bryan llenas is reporting live from east harlem with more on the mayor's visit. bryan. >> we're waiting for the mayor to come out of the family center here in east harlem. we're expecting him to make some remarks. governor cuomo said some 100 children, aany as 300 children, have been placed throughout ten shelters here in the state of new york. they have traveled here and been separated from their parents at the border more than 1,000 miles away. bill de blasio came in about a half an hour ago into the center. he said he has no words for what this kind of act is and he promised to do more about it, this is video from spectrum news new york 1. it shows five young girls being brought into the center here in east harlem at 12:45 a.m. this is a foster center that places children with families, a woman said they were not children being separated by their families. an hour later, they were escorted out with their heads covered with a jacket. the ceo tells gothamist website that his shelters and others couldn't confirm that they were holding children separated from their

bryan llenas is live with more on this. brian?trace, joshua schulte was a software engineer in 2016. prosecutors allege that he hacked the cia's computer network stealing thousands of classified documents, which detailed incredibly in part top secret tools as well as techniques that the cia used to spy and gather intelligence around the world. schulte is facing ten charges for stealing and sharing that information with wikileaks that published the documents in 2017. wikileaks is says it's the largest leak in history. his actions gave america's adversaries a dangerous advantage. the fbi director said schulte detrayed the nation and down right violated the cia. he took and oath but went against it. the leaked documents including documents on how the cia uses malware to hack into telephones and smart televisions to listen in on conversations. and how they hack into anti-virus programs and wi fi networks. at the time wikileaks said the source of the felt the public had the right to know. at the time in march of 2016, the source wishes

bryan llenas on the streets in new york.orter: hi, leland vittert the 61st annual puerto rican day parade. but this year the significance is different. hurricane maria matters as well. we will have more after the mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. izabeth: quick clarification. earlier in my interview i mentioned john warren was an elite and the rate while he is on the rolls, governor mcmaster still maintains a double-digit lead. leland: it happens every year, the tastier the parade in new york is especially meaningful after hurricane maria. nine months

. >> bryan llenas from new york city's news room. >> students are trying to keep momentum going, high school walkouts across the country, you'll remember in april. today activists in new york city are marching across the brooklyn bridge to raise awareness about gun violence in minority communities. this is the live look right now. the rally is organized by the youth over guns which partnered with parkland school shooting survivor alia eastman to bring attention to gun violence that continues to plague urban communities every day. this is particularly true in chicago where they are planting a peace tree today. there have been 189 murderers in chicago so far this year, that's down 20% from last year, but chicago has had more homicides in 2016 and 2017 than any other u.s. city. >> we cannot stop until we accomplish the goal of our children being safe whether they go in school, parks, they are playing around our homes, ladies and gentlemen, you're going to make that happen. >> meantime a bitter-sweet moment at santa fe high school in texas, 328 seniors graduating two weeks after 17-year-o

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bryan llenas is live in trenton. what you learning about the suspects?out the suspects, we are about to learn more. a press conference is about to start any moment now. there is one suspect a 33-year-old male who was shot dead by police in this incident that started at 2:50 am. another suspect was taken into custody. this is what we know. at this festival about 2:50 am. 17 people injured by gunshot, four people are in critical condition including a 13-year-old boy who was said to be quote - extreme critical condition. this all happened really police say this was an altercation between individuals. the festival was not the target of an attack.rather, they were caught in the crossfire with an altercation between several suspects. i will find out more details in a few moments. listen to what some witnesses said about really the chaos of this. >> people just started running around like crazy pushing and shoving. then i heard gunshots. >> it was such a way to bring everybody together and it is ruined. >> this art all night festival is a community event. it al

jon: bryan llenas, thank you. >>> amid the nationwide protests i.c.e. names a new leader.y's deputy director and acting director, he currently serves as the border patrol's acting deputy commissioner will take over for thomas homan. in a statement homeland security secretary nielsen calls vatello an experienced and well respected officer who will be a strong advocate for agents and officers alike. >>> in mexico voters head to the polls on sunday to choose their next president. the likely successor a firebrand left-leaning nationalist. the outcome expected to have huge implications for america's relationship with mexico. >> w aboutdigny, the dignity of the mexican people. we need to -- very strong precedent to -- [inaudible] -- donald trump. jon: william la jeunesse is live in mexico city. what are the polls showing about this election tomorrow? >> well, jon, the polls show the front runner populist obrador winning in a landslide. he has a huge lead right now with young rural poor voters getting his most support. now this guy is different. he's the grandson of a farm worker

bryan llenas joins us with more. >> reporter: hi, jon.traffic-monitoring agency says the taxi driver is now telling russian police h fell asleep behind the wheel, causing his car to go onto a busy sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians at the red square in moscow. eight people are injured, two of the injured are mexican. the streets of moscow are festive and packed with viewing parties and world cup fans from everywhere. these are photos from the scene, but horrific video online shows the taxi driver coming to an almost complete stop before it swerves to its right, accelerate aring onto a sidewalk hitting pedestrians for five long seconds before the car stops. and then the driver just runs out of the cab as about a dozen bystanders chase him. the driver was detained, he's a citizen of the former soviet republic of becausic stand, and he told police it was not intentional. russian authorities have opened a criminal investigation and are characterizing it as a traffic acnt. witnesses, though, they find that hard to believe. >> translator: i have

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bryan llenas is live with more. >> rick, police now investigating the possibility one person could beesponsible for four murders at three different locations within 10 miles of one another, over the course of the last three days in scottsdale, arizona. on thursday, forensic psychiatrist steven pit was shot outside of his scottsdale arizona office. on friday, two paralegals, were gunned down at a scottsdale law firm. then on saturday, psychologist and counselor was shot dead in a scottsdale office building. so far three of the four murders are connected. >> we have been able to tie the -- or basically determine that the shooting on first street is related the shooting of dr. steven pit, so the first two we've related and this one we're still trying to determine what involvement, if any, it has. >> so we await word if that death is linked as well. police have released this sketch of the man believed to have shot and killed steven pit on thursday. he's an adult male, bald and was wearing a dark-colored hat with a short brim. witnesses say steven pit was arguing with the suspect outside o

bryan llenas has the full story. what an assignment, not bad.eth. look, just 12 horses in the last 99 years have won the elusive triple crown, and justify is the odds-on favorite to win here today at the 150th running of the belmont stakes. justify is a 3-year-old colt. he aced here in new york on on -- arrived here in new york on wednesday. the big race starts about 6:37, around that time. the belmont runs a mile and a half. it is known as the longest and most grueling of the three big races needed to win the crown. justify won the kentucky derby by two and a half lengths and won the preakness by just a half a length. both of those tracks were sloppy, it was wet. that's not expected here today. and justify is rare in that he is a strong horse, but he started his racing career just a few months ago s and he's a perfect 5-0, undefeated. his trainer is bob baffert, he talked about it yesterday. listen. >> this is what a trainer hopes for to see the day before his horse runs, coming off the track he was just full of himself. i know he's going to sh

bryan llenas live at belmont park for us. bryan?> winning the triple crown is one of the most rarest sports feats. 12 horses have won the crown in that time. if justify can pull it off, he will be the third horse to do it since 1978. justify arrived here in new york on wednesday for the big belmont stakes race tomorrow. he's the favorite to win tomorrow's race against nine other horses. 90,000 people expected to be here to see the colt race around the 1 1/2 mile long track. the belmont is known as the test of a champion. it's the longest and the most grueling. justify is rare. he's a 3-year-old colt and started his career a few months ago. he's been undefeated. 5-0. he won the kentucky derby 2 1/2 length. he's trained by hall of fame trainer, paul baffort. he trained american pharaoh, the last horse to win the triple crown in 2015. he says justify is looking good. >> the racing is out of our control. i couldn't be happier with him. he just -- he looks no different than american pharaoh did coming in here. so we just have to wait and

bryan llenas joins us live from harlem. brian?> new york governor andrew cuomo said the state estimate of the number of children in his state that have been separated from their families at the border is 700. that's the number that he says they have just estimated on that. he says that kids are continuing to come here last night and this morning. here at this family center, there's as many as 239 children. take a look at the video all day and today. we've seen these kids being dropped off and picked up by their foster parents at this center. many of the children were separated. others arrived at the border without parents. the youngest is a 9-month-old baby. this is a day care center. inside they're taught english, receive mental health counselling. i'm told many of the kids arrive with lice and bed bugs and most cry and ask for their parents. bill de blasio visited the border. yesterday he visited this center and this is what he said. >> how is it possible there were 239 kids in our own city? how is the federal government holding

bryan llenas is live. what did the players have to say? >> hi, dana.s was supposed to be a ordinary practice, a practice routine andboring. but it was anything but today given what happened yesterday and the whole white house controversy. we just heard from the s, two key players, including chris long. philadeleagles.he he's a white playe tt has stood by his teammates and all nfl players that choose to kneel during the national anthem. he says this abouthe whole controversy just moments ago. >> for me, not going to the white house has nothing to do with the anthem. i said i wasn't a lg time i'm the wrong guy to ask on that at the end of the it wasn't going, so at the end of the day, made no difference to me. >> chris long making it clear he doesn't want to get into a tit for tat with the white house. he wants to concentrate on social and racial inequality. his teammates have been vocal and this issue and the team leader. he was at his locker moments ago. he chose not to speak. he brought out posters and on the posters, he wrote more than 60% o people i

bryan llenas is live in the new york city newsroom with more. >> it's hard to believe it's a ready been to beast a 17-year-old student walked into santa fe high school in texas and opened fire killing to substitute teachers and eight other students while wounding 10 others. the 17-year-old is now facing capital murder charges. governor greg abbott of texas has since put together a 43 page report on how to make texas schools safer. including more law enforcement on school campuses and more mental screenings for students. nonetheless, yesterday though, a bittersweet moment for the seniors of santa fe high school as they graduated with heavy hearts. there was a moment of silence for those lost. as well as video montage laid honoring their lives. students talked about how they are still grieving but how the tragedy brought them closer together. >> tonight, all of our graduates and staff members are wearing white stoles. in memory of our fallen students. >> even after enduring all of these trials this year, we were faced with a far greater trial. the events which transpired on may 18 of this

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bryan llenas is in trenton with the latest. what do we know, bryan, about how this started?ning, jon. well, look, prosecutors say that this art all night festival was not the target of an attack. rather innocent festival goers were caught in the cross fire in a gang dispute. at about 2:50 a.m., there was shots rang out at this art festival. 22 people were injured in the chaos. 17 were shot including a 13-year-old boy whose condition has been upgraded from critical to stable. one 33-year-old male suspect who was released on homicide charges in february was shot dead by police. two other suspects were wounded and are at the hospital. police say the festival turned once fights began inside and out of the venue. >> prior to the shooting, members of the trenton police department informed the event organizers that the event needed to be shut down. there was a report that the mood inside the venue had been changing. >> and police say that the event organizers were in the process of shutting the event down, but it was too late. witnesses described the panic as the gunfire began. >>

bryan llenas has a look at that. >> fact is when you take an already emotional situation and add children into the debate, emotions will run extremely high. the newest addition of "time magazine", the cover has added more fuel to the fire. it shows a two-year-old girl crying as the president is towering over and looking down the toddler. the cover reads welcome to america. the little girl was crouched -- cropped in a photo. "time magazine" in its article said that after the photo was taken the girl was separated from her mother. that is not true. it turns out that the mother and her daughter will never split up and are still together. the white house press secretary sarah sanders says the image is misleading tweeting quote - it's shameful that the media exploited the photo. she was not separated from her mother. the democrats should fix the broken immigration system # change the laws. "time magazine" added a correction to the original story but the publication says, it still stands by its cover. they say it captures the truth of the administrations child separation policy and in a stateme

including bryan llenas, he is out in new york. where is your hat? [laughter] >> i have a suit for that. no hat today! security is in place. 90,000+ people already packing the stadium. this race will start in just about two hours. justify could become the 13th horse to win the triple crown in 99 years. one of the rarest of sports. there is justify arrived on wednesday. people here are set. the hats are out. justify is a three-year-old cold. one of the rarest. he just started his career a few months ago. he is undefeated. a perfect five and 0. he won the preakness by half a length. this is grueling a mile and 1/2.his trainer says while justify floated at this truck a few days ago he is looking really good. >> this is what a trainer hopes for to see the day before his horse runs. coming off the track. he was full of himself. i know he will show up and run his race. he still has to get around there and has to break ground. >> as for security, you're talking about some two dozen plus departments here protecting the 90,000+ people at the stadium. there ar

bryan llenas is in brownsville, texas. you went out with border patrol agents yesterday. first hand. what was it like? >> that's right, dana. hundreds of people are protesting in brownsville, texas. nationwide protests call for the immediate reunification of separated families and the end of the zero tolerance policy. while it's business as usual for u.s. customs and border protection. in the span of an hour, three men were caught hiding in a sugar cane field. miguel said he came here to work to send money back to his wife and daughter. >> he's been on the road a month. [speaking spanish] >> cost him about $3,000 for him to make this trip. >> just minutes later, a chase. four others making a run for it in the sugar cane field. now these men will be detained and prosecuted criminally. unlike them, men and women are presenting themselves at the border. we saw 25 arrive from el salvador and guatemala. >> she heard that they were separating children. but she still decided to come because of necessity. i asked if she knew they were separating the parents from the children. she

bryan llenas joins me here on set. there were a few anti-gun rallies across the country today. >> there were. june is actually gun violence awareness month. and this weekend activists organized at least three rallies in san francisco, chicago, and right here the new york city. marchers marched across the golden gate bridge, in chicago, a peace tree was planted, people marched to stop gun violence there which has already led to 189 homicides in that city already this year. and in new york city, hundreds marched from brooklyn over the brooklyn bridge into downtown manhattan to bring attention not just to school shootings but every day gun violence that plagues communities of color in cities across the country. a parkland shooting survivor spoke passionately about her experience during the february 14th shooting which killed 17 people. >> no student should have to hide underneath their murdered classmate's body to survive but i was that student. no student should have to suffer from ptsd, but i am that student. no student

bryan llenas a live outside the truck with more. >> a arthel!t elusive of sports prizes. if justify war to win and just about an hour it will be one third horse to win the crown since 1978. look at this video. this is the trophy. the brand-new triple crown trophy the first time in history have redesigned it. it is not three feet tall. the tallest sports trophy there is. if justify war to win today it is all his. justify arrived in new york on wednesday. his trainer says he has been floating on this track. he is looking really good. take a listen to bob, he talked about how the training has gone. he trained american faro the last to win the triple crown in 2015. >> this is out of our control but i just could not be happier with him. he just, he looked no different than american faro did coming in here.we just have to wait and see how they, how everything goes. >> arthel, justify is a favorite to win today. this is the longest and most grueling of the threebig races. a mile and 1/2. we shall know if history is made at about 6:45 pm . >> i'm lookin

bryan llenas is here now with more on the crisis and in upstate on the controversy surrounding the newest>> the fact is when you bring children into an already heated debate about immigration in this country, and emotions run extremely high. the newest time magazine cover has added fuel to the fire. it shows a honduran two-year-old girl crying as the president is depicted towering over and looking down at the toddler. the cover reads, welcome to america. a little girl was cropped from an images photo which shows the girl crying as her mother is searched by a border patrol agent. "time magazine" in his article said that after the photo was taken, the girl was separated from her mother. that is not true. turns out the mother and her daughter were never split up and are still together. the white house press secretary sarah sanders says the image is misleading. tweeting quote - it is shameful that the media exploited this photo. the little girl to push their agenda. she was not separated from her mother, the separation here is from the fact they should join potus and fix the broken immigratio

our bryan llenas is in the thick of it all at sean's bar where fans are taking it all in.y. >> hi, neil. there was argentina versus iceland an hour ago and a little more packed. denmark versus peru is starting right now. we're talking 3.4 billion people who tune in for this month-long tournament called the world cup. put that in perspective, that's about a super bowl every single day in terms of viewership and you're talking 32 teams playing 64 matches, the final will be on july 15th. but you know who will not be there, that's right, the united states. the team failed to qualify for the world cup for the first time since 1986. it was hugely embarrassing, the head coach had to resign. but you know, ultimately though, we spoke with fans about the situation. they said despite the americans not being there, they're still going to watch the world cup for the most part. take a listen. >> it's unfortunate, but new york's so diverse, you still get some excitement for all the teams. >> it's a little sad because they did such a good show last time, and hoping the u.s. would be there