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states and all around the world. i'm randi k >> newsroom starts right now. around the world, good day to you. we start with parents and children still held right now in these immigration detention centers in the united states. there's a great deal of confusion about how r if they will be reunited even after promises and plans to do so. >> and this after u.s. president donald trump's zero tolerance policy separated them and he's sticking to that stampbs. some day he tweeted we cannot allow all these part-time to invade our country. he added they should be deported immediate ly with, quote, no judges or court cases. >> and the image you see here are the people right now caught in this political cross fire. more than 2,000 children there

separated from their families and kept in processing centers like what you're seeing here along the u.s. border with mexico. democratic senator elizabeth warren visited one such center in mccallen, texas, visibly shaken. she spoke about what she saw and heard. >> reporter: i saw a 6-month-old baby, little girls, little boys. there are mothers with their babies and with small children. female units are together. if it's a very small child, but. had little girl who is are 12 years old are taij taken away from the rest of their families and held separately or little boys and they are all opt cob crete floors in cages.

there's just no other way to describe it. >> elizabeth warren this. with not get due process. anything being done in washington? >> boris sanchez has that part of the story from the white house. >> reporter: president trump digging in his heels going a step further with his harsh rhetoric on immigration. the president of the united states suggesting that a segment of the population of immigrants should not receive due process. the president tweeting, we cannot allow all these people to invade our country. when somebody comes in, we must immediately with no judges or court cases bring them back from where they came. our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and law and order. most colt without parents. ourment grags policy is unfair to the people who have through the system and are waiting online for years.

immigration must be based on merit. we need people who will will help make america great again. the suggestion that immigrants should not be placed pvr a judge is not something we have heard from the president before. something likely to draw criticism from system across the aisle. further we should point out that the president has not done much to clarify how he wants congress to act on immigration. just like we the president essentially told them to not worry about working on a sort of more moderate bill in the for weeks. telling hill to punt until after the hexs. then the president tweeted democrats telling them to stop resisting and to help fix this problem. there's supposed to be a vote on that more moderate immigration bill this upcoming week.

and after being -- no mention as to whether the president is looking forward to the vote or how he expects congress to act moving forward. cnn, white house. >> we can show you the oits of some detention centers where some of the immigrant children are staying in texas. we also show you footage of governments, but idiots from inside have been rare. >> it's not clear how many children crossed the border alone or were separated tr their parents. some of the sites are will a little more than tent cities built in the middle of deserts in the middle of the summer. lawmakers who had access to some of the facilities say they are apalled at what they have seen. >> i am a career prosecutor. i have visited many prisons and jails. that's a prison. you walk through the halls and

the norths clank shut and there are bars on the windows. >> three boys and the. >> like spoon style, they are holding on to each other for dear life with no idea where their parents were. >> i saw in these cages was a sea of humanity. little girls, little boys, fathers holding daughters, who have fled horrible conditions in other countries. >> we saw a 15-year-old young woman with her child. you think of how afraid you must be to risk your life and your 6-month-old child to make a month-long journey to come to this country and you find yourself object a cob crete floor covered with mite larceny. >> there's a young boy from honduras named eddie. he was taken from his mom, put on a bus with a federal escort to go 2,000 miles to new york

city. no wrd when he's going to see his mom again. think about the trauma. >> i think -- i keep thinking about my grand kids under 6 and what would happen to them if their parents' life were at risk. to take a journey of hundreds and in some cases thousands of miles and to have them it's incomprehensible to me. >> the emotions about what's happening, the et remotions are raw. the civil liberties union of oregon alleges 123 men have been detained for weeks spending 23 hours per day in cells and are

being detained. this from an aclu lawsuit that was filed on friday. >> mean. while the aclu has inadequate medical care. the contributors to seven deaths between 2015 and 201. let's talk more about this now with michael coughman, an attorney for the aclu o of southern california live via skype in los angeles. that's for your time. hets start with the kro, tell us more about the situation of attorneys having trouble getting access to people in the detention centers and the claims that people are being held in cells for nearly 24 hours straight. any progress being made on these fronts? >> i can speak to what's been going on in southern california where this is what we know.

june 4th the federal government began transferring immigration et detainees to a federal prison clmpbs. they are now hundredsing house of detainees and for weeks they were held incommune ka do with no access to the outside world and no opportunity to contact an attorney and no way to contact family members. like wise, people on the outside had no way us to get in contact with them. we had attorneys going to the detention center asking to be let inside and turned away at the gates. they in h no way to call to get in contact. so we had people held for weeks at a time being held in commune ka do. >> you're saying they are being died due process, which is in line with one of the most recent tweets from president trump. he tweeted the headline that many people are looking at as suggesting that attorneys like yourself, judges and courts should be sidelined and immigrants kicked out.

>> there's a lot of changes that reeked a lot of havoc for immigrants here. one thing they cannot change is the due process cause of the constitution. >> i have to interrupt you. isn't that happening? you just explained the fact that attorneys are having trouble reaching them. isn't it happening right now? >> sadly it's true. that's why we brought a lawsuit to challenge the unconstitutional denial of the attorney access. they required the trump administration to provide dough process requirements that is access for attorneys to speak with their clients both in person and by phone. >> and what are your feelings about this announcement from the government that there's a new plan in place. a plan to reunite families from

what you have seen of that plan, is that a sound approach or do you have out ises about it? >> i heard nothing out of the government recently that inspires much confidence. if the plan for reuniting families is o unite them in another prison, that's not a solution at all. the trump administration wants to solve this problem, they need to reunite family members. they need to come up with a system that allows people to remain together in a humane environment. not in prisons. >> michael, as people are able to get access, these cases that you and other attorneys will take on, these cases, many cases take even longer than that. >> in some cases, yes. in this particular case, we were

able to seek it and it was granted. now at least we have some base. ic access to the detainees that are incarcerated in the victorville prison. some cases take longer. and it's so important to keep voicing their concerns and let representatives et know and put the pressure to. stop these unconditional take ticks and for them to follow the l law. >> a broad brosh was painted over all the theme that have been caught up that they are rapist and drug dealers. there are people seeking achi lumbar. there are people who crossed the border illegally. are you -- to seek asylum, are they caught up in the web.

>> let's be clear the trump administration has been making it difficult and in sometimes cases kpobl to present thelss. so they are creating the problems they are attempting to fix. what we have seen is across the board attempt to try to punish people for exercising their right to try to seek under our own asylum laws. we see lots of and lots of people every day. but every some may be able to legalize status through a family member. others are eligible for visas. for example, victims of crime and all're asking is that people have a fair shot to make their cay in what the dpoft cannot do is stack the guest by throwing them in prizes taking away access to attorneys and forcing them to go forward with cases without any help at all. >> laws tick tame they should

have process. we'll see as you thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. moving on to europe. immigration crisis also playing out there. nations are scrambling to deal with it. eu leaders came together on sunday in brussels holding informal talks on how to b handle the influx of migrants on the continent. the german chancellor says there should be direct deals with eu countries. >> translator: we all agree we want to reduce illegal imgmoo u grags, but want to protect borders and we are all responsible for all topics. it cannot be the case that some only deal with primary mite trump administration and others is second. wherever possible, we want european solutions where this is not want we want to bring those

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welcome back, everyone. the turkish president looks set to tighten his grip on power after sunday's elections. >> the head of the supreme election board declared him the winner and the president's coalition will hold on to parliament as well. cnn's sam kiley has more on the controversial vote frommist stand bull. >> political ex-ta sit in a

moment of glory, supporters revels in a man who led his country for the last 15 years by claiming to have won 53% of the vote. he announced his victory that avoided a run off before any official results had been published. after tens of thousands of his political opponents, a change to the constitution, which concentrates in the hands of the presidency and stifling the free press, this is what victory looks like for president ird wan. >> his followers hope he will stay in office to lead the next generation. >> translator: our nation has given me the mandate for the presidency along with the people's alliance. a great responsibility has been placed on our shoulders by our nation by these results. >> some of the president's

voters were almost in coherent with joy. a different scene at the head quart etc. of the opposition main candidate. its leadership vinced they had been robbed of a presidential runoff but their own counts claim that he had woun and that was greet bid crowds 60 million turks were registered to vote. turnout was nearly 90% and his coalition won control of the 600-seat parliament. he has complete executive control of turkey, the right to rule by decree and to pick his own cabinet. >> translator: turkey did not only choose one president and 600 mps. it changed the whole system of government. we'll get this working fast and perfectly. >> this is a moment of political

agony that holds little prospect that earth wan remains to. the united states is expected to give north korea a time line soon for denuclearization. senior defense officials say us it will soon be clear whether pyongyang is acting in good faith. paula hancocks joins us now. what more are you learning about this denuclearization time loin that the u.s. will present to pyongyang and what will be the initial steps expected from north korea to show gaft faith in this whole process? >> what we have heard from a senior defense official is soon they will give this indication

to north korea. the u.s. concept of how the implement indication of denuclearization is going to work. they have said they have, quote, specific asks, a specific time line that they are looking for. this is what they will be giving to pyongyang. according to a defense official, they will be able to tell very soon whether they are serious about dc senator secretary of state has leading the charge. he said last week he expects to be back in north korea before too long. so certainly this is the first step that the u.s. is going to point out exactly what they are looking for are from north korea. they mentioned that they want some data points. that could potentially be gestures they were locking for. there was a test site. that was mentioned by donald tru trump. the fact that there could be

remains of soldiers from the korean war brought back out of north korea. that could potentially be another issue that the americans are waiting for. to see if there's a good vesture on their side. if they are serious we know the secretary of state is heading to the region. he's going to china and south korea and japan to be talking about all this. we have heard from him saying he's it's the diplomats that are leading the charge with north korea. >> paula, you mentioned there that very soon north korea will have the remains of some u.s. servicemen. we don't know when this will happen. what's the process involved to ensure that these are indeed the remains. >> this has happened in the past. the most recent one was just a

few years ago of wanting to get your service member. the trump administration is expecting up to 200 sets of remains from the north koreans. we know the u.s. forces in korea, the united nations command headed up by the u.s. nil mil tear sent 100 wooden caskets in anticipation of these remains. we know the u.s. side is readying itself to be receive these remains. it's the north koreans tick indicating what will win. which is why we don't have much clarificatio clarification. then probably a ceremony to be able to figure out who everybody is. >> paula hancocks joining us live from seoul and south korea, where it's 3:30 in the afternoon. the immigration crisis in the southern u.s. showing very little sign of easing up. we hear from one mother who knows all too well what the

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coalition is also still in control of parliament. the opposition, though, is disputing the results. prince william is in jordan for the first leg of his middle eastern tour. he will soon meet with young syrian refugees and visit an army base. later on monday the duke of cambridge will fly to israel making him the first british royal to visit the country. donald trump is digging in on his tough stance on immigration. he tweeted sunday that those caught illegally trying to enter the country they should be deported without due process. no judicial involvement, he says. trump also said the u.s., quote, cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. >> the u.s. government has to deal with the 2,000 immigrant children in detention centers. their job is how to reunite the families separated in april and

made by the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. one migrant from el salvador knows firsthand what it feels like to be separated from her child. >> her 5-year-old daughter was taken from her when she arrived at the border two years ago. she told her story to cnn. >> reporter: it's hard to think of being locked up and separated from your child. for this woman, it's a nightmare she doesn't have to imagine. >> translator: it's very painful. not only for us as other mothers, but also for our kids. >> reporter: she shared her story on the condition of anonymity. her case is pending in court. it begins in 2016 when a death threat from a local gang sent her running for her life. after traveling for almost a month, she reached the texas border looking for asylum and instead ended up losing her daughter. she was locked up in detention while the girl was take ton a

separate shelter for unaccompanied minors. >> translator: i told them they couldn't do that. we have to be together. then she told me if i didn't let them take her, they were going to deport us both. >> what was going through your mind when you realized that your daughter was being take b away from you? >> translator: the truth is i thought i wasn't going to see her again. >> reporter: she says it took two weeks to locate the child and three weeks before they connected by phone. >> what was that conversation like, that first conversation with your daughter? >> i would say my daughter, are you okay? and she would say yes. i would say with god first, we're going to see each other again. and she would just say yes. >> after a month, the 5-year-old girl was turned over to a relative in the u.s. her mother was released a few weeks later. under the obama administration, family separates were not widespread, but not unheard of either.

je johnson said separations were for health or safety concerns. a woman was deported once before. her lawyer won't say why but the force separation was unjustified. >> it was not the policy. >> not everyone in this country probably has sympathy for you. what would you say to those people? sgllgts i can only say this should no longer happen. no kid is taken from parents because it's a trauma they go through and affects them and impossible to forget. >> mother and daughter are now living together in western colorado, but they will have to in need of general protection. >> translator: yes, i'm scared for my life. >> cnn, las vegas. now let's get perspective with scott lucas, a professional of international politics and founder of ea world view. a pleasure to have you.

let's first talk about the president's jus that immigrants be denied due process, they had limited rights. the president wants to cut out the cords and kick people out. your thoughts? >> this is not just a suggestion. this is a demand from donald trump. it's wasn't that he made it before. let's explain why. the mump intrump administrationing trump and steven miller see the courts as an impediment. remember from implementing the muslim ban in 2017. on people being able to enter the u.s. from six muslim countries. remember it's the courts which have limited their ability in previous months to crackdown on immigration or carry outen antiof ill dprgs measures.

it's the courts that could rule in this case that it's illegal to detain parents and children before they get to a port of entry and claim asylum. so the idea here is you won over the courts. you bipassed them and it goes further because trump also said yesterday that you will bipass congress. what you will do is undermine immigration bills and say it's not worth passing these now. the idea here is there should be only one source of power in the u.s. government. that's the trump administration. whatever the cost we see from this immigration policy. >> let's just listen to what two lawmakers had to say when they were told they isn't have permission to kppgs a new jersey detention center. let's bring that up. ♪ >> yes, this is america. this isn't moscow.

>> so we are seeing lawmakers turned away from the detention centers. one of them saying this is america, not moscow. what's going on here? on what basis are these detention centers allowed to prevent the access of lawmakers and of the media. >> there are certain provisions, which regulate when you're holding minors in shelters. in this case detention centers. you may not be able to talk too to these because they may be. vulnerable children. there could be health issues about access. . that's one reason the children are being vaccinated. these aren't health and safety reasons. that's officials who are absenteeable to the trump administration. don't want journalists to see what is. two weeks ago when they allowed

limited visits, that's when we first heard about the exen tent of to and indeed many of the children are lost in the system. because records haven't been kept. en. >> et despite the images that we have all seen around the world of these detention centers, despite the sounds, the audios that we have all heard of children screaming for their mothers and fathers. the president indicated this wvd he sees the whole thing as a play going into the midterms. >> we have to be strong. i like the issue. the issue is strong borders, no crime. their ratio is open borders, let ms 13 all over our country. that's what's going to happen if you listen to them. >> the emotion of what's happening set aside here, the scott many votes support what the president is doing.

this aggressive approach towards immigration. it's underestimating his people or is it now have rally his base? >> some people support trump. the question is whether it's many. it's the strategy of the key white house adviser. it is probably the strategy shared by attorney general jeff sessions as well as trump, which is if et we continue to crack down no matter what the legal issues are, no matter the cost to children and parents, we'll win in november's election elections. which means, by the way, they are not going to apologize. they are photo going to back down over what happened in recent weeks. connect that to the second issue. they think if they win in congress in november that their belief that the courts are not important, that you can go around congress is justified. in other words, these elections now are more that be returning and it's even more than the immigration issue.

it's a question above the extept of the trump administration's power. i would go even further. this is a battle. it will be fought over the next week thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> let's take ab short break. it's feared hundreds of thousands of people may be in danger. we'll have details, next. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com

we are at the cnn weather center with more on this. what's been the impact of all this flooding? >> it's been an event here that's set up that lastst several weeks. continuous rainfall. this is the time of year 25 times in the month of june, 25 days in the month of june you'd

expect rainfall. the impacts have been significant. flooding and we have seen damage done to many communities across places such as this. folks have come out of bed and looked outside and see what was essentially the street commuting down now turning into a raging river. and when it all tapers off what you have a tremendous amount of debris strewn about and that paks it dangerous for a lot of people. situations have played out over and over again. this is the time of year we expect a lot of rainfall. some areas of china have been hard pressed to get it. other areas are getting too much. you take a look at a month by month breakdown in the city of hong kong, look at which month peak here's. the month of jaumay and june an july, you see the highest months in total there coming in over the next several months.

rainfall much of it concentrated towards there. and india a lack of rainfall, a very slow progression somewhere cloels to deli. that's been concerning. an area that's been really seeing a lot of rainfall is across the northern portion at an entirely different story. . too much rain and too many people there being impacted by it as well. >> certainly problematic. thank you for all of that. we appreciate it. those monsoon rains are endangering hundreds of thousands of refugees in bangladesh. that's according to international aid agencies. >> they warn that around 200,000 refugees, muslims fleeing a crackdown are threatened by landslides and flooding in ba

bangladesh. >> let's talk more with richard we're, a fellow for the asia division of human rights watch. thank you for your time today. let's talk about the amount of land available for rohingya. it's already limited. it's suppose d to be tempt operation. that's surely at risk during monsoon opinion the real situation on the ground for people there. >> as you say, the amount of land is extraordinary limited. and i think one of the things that people fail to realize is that over half a million of these people are living in the most congested refugee camp in the world. in some spaces in these camps, people have less than a meter, a square moerlt of space for hemss. and often times people are living in cram and crowded single spaces.

ta are known more than a fewen motors. and they are just composed and comprised of tarps and bam poo. these are 8:extraordinarily fragile. these shelters which thousands of them have already been damaged or destroyed by landslides and extreme weather are extraordinarily vulnerable as the cyclone and rainy season really picks up. it's going to peak here in the next few weeks. >> we're looking at these images while you were speaking. if we could take the images full to show our viewers what the rohingya are dealing with. there are two questions i want to raise to you wp with regards to relocation, how difficult is it for these groups to physically move the shelters, the many shelters that we're et seeing here to safer ground. >> well, this is a very difficult situation for the

rohingya population and the government of bangladesh. there's been a enough of sites that have been identified in the area. these refugees can do move to that are far safer, not nearly as at high risk for landslides, individuals have already died. it's important that the spaces that are available that those be used and that the individuals and refugees be moved to the sites or they. >> the second part about relocation. a another move for this ethnic minority. surely there's an added emotional toll for people who already went to great lengths to escape ethnic cleansing in myanmar. >> absolutely. this is a population that's been subjected to the most brutal campaign by the myanmar military and security forces. we're talking about widespread

rape, arson, murder, many of the refugees that we have spoken to have born physical scar, full pod barns. in addition to the psychological scars that they now bare and ware from these traumas. and the reality is that there are not enough services available to provide adequate services now just for the physical welfare but the psychological welfare of these individuals. so any movement. you can image the range of population being very concerned about being moved again. one of the things that has been concern i concerning with the range of population has consistently imposed is the movement to the island which the bangladesh government proposed. this is something that's unsusable situation. it's prone to flooding and will

look likely leave these refugees more vulnerable. that's the concern concern that thesepeople while they are safer, they don't want to be moved to another more insecure, unstable, unsafe situation again. >> not to mention the other concerns, the risks of illness and disease spreading when you add monsoon to what we have been dealing with. we appreciate your time. we'll stay in touch with you. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, england was favored to beat panama, but their win is just how it ranks in the history of victories. that's still to come. starting now, everyone gets the plan they want. mom gets the unlimited she needs, dad gets the unlimited he needs, the kids get the unlimited they need. go mix and match! (scattered applause) wow. (man) yeah. sounds awesome. (vo) one family can now get different unlimited plans, starting at $40 per line on the network you deserve. i'm still giving it my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke

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world cup action there. sunday saw a huge win for england as they pushed into the knockout stage. we join kate reilly. a fan, of course. you must be so thrilled. >> a huge smile at this end of

the day. i'm sorry. >> it was incredible. >> so obviously england is a far stronger team than panama, but panama did defeat the united states to qualify for the world cup. >> so we weren't expected to win and no one expected england to win, 6-1. plenty of fans think we are going to win the whole thing. we have to reign the expectations in a bit, myself included. it was an amazing day. that a shurs the three lines are placed in the last 16 of the tournament and the one group stage match, but the defender couldn't get it. they held himself to not one, but two goals. panama was never there. he added the second and lynn gard scored.

that crumbled at that point and the goals we expected of julia. we are back to the star who scored a break in his country's opening game and converted the second penalty of the match. he had the word hat trick on his lips. it comes not sure he need knew too much about it and headed back to ruben and the ball flies into the back of the net and two penalties and deflection. he's is the third player to score a hat trick as world cup steps back in the 66 final at wembley. >> looking ahead, a lot of excitement already. what are the matches already? >> in action on monday, so get excited. we will have plenty to talk about. harry kaine in the running for the golden boot.

he is there at the top. on his heels, they are going to see group b and spain and morocco in action. they host russia in the battle to finish for egypt and saudi arabia. reynaldo scored a dazzling hat trick in the opening against spain. he now scored his country's last five goals at the world cup and a little extra spice as coached by his com patriot and father figure. they reportedly had a strained relationship over the last few years. the pair worked together at manchester united and the portuguese national team. >> so much. still smiling over here. let's do it again next hour. i'm rosemary church. >> let's reset and rejoin with more news at the top of the hour.

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