for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a bit later. for the morns and of coseur c tbshis in ng caioniun fd by bs it's friday, june 22nd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." hundreds of children separated from their families at the southern border have been reunited, but the process is proving not to be simple. >> there's currently no system in place to reunite children wi detention. protesters take to the streets near pittsburgh, shutting down a busy highway. they're demanding answers and acannarmed black teenager. and --

>> come on, come on, come on. can you get on your feet? >> nevada highway patrol troopers rush to rescue a man from a car fire, but as they do, gunfire erupts. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. after president trump did an about-face on his immigration policy, hundreds of families children separated from their families have been reunited, but a lounanswered questions remain,t inc oludingf whether republican-led congress can pass immigration reform. hena doba is here in new york with more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. children separated from their ot parents at the border. there are still over 2,000 parents desperate to get their children back. the trump administration says a0

children separated from their families at the border have been reunited since may. there's still no clear solution nor timeline for the rest though. a senior administration official tells cbs news the government is working to set up a reunification process in south texas. at the same time, the pentagon is examining the possibility of using military bases to house up to 20,000 children who cross into the u.s. by themselves. >> how will that work? is it even feasible? >> the bill is not passed. >> all this comes as the republicans in the house tried and failed to pass an immigration bill yesterday. they postponed a vote on another bill until next week. that includes $25 billion for a border wall and a pathway to citizenship for some of the dreamers. se he a w we have real disagreement, we'r e trcryiats o r inrkac ttionou.. >> they don't care about the children, they don the injury, they don't care about the problems.'t carab

they don't care about anything. >> not true says house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> no, we do care about the border. we want to be smart and strong, not reckless, rash, and ruthless. >> all undocumented immigrants under zero tolerance are charged with illegally entering the country, a misdemeanor for first-time offenders. they're usually sentenced two times served and pay a fine. but a federal public defenders office in texas says the u.s. attorney's office would be dismissing cases with parents were charged with illegally entering the country and were then subsequently separated from their children. anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you, hena. first lady melania trump a surdeise si but it's what iomrs. n nt trump wore that's getting a lot of attention. while boarding a flight to texas, she had o a green n military style jacket with the

words, "i really don't care, do you?" on the back. "inside, she focused on the children. >> i'm h learn about your facility in which i know you have children on a long-term basis, and i'd also like to ask you how i can help these children to be reunited with their families.>> when asked abn the first lady's jacket, her spokeswoman said, it's a jacket, there was no hidden message. but president trump said there was a message. he tweeted, "i really don't care, do you" written on the back of melania's jacket refers to the fake media. melania has learned how dishonest they are and she truly no longer cares. the justice department wants to change the rules on how long

children can be legally thflores settl ts. theednmi amount of time migrant children can be locked up with their families for up to 20 days. the government is allowing families to be held for up to more than 20 days. it's aimed at preventing a separation of kids from their parents who crossed the border illegally were fleeing gang warfare at home in el salvador. omar villafranca takes a look at how violence is impacting one family. >> reporter: we're in the town of santa ana, about an hour outside of the capitol, and even here, the two main gangs, ms-13 and barrio 18, have tremendous power, and they're not afraid to resort to violence. she always keeps the memorial candles lit for her son. she says he was not a gang member. it's one thing to die in an accident. he was murdered. we're not using this family's

last name because their lives might be in danger. one of ant friends was a member ofhony chi ms-13, and to move up in the gang, he killed anthony in 2010. with the help of forensic ietseyrcheall over for his body. two years later his remains were discovered, cut up and stuffed in a septic tank. the violence is worse now, he says, than it was in the civil war. on tuesday night police caught 26 suspected gang members, many of them accused the gang's main source of inofco eme.orti, its message is simple, plata o plomo. a motto that basically means amay me silver or take my lead." aner tla drs the u.s. government sent $72 million in aid to el salvador last year, but it's down to $46 million this year.

that's too little too late. anthony's death destroyed the family. this house used to be full when my kids and grandkids were here, she said, but now not everybody is here. i feel alone. she has tried to go to the u.s. but her visa was denied. she said she can't afford to leave here, so now she says her fate is in the hands of god. omar villafranca, cbs news, ahead oncbs this morni," we will speak with an asylum-seeking guatemalan mother who just a short while ago was reunited with her 7-year-old son after being separated from him for more than a month. and for the second night in a row, protesters took to the streets near pittsburgh demanding justice after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed teenager. the demonsators shut down a

bu highway on tuday in east pittsburgh where an officer shot and killed 17-year-old antwon rose. a bystander captured the incident on video. authorities say rose was shot three times as he fled police during a traffic stop. a lawyer for the teen's family said rose did not pose a threat to anyone. the governor of texas declared disasters in six counties along the coast. it damaged homes and left people stranded. more than 150 people were carried to dry land. residents said they couldn't stop the water from rushing into their homes. >> basically the water just started to seep in. i barricaded the doorways. >> a situation like this can be very dangerous because of the moving nature of water, the unknowns underneath the water. >> more than a foot of rain fell since monday. and coming up on the

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tariffs on american goods. it's in response to president trump's decision to place s on . $3illion worth of products n including whiskey and cranberries. here on wall street stock fell as investors stole carmakers and tech companies over fears that growing u.s. china trade dispute will hurt earnings. they also saw declines that the supreme court ruled they can. the dow dropped 196 points. the s&p 500 lost more than 17. and the nasdaq was down more than 68 points. the house passed a sweeping farm bill that would tghen work requirements for people receiving food stamps. the bill passed by a slim213 to eyai std i wldou toss too many

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more than 100 people. more than a foot of rain fell since sunday. the aviation industry has enen testing new technology to hasence cutyri and improve the boarding process.o internation theyestda y e the first i country to expand the use of facial scans. john schiumo has more. >> reporter: when it comes to air travel, the future is now. passengers entering or leaving the country through orlando international will now be smiling for the camera. the airport is expanding a program that uses biometric facial scans to verify a traveler ee's identity. >> it's tokenless. you walk up, it takes a picture, the gate opens, and you board the plane. it happens in two to three seconds. the goal is to improve security and speed up boarding. >> i've watched it a couple of

times. a boeing 777 had about 200 passengers. they loaded the plane in about 19 minutes. >> if you're good and your data is used for bad, how do we limit that? >> reporter: civil liberties groups are looking atticus toms. >> when we take your picture, that's all we're comparing you against. once we make that match, we'll discard the information. >> reporter: as for now, u.s. citizens arriving and departing on international flights can opt out. coming up only on "cbs this morning," an interview with the border patrol agent seen in this iconic photo of a little girl crying as the agent apprehends her mother. the story behind this picture. plus, a 13-year-old boy sfass felony eaves dingro conversation with his principal.

rikki klieman looks at the possible consequences for him. and women in saudi arabia this morning are preparing to drive legally for the first time. holy williams is in the capital of rian to speak to women about their new freedom. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday.i'm anne-marie . thanks for watching. have a great day and a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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with those lights. uld rning.ng it is friday, june 22 >> -- good morning and we have our special guest brian. >> hello. >> we missed you. >> is a little earthquake through brentwood. shaky start. we are in the middle to upper 50s and it's going to be smoking as we move along. we'll have details for one hot weekend in a few minutes. first, here is traffic. >> thank you, brian. >> things are looking good for that super commuters headed along 580. here are your diamonds into rudy --