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of the nba 2018 season along with cringe worthy moments. "early today" starts right now.o gooding, i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm gigi stone woods. this morning we're getting our first look at non-government footage from a facility housing some migrant children separaard from theirts at the border. these are images from inside the cayuga center in as first seen on the rachel maddow show on msnbc. the footage was secretly recorded by a woman who worked at cayuga until she quit last night. the cayuga center is a day facility a at night the children go to foster homes to sleep. >> in one clip a girl is sngn for her mother and mpster. on themerloyee spoke condition of anonymity and said she's critical of the family eparations. sh also says she doesn't know which children were in fact separated from parents and which arrived adds unaccompanied minors. we are also learning about the conditions inside a tent cityho ing children in texas and just how grueling that process is for reunification. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez.

>> reporter: a first look inside a tent city near el paso, texas along the u.s./mexico border housing hundreds of migrant children. journalists were given atour o cameras were allowed inside. the department of health and human services provided this video. shows children being examined at the on-site medical clinic and lined up in the cafeteria. the one running the tent city said the process is flawed and the separations harm the children. >> we are aggressively looking for parents. if they're having a hard time, we're going to find them. >> reporter: after president trump's executive order last week stopping family separation, but keeping his zero-tolerance policy of prosecuting undocumented immigrants, mig ant famili struggling to be reunited. >> the floor is now open. them spoke: five of out for the first time as they t applied for asylum witheir children. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: among them is edis.

we'v been following her case since she told us she was separated from her son on his 6th birthday. what was thet? hardest p she said the hardest moment is when she told her son would be taken away and he cried. 2000 miles away in a rural poverty stricken village in honduras, her mother maria wants to know when she'll see her grandson again. they're traing children there as if they were little animals and they're human beings, she says. we were there as es was able to reach her mother by phone for the first time since being released from detention.ea [ ng foreign language ] >> reporter: her mother had good news. she spoke to her young grandson by phone. he's in a shelter in arizona. they can only hope a reunion is in the making. the children here in this tent city ages 13 to 17 all have limited time-out side in desert heat. but are brought inside once its reac8 degrees.

the pentagon also now confirms that fort bliss and good fellow air force base willlso be used to house migrants in temporary shelters. phillip? >> gabe gutierrez. gabe, thank you. >> this morning president trump wakes upe in the white hous after spending the night firing up hisase in south carolina, campaigning for the state's governor ahead of today's primary. and using the occasion to bash democrats all the while ooubling downn his immigration rhetoric. >> democrats, they want open borders and they don't mind crime. think of it. the democrats want to protect illegals coming into this country, some of whom are not good. they want to protect illegals coming into the country much more so than they want to protect. y >> among the topics, the commander in chief brought up news repts on the first lady's health. lateight comics, his hair,

north korea summit, and as democrats come under fire for urging the public to bring protests straight to administration's officials front doors. let's go to tracy polie potts. tracie, a lot going on this morning. >> reporter: gigi, let's start with people being held i detention. customs and border patrol will not be going after brought children into this country. they are pausing the because they ot are changing the policy, but essentially because there is a back up. they don't have enough people to handle it right now. the president has put a temporary fix in place onti sepa these adults from their children, but the white house says congress needs to come up with a permanent solution. >> the president through executive order has given a temporary sution to the problem, but it's not permanent and we need congress to step up. we need democrats t stop playing political games, do their jobs, work with this hepresident and let's fix problem at the border.

>> reporter: that's sarah huckabee sanders. the president'spokeswoman who was asked to leave a virginia restaurant that the president later tweetedas filthy. maxine waters, congresswoman from california,lso taking some heat for calling on people to protest trump supporters. we've ween ith white house advisor stephen mler, protest outside his home. this issue now turning personal in washington. >> it could get even more serious. tracie potts, thank>> you. murder investigation is currently underway at a southern california senior care home where a resident there opened fire, killing a veteran fire captain and injuring a second firefighter. they were responding to report sf an explosion. the departmentourning the loss of fire captain david rosa. a husband and father of two who ad worked for the department for 17 years. 12 year veteranerness toe torres who was also sho has been released from the hospital while the injured risk dent remains in critical but stable condition according to police. officials have arrested

77-year-old building resident thomas kim on suspicion of murder, attempted murder, and arson. they are now investigating if the explosion was used to lure the first r ponders to the scene in order to ambush them. >> the boy scout community is in mourning afterf its members was killed by a falling tree on campgrounds in georgia. officials say the 14-year-old scout was with a mate seeking shelter inside a tent. the tree toppl onto the tent strike being the scout causing blunt force trauma to his head. they from texask for a w long summer jamboree. authorities are investigating the incident. >> to would-be car teves end up in a broad daylight shoot out after thene owner t out to be a cop. they released this footage from april showing ted two aen walking up to a parked car and trying to get inside. the officer i seen then running out of the car and soon after firing at those suspects. police say he did identify himself as an officer before he

started shooting. one suspect fired back at the officer and eventually both suspects took off running. police say no one wasnd hurt back up arrived soon after that shootout. authorities are still searching " r those suspects. >> "the tonight shmmy fallon is firing back at president trump's twitter attack over the weekend. take a look. >> as you may have heard last night, the president of the united states went after me on twitter. so, melania, if you're watching i don't think your anaibullying ca is working. i was going to tweet back immediately but i thought i have more important things to do. i thought, wait, doesn't he have more important things to go? he's the president. what are you doing? you're the president. you're tweeting at me. >> makes a goodpoint. helping jimmy fallon's ratings, though. on sunday president trump tweeted, be a man after his hr esdayling incident with then candidate trump. and rallying hours o, . trump continued on the

offensive calling fallon a lost soul who should be thankful for the tremendous ratings for having him as a guest. >> that's like a rite of passage r late night host getting called out by the president these days. >> i do agree he should be maybn focusedomething more important. >> let's focus on the weather now. usll karins, good morning. >> fg on finding a nice shady spot or great irconditioniair conditioned movie theater. as we go through the west, w that's whare watching, the heat building then it will spread to the east. so today some of the hottest weather we found in areasla lik vegas and tucson, 95 in denver. 5 to 10 degrees above average. then it really spreads on wednesday. then by the endof the week i the weekend, it gets very hot in the 90s. erywhere, ohio valley in the east. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. so today we're going to be watching showers and thunderstorms. could even have some severe storms. have to watch them closely in areas of missouri. an isolatedordo or two t.

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>> reporter: it's been a fixture eron ama's roads since 1903, but harley davidson said it will move a piece of its americana and ite jobs that come w it overseas. to avoid a retaliatory counter punch fm europe after the u.s. imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> harley davidson is an american icon and americans con t want an american that's built overseas. >> reporter: harley execs were welcomed to the white year as a symbol of american industry. the president urged them to add jobs. >> made in america. harley davidson, made in america. >> reporter: but earlier this year the company said it would move much of its plant operations to thailand. now harley says a 25% increase in european tariffs would add $2,200 to the cost of a motorcycle shipped to europe. its second biggest market. president trump tweeted, surprised that harleyn david of all companies would be the first to wav the white flag.

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