but we know that any child who is locked up and separated from family is experiencing a traum. we know that. we know these kids will experience long-term trauma, because they are separated from their parents so we're working to reunite them as quickly as possible. but this does not have to be. this is the result of calculated, deliberate intentional acts to separate kids from their parents and to use the children essentially as bait to lure their parents into the deportation system and that's what we are seeing play out. >> i'm going to get back to the legal remedy to this i want to follow up with ed on you know you are seeing every day these stories. ed you have been seeing them, too, on a regular basis. you have been reporting on them. give me a sense of what you see the kids the families, how they're being affected the traumas. >> reporter: yeah, i think a lot of people who arrive and i spent a lot of time in shelters on the mexican side of the border, these families who have made the long journey from their central american country homes and to get there. and many times whe

traum clarifies that he is staunch that his staunch support of israel has earned him the right to be anti-semitic on twitter. and tomorrow you'll learn. robber moeller staying up late to brush pubic hairs all for the so-called. good brams right thing to do that's all show but if you want more grab my standup comedy special only at least can comedy special dot com or get our podcast free on i tunes spotify and stitcher it's called moment of clarity until next time goodnight and keep trying. and you know on the flip i used to muck around with. i don't think so soon because the ballot itself mukti about. closing this way got to dog so hard not to think of the mother disappeared this moment the work of a coward and an optimist or a benefit if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his way. to. the floor and you can feel the fee on this bill frist woody allen you have called you have a lot of them came out on the. but i see it is this is the fans that is a constant. cool. job of journalists photojournalists any type of videographer writing journalists is thei

there is a lot of criticism on capitol hill and many people are asking themselves right now president traum they say or offer. i doing this second summit what's of unanswered questions about the situation with north korea and the u.s. president. made in an assertions and i called everyone's attention saying that if you were not president the u.s. would be at war with north korea right now did you give any evidence to back up that claim he didn't give a lot of evidence for a lot of his claims in fact a lot of his claims have been repeatedly refuted especially on the immigration issues illegal immigration crossings i mean crossings are down apprehensions are down. there is very little evidence this is just to suggest physical barriers really do anything to prevent illegal. immigrants from crossing so a lot of is his claims were. have been rather unfounded and have been repeatedly refuted in terms of north korea you can't prove a negative we don't know he was elected by a by not the popular vote but he was elected we don't know how to be with the president so that's kind of a hard claim to mak

leadership has no trust in the united states as fair mediators in the middle east peace process anymore traum now is promising to roll up the middle eastern deal of the century in april what are your expectations of this deal. first of all there will be no deal because the deal needs a bit of not of the ballast in those autumn up but of notice the one. because of them to trump is initiating one secondly this is going to people out of bed because we don't know the content of the deal that only talks about a state in gaza that doesn't that doesn't refer to six or seven borders that doesn't refer to you by two or three that doesn't deal with the policy not if you g.'s that moves the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem the american embassy that is using blackmail to kmiec and missile to try to push there by the scene a suicide and to accept their base the peace initiative order they i thought i'm better ideas that is not going to happen so for us we have spoken loud and clear our voice was loud and clear and our president has explicitly stated that we are them of going to be bought of the do this

and works on work trauma so dealing with people who have dealing with trauma or having to work with traum tiefd -- traumatized people. we thought that was attractive to have in the contract. >> director brinkman. >> thank you for moving quickly on this. it's going to be so important and what we hear from public facing staff particularly the female operators and giving them the tools to de-escalate will go a long way in keeping operators happy and healthy and in particular hire more female operators. i'm happy to make a motion to approve this and thrilled we're doing this. >> we have a motion. is there a second. >> one comment? >> please. >> to say happy to see this and the monitoring and performance measuring as the best practice to see that in the contract we'll evaluate how successful this was. two questions. what's the difference between the two contractors. one is significantly more expensive so if you can speak to that and are there other industry best practice where's this kind of intervention has been implemented in other cities. are there lessons to learn from or are we the pionee

it's our belief that the officers who were wounded were taken to the local traum center there. i want to repeat the news from the city of aurora communication officer: the officers are all in stable condition and the suspect was neutralized. we are are to read nothing into that except they don't want to give us anything official about the suspect. if you know who the suspect is, right now you are contacting the suspect's relatatives and scouring the personnel's files at work and speaking to suspect's co-workers and bosses at work and going through social media and going to any residence of that suspect and to the vehicle tavsuspect. in addition, we know from the eyewitnesses, we are led to believe that the person was carrying at least one firearm described as a pistol and has been described as having a green laser emiting from it. i can give you no further than what the witnesses said. just imparting to you what we were told. that's the extent of what we have so far. multiple victims are at multiple hospitals. what about the school situation? jonathan hunter with that. >> a lot

i could not imagine how a mother could deal with h so much traum. whwhat the community must be going through because what i have learned from filming over the years. amy: tell you the details as you understand them, when it happened in 2014, the time of day, how lennon's body was discovered. >> linen was found in a trailer park not far from his home. it was in the morning. morning, or so in the in the middle of a trailer park surrounded by probably 200 to 300 feet of trailers surrounding him. people were moving from school. it was a school day. it was a friday come august 29. people were moving from school. people were doing shift work, growing to the local factory smithfield. yetgoing about their day, no one saw what happened. there was a 911 call about 7:15. there was a woman who made the call. lennon was 240 pounds. his body was deceased. that is heavy weight. the woman who made the 911 call is about 5'2", 125 popounds. and yet somehow she cut him down. she had scissors on her and was able to cut him down. there are all kinds of inconsistencies i

it was a veryic traum -- it was a very horrific death. >> the driver who hitad blake thc in his bloodstreamgton e and served three years in prison. >> in my view thers a perception that marijuana does not impair you like alcohol that's not true. you are impaired. >> currently there is no roadside test like a breathlizer to detect thc, the ingredient this gets you high. >>o you understand the test? >> back on maryland highways troopers have been trained to detect marijuana impairment signs. >> we're looking for red glassy eyes, dilated pupils, slow, exaggerated movements. >> unlike alcohol, there is no legally allowed limitn maryland for driving under the influence of maryland. they see smokers hebehind t wheel hat night and often in the mornings, too. keeping them busy 24 hours a day, looking for drivers who are operating at hig speeds. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. we have much more for you to check out on this story in the c washington app, including how officers are trained to conduct those field sobriety tests. just clio on investigation see all of the weed week stories from the news