i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the ruling orders the federal government reunite families separated at the border quickly. >> yes, a federal judge in san diego ordered the trump administration to stop taking children from their parents. >> the court orders requires children under the age of 5 be reunited with their families within 14 days, two weeks. children age 5 and older must be back with their families within 30 days. >> the order also requires officials provide parents contact with their children by phone within ten days of separation. the aclu filed this lawsuit. in tonight, where people protested a plan to create an immigrant camp at the former naval weapons station. concord's city council discussed the federal government's proposal to create a tent city there for 47,000 migrants as they wait for a court hearing. people opposed to the camp demanded city council take action against it. >> we want to urge you, our city leaders, to condemn this internment camp, this plan, all of these camps. they are immoral, d

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. >> i'm ama daetz. the fire is burning on fremont drive at the company. abc news reporter wayne friedman is live on the scene with theist latest. >> reporter: it's better than it was a while ago. let's take a look behind us here. you see the white smoke. that's still there. but earlier today we had 100 foot flames and a propane tank explosion. take a look. firefighters knew this was coming. they heard the propane boiling. helps the evacuation of 500 people within a half mile. they had no idea where the tank would go. it flew hundreds of yards. in the process it damaged several reviews in the storage yard. let's hear from fire chief ray mule zblies a total of about 7 or 8 damaged two of them were damaged from the remnant of the tank upon landing. it glanced off the back of two and skipped out through the field and ended up on highway 121. >> reporter: now we're looking at footage from sky7 .at their peak the flames towered 100 feet in the air. was wood burning from palettes. we are fortunate there are not winds as yesterday. those winds were as high as 35

. >> i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. there is concern that consumers may be paying the ice. >> wayne frayedman is live in santa rosa to start our team coverage for you, wayne. >> reporter: good evening, dan. $2.5 billion as you said is the minimum. it could be as high as $15 billion. what's more interesting is that this is the first time pg&e assigned a number to the damage that came in the form of a warning to investors to explain what all that means. let's begin with the money guy. >> i would say that it -- it's not an admission of guilt, okay. it's an admission that they have this potential liability and they need to start reserving money for the potential that it -- it becomes a fact that they have to pay. >> mark edwards is a money manager with winen investment. he zribd the nuances of what investors call a liability writedown. $2.5well which represents almost two years profits for the company. yet with the news pg&e stock rose 1.3% today. >> the market is interpreting it as okay we now know more than we knew yester

. >> and i'm ama daetz. president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un wrapped up their summit just moments ago. >> they just sat to sign documents in singapore moments ago. the president would not say what those documents were precisely, but assured everyone they would benefit the world. >> abc 7 news rorter karen averashe latest from singapore. >> a moment for history. president trump and kim jong-un shaking hands. the first sitting u.s. president to meet with a north korean leader. mr. trump and kim all smiles ahead of their meeting. no aides with them, just their translators. later, another meeting and a working lunch. >> a really fantastic meeting. a lot of progress. really very positive. i think better than anybody could have expected. top of the line. really good. >> and about four and a half hours after they first met, president trump and kim jong-un signing a joint statement. >> so we're signing a very important document. pretty comprehensive document. and we've had a really great term together

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley.have lot of special coverage tonight. begin with larry beil. nba has undeniable new dynasty. >> tell you what, warriors are tough it beat and going to continue that way for a while. wanted to finish offer the series and end it tonight. mission accomplished. crushed the cavs and left the crowd in quicken loans arena quiet and still celebrating. kevin durant second larry o'brien trophy and second finals mvp. lone warriors with 43 points. triple-double. steph won everything but the times mvp. close this

thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm ama daetz. >> we're going to have a lot of happy people. >>> president trump puts out a big political fire why he changed course about separating families at the berd. what happens next and what lawmakers have to say about it. >>> new details and old scandal at the santa clara county joy lynn the latest maneuver about racist ikss. >> needles on the seats sir inks. b.a.r.t. has a new plan to clean up. >>> and pointing fingers in the opioid crisis. san mateo county says a local company is part of the problem. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> they are the images that outraged the country. immigrant children alone in detention centers separated from parents. president trump defended the practice for days. but not anymore. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. this afternoon president trump bent to overwell political pressure and signed an executive order says will end family separations at the u.s./mexico border. >> according to the the pre

couldigit nt ama care premium year.n several states requested large rate hikes for 2019 with many blaming president trump and congressional republicans for the increase. one of the largest increase requests coming from oakland based kaiser permanente wants to raise rates more than 37%. so far thes insurers have not pulled out completely from any market. >>> if you are planning to fly this summer, the plane will ticket will cost you more sfl "7 on your side" michael finney joining us with the bad news. >> we have been seeing this coming. it's been a train coming at us honestly. we've had cheap tickets. abilities say the cost of oil is cutting into airline profits. poor things. airlines could make a number of of changes including base fairs be fuel surcharges or selling less of the least expensive seats. and this could go on for quite some time delta says it could take up to a year to recoup the extra fume costs. >>> the fireman communications existing is cracking down on unauthorized phone charges. the agency approved ne

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for staying with us for this great achievement and celebration. we have lot of special coverage tonight. begin with larry beil. nba has undeniable new dynasty. >> tell you what, warriors are tough it beat and going to continue that way for a while. wanted to finish offer the series and end it tonight. mission accomplished. crushed the cavs and left the crowd in quicken loans arena quiet and still celebrating. kevin durant second larry o'brien trophy and second finals mvp. lone warriors with 43 points. triple-double. steph won everything but the times mvp. close this year. nice bounce back game tonight. back-to-back champions and third title in four years. mindi bach is live in cleveland. caught up with the warriors. two of the four all-stars. >> reporter: yes. won three titles in last four years but all agree this was hardest mentally and physically, just draining. consider the warriors playoff winning percentage the past four seasons, never done before in nba history and did i

good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz for kristen de.c news confirmation that an internal document drafted for the u.s. secretary of navy outlines plans to house as many as 4,000 immigrants at the naval station. leslie brinkley standing which live with the latest on this leslie. >> reporter: well i can tell you the city of conorder told me that they're stunned by the news of a potential detention camp here at what used to be concord naval weapons station. they said the navy has not communicated with them about these plans for immigrants. abc news confirmed

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ama. >> certain aif marshal life from washington, d.c. tell abc news that lawyers for my knowledge cohen president trump long-term personal attorney and confident will not be representing him and cohen is likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors investigating his business dealings. cohen has been up against a ticking clock, a judge giving his team until only this hr go tough the 3.7 million documents seized by the fbi during april's raids. at that time two sources familiar with a warrant in this case told abc news that federal agents were hunting for records tied to cohen's business dealings and seven-day forecast deals with trump's alleged mistresses. media organization organizations of the6 prentia campaign fl that send chills through spines in the white house including president trump. >> while it's unclear what cohen will do next. it's not clear he identified new replacement legal counsel zroo. >>> the fbi agent involved in a shootings appeared in a courtroom. chase bishop is charged with second degree assault. today a judge ruled

geng i'm dan cash bely. >>> i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze.f theron has been charged with did he frauding doctors patients. >>> chris wynn is live in san jose with the story tonight. chris. >> reporter: dan and ama, friends and family were in the courtroom today to support holmes as she appeared in court for the tiers time this afternoon. she pled not guilty to the charges. once known as a rising

. >> i'm ama daetz for kristen de. we begin first with abc news confirmation that an internal document drafted for the u.s. secretary of navy outlines plans to house as many as 4,000 immigrants at the naval station. leslie brinkley standing which live with the latest on this leslie. >> reporter: well i can tell you the city of conorder told me that they're stunned by the news of a potential detention camp here at what used to be concord naval weapons station. they said the navy has not communicated with them about these plans for immigrants. abc news confirmed today that an internal document prepared for the u.s. navy secretary's signature outlines plans to house 25,000 migrants at abandoned airfields in florida and alabama, another 47,000 migrants at camp pendleton in southern california. and an additional 47,000 migrants at what was the concord naval weapons station. >> and in one word this is madness. >> congressman mark desaulnier was caught off guard saying he heard nothing about it until the news broke this after

good evening i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. temperatures spike tomorrow. the east bay hills camera. >> concord and antioch see some of the hottest temperatures tomorrow. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian here with that appear the advisories in place. >>> it's hot teeth even hotter tomorrow. that raises the restrictive of fire and heat related illness. a look at live doppler 7 sunny xia are skies across the bay area. 102 in clover dale and concord. 99 in brent wood and livermore and many other locations high temperatures in the 90s today. more trimle digits tomorrow. as a result of this spike in heat the heat advisory is in effect for tomorrow fop heat related illnesses pl overexposure to this heat direct sunlight can lead to heat stroke, heat exhaustion. we have a higher fire danger as i mentioned earlier. a red flag warning is in effect tomorrow and sunday for the counties of solano and lake and hills and mountains of the north bay and the east way. i'll have a closer look at weather conditions when the heat breaks later ama. >> thank you. >>> t

i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm dan ashley. larry beil has the night off. pg&e says costs could be as high as $15 billion. >>> wayne friedman has the details. wayne. >> reporter: i'll tell you what's fascinating about this, ama. this is the first time pg&e has associated a 3/4 number with damage in the fires. they told investors today $2.5 billion was the minimum. pg&e also said $15 billion is possible. from ashes outside a grove turns into dollars. this morning pg&e notified of an 8 k filing and a potential $15 billion loss, like a financial weather report for a storm on the horizon. >> i would say that it's not an admission of guilt. okay. it's an admission that they have this potential liability and they need to start reserving money for the potential that it -- that actually becomes a fact that they have to pay. >> mark edwards a money manager with winen investment explains the knew ands, the minimum $2.5 million right now represents almost two years profits for the company and yet with the news pg&e stock rose 1.3% today. >> the market is interpreting

. >> i'm ama daetz. a car broke loose from the bed of a tow truck killing lynn yawn that preciado. >> lilian kim is live. >> reporter: this area is now patched up, where she was working at the time of the accident. she was a single mom, by all accounts great at her job. >> she knew her job, amazing plumber. >> reporter: those who worked alongside her are devastated to lose a friend, colleague and mentor. repairing a leak when struck and killed by car that rolled off bed of a tow truck. one of a few female plumbers for the city, started as apprentice in 2012, promoted. took care of business. doing most of the work. guys on top feeding her making connections. >> reporter: san francisco police are investigating the accident, unclear how the car broke loose. operator casey martinez was called in after the crash. said j hooks were used to secure the vehicles. >> if j hooks in place and slid off, hit a place. never seen a car fall off the back. >> reporter: leaves a two-year-old daughter, single mom in process

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for news at 4:00 i'm ama daetz. the possibility the east bay will house tens of thousands of immigrants at a detention center it $park spaking protests. the action going on now. >>> developing news in lake county where wildfire remains out lines. >>> new flt over the viral video showing a woman about to call the police op a girl selling water. >>> and the big plans for a small reservoir, how it could have an impact on the future water supply. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> the president's travel ban sparked huge protests around the country like this one at san francisco international airport. but today the supreme court decided to uphold it. and this is a major victory f the vo w 5-4.m dan the majority arguing the president has the power to limit travel from several predominate hi muslim countries in the name of national security. >>> our reporter lyanne melendez has more on the ruling including local reaction she is in the newsroom for us lyanne ichlkts the supreme court basically said

>> reporter: dan and ama, this lawn was packed with people from all over marin county. quite a turndown considering this was planned only two dice ago. the message was simple, families belong together. the fact the government had been separating immigrant families is a concept even small children seem to understand. >> we told them in a minimal sense and my 4-year-old daughter replied that just is mean. >> reporter: children took center stage at this vigil where hundreds gathered to oppose the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. it's a policy that's brought many to tears. >> if i had to escape violence and terror and come here, i'd hope someone would welcome me with open arms and not rip my children out of my arms. >> reporter: as for the president's executive order to put a hold on separating families, that did little to ease concerns. >> it does nothing for the 2300 kids, doesn't expedite the process. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee will be heading down to the border to investigate. >> his zero tolerance policy is what he should end. that means he sho

former ama president dr. david o. barbe said in a statement -- "in emergency rooms across the country, the carnage of gun violence has become a too routine experience. it doesn't have to be this way, and we urge lawmakers to act." the ama also voted this week to divest f from companies that get the majority of their income from fossil fuels. climate activist bill mckibben celebrated the news, tweeting -- "the ama is saying to the dirty fuels industry what it said to tobacco a generation ago: you are killing our patients and we will not allow it anymore." i will republican congress member steve king sparked outrage e this week after re-tweeting a racist tweet by british neo-nazi reading -- 65% of italians under the age of 35 now oppose mass immigration. europe is waking up. the tweet featured an article by breitbart news. he is a known white supremacist who has claimed the porn industry is a secret jewish plot to destroy christian families. despite the outcry, king has that deleted his retweet an effect yesterday, shar

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i'll have a closer look at weather conditions when the heat breaks later ama. >> thank you. >>> throughout the bay area calfire at peak staffing this weak because of the high fire danger. skief flew above brisbane after this fire broke out. the fire burn between the caltrain tracks and. they called for extra help from several san mateo community to baulgts the fire. a small fire damaged four homes in san francisco this afternoon sky7 flew over the aftermath of the blaze on ellsworth street near 280 and 101. the fire started before noon. one person suffered a minor injury. fire officials say french tourists walled a wheelchair bound man from his purng home. >> wonderful for them to help out. >>> it's hot in sonoma county this week as tens of thousands attend the save mart 350 auto race. abc 7 news reporter wine frayedman is live at the sonoma raceway tonight. cooling down anyway? >> well it's cooling down a little bit, dan tp it hit 97. you wouldn't to be lie on the pavement you wouldn't want to be a tire. this one has about 40 laps. look at the scuff marks. hot to the touch but people have

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the community voicing its criticism at a school board meeting in petaluma tonight, and speaking in support of that censored valedictorian. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larsen is live at petaluma high school. kate. >> reporter: well-a ma, dan, that valedictorian went here, petaluma high sxoolt story has made national news, but tonight's school board meeting was not just about her it was about the parents, students, teachers and alumni speaking up about sexual harassment and the perceived lack of consequences. >> my sophomore year i was sexually assaulted at petaluma high school in the band room. >> reporter: in front of microphones in the school board you and i aroom full of people bailey walston spoke through tears about a deeply personal trauma she wishes would have inspired more change within the school district. >> and he assaulted another girl because he got away with it. and i just want that to never happen to another girl again. >> reporter: walston and others with painted purple

ama?nal sporting leagues in the state of new jersey are duking it out over a sports betting bill. the law is opposed because it doesn't include a so-called integrity fee that would compensate leagues for policing bets on their games. new jersey lawmakers say the fee isn't needed and won't happen. the bill considered includes a sports betting tax of 13% that would go to casinos, rate tracks and the state. >>> time for ask finney. ben is asking, where is the best place to get a personal loan? >> if you have a good credit score and a long history with a financial institution, i would start there. then check with your credit union. if you don't have one there's certainly one near by. the rates and fees you're going to pay, i have to warn you, will be all over the place. this is where you really have to shop around. they'll be really low and really high for a personal loan. >>> lisa asks, i bought kitchen cabinets that were supposed to be installed within six weeks, but it took the contractors

. >>> i'm ama daetz coming up on news at 6:00, the list of california's most polluted beaches is out.st. also -- >> what i've been through has prepared me for the rest of my life. >> a day to celebrate for a teenager named destiny especially since graduating high school wasn't always her destiny. from "7 on your side" miebl finney has important tops for booking hotels and line to save you money. coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we like that thanks a lot ama. >>> finally tonight a special and meaningful tune for our team at abc 7. >> volunteers stuff care kits destined for kids affected by disasters like the recent hurricane in puerto rico. they'll be delivered by partners at save the children. >> there is a chief engineer the volunteer effort is part of a campaign by the parent company called disney's global week of service. there is cherylgenics. more than 1,200 employees across the country participating. >> across the entire disney company we are a small army -- part of a larger army as part of the entire disney company putting together the wonderful kits for save

. >> and i am ama daetz. >> there is still unsettled business in terms of finding a permanent solution. >> the adults will remain in custody. >> as for the children, families will not be immediately reunited. abc7 news wayne freedman is life with that part of the story. >> reporter: so much discussion. both before and after the signing of the executive issue. if this ever needed a catalyst, we have found it. >> how would would it be possible for images like these to pass without igniting a debate? it isn't possible. especially in the bay area. >> we think it is wrong to criminalize an entire population of people based on their national origin, and based on their language. >> this has been going on for 60 years. 60 years and nobody has taken care of it. nobody has the political courage to take care of it. >> reporter: there were places and people with whom those sentiment resonated. steve kemp supports president trump. >> if they came with their parents, it is their parent's fault. their parents should have come through a normal point of entry. >> we do need immigration reform. a truly

six overall to tie them for third most in the league, dan and ama, with the bulls.ak, hsp says he has no plans for an end here. he plans for more parades as they plan to catch the celtics and lakers. >> all for that. >> you think we get great views as reporters. but the construction workers didn't get much work in because look at the great seats they had for the preparade. they got a shout out as the rally began. >> they lucked out. those are good seeds. justin from the city of elbowed reported no arrests and issued citations for vaned alprizing the fans for celebrating response emboli. >> getting to and from took a lot of patience. check out sky7 as the b.a.r.t. riders lined up at the lake merit station after the parade ended. >> leslie brinkley is live with more. leslie. >> reporter: confetti still blowing down the streets of oakland as traffic continues to flow. many drove. many took b.a.r.t. many combined the two. i talked to people pr sacramento, seleena. drove to beau and jumped on a b.a.r.t. trade to get downtown oakland and they said the trains were packed. easy, breezy on b.a

. >> reporter: dan and ama, friends and family were in the courtroom today to support holmes as she appeared in court for the tiers time this afternoon. she pled not guilty to the charges. once known as a rising star, theranos founder and ceo continued her downfall at the courthouse in san jose. facing charges of wire fraud longside the company president. as a 19-year-old stanford drop out holmes founded theranos in 2003 pitching the company's technology as a keeper more efficient way of doing blood tests. this video shows her meeting with then vice president joe biden we he visited the company's newark lab in 2015. however federal prosecutors say holmes and balwani engaged in a multimillion dollar skoem to did he fraud investors and a separate scheme to did he fraud doctors and patients alleging the two lied about accuracy and rileability of products. in a statement the u.s. attorney for the northern district of california said investors large and small from around the world are attracted to silicon valley by its track record, talent and its promise and attracted by the fact that behind the

i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm dan ashley. larry beil has the night off. $15 billion. >>> wayne friedman has the details. wayne. >> reporter: i'll tell you what's fascinating about this, ama. this is the first time pg&e has associated a 3/4 number with damage in the fires. they told investors today $2.5 billion was the minimum. pg&e also said $15 billion is possible. from ashes outside a grove turns into dollars. this morning pg&e notified of an 8 k filing and

. >> reporter: hi, ama. the police report isn't finished. but the coroner report clearly dispels rumors that swirled around the death from day one. >> they were receiving calls from other people, offering condolences about their son committing suicide and that wasn't the case. >> attorney andy schwartz says he is speaking for the grieving parents of 15-year-old benjamin curry. the high school freshman who drowned in the pool at san ramon high school. at the time there were rumors and some news reports that the boy had committed suicide. but now a coroner report says while curry might have been treated for depression his drowning was far from intentional. and there is video that appears to prove it. >> there was a false narrative out there that the school district could have put a stop to immediately all the school district had to do was tell the public and those listening that the young man died in class. >> according to the contra costa county coroner a danville police officers viewed video taken du a the end of the fourth period he observe

. >> and and ama just in. it's devastating the report for pg&e. calfire investigators point the finger right at the utility for what happened last october. the worst fire siege california has ever seen. in the redwood fire in mendocino county which destroyed more than 300 homes and killed nine people. calfire determined flames started in two places and both caused by trees falling into pg&e power lines. in napa county the atlas fire which killed six people calfire says the fire started in two locations, beth because tree limbs fell onto pg&e power lines. same for the part trick fooir in nape an when an oak tree fell into lines. in sonoma county the nuns fire destroying coffey park and the fountain froef area, caused by the top of a tree break breaking and coming into contact with a power line. that was the same reason given for the pocket fire. which torched 17,000 acres. also in sonoma county, the 37 fire destroyed three structures. calfire blamed pg&e distribution lines in the area. that's a sampling of the finding. they echo when that he founde

. >> i'm ama daetz. there was of an unusual sight. look at this empty seats cleveland espn radio host tweeted out the picture 30 minutes after the tip off showing dozens of empty upper deck seats >> you could palm the top of oracle from the seats. they're not a great seat. ticket prices for the fourth matchup between the cavs appear warriors were down but after the thrilling game that's changed. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has the story. >> reporter: at the farmer market in oakland it was a good day for warriors, most of them. >> that's a little steep. >> that's michelle louis talking not about points spreads but the surprise of admission but to this tlies, in our found-time even you have the die hards like these guys last night. >> we have to get our tickets. >> got to get it without picket. >> then the desperate. >> mr. ticket. >> people like stewart, a brokener known as mr. ticket. >> i'm a gambler i take chances. >> today's market for game 2 has been a wild ride. on stubhub you could have purchased standing room only for $2

wayne. >>> good afternoon, ama. that 5% is an important factor.the 5% are contained most of thoets a day. a big day for firefighters. over my shoulder you can see what's burning now. there was a complaining in the wind that turned the pawnee fire back on itself 37 but it's going to flip around any moment and then play flip around again. that said we have had a spectacle all day long. today the heavy artillery, the d.c.-10 aerial tanker flew so low that it disappeared behind the mountain when it resurfaced with the cargo delivered. one element with others fighting on the ground for every yard as the fire moved south today. humidity dropped to the teens. winds to the 20s. flames leapt in places, a thick filter of dark smoke blackened the sky like a filter for an eclipse. a few miles away waited out the worse relies on claws, word of mouth and a map showing the danger area. char m

way in on this ama. last night draymond green donned the dark green short suit.s really setting the fashion trend here. i am not totally sure who wore the original, because i have seen my mailman rock this style as well. is this catching on and more importantly, do we want it to catch on? abc7 sports brought to you by mazda. >> if it is 100 degrees. >> he does it more flair draymond. >> the suit or basket ball? >> both. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy-tv 20 channel 13. what the mystery bidder will do with this price. that is at 9:00. >> at 11:00. incredible police work that leads to an arrest. how investigators tracked down the suspect. >> at 8:00, it is the bachelorette following the crossing. >> look for breaking news any time on the abc7 news app. i i am ama daetz. >> i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun la

. >> i'm ama daetz we have team coverage of the story. has been talking to tesla drivers. but we start with the i team's dan noys. >> you have the ntsb preliminary report now, right. >> that's right. well larry and ama we are learning more about what happened right before the crash. 30-year-old walter wong on on his which to work when the tesla slammed into the safety barrier damaged earlier. the ntsb confirmed that the model x batteries burst into flames but bystanders removed him from the wreckage and he later died. the ntsb says wong had been

una mujer que ama que le devuelvan a su sobrina que fue separada por las autoridades migratorias >> graciaspor escoger nuestro noticiero. >> continúa la presión para que donald trump cambie la política de separación de familias >> una menor súplica a un con su madre >> de la pequeña que dice su sobrina no es fácil seis años suplicando con una culto suplica por su vida... el dolor de no poder hacer nada. tener que escucharlos y estar con angustia de saber que que va a pasar >> dice que su19 hermana y sobra dejaron el salvadorente de la separación. dice que cuando escuchó los audios de llanto desesperado de varios niños centroamericanos operados de sus padres por las autoridades de migración, se enteró que la niña no estaba con su madre >> yo le juro que me voy a portar bien pero saqueme de aquí. me separaron de mi madre. eso me contaba ella. dormían en el suelo. no tengo una manta para taparme y nos ponen ventiladores para tener frío. yo solo trataba de consolarla. es una situación de anisha so conf agrega que su hermana sigue detenido en texas y que la menor ya estaría en una casa hogar. te

parte se va a poner la voz a color de hormiga y sabemos en cali pernÍa es uno funciona, es mucho ivar amasellos nacieron aquÍ cuÁl es el futuro que tenemos en cali lo que se ve es la gente de joven va a ser mÁs gen de independiente y con eso se va a poner mÁs interesante una cosa en portante es que el partido demÓcratas se debe unir >> hablamos de una medida que consiste de en una medida que va a ayudar muchos estudiantes y es lo recibirÍa 6 millones al aÑo como estudiante yo he sido test digo de varios de los problemas por ejemplo no hay que sientes recursos y entonces no hay varios programas quayudan a los estudiantes es por eso que yo quiero hacer algo unidad los niveles de grado has incrementarÍan tambiÉn se sentirÍan mÁs seguros a los latinos en es pericial les benÉfico cia y estÁ compuesto por deun latinos y harÍa que hay problemas de mayor cuidado en ciencias y matemÁticas. >>en las zonas cubiertaspor ceniza volcÁnica. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>asÍ estÁ la contienda a la gobernatura de california con un 34.2 por ciento el ganador. asÍ llegamos al final de este programa especial de elecciones. ♪ enr

>>estados unidos es un paÍs conformado por inmigrantes con pancartas en mano y lemaa como " ama a tue san josÉ indicÓ que era posible comprender, en pleno siglo xxi y ahora mÁs qu nunca,as >>por eso sitamos apoyar a todas nuestras familias inmigrantes. este presidente no entiende esto. >>la cÁmara de representantes se prepara para votar sobre una legislaciÓn. el liderazgo republicano asegura que es la mejor opciÓn para aliviar la crisis migratoria. lo vamos a mantener informado. palmira:de acuerdo a una publicaciÓn del new york time, mÁs de 2300 niÑos que han sido separados de sus padres no serÁn reunidos con sus familias de inmediato. los adultos, por el momento permanecen bajo custodia federal durante su proceso. por otro lado, un funcionario del departamento de justicia dijo que aunque el presidente firmÓ la orden, la prÁctica de separar familias podrÍa reanudarse. por varios meses desde que la administraciÓn implementó la polÍtica de cero tolerancia empezaron a defender su postura diciendo que este tipo de detenciÓn no es nada nuevo, que es algo que tambiÉn hicieron las dos admin

i have to pay these fees and they are — me and i ama these fees and they are — me and i am a middle—classmagine somebody who has come here from a country where wages are very low, the problems they could face and the story goes into that. the people trying to side between accommodation and paying for these fees, there is and paying for these fees, there is afamily and paying for these fees, there is a family that is still paying back the £7,000 that they borrowed. a family that is still paying back the £7,000 that they borrowedm a family that is still paying back the £7,000 that they borrowed. it is per person. it is incredibly expensive and this idea of creating a hostile environment has spilt over into many areas of immigration and this is essentially creating an expensive environment where of course, a banker from expensive environment where of course, a bankerfrom new york who has come to work for one of the largest country —— companies in the world can afford it at for an asylum seeker this is unaffordable. this has been brought up because of the windrush scandal and lots of those fe

. >> the ama voted in favor of pressing for a ban on assault weapons.they also came out against arming teachers. the ama has compared the epidemic of gun violence to a lethal infectious disease. they are frustrated with the an action from congress. >>> in mountain view's -- officials say hundreds of rvs line the streets as housing prices have forced many people to live in vehicles. >> the plan is to give rvs a place safe to park overnight. >> i think people can see there is a growing homeless population in mountain view. >> nowhere is this more evident than here. a line of rvs as far as the eye can see. >> this is my little home. >> scotty says he started out in a van and upgraded to this 32 foot rv three years ago. in between passing trains, he says all the creature comforts of home but freedom from exorbitant rent. >> i can leave right now if i don't like something. i can just started up and go. go somewhere else. >> the problem for residents is the rvs do not leave and they are an eyesore were homes average $1.5 million. >> can we all partner with on

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have fresh air, that means that scotland and northern ireland remain in the fresh air on wednesday ama on wednesday am a but there will be some sunshine around in the western isles, certainly for glasgow and belfast. some in the forecast as well and thenit some in the forecast as well and then it looks as though it may cool off just then it looks as though it may cool offjust a fraction across northern parts of england as well. that he slips a bit further towards the south into the midlands east anglia, and the south east. possibly 27 in london and norwich. towards the end of the week, high—pressure establishes itself across the uk, so we are talking about mostly dry weather. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8. theresa may promises a 20—billion pounds a year real—terms increase to the nhs in england by 2023. labour says it's not enough. we're making the nhs our priority, we're putting a significant amount of extra money into it. we need to make sure that money is spent wisely. we are saying that you can go further and if the government made the taxation changes we

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