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these five states you see in red and are asked to reconsider travel to the areas in orange which is a pretty huge chunk. the state department says violent crime like murder and kidnapping is widespread and they are warning if you do decide to go the us government has limited ability to provide emergency services to us citizens in many areas of mexico y certain employees to certain areas is significantly restricted. three american women and six children from a mormon community were slaughtered in november in mexico. apparently caught in the crossfire of a cartel feud. despite all of this, a private border wall to protect americans in south texas is tied up in the courts on wednesday a federal judge issued a new restraining order temporarily stopping any
night. another issue that the campaign has at this point in time which has to do with plagiarism and the climate change plan. there s been at least well, there s been several instances at this point in time in the plan where passages were lifted from other sources without proper attribution. how did that happen? look, it was a staff level error. it was not something that the vice president was aware of, i would say right out of gate, and second as soon as it was brought to our attention we immediately amended it and added the citations and i think, you know, it s a bold, significant plan for climate change, to tackle climate change, and and, you know, as soon as the issue was raised we fixed it. was telling a reporter that he supported the hyde amendment still, a story published on wednesday a staff level error or something that the former vice president himself is behind? the vice president makes his decisions about where he stands on issues? those are his decisions alone?
ainsley: on fifth avenue they closed down the entire street in front of the cathedral. fire trucks there. so many men and women in blue out there to support him and show his family love. they had big screens out there. you couldn t make it inside you could watch it from outside. so many tourists stopping on the sidewalk. jillian: and taking pictures and watching. steve: very moving. all right, jillian, thank you very much. meanwhile on this wednesday a state trooper stops to help a stranded driver when an out of control car comes flying at him. what happens next? we ll show new a minute. ainsley: lawmakers in one california one of california s largest counties takes a stand against sanctuary state policies and next guest is legal immigrant and had a key role in that decision i fought the law and the law won i fought the law and the law won poor mouth breather.