the attention of the nation has been focused on the voters of West Virginia and upon the efforts of these two men to enlist their support in the president ial preference balloting next tuesday. In that voting, only registered democrats can cast their ballots for these president ial candidates and the outcome of the voting is not binding on the democratic delegates to the july convention in los angeles. Still, it is generally agreed that the results of next weeks election in West Virginia will be important to the president ial ambitions of the winner and of the loser. With a desire to crystallize for the voter the issues in the West Virginia president ial race, the charleston gazette, wchstv, and participating stations in and out of the state have brought senators humphrey and kennedy together for this encounter. A formal debate will begin the program. The question and answer part will follow the debate. The questions which will be asked have been sent in to the charleston ga
The following political debate is being presented by the charleston gazette and participating stations as a public service. Here is the moderator for the debate, news director bill aims. Mr. Ames good evening. The West Virginia primary Election Campaign has been characterized by the unique and unusual. A facetoface debate tonight senator Hubert Humphrey minnesota and senator John F Kennedy of massachusetts. For weeks, the attention of the nation has been focused on the thers of West Virginia and efforts to enlist their support in the president ial preference balloting next tuesday. In that voting, only registered democrats can cast ballots for these candidates, and the outcome of the voting is not binding of democratic delegates to the convention in los angeles. Still, it is agreed that the results of next weeks election in West Virginia are important to the president ial ambitions of the winner. With a desire to crystallize the issues for the voters, the charleston gazette and partici
Election campaign has already been characterized by the unique and unusual, and that tradition is being followed in spectacular and unusual fashion tonight with a face to face debate between senator hubert h. Humphrey of minnesota and senator john f. Kennedy of massachusetts. Weeks, the attention of the four weeks for weeks, the attention of the nation has been focused on the voters of West Virginia and upon the efforts of these two men to enlist their support in the president ial preference balloting next tuesday. In that voting, only registered democrats can cast their ballots for these president ial candidates and the outcome of the voting is not binding on the democratic delegates to the july convention in los angeles. Still, it is generally agreed that the results of next weeks election in West Virginia will be important to the president ial ambitions of the winner and of the loser. With a desire to crystallize for the voter the issues in the West Virginia president ial race, the