House. Mola. Reporter michelle, this is a devastating blow to about 800,000 people. A decision not being received well here in washington and really throughout the country as you mentioned but the Trump Administration insists that this is about law and order and about pushing congress to do their jobs. The Trump Administration is canceling a program which allowed Illegal Immigrants brought to america as children to stay and work legally. The department of Homeland Security should begin an orderly lawful winddown including the cancellation of the memo that authorized this program. Reporter an estimated 800,000 people are given work permits which last for two years. The administration will phase out the program by allowing current permits to expire, requests for new permits which have already been submitted will be considered on a case bycase basis. It also denied jobs to hundreds of thousands of americans by allowing those same illegal aliens to take those jobs. Reporter protestors demo
[applause] senator scott i look around at all the graduates sitting in front of me and i know that the best is yet to come. This is the universe that has university that has graduated more general officers and our military, africanamerican officers in our military. 19 United States military generals. Then perhaps any other school of its size. You see, the best is yet to come. I will close because my dreams have taken me all over the world , and i have been working on my singing lessons because my ultimate dream is to sing in front of thousands of people and hear the roar in the applause as i mesmerize folks with my singing voice. Back in 1983 when i was graduating from high school, the song that stuck with me for the last 32 years is a song called, hold onto your dreams. Maybe somebody out there dont know them. But anyway. All right. Will you go ahead and start the music, president . All, he said he forgot the music. [laughter] senator scott nevermind. I would just sing a knock up ella
Three children i 90 westbound has been closed at west at 170 we been getting conflicting information every 30 minutes it but the latest but the latest that we are hearing e e we are getting ready to open up the freeway im guessing by the status we see over my shoulder perhaps an annex to 20 . D have it this inner belt an the freeway i 90 westbound open to traffic this investigation is continuing to fold just a great great loss for the Law Enforcement Community Today in a tragic reminder for all drivers out there to pull over when they see First Responders update theo story suspect facing murder and kidnapping charges after a women and two bodiesft were found in a house in ashland peggy gallic is in thel courtroom and joins us now with more on what happened today. Thats right the charges were filed late this afternoon Ashland County Common Pleas Court and defendant john great is expected to pan be arraigned on the charges tomorrow afternoon that only fox a cameras were rolling this afte
Qaeda in iraq and syria. How we address these challenges today will greatly affect your generation tomorrow. The agreements we sign, the solutions we put in place, you will inherit. You will own them. How will they affect the way the world sees america . How they affect your relationship with the Global Community . If you believe, like i believe that the United States is stronger as an engaged constructive partner, how you strengthen connections with people around the world and break down barriers to improve the world around you will determine what you will really say in the year 2060. When you stand at this podium in 2050 2060, the world will be a very different place. Your advice to graduates will likely be unpredictable by what is true today. The world you are inheriting today is smaller, more popular more populated and more inpatient for instant gratification in the world my generation inherited. When you deliver that commencement address in 2060, what we save about the ethics of g
He is expected to be talking about serious civil war. Well bring live coverage right here as those remarks are made. Now we turn to syria where inspectors are on route to investigate a chemical weapons attack, and were shot at by a sniper. They were on road to the suburb of damascus when they were attacked. They were able to continue on in another vehicle. The u. N. Said they were confident they would get any evidence despite its a weeks passing since that attack. We have more on the inspectors and the attack. Reporter United Nations chemical weapons investigators leave their Damascus Hotel to inspect the site of last weeks attack. But an u. N. Spokesperson said unidentified snipers deliberately shot at the first vehicle to approach the area. This shows the 4 x 4 that was targeted. Bullet hole in the windshield. No one was injured but the team was forced to go back to the syrian army checkpoint. It took four days of negotiation before the Syrian Government would allow the u. N. Investi