Us for right now. Cannot go anywhere. It is time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. Good evening, lawrence. You have been in that courtroom. Imagine the session is over, you had for that elevator on the 15th floor and you find yourself on the elevator with andrew weissman, the suburban and Adam Klasfeld and me, all of whom were in the courtroom today. That is what you are going to get. You will get that ride down the elevator but it will last an hour. I was going to say im polling the stop the Elevator Button so that we can get the most out of all of you. This is the Courthouse Table right here. Right on, thanks, lawrence. Thanks, rachel. The first thing judge juan merchan did in the courtroom before bringing the jury into the room or bringing the witness into the room was to rule in favor of donald trump on an evidentiary point. Donald trump pretends that never happens. He stands in the very hallway of that courthouse right outside the courtroom speaking to microphones every da
I apologize because a mistake was made. Police apologize for putting a crime victim behind bars. Now at 11 00 San Francisco is paying up for violating its own sanctuary city policy. Good evening. Im ken bastida. And im veronica de la cruz. Lets get you right to joe vazquez live in the newsroom with a six figure settlement. This settlement which pends approval by the board of supervisors would award 190,000 to an undocumented immigrant. The City Attorney said it shows San Francisco remains committed to its sanctuary city policies. He had gone to the Police Station because his stolen car had been recovered, but then San Francisco Police Officers arrested pedro figueroa, an undocumented immigrant, and handed him over to federal immigration officers in december, 2015 right in front of his young child. [ speaking spanish ] translator at this point my little girl was crying saying papa, papa and daddy, daddy. She was really emotionally stressed. Figueroa spent two months behind bars, then fi
I apologize because a mistake was made. Police apologize for putting a crime victim behind bars. Now at 11 00 San Francisco is paying up for violating its own sanctuary city policy. Good evening. Im ken bastida. And im veronica de la cruz. Lets get you right to joe vazquez live in the newsroom with a six figure settlement. This settlement which pends approval by the board of supervisors would award 190,000 to an undocumented immigrant. The City Attorney said it shows San Francisco remains committed to its sanctuary city policies. He had gone to the Police Station because his stolen car had been recovered, but then San Francisco Police Officers arrested pedro figueroa, an undocumented immigrant, and handed him over to federal immigration officers in december, 2015 right in front of his young child. [ speaking spanish ] translator at this point my little girl was crying saying papa, papa and daddy, daddy. She was really emotionally stressed. Figueroa spent two months behind bars, then fi
Learned the City Attorney has agreed to pay figueroa 190,000 in a settlement. Figueroas lawyer says it sends a message. Its all the more important to San Francisco to stand up for its values. He was the victim of crime. He had been robbed of his car. If somebody cant go into the sfpd and do that, then it creates a situation where, um, you have less public safety. Its a shameful way of taxpayer dollars. We have a settlement being offered here that likely would not be awarded by any jury. Reporter San Francisco Republican Party chair jason clark. San francisco is making a sham of our immigration laws. There was a warrant out for his arrest and the police did the right thing by detaining him and then did the right thing again by turning him over to immigration authorities. Reporter joe vazquez, kpix 5. The settlement came on the same day that the president held an immigration roundtable. The meeting was with a group of victims of crimes caused by illegal immigrants. Today, the house will
For coming. Youre watching American History tv on cspan3 every weekend during congressional breaks and on holidays too. Follow us on twitter. Like us on facebook. And find our programs and schedule on our website, cspan. Org history. Coming up next on the presidency, library and Richard Levinson confronts three myths about president s and their health. And how in other cases have saved them all without the public knowing. The central the library, part of the free library of philadelphia hosted this hourlong event. Im pleased to introduce the free librarys own dick levinson. In addition to being our speaker tonight, dick the is a librarian here in the Central Senior Services department of the library and he is really different was really his he was one of the motivators behind this expire series on president ial history. It would not have come without his effort. He has worked at the library since 2009. He conceived, promoted and hosted ava right of intellectually challenging programs f