voting against the establishment of a commission on the greatest assault since the civil war on the capitol. but, anyway. i came for ice cream. i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive. okay. miss that guy. great moments underscoring your serious political point. that was a good swing. yeah, you go there to do something and you answer the question, you re kind enough to answer the question, then you eat your ice cream, or you watch him make a drive. it s a good swing. it s like welcome to morning joe. it is friday, may 28th. it s friday, everybody. it s friday. yay. with us, we have prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson. white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire is with us. and the cofounder of axios, mike allen. wait for it. wait for it. how you doing, mike? happy holiday friday.
the feds where and when the race may come. we can t reach out to do that. just based on the laws that we are you know, sworn to follow. reporter: the catholic charities east bay legal service department says the community is ready, whatever comes. the community is educated and understands what their rights are. reporter: they are talking about going after sanctuary city officials as well. i asked the department of justice to look at this. do we hold them accountable of violating federal law? we are clear about what the values are here. we are here to protect our residents regardless of where they came from. there is a question of the legal status of the people who may be targeted. in november, our poll found an overwhelming 62% said oakland police should help the feds in case it involves undocumented suspects and violent crimes. the suspect would not know the difference between serious crimes or someone working a job peacefully. the immigration has shot off in t
so, my son-in-law ran upstairs and here at the attic upstairs a motor had caught fire and i guess that started the whole thing. it started out as a little tiny fire. reporter: the fire starter out as two alarms but quickly grew to four alarms. they tried putting it out with a fire extinguisher. they tried putting it out with that. and then they came out and said everybody out, everybody out and then that was it. reporter: it was over an hour before firefighters were finally able to bring the fire under control. i guess the building s done now. i mean, we ve been there for 98 years for crying out loud. reporter: really? yeah. it was a great post. reporter: over 100 firefighters were involved in fighting this fire. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. obviously it s too early right now to know what caused the fire. but witnesses say it seemed to have started in a motor up in the attic. the fire marshal is investigating. we re live here in frankford, i m dann c
toasty 87 degrees with plenty of sunshine. however, we are going to see that humidity level drop through the morning. by the time we get to that 87 it will be what i call a comfortable 87 because it won t be all there humid. still, sunscreen and cool drinks will be important if you re headed out and about today. matt pelman looks like this nice stretch of weather continues for the next several days. i ll have details in the exclusive accuweather 7-day. we always like it when it s comfortably we re pretty comfortable with the way the traffic is moving so far this morning david but like you said there is some fog down the shore. if you look live in cape may county along the garden state parkway at the cape may toll plaza you can see a little bit of that fog. we re not seeing a whole lot of traffic just yet here headed northbound through the toll plaza but we do expect some extra traffic later on this morning on the northbound parkway, the westbound a.c. expressway, the northb
and, actually, what s surprising about it is how this story was very well known in its day, in 1836 when washington irving was commissioned by john jacob astor to write the story of these events 20 years after they occurred. irving s book, also called astoria, was a best seller of 1836. and those events have been largely forgotten in the american consciousness. i think you in oregon know a little bit more about them, or i m sure some of you know a lot more about them. but in the national consciousness, they re largely forgotten except among historians and people who really follow western history. so it is a really important story. it s historically significant, and it s a great adventure story. and that s partly what attracted me to it. and it s also a story that i i feel needs to be told because it s had, those events have had a big impact on the shape of the north american continent and on the course of american empire, these events that happened over these three years fr