we're trying to sa lives and what i want to do is enave the childr lives. >> reporter: the well worn route remains in part erecause human smugguide the migrants around the check point six miles away. w do you feel about when you hear those sounds of the childr crying that they want their mothers, their fathers and you know how this is torn families apart? >> to me the parents are being irresponsible and i think it's aterrible that theyre using their children as pawns to gain access to our country. >> reporter: according to u.s. customs and border ec prons, 2235 families have been apprehended at the border since the beginning of may leavin nearly 2,340 children designated as unaccompanied. dr. jim vickers is a sixth genetion texan and says he's fed-up with the border problems. >> reporter: what do you think of th current policy that separates children from their parents? >> i think it's fantastic. we cannot sustain this. >> reporter: because he's seen undocumented migrants die on the properties here, he believes the president's policy is humanitarian. >> but the kids are well taken ca

experts have found that any sort of detention for a childr whetn one of these centers or at a harsher facility isma ng to the child. they really urge the government l beited in their use of family detention. you know, even putting aside those issues, the government only has like 3200n beds i these family detention centers and so, you know, in one month alone they detained like 9400 families crossingde the b illegally. so it is very unclear where if th zero tolerance policy continues even if they're able to kind of get the permission to hold families longer than 20 days where those famoies wuld go, would they start building sort of tent cities on military bases? what kind of standards are those going to have? whatngffect is that g to have? orbert: mike, real quick. you've been rng on could the pentagon be providing se 000 new beds for t children, these families? michael: so the department of h.h.s. which is the agency that really takes custody of children in this system has asked the pentagon to assess where it might have facilities thatouldrovide up to 20,000 beds over the course of t

in my positi as a stf attorney with the childr'' prreress -roject, i do see casehere the child --uested voluntarily voluntary dertrture caususe theieiparents were already poported by the time the childr could get to themmmmigraon po foror tir firir hearing, tir parents were alrey deported, so t chil f feari thehey uld t haveve caretaker in the --d stateoror fearing chose to face their fr r of retuturng to t tir home countrtoto be unititedith thr parent the threcases i saw were childrenetetweenhe a ageof and 15. renee: reporting from th rio anande valley on the u.s. mexico border, democracy now! nermeen: well for more, renee joins us in studio, just back from south texas. long reported on the criminalization of immigrants, family detention, and the business of detention. it is great to have you back. talk about what you saw. renee: i am just back from the militarized southern border of the united states with mexico, down in the rio grande valley. the very southern tip of texas. i went down there to report on a topic i have looked at before. underas happened other administrations. i wante

we will exceed $140 million a share in the fight against pi so ma more childr survive it, it is your heart well. statistically it has been incredible. thank you, mr. president. >> this is the most comprehensive childhood crllasse did not have thedv behind us. the children are the best advocates. it took three years to get there, mr. president. they can say no to you and me, but bring in little sadie to the office, they cannot say no to her and the other survivors. this will help survivorship and research. it will move the cause forward in the right direction. thank you for doing this. >> you are doing a great job. >> mr. president, on behalf of thousands of childhood cancer survivors in nevada, i am here to thank you for your work and your effort. this does not happen without your leadership. i want to thank these kids also for being advocates and getting us to todwhere . thank you very much for your hard wor >> my friend, say a few words. you have been working so hard on this. >> sadie came in to see me about a congress ago. it was clear she was dedicated this. at the time she looke

. >> you have three childre childt are their ages? >> i have a boy boy girl. >> what do they think of what their dad does? >> it's been fun. or kids have become engaged in the political process and follow what's happening politically quite a lot. >> you're from virginia. >> born and raised virginia beach and went to school with washgton as an undergrad and business school. through the a of your career you were involved in oliver north's campaign in 1994. what did you do not campaign and how did that prepare you for the subsequent political activities? >> i was fortunate to work on the campaign. i think as i sharesomed in other places, he helpedha my character and faith with multiple purple heart and bronze star marines and he is in a prayer group of other men and began to shape my future faith. i think a lot of us like to believe we are in charge and there is a higher power of where we are going and i could have foreseen the chance to work with somebody and then go to graduate school. hutchison was the previous staff and then i had th

. >> we are being denied entry to see about the welfare of en childr. >> yesterday two florida lawmakers were denied entry to similar facility there. guards would not allow sen tore bill wilson and debbie wasserman idschultz i the facility documenting undocumented children. >> we'll talk more about the ongoing crisis in ten ownutes. >>>o some results in decision 2018. d.c. voter have approved initiative 77. 55% voted in favor of passing thatmeasure. the fight could be far from over. they could still decide to block or change this everybody our. initiative 77 matches the minimum wage of tipped workers. coming soon, all workers will respect t respect the workers. >> understand this is bad for employees and small binesses ind.c. >> the tipped workers in the district prevailed. th p women,ple of color who need better wages. $3.33 anr is not enough. >> now we have the results from other primary races in the nbc washington app. search decision 2018. >> it's now 4:33. we have an update to the deadly playgroundot sg in prince gorges county. the victim was just 17 years old. prince gorges county

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childr >>> another move by the white house drawing criticism as well. the united stes is withdrawing from the united nations human rights council. u.s. ambassador nikki hailie and mike pompeo made the announcement. they're allowing the worst abusers to join. >> iant toake it crystal clear that this step is not a retreat from hum rights commitment. on the contrary, we take this step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of ati hypocl and self-serving organization that makes a mockery of human rights. >> the announcement came one day after u.n. human rights official criticized the trump administration's zer tolerance immigration policy. >>> 07. month fwom ri police need your help findingng mis man. angie, what's happening? >> good morning, eun. we can invite our viewers to take a look ats. their scre detectives from the montgomery county police department need in their helpng this missing man. his name is austin dennis. 38 years old and lives in the 5800 block of marine.i ro police and family r concerned about his physical and emotiona

some adults are using childre to gain access to the border. >> again, the house is supposed miim grioweatek.ompetingugh, neither is expected tot much, if any, democratic support. now, one of the bills more hard line and littlee cof passing. the compromiseill includes a provision to address the separation of theseen immigrant ch from parents. >>> meanwhile, republican politicians apparently shouldn't acknowledge o theirwn children. public for father's day. because of what's happening with the immigrant families at the border, which personally i think is ludacr, paul ryan sent a tweet with a video a talkingut father hood. how it changed life and what his childrenean to him and he got bit ratios, big time. seven thousand f 35,000 replies angry at ryan, include not polite response from singe john legend, wrote seriously fu. reunite famil s at the borde and we can talk about father's day, not so nice. >>> at the riskf receiving angry tweets for this, i want to rsonally thank all of you happy father'day. it's , i get the tweets anyway. i get the angryca onesn deal. but in honor speaker ryan and patrick mc

. $22 for adults and $18 for childr and seniors. >>> in san francisco, if you think constructio is bad now, it cou worse. the city's top transit official said expect more space taken up by construction and according t the examiner, the $316 million project enteri the second phase next month and crews conducting underg utility work. >>> we now have an exclusive first look at the new amazon featur to revolutionize the way you shop. the online retail giant launched prime wardrobe thi and "gma" got a sneak peek,t lets ou on cloethes in the comfor of your home. a first l latest innovation. prime wardrobe. an online shopping experience that lets you try before buy. o your living room. >> what we kept hearing fro the custom that they wanted to shop for fashion with us but they wanted to try things on, they wanted to touch, feel. but they didn't want to see a huge amount of money taken from their credit cards. >> rep here's how it works. you select at least three and up to eight items. >> prime wardrobe eligible. i choose my size. add it to the prime cart. once i selected up to eight items, i

. >> i havelack childre in my family.n't let them say these things about me after 30 years of my putting my family and my health and myd livelih at risk to stand up for people. i never -- i'm a lot of things and loud mouth and all that stuff but i'm not stupid for god's sake. and i never would have waitingly have called any black pson -- say they are a monkey. i would never do that. and i never did that. and if people think i did that it kills me. if they think mthat, i so sorry that i -- you know, it was so unclear and stupid. i'm very sorry. >> that's a lot to take in. just ahead bill a has a lack at the forecast plus the world's ugliest dog contest under way this weekend. you'll want toeet the owner. poor guy. maybe that hurts his feelings. waur watching early today. the hr unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. now, all sun care products are buy one, get one 50% off. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish. but those days are over. now, i take metamucil every day. it naturally traps and removes the wast

let's be hahn set we've seen pictures of these immigrant childr y fromrs ago, prating the trump administration can change the rule. they can change the procedurth late todayer clarification from the white house apokesman says the president fully supports both bills the house is expected to consider next week. if ty pass see if he sign it is. >> meanwhile strange stories about scott pruitt head of epa. aid calng trump owe they will it dc t inquirio buy used mattress. schaaf officerunt favorite ying to get help into getting daughter to virginia. >>be growingr of lawmakers both sides of the aisleg bla pruitt. now want expanded investigation to address allegations. made the request today asking the investigations be eedited so decision can be made to begin formal protective action. >> psident trump praised for work and said three different times i'm happy of certain things. >> whs ready for 2020. >> circle july 13th through 16th on calendar. those are the dates for democrat convention far earlier than party held in two decades. first moving because of damage done in 2016 divide from sanders and cl

it's harul to them, and it's harmful ton.heir childre >> woodruff: mercedes schlapp at the white house thank you. ank you so much. >> woodruff: and for an ope sing view on migration crisis: janet napolitano was secretary of homeland security under president obama and instrumental in immigration decisions, including signing the policy that created the deferred action for childhood arrivals program-- better known as daca. she's now the presidt of the university of california. janet napolitano, welcome back to the program. you hear what the trump administration is ar, that they have no choice, that once people come across the border without documentation and theyt do so at a port of entry, the administration has no choice prt to enfce the l, take the parents, begin tecute them, and take their children away. >> of course the administration has a choice. the choice is not to do it and not to do it this way. dern somebody crosses the bor illegally between a port of entry and is apprehended, that demeanor.ral mis under the obama administration, because of all of the consequences that occur, w

two other parents renorted their childr have been vomiting sinceying in the splash pad. monday, ward three counciler mary chay sent a letter the department oferal services which maintains district facilities writing pares sai the smell was there friday and they were notified day. the quote the smell was particularly bad this weekend. and quote,arentsitnessed sewage rising from sew greats. chay called for an immediate investigation. in anm e-mail dgs official to a parent way sick child, the ofcial suggest the sewage smell could be related to the recent heavy rains. the chay sai her office told dgs about the smell two weeks ago. she was toldt had to do with mulch getting into the splash pad. parents sayls off should have started warning people then. >> if you want to hear about that in advance as much aser possibly istand that there's probably i'm sure the city has a reason for for the wantingo do it. as a parent i wou want he them to be able to communicate that as quickly as possible >> i'd like to see signs here. they didn't say anything about it. warning the parents the

don't have a policy or why would you want the childr in jail with their parents? you want them in the facilitymp arily or you want them to be repatriated back to the home country with said parent or come in with a respooible adult you know, who the authorities are confident means that child no harm, won't get them into the won't subject them to trafficking or rape or worse. you want them to go with a family member or another close family friend who would be a cu odian. so this has been a vexing problem for many years. i would tell everybody, this es week when the ent goes to congress at 5:30 on tuesday, get together, chuck, i don't remember a single democrat debut -- i could be mistaken, where the republicans and the democrats were invited tohe cabinet room. i believe that your cable station covered it live. >> sure. >> for one hour, did this issue come up? the democrats only want talk out daca the, dreamers. >> but in fairness kids weren't become separated from their parents then. thisic p got implemented in april. a zero tolerance policy where every migrant, asy

. >>> next at11:00, members of congress meet with two migrant parents separated from their a childr the border. >> their children were taken away. >> why they're being held here and what's happened to their children. >>> the cost to drive one of our local highways isbout to go up. tonight, drivers are not happy about the toll hike i or what pays for. >>74 years after two american brothers were killed on aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fi

three of the president'sen childr, ivanka, donald jr. aic erre named in the suit. >>>e'll find out today whether president trump's former campaign manager will stay inil jantil his trial. nerl prosecutors say he tried to tamper with potential witnesses while onre-trial release. usnafort is facing multiple charges in the ra probe. he says he is innocent. keep up with the nbc washington app for updates throughout the day. >>> we're less than two weeks away from the maryland crime area. early voting is underway ashe sikts leading democratic candidate forgovernor squared off in their final televised forum. it was hosted b nbc 4 and telemundo 44. among the topics discussed were transportation, immigration, and legalizing anrijuana. thedates also took aim at president trump. take a sten. >> donald trump is a vulgar, demeanted pig demon. it's not that we're obsessed h th donald trump. we're obsessed we policies that he is making, and it does have an impact on maryland at the local level. >> i mean, he is undermining so many of the things that we value as marylanders. ede

returned to their homeland >> i think whee're going to see hundreds of cases where parents are -- childre are permanently separated from their parents, becoming wards of the united states. >> reporter: the president's execute 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 as they wait to hear their fate. jay gray, nbc news, hidalgo, texas. >> sever flash floods have ravaged parts of western pennsylvania. thunderstorms and showers were pouring down water faster than they could reseed. radar estimates some places got 2 to 3 inches in an hour.cr s 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 me. is 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 aund 3:00 the morning and we saw outside that e

be free lefrom the fear of being vly attaed while doing their job laura: still searching for their childr -- after being separated at the u.s. border, parents are phoning to find any information on the kids. plus, at just three years old, -- four years old, this young painter is taking the art world by storm one colorful canvas at time. laura:s welcome to our view public television in america and around the globe. nday after five people were killed at a marylaspaper, more details are emerging about the shooter's motives and the perseverance of those at "the capital gazette." this morning the paper w published as usual, but there was nothing normal about the editn, as they had to cover the murder of their colleagues. the men who carried out the rampage has been identified as jarrod ramos. he has been charged with multiple murders and denied bail. annapolis,a nwfik has the latest. nada: a vital source of news for this community was also its biggest story. friday's edition of "the capital gazette" cover every aspect of the fatal shooting at itsfi s. one page was left blank, intentionally so

myife and one of my childr were injured, too. dan: they are still surrounded by the rubble that killed their son. with more water comes a greater risk of disease. there are 700,000 people here, and aid workers warm that thousands could die. this weekend they will mark the islamic festival of eid, but it is hard to imagine much of theio celebr these people are defined by thel land they havet in the landscape they now cling to. a fragile existence is still under threat. dan johnson, bbc news. laa: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, baseball and litics. how the history of america's national pastime goes hand in glove with its elected leadership. cara: this weekend,om chooses a new leader in second round of presidential elections. this is the first time they will select a newth leader sinc historic peace deal with of the farc rebels two years ago. katy watson reports. katy: if the polls are right, this man will be colombia's next president. he promises to cut taxes and boost investment. he

in mind all those heat ps, stayi hydrated, walking inside if you get too hot, never leave pets oi childr cars. we are moving into that season. >> good advice. thank you, ma'am. >>> we've got a shocking result at the world cup. the misd penaltyick by one of the game'sla greatest prs of the game'sla greatest prs that cost his country too many devices on your network could mean you see this that's why you need fios-the 100% fiber-optic network. that means more speed for more devices at once -and to prove it, we'll help you add another. choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or a $200 credit toward other samsung tech plus get the fastest internet available, up to 200 tv channels, phone, and a 2-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement. stuck in a contract? we'll help you out with up to a $500 credit for your early termination fee. go to getfios.com. still nervous [about buying a house? a little. thought i could de-stress with some zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? g

meant to ensure that the childre of migrants who cross into the u.s. illegally are no loer separated from their parents. customs and border protection officials tell us they are n keeping families together, but with a zero tolerance policy still in place, adults will be prosecuted and it's unclear what the long-term plan is. ost of ile, those children separated from parents prior to the executive order are still not with their families. our gabeutierrez is in texas. >> reporter: tonight e growing outrver the roughly 2,000 children still in limbo. >> unexpectedly seeing that bust just made things extremely real. >> reporter: immigration activists in texas surrounding a bus full or migrants leaving the border parole's largest processing facility. >> i don't thinkop can begin to imagine what it's like to put yourself in the shoes of a four-year-old child in a foreign land speaking a foreign language. just in a cage like an animal. these are human beings and deserve to be treated as such. >> shame on you. >> anger boiling over. . in other cities too, san d

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some of the childre here are separated from theentso were while trying to cross the there is no w separating- requiring the separatioheof families, but t trump administration has a new zero tolerance policy treating the crossings as a crime. now, facing growing criticism attoey general jeff sessions turned to the bible to defend his actions. >> i would cite you to the apostle paul a hislear and wise command in romance 13 to obey the laws of the government because god has ordained the government for his purposes>> reporter: this is unmerciful and i would ask general sessions not to quote scriptures that deal with slavery and to realize that when you take children f away and sepaamilies, you are doing the complete opposale of the vs of this nation both in terms of democracy and huma rights. it must stop now. >> rorter: now, border patrol officers say the children are getting cared for provided with hot meals and medical services. the trump administration believes that a border wall will help cut down on illegal crossings. wall, that is part of themi cose legislation that's beingn considered he

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. >> what have you you been feeling personally as you look at the ima as of childr centerss in detentionrer have you had a chance to see the audio tape of children crying? >> it's just so upsetting. you can't look at this an lis this and not think abt how your own children were that age. and i have grandchildren. how i -- i just identifytith wwould happen to them. it's so -- i've had members tell me they're having a hard time sleeping and living with really thisrauma has be inflicted on thousands of children. this is not the american way. this is not the count that i aow and love. i am soamed of what our government is doing. >> what do you think is the intent of the trump io administr then, by separating these families in the first place by having this so-called zero tolerance policy on prosecuting people who cross the border? >> i take them at their work. john kelly, the chief of staff, indicated that the intent was to deter others from coming to the united states to seek asylum, which is the right under american immigration law andls their right under treaties that we have ratified. so

. >> they are trying to use the grief and the tears of these childr eo ffend buto ilextort a their liking in congress. >> reporter: president trump has tried to blame democrats for the policy. he just tweeted, why don't the democrats give usthabily to fix people are coming into the country illegally. there will be a meeting with republicans and this comes days before the house is expected to vote on immigration bills crafted by the republicans. >> what do lawmakers hope to achieve? >> they hope to achieve some sort of compromise that the president will support. the house is expected to vote on the immigration bills addressing daca which allows people brought to the u.s. illegally as children to stay in the country. president trump says he will not sign any bill that does not include funding for a border wall. >>> and police are investigating a deadly border patrol chase near the border. an suv overturned as it was pursued by a boer patrol agent. >> reporter: the high-speed chase that led to this deadly crash reached speeds up 100 les this suv rolling over in big hills, texas, 50 miles fro

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how can they find their childr,areny ndheha fe hd t cal i.c.e. detention reporting and information line. >> o.r.r. h a network of 100 shelters like these across the country operated by nonprofit groups. though our cameras have not been aldewed in as the first lady toured one in south texas, she had this question. >> how many times they speak with theirelatives or families per week for example? >> therehirenld a mmunicate with their family twice a week. >> we spokeith sever mothers in oneettion center by phone. salvador hasn'tommunicated with her teenage son in ne >> translator: i need to hear his voice, she said. there are many desperate mothers here. that woman tells us she was overjoyed when she heard about president trump's executive order. now she just quickly wants to be reunited with her son. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, mcallen, texas. cpr training out seems to be on life support. ysinend in-person f courses arling short. a lot of people never master the technique or forkt whget what t. there should shorter, more frequent sessionss well as co

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rob: the white house fire back after a senator tries getting into an immigrant childre shelter, the trumpng jeff merkel saying he is, quote, he responsible, spreading blatant lies about immigration enforcement which he claims he was trying to get answers about migrant children being separated and their families, a week after some democrats shared a photo on social media of immigrant children sleeping in cages. that photo actually taken during the obama administration three years ago. special counsel robert mueller wants paul manafort thrown in jail, accused of tampering with witnesses i sending encrypted messages to this ukrainian contact prosecutors claim violate the terms of house arrest. he has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and failing to register as a foreign agent. this has no connection to his time in donald trump's campaign. carly: hillary clinton treated better despite mishandling classified information, a pardoned ex-sailor making those claims set to sue the obama administration. rob: robert gray has more on his fight for justice. >> reporter: christian saucier claims he was s

there anyway to look at that situation because it's about children and there are good organizations childre serving or children. >> thank you. i can't speak to how an agency decides which category to apply to. i can say, over the last couple of years we've increased our allocation for capacity building and technical assistance to our organizations because we do acknowledge that there are some organizations that are smaller, actually even large organizations that are grass root organizations that came about because the e.d. or the founder had the heart and it was through passion and heart they created the program and a lot more complications, funding streams and paper work and all those other things and over the past couple years we've allocated and almost doubled and tripled our allocation for technical assistance to support programs to build the capacity to do the paper work for the administrative stuff as well as support of program quality. we have staff who are always researching and staying a abreast on the best practices and all the field so we're, through this process, we have, i gues

tonight localawmakers take action amid the heartbreaking sights and sounds of childre separated from their families. >> the reaction has been more or less a primal scream. this cannoten be happg. >>> gunned down at the playground. >> my son ind the best a somebody killed him. >> the family of a teenage murder victim u opened about their heartbreak as police hunt for his killer. >>> plus a rare legal move as investigators use science to buy more time in the search for serial rapist. and high drama at six flags as new clues emerge about what went wrong there. >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> first tonight scorching heat across the region and strong storms on the move. >> brutal weather afternoon. this was the scene at the start of tvening rush hour. heavy rain coming down sideways in northwest. >> and a similar sce as drivers navigate the conditions dodging r drops on the belt way. now most of it has cleared out. >> but we better getsed to it. it's early in the season. amelia is here to tell us what's coming our way next. >> for tonight only a f scattered showers, however m

-mexico still a to comet 6:00, a look at onef the facilities where theen childr are being held. >>> "meet the press" moderator uck toddch celebrate dad this father's day. save big on something special from ross, from gifts that fit his style to gifts that bring a smile. happy father's day begins at ross. ♪ you gotta go to ross if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross > now we turn to the week in politics. >>> big news in the russia investigation. >> former trump campaign managel anafort headed for jail. new rumors michael cohen is looking for a deal while the president spins the new inspector general report. >>> we just learned the n cber ldren separated from their parents at the border under president trump's zero tolerance policy. > virginia primary results suggest trends that could play out acrosshe country. >>> chuck todd is nbc political director and moderator of "meet the press." let's first start with the russia investigation. there's newn

than the strangers put them together with in mexico and shove them on the border and they use the childrshields. this is myas there a reportn the "new york times" about the guy saying this is my kid and i have a passport in the u.s. because i know they will release me. that is the problem. yet we focus on a comprehensive daca bill when we have an emergency that continues to happen year after year. this is what capitol hill focused on. the problem is now. they could fix it withhe feinstein-cruz bill. they are ignoring it. there is an emergency going on. all we talk about the other distractions that could come later without solving the problem. >> melissa: i don't know why everybody is stick of the establishment in washington. >> josh: i think they fix it. >> melissa: we will see. we hope so. all right. more "outnumbered" i a moment. we'll be right back. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. y'd when

themselves t because they banded together to do what they can to help you been documeundocumented childre. the womiomen are were moved by stories they saw. they had special t-shirts created with the statement i want my mommy. as a tribute to young children who have been separated from families arrested and accused of entering the country illegally. >> what we'd like do is be a presence with our t-shirts and after we have perhaps made our protest said what we need to say, we offer services to catholic charities or whoever else would like it. >> reporter: they lifted 70 pound bags and loaded up the u-haul in the evening hoping those items will be accepted on behalf of the children. they are inspired by jackie speier who has been quite vocal about the separation of children and families in mcallen. congresswoman sphere oig spoeies about leading a delegation of two dozen lawmakers. >> we are going to go to the processing center where the actual customs and border control can hold people for 72 hours. and we will be riding in one of the detention buses. so it will be a really good experience f

some of them have been deported back to their children and their childr back to their country and theirhildren are here. this is the american nightmare. >> the white house told us over the weekend there is a process in place to get the children reunited with their parents. do the kids see it? do they even understand it? >> they don't understand it. some of them come with a little note attached with a safety pin with somebody's phone number and name. so this center is trying to unite them with these folks. it is really touching to see them as young as 9 months old and as old as 17 years old. so really a large stretch age wise. but the children have gone through hell. >> but the conditions are good? >> this is a center where they come in for after-school activities. they go back home with their foster care. the women that i met, some of which seem to know me, i really like what i saw. it is just warm and just taking care of these children. they're invested in this. >> there's compassion everywhere. we are so appreciative of the compassion shown to some of these families. let me ask you th

altogether 500 of more than 2,300 childre separated from their families at the u.s.n reunited since may. it's unclear how many of those 500 children are still being detained with their families. >>> mountain view-based 23andme will provide dna testing kits to help reunite families separated at the border. they got involved after being approached by peninsula congresswoman jackie speier. she says the next step is to reach out to federal officials for direction on how to move forward with testing. >>> by now, you've likely seen this, the jacket first lady melania trump wore while leaving to visit a center where children are being held. the back of it reads "i really don't care. do you" abc news asked why s would wear that and the spokes person said it's just a jacket. president trump tweeted that it refers to the fake news media. cheryl jennings will be traveling to the border this morning. watch abc 7 news and abc7news.com as she goes beyond the headlines to bring you the story of the crisis at the border. >>> the warm weather will be perfect for san francisco pride w

the department of chiof childre family services is under scrutiny. anthony after los died and relatives and teachers had made 16 calls saying avalos and six siblings were being tortured. callers say the children were beaten and sexually abused and denied food and water. the agency never checked up on those children. surviving sub lings are now in protective custody. so far his mother and her boyfriend had not been charged with a crime. >>> 5:56, collecting data and saving lives, two sol silicon vy robots are going into mt. kilauea. they are called wave gliders and they are powered by sun and waves. they are made by sunnyvale based liquid robots. the wave gliders will record the impact on the environment without putting researchers in danger. kilauea still active at this moment and it's the most active in the world. the most recent string of eruptions started at the beginning of may. >> it seems everywhere you look something is under construction in san jose. good news for workers in fact. and construction crews that are doing some home renovation. ci

moment on stage while opening up a new bridge in chess shire before visiting a cultural rformancesy childrnt had been designed to think that the queen is interested and things that meghan is interested in. >> markle has been fullyembrace queen taking her on this engagement less than a month after being. >> she is embraced by the royal family and she is by her side. >> ten months after her we hadding that the kate the duchess of cambridge went on a solo. but meghan has jumped into royal life since her wedding. >> great pictures there. >>> new details about the long awaited report from the department of justice. >> if anyone else shows up in this report to have done something that requires termination, we will do so. >> and the explosive new text messages revealed in that report. >> plus more protests tonight over the trump administration so-called >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. 35 kid and adults were hazmat a swim club in south san jose. the fire department says pool chemicals mixture cause people to get sick. p

she visited three different classrooms and spoke with the childr who a being held there. asked a lot of questions of the workers who are staffing the facility, including how she could help the reunification process, children and their families. this coming as the white house is still not being clear on how exactly they plan to reunite the roughly 2,300 children who have already been separated from their families at the border. >> in listening to what we heard, she was talking to the people at this facility. obviously, this is a carefully choreographed visit, everything is fine. the children are smiling, nuthing nut nothing to see here. but the perspective as we watch her walk through this facility, this is a crisis of the administration's own making. >> that's absolutely correct. president trump continuing to deflect blame for this crisis today as he pointed fingers at democrats, once again, for refusing to back his immigration priorities. we should note the glimpse inside this facility is quite rare as the administration has been very strongly restricting journalists' ac

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