spoke to a small group at an outdoor event in massachusetts. you see here he shook some hands with people after the speech, exchanged a few words. the first lady, she tested negative this morning. she attended events with the president and the first lady of ukraine earlier this week. mrs. biden spoke to reporters about the president s condition. watch. i talked to him just a few minutes ago. he s doing fine. he s feeling good. i tested negative this morning. i am going to keep my schedule. i am, according to cdc guidelines, i m keeping masked. cnn white house correspondent mj lee is with us now. so, mj, what s the latest? reporter: any minute now, we should be seeing white house press secretary karen jean-pierre and the white house covid coordinator, dr. ashish jha give us an update. you showed the tweet from the president earlier saying that he is doing great. we know, of course, that he tested positive for covid this morning, so let me just walk you through a timeline
How you make the diagnosis that it s a homicide. what does it is another issue. martha: when the record comes out, we would love to have you again. thanks for being here. coming up, dhs secretary mayorkas got very defensive again a short time ago when a second member of congress asked him a simple question. according to dhs records, how many migrants have gone on the border in del rio and been released in the united states. let me share something with quite clearly. i work 18 hours a day. when i returned from yesterday s hearing, i focused on a mission. we will get that data. so for the senator that posed it yesterday and to you congressman today. the newday two and a quarter refi is the lowest in their history. two and quarter percent, just 2.48 apr. save thousands a year.
A single terrorist attack in this country that was carried out by a syrian refugee? i think you could look at dhs records and see that refugees in general have often been the cloak under which terrorists do move from country to country. and we do not know who s coming in our country. congressman, i asked if you could point to an event that you think justifies this ban. that s endangered or killed american people. let me point to it. fort hood, orlando, san bernardino, terrorist attacks around the world that have to do let me finish. let s go through every single one of those. no, poppy, i didn t finish my sentence. you said something that s not factual. because ear not letting me finish the sentence. the rest of the sentence is all of these security, the terrorist attacks have to do with who s coming in, how long have they been there, where have they been
In mind with this story san francisco is a sanctuary city which means it doesn t comply with federal immigration law. so let s rewind to march. that s when francisco sanchez, who has been deported five times and has seven felony convictions, several for drugs, was in federal custody. that according to imgriggs and custody enforcement. i.c.e. turned him over to the san francisco for an outstanding warrant. dhs records indicate they requested notification prior to his release so i.c.e. officers could make arrangements to take custody. that detainer was not honored. when he came here he came because he had outstanding criminal charges here which were marijuana related, possession for sale or sales of marijuana. those charges were dismissed the next day. reporter: san francisco does not spend any local money to
East bureau coming up later in the show. now to a case in california of an illegal immigrant accused of murder that is now playing into the presidential debate over immigration. federal authorities say he never should have been in the country to murder. catherine steinly, she was walking on a pier in san francisco when police say he shot her in a random attack. will our west coast bureau, with the latest on this story. will. hi molly. federal shorts are maintaining that francisco sanchez should have never been on the streets to begin with. he had not only been deported five times, but he also had seven felony convictions, four involving drugs. that according to immigration and customs enforcement. most recently he was in federal custody back in march, but ice turned him over to the san francisco sheriff s department to face an outstanding warrant. in a statement released by ice, it says dhs records indicate ice launched an immigration