we re glad you re with us. we re following three major stories this morning. first an immigration battle unfolding steps from the vice president s home. this morning buses of migrants were dropped off near the naval observatory in washington, d.c. the latest moves in the strategy from some red states to protest the biden administration s immigration policies. ron desantis sent two planes to martha s vineyard without notice to the community there as we worked to set up shelters. plus, a cnn exclusive this morning. sourcing tell us that mark meadows has now complied with the justice department subpoena in the investigation into january 6. also new this morning, an economic crisis averted. a tentative deal reaches overnight after hours of negotiations to avoid a rail strike. much more on the role the white house said the president played in getting that deal across the finish line. but first, two plane loads of migrants landing on martha s vineyard and volunteers jumping into
and now, meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. live doppler hd is cloudy. a little bit of fog. not so thick as the last couple of days. a lot of moisture is in the air. temperatures are running up to eight degrees warmer. maybe you will enjoy that out for a walk or taking the dog an the park. mid-to-upper 50s and cloudy and hazy at noon. drizzle along the coast. down to possibly pacifica. by 4:00, we are still looking at light rain in the north. the rest of us are dry mid-50s to 60 and drizzle is possible heading to 7:00 hour. all of us are in the mid-50s. sue? from san jose, 101, on 880 moving at the limit, the headlights on the right side of the screen headed in the northbound direction. that would be nice if it stayed like that all day. 280 in san jose and 880 overcrossing and traffic conditions are light with road work still to contend with and in the walnut creek area northbound and southbound 680. i am seeing slow traffic here. kristen and eric? breaking news
the debate over donald trump comments is spilling over beyond the u.s. and across the globe. some critic say trump plan isn t just controversial, it s dangerous by helping isis recruit new killers. here s tom. reporter: with just one sentence donald trump igniting an international fire storm. donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. reporter: trump justifying the ban by paint ago apop apocalyptic future if the country doesn t change? a more world trade centers. it s going to get worse and worse folks. we can be politically correct or stupid but it s going to get worse and worse. reporter: now with even his own party condemning him, trump is invoking president roosevelt actions against german, italian and japanese people in america during world war two cover of the philadelphia daily news compares trump to a very different world war ii
good afternoon everyone. welcome to the lead i m jake tapper. we are awaiting the press conference from the las vegas metropolitan police department to update the public in the latest into the massacre there which left 58 dead and hundreds more wounded. we ll bring it to pu as soon as it begins. but we ll begin today with the politics lead and crippic remark by president trump that might be fun, were he not the commander in chief at a time of serious tensions in the world. but of course he is. the president and the first lady hosted a dinner with military leaders and spouses including his national security adviser, sent of defense james mattis, joints of staff and other top military commanders. the press was suddenly unexpected called in for a photo op. and listen to what president trump had to say. this represents the calm before the storm. what s the storm? it could be the calm before the storm. what storm, mr. president? you ll find out. the calm before what
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