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the world'sinearly today" starth >> good morning. i'm phillip mena. morning with a country at a boiling point, outrage over the separation of migrant families. this was the scene overnight as hundreds of demonstrators gathered at new york's laguardia airport to protest the expected arrival of planes carrying children taken from their migrant parents. that is a stunning reversal from the president. the commander in chief walked back the administration's policy of separating migrant families after protests burst onto the streets and on tv screens nationwide. ultimately forcing his hand. he signed an executive order aimed at ensuring migrant children and their fraemz together while keeping the white house's zero tolerance policy intact. >> ivanka feels very strongly, my wife feels very strongly about it. i feel very strongly about it. i think anybody with a heart would feel very strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. at the same time, we don't want people coming into our country

illegally. this takes care of the problem. >> this morning we are learning the devil is in the details. with the department of human services clarifying that new executive order, saying they intend to continue keeping those kids away from their families. more than 2300 children already separated from their parents will not be immediately reunited with their loved ones. it's a clarification that came as new york one captured this exclusive footage of young migrant girls being moved into and out of a facility in east harlem here in manhattan. it sparked a backlash from new york's elected officials. and then there is the headline exclusively reported by msnbc's rachel maddow. the department of justice is now enlisting active duty military lawyers sending them to at least six border cities to psecute migrants. that as the administration looks to prosecute more and more individuals. >> it's just the latest headline caption off what's been a relentless several days of news coverage as the public and lawmakers stand steadfastly against the administration's controversial separation policy.

and a handful of airlines including american and united now tell the federal government not to use their carriers for the transport of those migrant children. and more and more governors are standing up against the administration. nbc's jay gray has more. >> reporter: president trump. >> i will never sacrifice the safety and security of the american people. >> we love you. >> reporter: doubling down on the zero tolerance administration policy in minnesota. >> and by the way, today, i signed an executive order. we're going to keep families together, but the border is going to be just as tough as it's been. >> reporter: that order a dramatic shift after more than a month of families being separated at the border. more than 2300 children have been sent to shelters in at least 17 states, including new york, michigan and california. through a complex network of multiple government agencies.

and those familiar with the process say sorting it out, bringing families back together will be incredibly difficult if not in some cases impossible. especially for parents who have already been denied entry to the u.s. and returned to their homeland. >> i think whee're going to see hundreds of cases where parents are -- children are permanently separated from their parents, becoming wards of the united states. >> reporter: the president's executive order does not in any way address those families torn apart. but it does allow others like these families inside a south texas shelter to stay together as they wait to hear their fate. jay gray, nbc news, hidalgo, texas. >> severe flash floods have ravaged parts of western pennsylvan faster than they could reseed. radar estimates some places got 2 to 3 inches in an hour. crews had to pump water off

flooded roads and several cars were stranded. one woman said fast moving water washed away part of the foundation of her home. this morning more flood devastation across the country. in the gulf coast area. here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: more than a foot of rain triggering flash floods, submerging vast areas along interstate 2 from mcallen to mercedes, texas. >> we woke up it was around 3:00 in the morning and we saw outside that everything was flooded. everything. >> reporter: 85-year-old francisco ramirez a long-time resident said she's never seen it like this. >> just rain and rain and it can't keep oncoming. i'm scared. >> reporter: you're in good hands now. you're in good hands. you're rescued. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> reporter: overwhelmed first responders. >> we have other people to take ort as well. r: getting a helping hand from volu to find a different route out. ricardo deep military trucks had to back up juanita gomez asleep as the

flood waters quietly began to rise. >> when i woke up this morning at 8:00, i step in the water. >> reporter: you stepped right of out of your bed into water? >> yeah. >> reporter: broken out glass when electric windows stopped working. roads giving out creating sink holes in mcallen. because a flootd like this is so wear, homeowners say they have no flood insurance. the sun drought and soil compounded the impact of the flood. >> that was kerry sanders reporting. now to another sad turn in the sex abuse scandal that has plagued the catholic church, this time involving one of the most powerful voices in the american catholic church,p of washington was the first suspended by the vatican after sexual abuse onor. has the details. >> the world is in crisis. >> reporter: cardinal theodore mckerik suspended after allegation he abused a teenager in new york 47 years ago was found to be credible and

substantiated. mckerik would go on to lead arch diocese in new york and washington. cardinal dolan oversaw the investigation. do failings have a reason to be worried? a i don't think so. we have absolutely no evidence that there was any other impropriety with a minor. >> reporter: however the new arch die east reveal there was more a decade ago. >> this question raises more questions than it answers. how long has the catholic church known he was involved with sexual misconduct. >> reporter: in a statement mckerik now retiredabsolutely n but apologized for the pain his this reported abuse. accuser has gone through. presidents and popes and talked about the priest sex abuse scandal on "meet the press." >> do you believe there is a special place in hell for men who represent christ on earth and abuse their flock? >> there is certainly a special

terrible judgment on someone who would abuse the trust that a priest must have, that a priest does have. >> reporter: a judgment now facing this prince of the church. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >> it was day 7 of the world cup and it provided an historic moment for iranian women all over the world. for the first time in almost 40 years they were finally allowed to watch and cheer on their national team. but a huge off sides call wiped out their only goal from the board and from there the team could not get the ball back in the net. they fought hard in this game but they would go on to lose to spain 1-nil. moving on to saudi arabia and uruguay top threat luis suarez knocking it past the keeper to put his team ahead. that would be the only goal in the game. they would hang on to win 1 and they advance to the round of 16. over to moscow now where portugal and superstar ronaldo took on morocco a cristiano ro

nshl -- ronaldo doing what he does best. portugal wins 1-nil also. they eliminated morocco. >> all right. welcome to the first day of summer. let's see how we're looking weather wise with michelle grossman. how are we looking? a lot of hot spots. >> a lot of hot spots. it will feel like summer for many. soaking rantz across the area, too. some dodging soaking rain. you can see parts of the ohio valley, mississippi valley, into the mid-atlantic we're going to see some flash flooding in some spots, but those tropical downpours and the southern states soaring into the 90s. temperatures reaching 110 st in some spots in arizona, also nevada. we're going to see temperatures feeling hotter than that. tpera across the cryhe, seeing a lot of storms as i mention, 88 degrees in atlanta. 85 in washington. new york 85 and looking really nice in boston right around 76. parts of the southeast temperatures right around 90 degr

temperatures right around 97 in jacksonville with stormy weather. all right. so, yeah, we're going to be dodging some rain drops. also texas still seeing rain. we'll talk more about that. >> sounds good, michelle. and speaking about bad weather, despite the bad weather, the press now has a three-year winning streak at the annual congressional women's softball game in washington, d.c. they are in black jerseys there. female democratic and republican law forces took on the d.c. press. this is all in the name of raising money for young breast cancer survivors. the threat of that rain lingered throughout much of the game and ultimately ended early because the downpour with the bad news babes winning 5-0. >> still to come, speaking out the jogger who fought off an attacker telling her story of survival.

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right now taking a look right here, san francisco. you see the trans america building there as we get started with our day. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. i didn't quite see trans america it's pretty foggy. >> you can't see the top of it, we are seeing clouds and fog roll in. as we do through the day all that clears out and we get sunshine. here is a look at a clear view of san jose as we do to the neighborhood of evergreen we'll be in the 50s at 8:00. at noon 76 starting to warm