Waching daily Feb 1 2017

ABANDONED WAL-MART REOPENING AS A SHELTER FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS (PAID FOR BY TAXPAYERS,

OF COURSE)

An abandoned Walmart in Brownsville, Texas will soon be home to 100�s of illegal immigrant

�minors�, many of them late in their teen years, thanks to your federal tax dollars.

According to a report from a local ABC affiliate in Brownsville, the facility is currently

being converted into a shelter by a nonprofit organization called Southwest Key, which receives

the majority of its funding from federal tax dollars via the Office of Refugees Resettlement.

A Southwest Key spokeswoman confirmed the facility is set to open on March.

They said it�ll be to welcome unaccompanied minors who crossed into the U.S. illegally.

It will be the 4th facility in Brownsville to shelter children, under the age of 17,

who have crossed into the U.S. without an adult.

Southwest Key is federally funded by the Office of Refugees Resettlement.

The group�s mission is to provide a safe environment for unaccompanied children while

they wait to be reunited with a sponsor or relative in the U.S.

Southwest Key officials said children are supervised during their stay.

The program ensures youngsters have a safe place to sleep, are fed, educated and also

have access to healthcare and counseling services.

Of course, the report drew a lot of criticism from local Brownsville residents, many of

whom questioned whether the money shouldn�t be redirected to fund a shelter for veterans

and/or the homeless.

Screenshot 2017-01-30 at 1.30.56 AM As background, according to WND, Southwest

Key has an annual budget of $150 million and operates 27 shelters for illegal immigrants

in Texas, Arizona and California.

Per the Southwest Key website: Southwest Key Programs is a private, nonprofit

organization founded in 1987 to keep young people out of institutions and empower them

with the skills, knowledge and tools they need to succeed.

Through an exceptionally competent and diverse staff, Southwest Key empowers youth and their

families to make positive changes in their lives including at our 27 immigrant children�s

shelters in Texas, Arizona and California.

Southwest Key Unaccompanied Minor shelters operate as a self-contained unit, delivering

shelter, food, healthcare, education, recreation, case management and legal services to the

children in our care.

We are required by the federal government to provide everything that a child needs in

order to thrive in a humane and homelike environment.

As a result, there is little interaction between the children in our services and the surrounding

community, save for those businesses and employees engaged in their care on-site.

Healthcare: The overwhelming majority of medical services are done on site by Southwest Key�s

fully-staffed, licensed medical professionals who ensure the health of the children in our

shelters.

Every child receives a full, medical exam by a doctor within 24 to 48 hours of entering

our facilities, including receiving all the CDC recommended immunizations and being screened

for any infectious diseases.

Education: While in our care, all unaccompanied minors receive educational services.

Our presence in a community does not impact children in the local school system as our

kids receive all educational services separate and distinct from local children and they

never have an opportunity to interact with one another.

Screenshot 2017-01-30 at 1.28.55 AM If Southwest Key sounds familiar, it�s probably

because it�s the same Southwest Key that drew criticism from Senator Chuck Grassley

back in 2014 for using taxpayer money to provide a petting zoo and guitar lessons to their

illegal immigrant residents at a cost of over $300 per child per day.

Per the Washington Times: One of the contractors housing some of the

surge of illegal immigrant children from this summer offers them a petting zoo with miniature

ponies, a tilapia fish farm operation and guitar lessons, according to documents released

Thursday by a senator who questioned whether the plush accommodations were a good use of

taxpayers� money.

Sen. Charles E. Grassley, Iowa Republican, said it seemed excessive to pay the $329 that

Southwest Key Programs, the contractor, charged per child per day at one of its California

facilities in Lemon Grove, California.

Another facility in El Cajon cost taxpayers $316 per child per day.

For more infomation >> ABANDONED WAL MART REOPENING AS A SHELTER FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS PAID FOR BY TAXPAYERS, OF COURSE - Duration: 5:46.

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Brennan Thinks The Word "Boner" Is Hilarious | Season 12 Ep. 5 | BONES - Duration: 1:32.

It's pretty juvenile if you ask me.

I mean, the street is named for a prominent old family.

I disagree.

The word "boner" is objectively hilarious.

The human penis has no skeletal material of any kind.

Wow, you really are overthinking this.

I mean, the kids, they steal street signs that sound

like dirty words, OK, like Wanger

Street or Morning Wood Way.

There's nothing humorous about nocturnal penile tumescence.

It's a natural phenomenon, as you well know.

But Boner Street.

Right.

That's great.

Why don't I just put on some entertainment for someone

over the age of eight.

(LAUGHING) Oh.

AUDIOBOOK NARRATOR: (IN STUFFY BRITISH ACCENT)

Kathy arrived at Quantico but found her lecture hall empty.

Where is everyone, she asked herself.

What-- what is this?

What, you don't recognize it?

It's your latest novel an audio book.

AUDIOBOOK NARRATOR: I'll need to see the director at once,

Kathy said.

This is terrible.

The narrator.

The narrator?

Yes.

He misses all the nuance of the main character's voice.

I need to call my editor.

Here.

Sounds good to me.

Listen to him.

AUDIOBOOK NARRATOR: There too, Kathy--

Uh, do you mind?

AUDIOBOOK NARRATOR: --could find no one.

All right, great, I'll just, you know, drive in silence.

For more infomation >> Brennan Thinks The Word "Boner" Is Hilarious | Season 12 Ep. 5 | BONES - Duration: 1:32.

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ATTREX Chapter 1: What is ATTREX? - Duration: 8:51.

♪

>>Our planet is a living example of a delicate balance

a complex system that is constantly changing,

constantly evolving, constantly adapting.

How do these changes affect life on Earth?

How does everyday life affect our planet?

We have a great capability to absorb, interpret and comprehend

And an urge to understand the world we live in.

This is what defines us as human beings...

What makes us who we are.

With our technological advancements

we are now capable of exploring new worlds, new frontiers.

We're searching for answers that may lay in front of us...

Better yet... above us!

The field phase of the experiment is about to begin.

All the planning, sleepless nights, meetings and hard work

the team has invested in the mission are at stake.

My name is Jasna Pittman,

and I'm one of the many scientists working on

the Airborne Tropical Tropopause Experiment (ATTREX)

>>It is very natural for humans

to want to understand how the world around us works.

>>Why the atmosphere does what it does?

It's like solving a puzzle!

>>You just want to understand how it works.

>>We're trying to understand how we're affecting,

how humans are affecting the atmosphere.

>>Understanding how the stratosphere changes

very much reflects how our climate is changing.

>>I think that the work that is done in atmospheric science

is very important! But it's also a lot of fun!

>>It's like the best job possible!

♪

>>NASA has been doing airborne science investigations

for quite some time.

Some of the earliest investigations we were doing

was related to the early days of the Antarctic ozone hole.

>>In 2009 we started a new program called the Earth Venture Program.

It's got three parts; and the first of those parts

is what we call sub-orbital science.

this is science done not including a new satellite.

>>With some of these newer missions

we have let the community come up with their own ideas,

their own way of implementing the mission,

what their own science requirements are

and they bring their measurements to the table.

>>And ATTREX had very good science,

was very relevant to the kind of questions we wanted answered,

and its budget was reasonable and appropriate.

>>So ATTREX is an airborne campaign to try to understand

how stratospheric water vapor affects climate.

>>It causes perhaps, maybe, 15 to 20 percent

of the warming that we've had in the past 15 or 20 years.

>>It turns out that small changes in humidity in the stratosphere

are very important for climate and for surface temperature.

They are actually comparable to the importance

of greenhouse gases that everybody knows about.

>>So we know that carbon dioxide was less 30 years ago.

Methane was less 30 years ago.

Nitrous oxide was less 30 years ago.

So we know these gases are increasing with time.

>>Gases that affect the chemistry of the stratosphere

which is where the ozone layer exists

and protects us from ultraviolet radiation.

>>So understanding the rate at which this stuff

gets into the stratosphere and how it changes

is extremely important to looking at the climate

of the stratosphere and how the stratosphere climate affects

the lower atmosphere.

>>So we really need to understand

what controls the humidity of the stratosphere

and actually be able to predict that in the future

in order to improve the accuracy

of our predictions of future climate change.

And it turns out that the most important place to go sample

to understand that, is the tropical upper troposphere.

The top of the troposphere in the tropics is called

the "tropopause" which is actually at a very high-altitude

which is why we need a high altitude aircraft to study it.

>>So the tropical tropopause

is at about 55,000 feet in the tropics.

So if you go down to the equator you have to go up quite high

above 50,000 feet.

And the tropical tropopause is really important to the global atmosphere

because most of the gases that get into the stratosphere,

all the air that is circulating upward into the stratosphere,

goes through this tropical tropopause region.

>>So that is basically a gateway to the stratosphere.

General circulation transports air upward in the tropics,

goes into the stratosphere,

and then spread throughout the stratosphere

and comes down at the higher latitudes in the polar regions.

>>And this is what ATTREX is focused on,

to look at that motion of air into the stratosphere

and how the water is removed

from that air as it rises upward.

>>We know a lot about it, but there are some puzzles

about the details of how the clouds form,

and under what conditions they form.

So that's probably the most important thing

that we hope to gain from ATTREX.

>>ATTREX will address a number of really important issues.

It'll give us a better understanding of the exchange

between the troposphere and stratosphere

and how that impacts atmospheric composition.

How that affects the chemistry in the upper atmosphere.

And, in the longer term,

how that will affect the climate.

>>And that will help us to understand as we go forward

trying to figure out what to do about climate change

to better predict it and make better decisions.

>>How does the interaction between the upper troposphere

and the lower stratosphere affects us down below?

How are we going to find out?

We have the questions.

Now, we'll be searching for the answers.

For more infomation >> ATTREX Chapter 1: What is ATTREX? - Duration: 8:51.

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VIDEO: Judge says 15-year-old is competent to stand trial for murder - Duration: 2:15.

INTERESTED.

HE CAME BACK IN AND SHOT THE

OWNERS MULTIPLE TIMES.> A

JUDGE HAS RULED A PULSE

TEENAGER IS MENTALLY COMPETENT

TO STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER.

ALL NEW TONIGHT AT 6:00 P.M.,

ASHLI LINCOLN IS LIVE WITH

WHITE A JUDGE DENIED HENDRIX'

ATTORNEYS MORE TIME.

Reporter: THE STATE TELLS ME

THE TYPICAL TIME FROM A CHARGED

TO A CONVICTION IS ABOUT ONE

YEAR.

THEY HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH

HENDRIX' MENTAL ISSUE SINCE JULY

. STATE PROSECUTORS SAY IT IS

TAKING MONTHS TO GET TO A

HEARING THAT SHOULD'VE HAPPENED

ONE MONTH AFTER THIS YOUTH WAS

CHARGED WITH FELONY MURDER.

IT IS BEEN EIGHT MONTHS IN

WE HAVE NOT EVEN STARTED THE

FIRST STEP.

Reporter: HE WAS CHARGED IN

JULY AFTER BREAKING INTO A

COMPLEX WITH TWO OTHER

TEENAGERS.

THE SYSTEM DA SAYS THE HOLDER

IN THIS CASE HAS BEEN OVER

ISSUES INVOLVING THE TEENAGERS

MENTAL STATE.

THE DEFENSE WAS DENIED MORE TIME

TO PROVIDE AN EXPERT TESTIMONY.

THEY ARE SAYING THAT HE IS

FEIGNING MENTAL ILLNESS TO TRY

TO GET OUT OF CRIMINAL

RESPONSIBILITY.

Reporter: THEY SAY THAT

THEIR EXPERT WOULD'VE DEBUNKED A

THEORY OF MALINGERING.

THE ATTORNEY SAID THEY DID NOT

WANT TO MAKE A COMMENT AFTER

THIS HEARING BUT THEY DO BELIEVE

THAT HE IS MENTALLY COMPETENT

TO STAND TRIAL.

HIS MOTHER TOLD ME HE HAS AN IQ

OF 59.

EXPERTS SAY ANYONE WITH A SCORE

UNDER 70 IS CONSIDERED TO BE

MENTALLY CHALLENGED.

THE STATE SAID THE TESTS THAT

THE DOCTOR USED DID NOT RULE

OUT MALINGERING.

NOW PEYTON HENDRICKS WILL HAVE

TO GET READY FOR HIS

PRELIMINARY HEARING THAT IS SET

FOR FEBRUARY 22.

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Judge says 15-year-old is competent to stand trial for murder - Duration: 2:15.

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SPECIAL REPORT: Meth Contamination and Insurance - Duration: 7:34.

There's been a lot of talk of late in

relation to the contamination caused to

property by the use and production of

methamphetamine. Now while the testing of

properties for contamination might be

something quite new here in Australia.

You only need look at our

neighbours in New Zealand, who have been

actively testing properties for some time.

To see how things will likely progress moving forward

Now while testing the properties

will largely be focused on rental

properties. There is a growing trend for

houses to be tested when being sold as

part of the contract for sale.. being

subject to the passing of a meth test.

Luckily Steven from OCTIEF, a meth testing company,

reached out to help explain the process

and was kind enough to sit down on camera.

Enjoy! So contamination can come from

the tenants of a property operating an

illegal drug lab or it can come

from long-term exposure to people

smoking meth or ice the property as

well. Historically, I guess most people are

only aware of contamination coming from

drug labs so certainly there's a lot of

focus there and that's what we get

engaged quite often is where there's a

known contamination issue from a drug lab.

But certainly as people are becoming more aware of

the health risks with smoking meth in a

property and the residue left behind.

That's by and far a larger portion of

our testing these days. In our business

in New Zealand across our 5 branches there

we see over fifty percent of the tests

come back as positive to some level of

contamination now that's not all of them

above a safe or below a safe level that's

a presence in around fifty percent.

In Australia it's probably higher, because

it's probably around eighty percent

positive hits in Australia, now that's not

necessarily because there's more use in

Australia but probably from where our

inquiries are coming from, where people

are testing on suspicion of tenants or a

previous occupant using the drug in the

property.

Historically the positive rate was

much higher because it was done around

suspicion testing but as the market

it's adopted more of a proactive

screening approach, that's where we've seen

the positives come down around that fifty

percent at the moment. Of that fifty

percent, of the fifty percent around

fifty percent of those have exceeded

the safe guidelines. So approximately

twenty-five percent of what we tested

have come back at levels that exceed the

health base standards. Well the chemical can

be detected after a single use in the

property but it builds up over time. So

it's usually longer term exposure from

tenants or property tenants smoking meth

that creates a high level of

contamination. Given the nature of the

drug's high toxicity levels will leave

more residue than lower toxicity levels

and certainly exposure over time and

depending on how they've ventilated the property

and everything else.

So there's a lot of variables there as to

whether it's 1 or 10 or 20 or 100 times the requirement.

The Australian government has

released the clandestine drug lab

remediation guidelines which is a very

strict approach to remediating for both

methamphetamine residue as

well as other precursor chemicals that are

carcinogens in the property. So depending

on the level of contamination determines

the remediation method and there's no

one single approach to remediation. We

are talking about residue from smoking ICE on the

property, in lower levels of

contamination a detailed clean can often

remove the residue, in high levels

of contamination it needs a deconstruction

so we're talking about stripping out

interior fittings, but the residue binds itself to

soft furnishings so at a

minimum level we remove carpet or you'd advise

removal of carpets, fans, anything

that circulates air through the property

and then deal with other hard surfaces

depending on how they treated, so if their

more pores they might need to be removed

but if they well sealed it might mean

that we can do a surface clean. Under the

Australian clandestine laboratory

remediation guidelines, anything above point

five micrograms per hundred square

centimeters

needs to be remediated. When we're

talking about contamination from a

non-drug lab scenario which one's been

smoking meth in a property... We look to our

neighboring partners such as New

Zealand, have done studies and it's

usually anything around 1.5 to 2

micrograms per hundred square

centimeters anything, above that level is

deemed to be unsafe in New Zealand.

Australia doesn't have the same level of

regulations of screening for properties

for meth contamination from use that

New Zealand does. There are standards

around what the screening looks like...

And they're being developed at the moment

being workshopped into the market but

there is an expectation such as... same as

in Australia that landlords provide

properties in safe and habitable

conditions and that's being tested

through some court challenges in New

Zealand. In Australia we've seen a lot more

demand for the screening service that

we've been offering and I think that it

won't be dictated by the government so

much as the public will start to adopt

over time as they become more aware of

what chemical residue contamination

risks posed for their families. We

see issues such as children

exhibiting ADHD or attention ... or

problems with focusing attention. Longer

term exposure can cause damage to organs

such as kidneys and livers and

we also are aware that it can cause

reproductive issues such as birth

defects and miscarriages as well. Cleaners

quote from a couple thousand dollars

for a clean of a property at low levels

of contamination right through to where

there is deconstruction and reinstatement

required up to a hundred to two hundred

thousand dollars on more sophisticated

homes.

Typically we can offer a screening

service for around five hundred and fifty

dollars per property... and that's for a

standard three to four bedroom style home

which will establish if there is some

baseline residue left in the property. If

you talking about a more detailed

investigation for a clandestine laboratory

it starts at a few thousand

dollars given the scientific nature of

that testing as well. From the time we

arrive on site to getting laboratory

results back it's typically a five-day

turnaround

time. If your are interested in screening of a

property to determine say a baseline

level of contamination the best way to

do that is to jump onto our website

www.screenformeth.com.au where you can organise

a baseline test.

And that'll allow you to establish

whether there is or isn't any meth

contamination already in a property. If you're talking

about a known or suspected drug lab

scenario or known if there's been police

activity there... you're better off calling OCTIEF

directly to engage one of our

occupational scientists, because that

level of testing is far more detailed.

If you want to learn more about what OCTIEF

does and how to get in contact with them...

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For more infomation >> SPECIAL REPORT: Meth Contamination and Insurance - Duration: 7:34.

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What is God's Will for my life? - Duration: 2:35.

Asking what is God's Will for my life? is one of the most important questions you can

ever ask.

Because nobody wants to waste their life!

We all want to actually make a difference in our lives.

To find deep meaning and tap into what makes us come alive, we want to solve those injustices

that we are so passionate about.

We all want our lives to count, to actually make an impact in the world.

Did you know the #1 Deathbed regret….is "I wish I didn't live the life others

expected of me".

In other words, I wish I lived a life that was true to my heart!

So don't do that, don't aimlessly live a life that others want you to, live the life

God has called you to live.

But How do you do that?

By making your life about something much bigger than yourself…By leaving a legacy.

See sometimes a destiny can be selfish and only about you but a legacy is always about

others and something bigger than just you.

As Erwin McManus says, "The greatest danger in your life is to pursue a destiny that leaves

no legacy."

So, don't do that, don't pursue a destiny that's only about your own glory, pursue

one that's about God's glory.

1 Corinthians 10 tells us whatever we do, that we are to do it to the glory of God,

for the GLORY of God.

Another thing to remember is God's Will for your life is more general than it is specific.

Because there are MANY things God has given you the opportunity to walk into.

Colossians 3 says "Whatever you do, (or whatever you choose to do), do everything

in the name of the Lord Jesus."

That means in a way that honors Christ or in a way that conveys you belong to Christ.

See God's primary calling for you is to belong to Christ and to participate in his redemptive

kingdom work in the world.

And that applies to everyone…farmers, accountants, janitors, pastors…

There is no distinction between the sacred and secular.

A humble janitor can bring more honor and glory to God than a prideful pastor.

It's all about your heart more so than your job title.

It's important to note though that sometimes you have to try out new things.

Revelation 3 says "I have placed before you an open door".

See there are a variety of open doors you can walk into but choose the open door where

"the adventure of yes seems more alive than the safety of no."

-John Ortberg

And for those of you who think you've missed it, you're too old, you're too far off,

you've sinned too much….You have not!

Think of a GPS in your car.

When you go off route, it tells you re-routing turn left here, turn around here.

And that's what God does, his mercy and grace always get us back on track to what

he has called us to do in our lives.

For more infomation >> What is God's Will for my life? - Duration: 2:35.

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Chinese Billionaire Xiao Jianhua Is Safe in China - Duration: 0:55.

For more infomation >> Chinese Billionaire Xiao Jianhua Is Safe in China - Duration: 0:55.

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Ball of bones is no match for a fellow Ashen One - Duration: 0:20.

Wait. I'm going-, Here, it's going to run into me.

Check this.

Ye-yelloow.

Like I give a fuck.

That will regen anyway.

For more infomation >> Ball of bones is no match for a fellow Ashen One - Duration: 0:20.

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Supporters Say Trump's Immigration Policy Is Delivering Campaign Promise - Duration: 3:20.

HOW YOU CAN KEEP AND EYE ON THE

BABY IN THE NEST.

GOOD EVENING.

WE'RE FOLLOWING A DEVELOPING

STORY.

THIS IS A LIVE SHOT FROM SKY 4

DOWNTOWN MINNEOPOLIS.

HUNDREDS OF PROTESTERS WERE

GATHERED AT THE FEDERAL

COURTHOUSE THIS AFTERNOON AND

THEY ARE ON THE MOVE.

THEY ARE GOING TO GO DOWN THIRD

AND FOURTH STREET.

BUT YOU CAN SEE THE CROWDS OR

BIG AND THE TRAFFIC IS BLOCKED

STAIN HARD TO GET AROUND.

AND THE PROTESTERS ARE

PROTECTING PRESIDENT TRUMP'S

EXECUTIVE ORDER ON IMMIGRATION.

WE WANT TO BEGIN WITH

SUPPORTERS OF TRAVEL BAN THAT

ARE SPEAKING OUT.

MANY PEOPLE ARE PRAISING THE

POLICY SAID THAT THE PRESIDENT

IS DELIVERING ON HIS CAMPAIGN

PROMISE.

THE PRESIDENT WAS A CANDIDATE

AND PEERED AT A RALLY AND HE

DREW OVATIONS HOW HE TALKED

ABOUT FAULTY VETTING ALLOWED

LARGE NBC NEWS OF SOMALI --

NUMBERS OF SOMALI REFUGEES IN

THE STATE.

THERE WERE IS IMPORTANT TO

REMEMBER THAT TRUMP ALMOST WON

MINNESOTA.

THE SUPPORTERS SAID THAT THEY

ARE SURPRISED BY THE LARGE

PROTEST.

HE IS DOING WHAT HE PROMISED TO

DO FOR MONTHS ON THE CAMPAIGN

TRAIL.

IN THE PEACEFUL SUBURBS OF CASH

BORE COUNTY, HE BEAT HILLARY

CLINTON BY MORE THAN 13

PERCENTAGE POINTS.

HE MADE IT CLEAR THAT MINNESOTA

WAS A FACTOR IN THE IMMIGRATION

PLAN.

YOU SUFFERED ENOUGH IN

MINNESOTA.

AND WE WILL PAUSE AT NATIONS

FROM TERROR REGIONS TILL A FULL

SECURITY ASSESSMENT HAS BEEN

PERFORMED.

Reporter: THE LETTER

PRAISING TRUMP WAS PUBLISHED

LAST WEEK.

PRESIDENT TRUMP, I'M GIVING

HIM AN A PLUS.

Reporter: HE CANNOT

UNDERSTAND THE FUROR.

A LOT OF PEOPLE FORGET ABOUT

THE PROMISES ONCE THEY GET

ELECTED.

BUT FOR HIM, IT IS NOT THE

CASE.

Reporter: KATHY ZIMMERMAN

HAD NEVER BEEN INVOLVED IN

POLITICS TILL TRUMP RAN FOR

PRESIDENT.

AND SHE WAS WON OVER IN APRIL.

HE WAS FANTASTIC.

AND IT WAS SO EXCITING AND

MOTIVATING.

Reporter: SHE SAID THAT

CONCERNS OF TERRORISM AND

REFUGEES ARE A TOP ISSUE FOR

HER AND A SMALL MAJORITY OF THE

MINNESOTANS SUPPORT THE POLICY.

I BELIEVE THAT WE DO NEED TO

HAVE SOME EXTREME VETTING

BEFORE WE LET PEOPLE INTO THE

COUNTRY.

Reporter: AND MISS ZIMMERMAN

AND OTHER TRUMP SUPPORTERS

BELIEVE THAT THE CURRENT

VETTING PROCESS THAT CAN TAKES

YEARS IS NOT RIGOROUS ENOUGH.

AND THE PRESIDENT'S ACTION ON

IMMIGRATION COMING SO QUICKLY

APPEARS TO SOLIDIFY HIS

SUPPORTERS.

AND THIS IS THE OTHER SIDE

OF THE FEDERAL COURTHOUSE IN

MINNEOPOLIS.

HERE'S A LIVE LOOK AT THE VERY

LARGE CROWD FROM SKY 4.

Reporter: WE KNOW THEY ARE

GATHERED AT THE FEDERAL

COURTHOUSE THIS AFTERNOON.

AND NOW THEY SEEM TO BE GOING

OTHER THAN THE AREA THERE.

AND WE WERE WITH THEM AS THEY

GATHERED.