aim at president trump s immigration ban with speeches about defiance and unity against a diverse backdrop of surprise winners. it is monday, january 30th. from abc news, this is world news now. good morning. we begin this monday with that terror attack on a mosque in quebec city. six men were killed during an even prayer service. eight others were wounded. two men were arrested, including one suspect, taken into custody after a police chase. no motive has been revealed, but the canadian prime minister has been very vocal in his support for muslim refugees. security has been stepped up at mosques and other houses of worship here in the united states. and here at home, president trump is facing a growing backlash over his executive order, aimed at blocking immigrants from seven muslim countries. protesters have been pouring into the streets, slamming what the president has labelled as extreme vetting. critics say the move is based on bigotry. and more demonstrati
and some of that california issues that are currently being faced. ain, if if you want to see our full schedule of coverage go to tv .org. welcome to this panel which has four terrific people on it. my name is miriam and i will be moderating. hopefully will be facilitating a conversation on housekeeping manners, turn turn cell phones off, please. most important thing is after the panel all the authors will be signing books in assigning area one. this is a really interesting group of the books that all were put together by the folks who put together the festival because there really, all four authors are in search of what the title is lost the stories and will delve more into what that means. i ll be very brief with my introduction. everyone has a website if you re interested in more background on anybody. googled them they all have great material on their website that refers to the work they ve done and their bios. tim hernandez, starting on the end, a true a true renaissan
with before. it s something that millions grapple with every day. i want to communicate to people what it feels like or for them to understand that there s a cost to policing. the one did you push the button? [laughter] host: is a show airs on msnbc at 1:00 p.m. the macbook tvs live coverage of the los angeles festival of books continues were here on the campus of southern california another beautiful california day about 150,000 people are due here this weekend. attend the festival. will go back inside and this is an author panel on california and some of that california issues that are currently being faced. again, if if you want to see our full schedule of coverage go to tv .org. welcome to this panel which has four terrific people on it. my name is miriam and i will be moderating. hopefully will be facilitating a conversation on housekeeping manners, turn turn cell phones off, please. most important thing is after the panel all the authors will be signing books in ass
presumptive nominee. nbc news reports that she has secured the 2,384 delegates needed. clinton spoke about embarking on history at a rally last night. according to the news, we are in the brink of a historic, historic unprecedented moment, but we still have work to do, don t we? we have six elections tomorrow. and we re going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california. but the clinton campaign cautioned against new news, worried it would suppress voter turnout at the primaries. they issued this statement. this is an important milestone, six states voting tuesday, with millions of people heads to the polls. hillary clinton is working to earn every vote. we look forward to tuesday night, when hillary clinton will clinch not only a win in the popular vote, but also the majority of pledged delegates. that didn t stop the campaign from using the news to its advantage, putting out a fundraising e-mail. bernie sanders says it amounts to nothing mo
well. right now, let s bring in sandra. good tuesday morning. i want to let you know that we have downed poles and wires on 92 on the westbound side heading towards highway 1. this is causing one-way traffic, mostly impacting the westbound side but we could see potentially people heading eastbound issues because of that. here s a look at the bay bridge. we are seeing it stacking up in the fast lane but still in the green. i ll tell you about a crash in hayward on 880 in just a bit. former stanford university swimmer brock turner is in santa clara county jail after receiving a six-month sentence for sexual assault. we got an exclusive interview with the student who witnessed the crime. my friend, peter, we saw a couple lying on the ground. and we were wondering what was going on, and we discussed it, approached them, peter did, and asked questions, and then the guy stood up. we saw she wasn t moving. we called him out and the guy ran away, and my friend peter chased afte