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grupos como amnistÍa internacional critican el funciona miento y fueron instaladas en laredo y brownsville informaciÓn sobre la temporales ubicadas dentro de lao texas. guadalupe nerump tiene un fuerte impacto. se les renueve la consciencia encerrar a personas en jaulas. >>> algunos han preferido renunciar. francisco cuevas nos informa. jean fue agente de la patrulla fronteriza y el racismo y la cultura machismo que la obligÓ a renunciar a algo que habÍa sido de sueÑo de su vida. >>> confirma las razones muchos agentes fronterizos tienen la moral por el suelo. >>> se sienten cÓmplices de una polÍtica inmoral. una polÍtica de terror y muerte. >>> 25 agentes fronterizos en texas, arizona, california. hablaron de manera anÓnima de lo difÍcil que es su trabajo, desde que el presidente trump llegÓ a la casa blanca. la controversia y el escÁndalo ha reinado en la agencia. >>> estÁn recibiendo este peso. de reprimir las familias que les carga en>> debido a la cantidade peon tienen que procesar, tambiÉn han aumentado otras responso bldes. la mala fama de la patrulla fronteriza con mÁs de 20 mil ag

lÍderes de la congregaciÓn religiosa ministries, se les ha a otros arrestados en san diego y en brownsvilleusados de someter a trabajos forzados a decenas de personas desamparadas sin hogar incluyendo a familias con hijos fueron detenidos miembros de la congregaciÓn religiosa. los operativos para detener a siete hombres y cinco se realizaron de manera simultÁnea -- y cinco mujeres realizaron de manera simultÁnea. el fiscal que presentÓ el caso dice que se tratÓ de abuso de poder de parte de funcionarios de la iglesia que se aprovecharon de las personas sin hogar prometiÉndoles un lugar donde dormir y comida caliente. dijo ademÁs que las personas fueron mantenidas cautivas cojamos de sus medias financieras, identificaciones y sobre todo afectando su dignidad. se programÓ una audiencia donde se darÁn los cargos a los detenidos. familiar de ellos dicen estar preocupados porque podrÍan trasladarlos a san diego sin derecho a fianza. >>no tiene derecho a fianza aquÍ es lo que queremos pelear. pelearemos para que sean libres porque no tienen ninguna acusaciÓn con evidencia de que ellos sean culpab

pedro: el y por el izado campamento, instalaba los alrededores del puente de matamoros y brownsvilleetornados a mÉxico por el programa de protecciÓn a migrantes. para quienes encuentren allÍ, si la polÍtica se mantiene, muchos van a volver a sus paÍses. >> lo otro es que lo regresan a honduras con pasaje y todo. hasta los estÁn devolviendo a tapachula. en tiene que ver cÓmo hacer sin dinero ni nada. >> pues me voy, ya quÉ. no quiero arriesgar mi vida. reportero: en mcallen, texas en el albergue carÍas catÓlicas que hospedaba a mÁs de 1000 personas por dÍa ahora estÁ literalmente vacÍo, solamente recibe padres con embarazo de altos riesgos y ciudadanos asiÁticos y otros paÍses de europa. la hermana norma presente anuncia fuertemente el anuncio gubernamental. >> deberÍamos tener como raíz un proceso mÁs humanitario para estas personas que no son criminales que estÁn esperando a que nosotros podamos dar una respuesta. >> es aquÍ donde voluntarios estadounidenses entregan cobijas para pasar la noche en medio de la intemperie. >> estamos yendo a matamoros muy seguido para llevar provision

campamento de instalados alrededores del porte internacional que comunica a matamoros, mÉxico con brownsvillecaptura, y liberaciÓn de migrantes en las familias que pasan y entrevistias debido creÍdas serÁn razonadas a mÉxico o programa de protocolo o protecciÓn de inmigrantes. para quienes se encuentren en el lugar, si esta polÍtica media turia se mantiene muchas van a revolverse a sus paÍses. ahorita nos estÁn regresando a tapachula y en tapachula tiene que ver uno cÓmo hacer, sin dinero, sino de cÓmo regresar al paÍs. >> pues, me voy. me tengo que ir. no quiero arriesgar mi vida. >> del otro lado, en mcallen, texas, el albergue de caridades catÓlicas que albergaba mÁs de 1000 personas por dÍa, hora esta literalmente vacÍo y sÓlo recibe algunas madres con embarazos de alto riesgo y ciudadanos asiÁticos y de otros paÍses de europa. la hermana norma pimentel critica fuertemente el anuncio. >> pero que estÁ muy mal. nosotros como paÍs deberíamos tener un proceso mÁs humanitario para esas personas que estÁn aquÍ esperando que nosotros le podemos dar una respuesta mejor que esa. >> la crisis huma

carpas de estas cortes de inmigraciÓn temporales, me voy hacer a un lado para que las obvijet obsern brownsvillesado controversia porque se quejaron en la ciudad por la presencia de estas carpas porque estÁn justos donde las personas cruzan el puente fronterizo es lo primero que se ven, y las autoridades dicen que se ve muy feo no era el lugar correcto para construir estas carpas, pero finalmente ahÍ estÁn. a donde acuden, cruzan el puente fronterizo y aquÍ estÁ donde acuden, hoy van a quienes estÁn en nueva laredo mÉxico esperando sus audiencias de asilo aquÍ cruzan iy vienen aquÍ, y viene el alcalde de nueva laredo para ver cÓmo funciona y se estÉ respetando todo hay muchos detalles a analizar, detalles cÓmo se le comunica al migrante, si hay abogados presentes, ademÁs tienen una caracterÍstica muy particular que los jueces no estÁn ahÍ se utilizan cÁmaras y monitores para hacer todo por video conferencia, mientras que los migrantes estÁn en estas cortes es lo que sabemos en este momento y ver cÓmo funcionan estas cortes en carpas, en carpas temporales es todo por el momento regreso con ustede

this past july i traveled to mcallen and brownsville, texas, to personally inspect detention and relief centers, and speak with migrant families an meet with humanitarian aid organizations. i visited detention centers along our southern border was heartbreaking. i saw men, women, and children being held in awful conditions. our system is broken. these septemberers are overcrowded and unsanitary and clearly ill-equipped to care for the people in great numbers. meanwhile, the administration continues to promulgate more callous and mean-spirited positions ailed-r aimed at further attacking immigrants. deporting children with cancer, and diverting funds from military programs to build a wall including money that was to go to schools for military families. these decisions endorsed by this administration are not consistent with american values. america's founded on the fundamental principle that "all men and women are created equal." it's not everyone's aa green card or u.s. citizenship is created equal. it's every man and woman is created equal and should be treated with human respect. we mu

mark strassmann paid a visit to the small town of boca chica outside brownsville, where the rocket company transformed the neighborhood. >> sometimes there is that new neighbor that everyone can't stop talking about for or for worse. that that's what's happening in boca chica which thought of itself as an itty-bitty fishing village barely on the map. and then spacex moved in. you move to place like boca chica to get away from it all. perfect for retirement, maria thought, until the rocket company moved in next door. how often do you glance next door just to see what's going on? >> it's becoming a habit. >> reporter: her neighbor is spacex. elon musk's company picked this spot to develop, test, and maybe some day launch its new spaceship called star ship. it's designed to fly cargo and crew to the moon and even mars. they could be building a spaceship to take people to mars right next door to you, and that's exciting. >> oh, gosh, yes. when you're juicing your oranges and you're looking out at a spaceship, i would be talking to my mom going, can you believe this? >> reporter: after all, whe

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so the brownsville area, get ready for some significant flooding from that moisture. shepard, peak of hurricane season is september 10. we're september 3, i believe. there's a lot of activity in the atlantic. we're not done with this season. >> shepard: thanks, rick. as hurricane dorian crawls towards florida, folks in palm beach county are getting tropical force wind gusts. ellison barber reporting live in jupiter beach in the northern end of the county. hi, ellison. >> hi, shep. yeah, right now this area where we're in, there is a storm surge and hurricane warning. sort of right on the edge of where that warning beginning and ends. at 11:00 a.m. this morning, the national weather service limited the storm surge warning for areas south of jupiter inlet, which we're near. this is the edge of where things are expected to pick up when dorian makes its way closer to the united states. you can see some of what we're dealing with behind me here, waves have come in -- rain has come in waves. the waves obviously picking up as the wind moves closer and as the wind gets strong

the -- large tents in brownsville, texas. the program for smile and 42,000 people who sought asylum to wait before they sought their court dates. hearings via video teleconference and lawyers reported -- reported multiple technical glitches. immigration courts are usually open to public but officials denied access to those there to observe. meanwhile, they say they face kidnapping and this -- and extortion as the government failed to provide promised to humanitarian aid. purdue pharma has reached a potential settlement with tribal governments over the company's role in fueling the u.s. opioid crisis after emerging details of purdue wouldt, personally pay $3 billion in cash plus another $1.5 billion after the pending sale of the company was completed. purdue would declare bankruptcy and resolve after reforming. profits would be used to pay plaintiffs. some doubt to oppose the deal. josh superior said in a statement, this apparent settlement is a slap in the face to everyone who has had to bury a loved one due to this family's

border report dot com take you want to mexico border tour follow local journalists from san diego to brownsville texas. what is really happening at the local level along our >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 10 are border report team kicked off their tour of the u s mexico border today in san diego, report dot coms and a war nikki is that friendship are. >>it's the only place along the us southern california border where people can legally walk right up to the fence and touch people on the other side. >>we're at the western and southern edge of the u s mexico border right behind me you can actually see where the border fence runs into the pacific ocean. but despite this physical barrier separating the 2 countries here at friendship park people from both sides of the border wall can actually come together and talk to each other and touch each other and on sundays they come together for worship. >>for new coast comes to an abrupt stop. they go sheena when i go to mexico and the other side about why you can really see like the struggles of people like was she in wanting to be hearing that risk and o

>>to brownsville texas bringing you stories. the us mexico border on introduce you to some members of her team be traveling with us we'll be taking care of the digital side of this tour. i'm sandra sanchez on the south texas correspondent from mcallen. >>doing resendiz some the el paso correspondent. >>and i mean what key with the washington dc bureau i'll be covering the broadcast side of this tour about show you the truck that would be taking along this journey and i'm a bring out on the who is our technical guru the tell us a little about this truck and white so cool. it's so cool because it's got to it's got 7 cameras 7 cameras with angled down the road that can be lived. >>this plenty of internet and kids that i haven't done it. we have a satellite that will keep us going all throughout the trip. >>and so were unable to go live and bring people along with us on the road is that right that is correct. we have a 7 cameras we can add a couple more we wanted to one of them is a it's an infrared camera so at night we can see all

from brownsville to el paso my concern is my question for you is why do we end up in an endless cycle with some interest not wanting us to actually enforce the law. >> guest: money talks a lot of local chamber of commerce members have no idea what the national chamber actually represent and i think that most of the grassroots local members would be appalled to know that. if we could just point fingers at julian castro and say they are really out there and want to decriminalize the border trespassing and they talk about this seriously. they really do want to abolish them but not replace it with anything else. but, lurking behind them are these larger corporate interests that allow the crazies and radicals to give voice to the ultimate working agenda of their own organizations. they would be very happy if every last willing worker in the world is able to cross the border for the dollar an hour wage. >> host: with me ask you this on a related point, and we are talking about the business community and free trade that's really important in texas and nafta in having the good services across

>>the suspects were arrested in san diego el centro and brownsville texas charges include conspiracyorced labor and fraud benefits catherine back to you all right, thank you grant the search is back on for the last missing person who died in that southern california dive-boat fire. >>the search had been halted the last few days because of high winds. the boat caught fire early labor day killing 34 people many of them from here in the bay area. preliminary examinations indicate the victims died of smoke inhalation before they were burned the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but officials have launched a criminal investigation. the santa barbara county sheriff's department says crews have also restarted salvage operations to write to try to raise the boat out of the water. tomorrow marks anniversary of the worst terror attack in american history on 9/11/2001 a series of 4 terrorist attacks by al qaeda killed more than 3,000 people. >>the trump administration is unveiling new steps to strengthen the fight against global terrorism. britt conway has that story. >>today's ex

a photo of brownsville, texas. union present out in san francisco bay, place called alcatraz. they're all over the place. in 49 minutes, you can't cover them all. in the meantime, technology is taking massive leaps. all sorts of naval advancements. new balloons happening on the washington, d.c. mall, we call it today. warships patrolling harbors. the union army becomes the most powerful in the world. here is an actual photo of combat. the ship on the right is covered in smoke from having just fired. takes credit for the plan. rent lashes out at the confederates as he sends away his most capable commander, weakening the force, charging them in for bullets. braxton bragg has actions here for the confederate, capturing lookout mountain. anyone seen that. george thomas's men captured it from the front because of the bragg dispositions there. chat is little fall for 1864. the year still isn't over. people in the east usually say that they didn't do anything with the mine run campaign. they were not of much consequence, they only get one slot. in the meantime, all sorts of cavalry a

el paso, dayton, gilroy, odessa, midland, brownsville, new york. the list goes on and on. city after city, community after community devastated by gun violence. we witness these tragedies. we watch hard breaking and nightmarish footage on our televisions. we offer our thoughts and prayers. we have heavy hearts, deep disappointments and horror, and still nothing. the senate has still not passed any meaningful legislation to address the problems, so here we are once again in this chamber. democrats are speaking out on behalf of the american people, on behalf of the citizens who are protesting and demanding action, on behalf of our constituents who call and write and tweet at us every single day for commonsense legislation to help end the gun violence that plagues our communities. and we aren't just speaking out on behalf of democrats because gun violence doesn't ask what political party you're from. it touches the lives of everyone in this country. the majority of the american people, democrats, independents, and republicans, all want action. they want their schools to be sa

brownsville, texas, 109.ahoma city, little rock, mobile, tallahassee, and tampa. rest of the country, we're watching dorian move off, affecting the mid-atlantic coast. record highs through florida oppressive heat and humidity through the south. strong storms in the western plains look for plenty of sunshine from the pacific northwest all the way into south >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in dublin, we'll see some clearing as we go throughout the day. our highs slightly cooler in a few spots like the south bay, with south san jose reaching 79. we'll be windy in the inland east bay and temperatures headed into the mid 80s, up to 90 degrees in clearlake with san francisco in the upper 60s. inland temperatures continue to cool off with some upper 70s tomorrow, and a very nice weekend ahead. >> that's your latest weather. savannah >> al, thank you >>> coming up next, facebook is getting into the business of match making we'll get answers to the many questions people have this mor

the launch site is next to a tiny neighborhood east of brownsville, it's calmed, no kidding, boca chicany has transformed life. mark strassmann visited the community to learn how neighbors are reacting to all of this. mark, what are they saying in the neighborhood? >> well, let's put it this way, sometimes there's the new neighbor that everyone can't stop talking about for better or for worse. and that's what's happening now in boca chica which thought of it as an itty bitty fishing village barely on the map. then the future of space moved in. you move to a place like boca chica to get away from it all. there's a beach, one main street, and only a couple of dozen residents tops. perfect for retirement. maria pointer thought. until the rocket company moved in next door. how often do you glance next door just to see what's going on? >> it's becoming a habit. >> reporter: her neighbor is spacex. elon musk's company picked this spot to develop, test, and maybe someday launch its new spaceship called starship. it's designed to fly cargo and crew to the moon and even mars. they could be build

so look at the heat index, for the lower 48, up to 105 degrees through the gulf coast brownsville isoday same in houston, 102 memphis, 99 in tampa moving further north nashville you'll feel like 101 raleigh 100 to 101 in augusta. galveston. severe weather later on today in the northeast. record highs through the gulf and plenty of sunshine and seasonal temperatures in the western third of the country that's what's going on around the u.s. here's what's happening in your >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a spare the air alert day with unhealthy quality in the inland east bay and the south bay as drifts of smoke come in and temperatures heat up. we're in the upper 90s this afternoon for the east bay and north bay and the south county with low 80s in san francisco. our inland forecast continues to go up. by tomorrow temperatures peak at 101 degrees. 95 on saturday but then we catch a real break from the heat as some relief comes in early next week. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> look who joined the table. >> you brought a friend today? >> love you. >> don't mind me

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now, i have visited mcallen, texas, brownsville, homestead. i've witnessed children in cages, sleeping on concrete floors. i had a chance to talk to mothers and fathers who had no idea where their children were. i served on the conference committee on homeland security as we moved to open the government up earlier -- government -- moved to open the government earlier this year, and i have to just tell you, there were so many suggestions that were made that weren't accepted. there were good, rational, concrete suggestions. this bill, this is a critical bill that really addresses some of those concerns. it creates this independent -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. thompson: i yield an additional minute to the gentlelady. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minute. ms. lee: thank you. creates the independent ombudsman, which will establish a confidential process to assist individuals with complaints against i.c.e. and c.b.p. what's more, this bill is important to our children, fo