information works. who can do it, who can t. much appreciated, sir. thank you very much. let s bring in an people, princeton professor eddie and editor of commentary magazine and contributing editor of the [ inaudible ] new york columnist. congratulation, you have more titles than anybody. it s amazing. the justice of the peace of a small town. there you go, caitlin, i ll admit, this for me rings much to do about nothing. but jeremy says it s painting a picture of this hamstrings jared, what say you? well, jeremy laid out the actual implications of this. right. what would be the result of this i am also thinking about this from a pr standpoint, which is pretty significance. consider tack we haven t seen up to date any checks on the president s children as it pertains to their roams in the white house. and this is the first kind of
with them where we can in doing the types of work that keep our people safe, but they should not ask us to do immigration enforcement in california when we re trying to keep our people safe from the criminals that are roams. there s a clear way to move forward with our partners at the federal level in law enforcement, there should be no disagreement here and we could just do this the right way. what about i.c.e. is planning a passive immigration sweep. it s rumors, it s just like the rumors going on in d.c. about the budget and the rest, it s all rumors. we obviously are going to be prepared to deal with what happens in our state of california, we expect everyone to respect the u.s. constitution and we expect the people here in california to respect california it s laws and we ll make sure that everyone s aware of their rights and responsibilities and california has some new laws starting in 2018, and it s
in the summer of 1980, an unusual type of serial killer, a racist sniper, roams the u.s. looking for targets. in states from virginia to oklahoma, he s used high-powerful rifles, shotguns and a .357 magnum to kill. in salt lake city, detectives are facing a double homicide that has all the trademarks of this serial killer. we had reports of several shots fired. when we arrived here, we had two victims down. we do have confirmed two of the victims that they have expired. two young men, 18 and 19, both black, and well regarded in the community, are dead. the two white girls they were jogging with escaped.
in the summer of 1980, an unusual type of serial killer, a racist sniper, roams the u.s. looking for targets. in states from virginia to oklahoma, he s used high-powered rifles, shotguns and a .357 magnum to hit. in salt lake city, detectives are facing a double homicide that has all the trademarks of this serial killer. we had reports of several shots fired. when we arrived here, we had two victims down. we do have confirmed on two of the victims that they have expired. two young men, 18 and 19. both black and well regarded in the community, are dead. the two white girls they were jogging with escaped.
in the summer of 1980, an unusual type of serial killer, a racist sniper, roams the u.s. looking for targets. in states from virginia to oklahoma, he s used high-powered rifles, shotguns and a .357 magnum to hit. in salt lake city, detectives are facing a double homicide that has all the trademarks of this serial killer. we had reports of several shots fired. when we arrived here, we had two victims down. we do have confirmed on two of the victims that they have expired. two young men, 18 and 19. both black and well regarded in the community, are dead.