that is the first time i met bryant. i will pause there and later i can tell you the relevance of that interaction with the policy world at the nsc white house. people and al qaeda are by nature suspicious about ciders. -- of outsiders. what is the process by which they let you in? .> i did not know at the time an older tunisian man i spent time with about for me to get in. he spent time in italy. he spoke good italian and i we spokenish and if slow enough, we could have a decent conversation. and i had aow me good impression on him. he bounced for me to get in. i did not find out till later on when i was in the al qaeda system through a translator that eats only he bounced for me. -- vouched for me. >> chris mentioned the process of vital as asian. ,itch, when you were at nypd there was this question about terrorism in britain and the idea of britain's committing suicide, it had never happened before in a terrorist attack. suddenly you have the amsterdam attack. tell the audience about what -- did what you didn't and al

my thanks to kobe bryant, aidy bryant, natalie morales. fletcher, once again!tar of "fleabag" actress phoebe waller-bridge -- chef and auther action bronson featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump yesterday tweeted a picture of a signed check that he wrote donating $100,000 of his annual salary to the department of homeland security. of c

better coming from someone like bryant than from me. recognition that it is important to have a counter radicalization message. better coming from someone like bryant than from me. >> one of the interesting things about the strategy is the focus is the focus on far right extremists. not just jihadists. we have had a terrible tragedy in new zealand on friday. my question for all of you is what you just discussed is that, is the process similar for a just discussed is that, is the process similar for a neo-nazi? on the off ramps similar? guest: in terms of the study of an issue, not in terms of the sf an issue, not merely looking at the academic articles that are written on right wing extremism, by far, the articles on jihadi is outweighs that multiple times over. outweighs that multiple times over. if you are looking in europe, look at germany, some of the nordic countries, they have a lot of experience experience wid radicalization, or disengagement from violence programs. one means do radicalization. we will try to get you to change th

that's a location we see major vehicle queueing at bryant. that box-blocking issue with pedestrian conflicts would be hard to address under current traffic conditions at that location. also, it's not a street that crosses third. it just intersections third and from a geometric perspective there's less urgency than there otherwise would be. regarding enforcement, my task as a project manager and my team i worked with and we look at design and we have an enforcement effort that take place every afternoon all over the city and p.c.o.s are helpful but we don't want to rely on them too much. >> commissioner: anything else, directors? very good. this is an action item so we will go to public comment. >> good afternoon, chair heinicke and board members. i'll the policy and program lead with walk san francisco. we're pleased with the project. five of the munis go down the corridor and pedestrians use them and people who walk. all transit riders are pedestrians. this project includes great pedestrian safety features and we heard 20 feet of sidewalk ex

bryant.f finality. i knew she was gone already, but that little glimmer, particle of hope was extinguished when they found had her body. >> irene bryant's remains were located 30 yards from where her son had come upon the car. she had been bludgeoned to death, but where was the husband? >> we began an even more extensive search for mr. bryant. that search really involved the entire area of the pisgh national forest. >> within hours of discovering irene bryant's body, detectives learned $300 had been withdrawn from the bryants' accounts using an atm card in duckstown, tennessee. they had a picture from the machine. >> the man that had concealed his head and face that was able to successfully use the brients' atm. >> whoever making the withdrawal, it it wasn't 79-year-old john bryant. but time and geography were working against the lawmen. >> we spent weeks everywhere in that it entire area. we did everything from vehicle patrol, atv patrolling, horseback, on foot, everywhere. >> john bryant ha

cheron bryant.. runs this garden.. ((sot: cheron bryant)) "the kids love it, they love it.in the hallway and they will be like when do we get to go to the garden again? a garden.. transformed into an outdoor classroom. ((sot: cheron bryant)) "they s, they f ((but sot)) "and i've had parents say how did you get my child to eat salad? how did you get them to because they pl and harvested it, they got to touch and feel it."bottom line -- this is the kind of impact katie's krops is having around the country.((sot: katie stagliano))"and it's so important for kids to learn about gardening at an early age or how to be able to feed themselves, feed their neighbors."katie's work over the last 11 years .. ((nat pop))"my name is katie and this is how i make my mark." has not gone unnoticed.. ((nat pop))"i get an understanding of hunger"she's received national recognition.. including from u-s food company.. general mills. ((nat pop))"we are bringing communities together and kids together to grow a healthy and end hunger one vegetable garden at a time" ((sot: laura on camera))"i do have

carolyn bryant -- the reason we know this -- carolyn bryant is the woman who and emmett till reportedly wolf whistled at. she gave a statement to the defense lawyers a couple of weeks before the trial of her then-husband and his half-brother, who killed emmett till. her original statement to the defense, and we have copies of the notes because they are in the wilfred bradford hughley papers at ohio state. she basically said he flirted with her, grabbed her hand, asked her for a date, flirted with her, walked out, whistled at her. she told a much different story at trial, which was that emmett till all but raped her. that was really -- if you want to boil it down, that is kind of the quick version of that. -- the two killers, there were actually more than that involved, there were at least four white guys involved. jw milam, roy bryant, leslie milam, the guy that ran the plantation, which was also where emit til was beaten and killed. william bradford hughley's piece, i always believed for so long was true. i now believe almost everything in that piece was a lie. it has kind of been rega

the commission voted about closing 850 bryant. what we heard today about these incidents is that people are referred as inmates. there is massive dehumanization and this is not care. cages are never about care. and moving forward we really need more oversight that actually allows for implementation and enforcement into what victims actually desire and in terms of breaking down the prison industrial complex, we need to factor in food, shelter and freedom all in that equation. so thank you, all. >> good afternoon. i'm dr. derek kerr. the abuse of incarcerated inmates is almost an occupational hazard for the guards. that was made clear in the 1971 stanford prison study where students were recruited to play guards and prisoners. the study was aborted after six days because the subjects acting as guards became sadistic toward the inmates. similarly, mother jones reporter shane bower spent four months undercover in a private prison. after a couple of months as a guard, bower disclosed that he had been transformed as follows. striving to

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so carolyn bryant, and the reason we know this, carolyn bryant is a woman who emmett till reportedly whistled at right? so she gave a statement literallyense lawyers a couple of weeks before the trial of her then husband and his half rather who were involved, who killed emmett till. so anyway, her original statement to the defense, and we have copies of the notes because they are in the william bradford state, papers at ohio she basically said that he flirted with her, grabbed her hand, asked her for a date, flirted with her, walked out, whistled at her. she told a much different story at trial, which was that emmett till basically all but raped her. if you really want to boil it down, that is a quick version of that. , the two killers, there were actually more than that involved, there were at ,east four white guys involved one of them ran the plantation where emmett till was beaten and killed. piecem bradford hughley's , i always believed for so long, was true. i now believe almost everything in that piece is a lie. and it had been regarded for so many years as gospel, and it is ,

bryant is a main thoroughfare 280 e. so of course a backup for driver today, but take a look at the scene right now. the perimeter is pretty wide. there are san francisco police officers out here, and the truck you're looking at right now it is the truck that did hit a woman. what we know from the san francisco police department is that a woman was crossing westbound on second street and the crosswalk, and a truck was turning left from bryant street onto second street. they collided in the crosswalk. the san francisco police department said they both had green lights. now the woman was taken to an area hospital. she is listed in critical but stable condition. now second street is blocked at harrison and south park streets, and bryant is blocked at third street. like is a bryant is a main thoroughfare to 80 eastbound. it's normally very busy around this time, so if you have any plans on being in this area, i would definitely suggest taking a detour. the san francisco police department also tells us that the truck driver o

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doing to prepare for the release of so many people coming particularly those unlike bryant [ inaudible- static] [ indiscernible - low volume ] in may 2017. your prison has no specific programs directed to people who have been convicted of international terrorism offenses when it comes to trying to de-radicalize or disengage. they have a lot of programs for reentry that help provide certain life skills, job skills, helping people across the board on all fronts whether it is drug crimes or white- collar offenses or other crimes to help people get ready to reenter. that is very helpful but very different than anything focused specifically on people who have been committed to terrorism related crimes. one reason is concern about -- constitutional issues to the extent that the radicalization has to do with religion at all [ inaudible-static] nervous about trying to do what it thinks it can to steer people away from [ indiscernible - low volume ] it's still in the realm of [ indiscernible - low volume ] across the big prison system so trying unless you want [ inaudible-static] [ inaudible ]

you avoid turning onto 3rd if you go up bryant to hit the hov lane. >> if you're coming up bryant they cross over 3rd. and you see traffic coming from further south on mission bay and it's growing even with all the investment we're making and great transit facilities growing traffic demand out of mission bay. if you think of how you get from 280 over to the bay bridge, a lot of them will get off at king and then you have actually triple-left-turn lane from king to 3rd and 3rd to the right lane opportunities to access the bay bridge. >> i'm trying to think of other ways to refunnel the traffic. i think the takeaway is we'd love to figure out how to better manage that situation. >> absolutely. >> commissioner: mr. brinkman. >> i intend to support this and see where you're going vice chair borden and where supervisor eaken is going and we need a way to turn off the tap of the cars. thankfully the t.a. is studying that until we can turn the tap down on the cars we have to manage the flow of and that's what we need and want. i love the idea of a west side bike lane because when you look at

later, bryant discussed the role of mentors with a teacher and a coach. says it reveals fears that are common among all people. >> theg most important th that you look inside of yourself and face that fear. you can do whatever you wt withit. but you first have to accept it. have the courage to face it. >> the series "training camp," was brya's concept and written by wesly king. >>> a weather alert day here. we head to break chuecking in with chuck. >> rain drops around what is going to be a tremendous storm. these showers will move on out in the next bit. but there's another c lnce for ater in the day. i'll show you future t weath time-out the raindrops. >>> also ahead,er mue watch. we've been on it for years, it seems. now whispers that the special counsel may be wrapping up his instigation into the white house, which is putting the white house on the offense. white house on the offense. hothe president isrepaw ri (clucking noises) white house on the offense. hothe president isrepaw ri everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicio

cheron bryant.. runs this garden.. ((sot: cheron bryant)) "the kids love it, they love it.he hallway and they will be like when do we get to go to the garden again? a garden.. transformed into an outdoor classroom. ((sot: cheron bryant)) "they find worms, they find lizards and frogs, and they get to see how their gardens are growing." ((but sot)) "and i've had parents say how did you get my child to eat salad? how did you get them to eat lettuce? it's because they planted it and harvested it, they got to touch and feel it."bottom line -- this is the kind of impact katie's krops is having around the country.((sot: katie stagliano))"and it's so important for kids to learn about gardening at an early age or how to be able to feed themselves, feed their neighbors."katie's work over the last 11 years .. ((nat pop))"my name is katie and this is how i make my mark." has not gone unnoticed.. ((nat pop))"i get an understanding of hunger"she's received national recognition.. including from u-s food company.. general mills. ((nat pop))"we are bringing communities together and kids tog

kobe bryant is the name in front of him. is there anything that man cannot do?sk me but some would say michaeljordan is. let's have that argument and other time because we have to go. bye for now. hello. if you thought thursday was windy, get used to it. very blustery weather on the way all the way through the weekend into next week. unsettled too, wet at times. a bit of a lull as we begin friday. frosty, but sunny for many of us, clouding over with rain later. here's the satellite picture. this area of low pressure has brought the windy weather, the wet weather in places on thursday. a bit of a gap between weather systems. we are in that gap as friday begins, but it's a cold gap. you can see the blue showing up where temperatures will be at their lowest as friday starts. widespread frost around, scraping the ice off the car. misty in places. lots of sunshine for most of us at the start of the day. already a bit of wet weather into the western isles. we can see more cloud pushing across the uk during the morning and then further outbreaks of rain spreading from

thank you. >> robert and then marcus. >> all a resident the portside at 38 bryant. what i want to talk to you today is a little bit about the aspects of this and we heard related to the side locate and . many here, as you can see are your neighbours, your children in many respects because the port made it possible to make this an actual residential community in the city. although, the city doesn't always look at it this way or treat us that way. i think what we see here is an example of the port in a difficult position. we know that that property, lot seawall 330 lot is essential for development of the pier 30, 32 falling into the bay. your last meeting, there was a great discussion about that, that the lot itself, sea lot 330 brings in $300,000 in revenue and end of bit of the revenue needs to be addressed in terms of addressing the combined issues of the crumbling piers and port property itself. so putting in terms of the port, i would like to point out, as i know, i used to work for fema, i did disaster response, earthquake response for many years and we have a s

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it happened just off of interstate 80 corner second bryant. that truck at the person around 6 45 this morning driver is cooperating with police. heavy traffic those been reported in the areas robin's been mentioning that intersection closed right now many buses are being rerouted and we'll keep you updated on the situation as it continues to evolve. >>another breaking news that we're following city leaders in berkeley voted to ban overnight rv parking the ban applies to city streets between 2 5 o'clock in the morning for that 3 hour window and it goes into effect not next week. but immediately the city council did however agree to create some kind of permitting system that would be giving some rv owners to week exemptions. people against them and they showed up to the meeting saying the only housing that they can possibly afford is to live an rv that the city council says they're taking up parking spaces for people who actually live in homes in berkeley and it's also according to them, causing a health issue. many people at the meeting were ho

. >>> kobe bryant retired from basketball as one of the best ever.ar from finished. he's also a dad to four daughters, a coach and the author of a new book for teens. we got together to talk about all of it at sirius xm's town hall with kobe bryant. >> what's better, oscar or nba championship ring? >> oscar man. >> yeah? >> i'm not supposed to win an oscar. if i was 10 years old and i told my friends i was gonna win an oscar -- bye! >> now the dad of three with one on the way has a new book. >> the in operatispiration came watching mary poppins at home. >> you love this book 'cause it's a way to communicate with your girls who are getting a little older and they don't want to always hear from dad. >> you know how it is. you have kids. it becomes white noise after a while. they're like all right. what do you guys know? you don't know what you're talking about. so finding creative ways to put those very impactful messages within the story. >> you're also children. another on the way? >> yes. >> you going for five after this. >> that's v's call. it's co

>> that individual i'm referring to was safe at 850 bryant, yes. i know there have been other complaints, and i expect during public comment, you will hear from folks who have grievances related to conduct at county jails one, two, and four that appear in san francisco proper. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> chairman: supervisor walton, i just had one question. thank you, so much, mr. boudine, for sharing all of the information and your perspectives on these important and serious issues. >> in your testimony, you sort of raised some questions about the department of police accountability's capacity to really handle the volume of complaints around the sheriff's department misconduct, and whether they have the resources -- the adequate resources to do that, and also the experience that these types of cases need. but in today's examiner, you were quoted as sort of questioning whether they have the power to compel statements from witnesses in the same way that they do from the police department employees. and i was wondering if you could explain that a

laura: our north america correspondent nick bryant was at today's presser and joins us now. the budding bromance. nick: it really was come in the sunshine of the rose garden of the white house. not only blossomed, it came into full flower. it is almost like we had a trump and wase later at ite house -- trumpet impersonator at the white house. bolsonaro revels in being trump of the tropics. he was french relic rising death v-- ventri -- at one point he called the news the fake news. it is this budding bromance as both leaders lavished praise on each other. laura: what is bolsonaro one from president trump? he told fox news that most immigrants don't have good intentions. nick: the relationship between brazil and america in recent s yeve not been that good because you had a string of leftist governments ina brasi rough not been -- who have not been favorably disposed towards north america. bodonald trump this southern hemisphere country becoming part nato -- the north atlantic taty organization. he wants to be parof the organization for trade and donald trump seems to endorse

kobe bryant joined life after basketball.ate show with james gordon last night. he had to answer a tough question or else eat a cow's tong. >> i would like you to rank these legendary basketball players from best to worst. lebron james, michael jordan, and kobe bryant. splunk i'm not going to answer because everybody will debated so i will take a bite of this. >> i love it. you can answer is pretty straightforward. >> [ cheers & applause ] >> a tasty delight for one of us . >> i love beef tongue. absolutely spectacular dinner. i have had it many times. >> i would try it as long as it didn't look like that. >> it look like a shoe they brought out. >> tell me later >> thanks. >>> still ahead the hottest burger joint in town. the new restaurant that just opened up in the north bay. alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. . >> the flavor of the month shake shack's second bay area location now open for business. >> peo

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.oining us this law professor and bbc legal analyst jonathan turley. you have got the letter. what are the key points? jonathan: this is what we expected, simply saying i have received the report. wh attorney general barr suggested he might be able to brief members of congress this release this weekend. under speclal counsel reons he's only required to give them a summary of what is investigated in the findings of the special counsel. he is not required to give them report. ere may be some tension on that point. his deputy, rod rosenstein, said in the past that he does not believe it is aropriate to release information about people who are not being indicted or charged. that was the james comey controversy -- the former fbi director. there might be some pushback within the justice department information t give congress. i think that is going to be the next area which we struggle with. congress is thinking about lling mueller. jane: can they do that? jonathan: they can, but the problem i

. >> kobe bryant surprised students with his new novel. he is actually from philly.tudent athletes participatedn a round table discussion about the book and re with the superstar. bryant says it reveals fears that are common among all people. >> the most important thing is that you look side of yourself and face that fear. you can do whatever you want with it. but u first have to accept i have the courage to face it. >> the series "training camp," was bryant's concept and written by wesly king. >>er forgot he was from philly. >>> weather alert day. >> the weather alert. the heavy rain is pulling out. there's a likelihood you will need the umbrella later on. the big issue, all abouthe wind. how high the gusts wil be and the ten-day forecast, coming up. >>> also ahead, mueller the white house on offense, prepping for a report nearly two years in the making. stay with us. stay with us. it's 5: so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anyt

and the last applicant that we haven't heard from is estrella bryant or estrella bryant. good morning. how are you? pull the microphone. >> thank you. i would like to be reinstated to board three for assessment appeals board, which i have the term expires in september of last year, and i'm going on my second term, and i have lived in san francisco for 55 years, and 35 years at my current address on the potrero hill, district ten. i have been with the board, and i had my experience working for melvin belli offices. i had some experiences with kpmg for doing taxes with bank accounts. i have my education, bachelor's degree in accounting, and i majored in banking and finance. i have certificates in general institute banking doing trust accounts, conservatorships, and also conservator for the city of san francisco. i'm also married commissioner in the city of san francisco for 15 years, and i would like to be on the board again, and it was a pleasure serving with the appeals board. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. any questions, colleagues? no questions? thanks so much for b

jane: nick bryant in new york, thanksor joining us. have a quick look at some of the day's other news. ng least 19 people are now known to have died follo fire at a high rise office block in the bangladeshi capital. more than 70 others have been injured and dozens are still miing. it is not clear how the blaze began, and the casualties are expectedo increase. sathous of passengers have been left stranded after the icelandic airline wow airsoft trading and canceled all of its flights. the carrier, which had been in fundin talks with investors, operates out of multiple european and american cities. it asks passengers to check available flights with other airlines. moscow has accused president boorishness on a global laale after he told russia to get out of venez the tensions between moscow and washington mirror the stalemate between president maduro and opposition leader juan guaido as food shortagesnd power outages affect millions of venezuelan people. the bbc's state department correspondent barbara plett-usher has spoken to elliott ab

a brief time ago i spoke with the bbc's nick bryant.y has new york decided t bring these charges now? nick: there are some 2000 cases that have been taken against new york already launched the case itself. but this one amends its existing lawsuit against the company and the family. what it has done has echoed many of the lawsuits of the state, local, and city level saying that purdue pharma conducted an aggressive bidng strategy that misleadingly downplayed how addictive the painkiller oxycontin actually was. what differentiates this lawsuit from so many others is that it actually goes after the sackler family itself. it names 8 individual members of the sackler family.wh it says and what it alleges is that purdue pharma paid imoney, sometimo offshore accounts, in a way to protect the assets of the family. they squirreled this money away while all these lawsuits were playing out in order to protect their assets. they are saying that is fraudulent. the attorney general of new york said that as the sackler family gr h richer, new yorkers'

it's kind of removed from bryant street. it's further back along welch. yeah, maybe i can point to it. >> president bleiman: can you just point out on that map where the grand is, to orient us? >> yeah. the grand is here and hotel utah is here. and then, the residences are in the upper levels of this building, above the podium level. so there's windows -- down this alley, we can see a little bit of noise exposure, so that's why we recommended these windows. there's a couple levels above this building, so the lane -- line of sight might occur, even though the lower levels would probably be fine. >> president bleiman: so where the retail p.d.r. is, there's residential roof under the love that are existing -- loft that are existing right there? >> yeah. >> president bleiman: and when you took your measurements, was the grand open, friday, saturday? >> yeah. >> president bleiman: and you said -- okay. and what was your findings on that? >> let's see... >> president bleiman: the reason why i'm saying is in the past, there were a lot of complain complaints that

nick bryant, bbc news, washington. jane: a look at some of the days other news.nigeria, at least 10 people have died and more are feared apped after a building collapsed in the city of lagos. the building contained a school opon the tloor, and rescue workers have been scrambling to find survivors. about 40 people have been d,resc and it emerged that in order to demolish the building two years ago was ignored. 8 people have been killed in a school shooting near sao paulo in brazil. according to local police, two armed and hooded teenagers entered the school and started firing at the students.ay police s five children were among the dead. g facebook says it is work resolve a partial outage of a number of social-media services affecting users worldwide. the company's main product, facebook itself, plus the agssenger service and instm an messaging app whatsapp have open disrupted. issues included not being able to post materials or refreshed social-media feeds. 11 leading women's inghts activistaudi arabia have appeared in court, reportedly charged with communicating

traror a, a refer ree, well, he got an earful from bryant, let me tell you. he game team adults without intellectual disabilities to encourage infloougs collusion. the night success unless you're thomas bryant trying to get the call from your teammate. one lasthing for you, celebrations to former capitals coach barry trotz picking up his 800th career win. >> wow. >> fourth among nhl coaches all-time. the only problem, he got it with the islanders who are now tied with the caps atop the metropolitan division. >> that's all right. >> last couple of weeks. >> quite a few he got here. >> 200, i think was. we looked it up. oney c -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you'rea oing to be seeing t more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this together. right, champ? -i'm getting more nuggets. -how about some carrots? you don't want to ruin your dinner. -you're not my dad! -that's fair. overstepped. -that's fair. (music thr

the bbc's nick bryant reports. today the crh site in ethiopia became a place of multinational mourning. passengers and crew from 35 countries were killed when the plane plunged in this field on sunday, just six minutes after takeoff. north america had been one of the few places that thmaboeing x aircraft was still allowed to fly. the aviation authority here resisted t demandsfollow safety regulators in more than 40 countries in grounding the plane. but tonight at the white house donald trump announced a change of mind. pres. trump: we are going to ben isan emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the 737 max 8 and th. 737 ma the safety of the american p people and aple is our paramount concern. ck: another boeing 737 max crashed silar circumstances in october in indonesia, killing 159 people. canada said there was new evidence suggesting a possible link between the two crashes, as it announced its own grounding. >> this is new information that we received and analyzed this morning, comes from validat

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.g events in westminster earlier. karishma vaswanii joins us from the heart of singapore's financial district. overnight, we saw the british pound appreciate against the us dollar. how is it faring in asian trade? yeah, well, it slipped off those 2% gains that we saw in the british pound that i think that is to be expected in the initial stages of the reaction to that vote, traders we re the reaction to that vote, traders were hoping that the uncertainty would be taken out of that no deal scenario, that is what they got. they got the outcome that had been expected and so you saw that initial surge in the pound but as news comes out of exactly just surge in the pound but as news comes out of exactlyjust how surge in the pound but as news comes out of exactly just how complex surge in the pound but as news comes out of exactlyjust how complex this negotiation still is, given the fact that even though they voted for a no deal outcome, it is still on the table, legally they do not have much

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.f the usa reached an 11—year high last month, with more than 76,000 people arrested — despite an increasingly tough approach by the trump administration. the majority of them travelled from guatemala. today, those policies were called into question by us senators in a hearing prompted by the deaths of two children who were taken into custody after crossing the border last year. one of the children, eight—year—old felipe gomez alonzo, who'd been travelling with his father, died in custody after getting an infection. the bbc‘s patricia sulbaran has been to his home village to find out what's driving young families to make the riskyjourney to the us. a wake for a young boy. eight—year—old felipe gomez alonzo dreamed of life in the us but died after crossing the border. although he died in december, some of these boys have onlyjust found out. before he left he told his sister catarina that their dad was taking him to the us so he could study. he said once he had enough money he would come