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tonight's guest from marvel's "luke cage" on netflix, mike colter is here, everybody!ers and applause ) so excited for that. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. if you like having one person in history you know you can always admire, i suggest turning off your tv now. >> private journals kept by albert einstein during his trips toation in the 1920s revealed the brilliant theoretical physicist and humanitarian held standards viewed by many today as racist. he describes as chinese as industrious, obtuse and filthy people. he writes they don't sit on benches but squat like europeans when they relieve themselves in the leafy woods and it would be a pity in if the chinese supplant all other races, for the, like, of us the thought is unspeakably dreary. >> trevor: nice going, einstein. ( laughter ) really? additional up einstein's journals and he has racist stuff in there? i know a lieutenant of westerners in the 1920s hated the chinese, but if there's one person who should have predicted this would come back to bite him it's albert einstein! you're the one perso

i mean think about it look, man, we're not idiot, a cage is a cage. can you imagine if fox & friends did the announcing for w-we. those fight was suck. >> and now we have two great friends standing on a chain link par tition. they are really enjoying their time on this fence-like structure. that is in no way a cage. oh, oh, he's helping him to the ground. look at that, an opportunity to get a new table. >> trevor: so positive, man, so positive. now some have argued that although these images of the cages are disturbing those kids being separated from their parents only stay there for 72 hours, the first 72 hours. after that they get a free upgrade. >> nearly 1500 boys between 10 and 17 years old now live in a converted big box store. we're shown the boys rooms meant for four beds, now with five. classrooms for civics and english lessons. the kids play video games, shoot pool and place foos ball. >> they're getting scoom and soccer and video games and three squares and two snacks, and plenty of sleep. >> they are being feds well. they ge on field trips

beingng as 18 months are caged like animals. babies of eight months are being left isolated in rooms. last night, the former heads of u.s. immigration all -- said he expects hundreds of these children never to be reunited with their parents. lost in the system. orphaned by the u.s. government. is the prime minister still intending to roll out the red carpet for donald trump? can i say that i am pleased to see you in the chamber. on the very important issues that he has raised, what we have seen in the united states, the pictures of children being held in what appears to be cages are deeply disturbing. this is wrong. this is not something that we agree with. this is not the united kingdom's approach. when i was home secretary i ended the routine -- with children. we have a long enduring relationship with the united states, i think it is right that we will arrange issues, a range of issues discussion of our shared interests. we -- forre that when the united states here, in the united kingdom, we are able to have those discussions.

adjacent to that a larger wearhouse with larger cages. the children had already been separated away from the parents. one cage had young boys being lined up for food, and they started with the smallest in front so you had a little toddler, i don't know, 4 or 5 years old, up through youth that are 16 or 17. >> so here is what we thk is ds and babies have never been ripped away from their moms and dads at the border. this is a new policy put in place by the trump administration. in the past obviously there have been kids who have cross border illegally alone and so the u.s. has had facilities to handle those young people, mostly teenagers. but babies and toddlers with their parents until the government stepped in to take them of eir mother's arms? that is new. the first place we think they are taking them is to these border stations where nobody is supposed to be kept more than 72 hours. that's the place senator merkley says he saw them in cages with space blankets and that's it. after 72 hours at the most they're supposed to be moved out o

on a on a sidewalk in dallas and there's a couple pictures flown around with a child held in this cage that was staged that's not these the facilities we're talking about that maybe there's another paper showing not so just so you can only get pictures and recordings and images and videos which come out from american media even visiting scent is in the south of texas all faked instead you see any fish you saw a very large structures up chain link to keep people in a certain location so they can be separated they're not in cages per se it's what's the difference between met in a jail these people have violated the law then we have sorted out many of them a cluster of that's perhaps the problem are for means on the suggesting let's take the point that's telling can gladly go up go back so basically i mean the point that david is making is people need to be processed that's the best that can be done they're not being held in cages and that that's fake and they've ended up not the job of the border patrol to act as immigration attorneys or immigration judges i do understand that however le

man, it was luke cage power man.ort of changed a bit because we took a survey and power man wasn't connecting with the audience. we went with karl lewis, luke cage. don't you agree test audiences are very important? yeah, we want to know what you think about what we call our shows and we thought luke cage is better than power man. >> stephen: here he's fighting an evil villain called the steeple jack, a guy who shoots hot rivets out of a gun. i'll be steeple jack if you could be luke cage. that's your line there. >> all right. ready, if you could do that. there you go. here's where you take a death maunge 40 stories down, here o cn,esiertof t s jack. >> not if i can help it. maybe i can. >> stephen: you took that very calmly. >> i did. taple man? staple jack! not staple guy! ( laughter ) guplame y.in>>g. st s he g wapas a ouyne and done. i don't think he had more than one issue. >> stephen: you have a 3-year-old daughter niella. >> yes. >> stephen: does she know her dad's a superhero? >> no, she doesn't. i'm her litt

, the kids under cages, it's overcrowded.nstant crying, no toys, no bedding. they sleep with the bright lights on and they don't know where their parents are. they're taken from their parents. that's not summer camp. >> when you're in camp, you know where your parents are. >> it's causing terror in these eyes. laura ingraham needs to go and see these camps. >> we need to be able to bring it to the american public if they'll let our cameras in. >> thank you. >>> cnn "newsroom" with poppy harlow picks up after a quick break. i become a mod? thank you. yes. no. start the challenge today. and try new tropical citrus flavor with collagen. nature's bounty. is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. i receive travel rewards. going new places. (oh!) going out for a bite. going anytime. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com a 50% chance isn't good enough

we keep seeing the cages. like mcallen, texas. those are the cages. but they aren't the long-term holding facilities for children, that's a different scenario. people keep mixing up the images, drives me crazy. >> i couldn't agree more. farther than that, they're looking at chain link fence. the same chain link fence around the school yards, most of the viewers probably send the kids to school. same type of chain link fence around basketball courts, tennis courts, every play yard. then they're referring to that as a dog cage. where is the equitability in that. it's not a dog cage. it's one of the most cost effective ways to keep a visual of all of those kids, the families, to maximize their safety. if those walls were solid and i couldn't see through them it would require 20 times the agents to maintain safety and security in that area. that is the right tool at the right place, they are processing centers. >> laura: we've heard from other agents tonight oftentimes people show up at the border with apl prewritten script, as has been reported, they're

but a cage as secure as any cage in any prison. there were guard tents on either side of the cage. sniper on a hill above, watching them. and right beside the cage, a seemingly bottomless cliff, planted with land mines, said their captors. i know you had been walking for, like, 36 hours or something. how did you feel? >> well, exhausted. physically, spiritually, mentally -- >> and then they present you with this. >> exhausted. and you see this piece of crap. and this guy told us, "get in." and you want to resist. you want to fight it. because you know you're not an animal. >> reporter: this is gerfa's cousin. the young man who forced the kidnappers to take him so he could protect her and kevin. >> he takes the shorter place here. i would sleep here, and kevin will take the longest area of the cage because he's taller. we cannot move. we take one spot, and that's it. >> reporter: they sat in silence, forbidden to speak. they were, bit by bit, starved. fed a little rice and dried fish -- a single plate per day to share. then one night, about a week after they'd been taken hostage, th

our guests about that shortly but first shocking images have emerged of children being held in why a cage is sitting on concrete floors separated from their parents an audio recording said to capture the sounds of them crying at the detention center is also circulating hi joe castro's report now from washington d.c. . the children are heard crying for their my ma and pa pa over and over and over again this audio recording released by a civil rights lawyer reportedly counter. on the inside of a u.s. border patrol detention facility it purports to be the first uncensored glimpse of what children forcibly separated from their parents at the border are experiencing at the hands of the american government there are some. people who write. this is so heartbreaking it's so challenges that time to serve the country that it must be changed must be changed immediately the trumpet ministration has separated at least two thousand children from their parents since mid april the kids are sent to detention centers to wait asylum hearings while the adults are processed through the criminal system sentenc

what could be harsher than putting kids in a cage? >> putting one kid in many cages.king, of course, stephen, just like seinfeld. what is the deal? ( laughter ) >> stephen: look, your policies ripped apart families and caused irreparable damage and, honestly, i can't tell, do you feel bad or proud? >> no. >> stephen: no to which one? >> "feel." >> stephen: stephen miller, everybody. we'll be right back with trevor noah. any object. any surface. if you've got a life you gotta swiffer you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. at&t gives you more for your thing. your getting serious thing. that moving out of the friend zone, moving in together and getting two of everything thing. those fur babies preparing you for real babies thing. that one for me, one for you, us together for the rest of everything. buy one iphone 8 and get one iphone 8 on us. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att dot com. yeah! (butch growls at man). he

adjacent to that a larger wearhouse with larger cages. the children had already been separated away from the parents. one cage had young boys being lined up for food, and they started with the smallest in front had a little toddler, i don't know, 4 or 5 years old, up through youth at are 16 or 17. >> so here is what we think is happening. kids and babies have never been ppfrom thes and dads at the border. this is a new policy put in place by the trump administration. in the past obviously there have been kids who have crossed the border illegally alone and so the u.s. has had facilities to handle those young people, mostly teenagers. but babies and toddlers with their parents until the government stepped in to take them out of their mother's as? thw. the first place we think they are taking them is to these border stations where nobody is supposed to be kren hours. that's the place senator merkley says he saw them in cages with space blankets and that's it. after 72 hours at the most they're supposed to be moved out of places like that at

there at that facility. >> you recently saw children being kept in cages? >> yes. >> when? >> yesterday morning at the mcallen border station at the processing center. they have big cages made out of fencing, and wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them. >> cages first then shelters like at old walmart, but those are filling up. more than 11,000 kids so far. now nbc news reports that the trump administration next wants to put the kids in military facilities. joining us now is nbc news reporter courtney kuby. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, rachel. he to be pursuing this military base option simply because they need space and they need it fast? >> yes. they need federal facility, and there are a couple of military bases that they're doing site surveys on because they just may have the space. we don't know what it would look like. would it be some large auditorium, would it be barracks that aren't being used, would it be fields where they would set up t? we don't really know. but they just need the space. and of cours

oh, a few photos have made it out showing these kids being held in cages. kids in cages. that's the trump approach when it comes to immigration. and the recording came out with the cries of these children when they're being separated from their mothers or their parents. the report of the father who had his son yanked out of his arms and in desperation which is jail cell and committed suicide. that is the reality of this trump policy. and he's been unapologetic. fr where he is standing, the inspiration of stephen miller, his advisor an expert on immigration, getting tough is the onlyns answer, the deterren, putting pressure on congress to pass the law this president demandsat come this ridiculous 5 billion wall that it wants to build on our border with mexico. and so what has happened? people have spoken out and i want to thank those republicans who had the courage to stand up and speak out. 49 democratic senators join senator feinstein in making it clear that we were prepared if necessary to pass legislation to solve this problem. some republican senators have said the sa

in a cage. n a cage in america. what have we become. what has america become. hat we would take children and their parents who have come take eking refuge, we the parent away and we put the children in a wage cage. what has america become? that we would allow this to happen? whatever the reason is for their arrival at our border we know this about them. they came here seeking the very best of america. the promise of this country. and we put them in a cage. what has america become that we would allow this to happen, that the man in the highest office of this nation would ake it the policy of america o cage children. that the man who occupies the highest office in this land would make it the policy of this nation, a nation whose , putation was one of humanity of concern, and fundamental morality, that the man who occupies the highest office in this land would put in place olicies that would make this young girl cry. for her parents. is this the america that we want? is this the america we have ome to be? is this the america who lost its moral compass who believes

we have seen the images of children being told to go to sleep in cages. we know that children have been ripped from the breasts of nursing mothers and taken away, maybe never to be found to be reunited again. as a mother, as a grandmother, i can't stand it. madam speaker, can you stand it? can this country stand it? what happens to the soul of america when we do this to children? these parents, these have come with their children fleeing violence, take thinking they're coming to the land of the free, home of the brave, thinking they will get asylum. here in the united states are at least the chance to get asylum here and to be safe, finally, with their children. and instead, they are put in jail. they are put in prison. i'm here today with bruce and felix, children whose parents are in the gallery. they will go home tonight and sleep in a comfortable bed while thousands of children are put to sleep in cages. i say to you, mr. president, you can end this. this is your decision. please, for the sake of our country, for the sake of the children, for the sake

churn kept in cages. and you will heard the audio tonight, the moment they're pulled from their parents. the president now doubling down, saying the u.s. will not, quote, become a migrant camp. but tonight, every living former first lady now weighing in. >>> also tonight, the deadly storms and the system sweeping across the northeast right now. the state of emergency just declared in michigan. >>> the images coming in, the d. the powerful 5.5 quake. a schoolgirl among the victims. the evacuations, and now the missing. >>> the video tonight. the woman who says her husband's tesla burst into flames, saying it caught fire out of the blue. what the company is now saying tonight. >>> just in, the roller coaster, the riders trapped and dangling. and this all comes after a woman fell 34 feet from a roller coaster in florida. tonight, you will hear from her right here. >>> and duchess meghan, after her solo tour with the queen, tonight, it's her father now talking about the queen, about prince harry and about pre

those images, those parents in cages t last cages covered in mylar blankets before they're separated. people in mcallen looking to people around the country to show them support today. >> dianne gallagher, thank you so much. as we continue to monitor the gathering across the country, more happening nationwide as millions take to the streets. we'll take you to more cities rietz after this. brad's been looking forward to this all week, but how will his denture cope with... a steak. luckily for brad, this isn't a worry because he's discovered super poligrip. it holds his denture tight and helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy the tastiest of t-bones. super poligrip, helping you enjoy the foods you love. you want things done right. that's why we test all of our paints and stains for months. or even years. we dedicate 175,000 square feet to getting it wrong... ...because you deserve paint that's done right. that's proudly particular. benjamin moore. the standard for paint professionals. only at local paint and hardware stores. to me, he's, phil micwell, da

there are fathers with their children in cages. there are kids by themselves inside cages. and that's just the reality of 's going on here. o they're lying -- hold on, so the administration is showing us the images of the abcd owl hooks and the clean beds with the white sheets. that's a different facility. you've been inside the facility behind you and the facility behind you, there are cages, so the administration is lying to us about what the situation really is. >> i don't know if we have those photos from mckellen that we got from the border patrol. we weren't allowed to bring our cameras inside. the border patrol tightly controlled the images. they let out pictures of cages. the pictures we were just showing, the ab and mural of president trump, that's from the brownsville facility run by hhs. that's where we were last week. relatively speaking actually the kids are well taken care of there. that's the second step in the journey after many of these kids, an increasing number, have been separated. what's going on in here is a massive stress on the system. border patrol

them in a cage.wonderful news to hear he's given him, but it's taken a lot of people to do that. he did in his own characteristic trump style. he was responsible for this, and then said it was a terrible thing and fix it. his own family were vehemently against it, his wife and daughter. you're absolutely right, it is rightly aroused a storm of protest. i saw that footage of the american news anchor breaking down in tears. i'm not saying journalists to become party free, but i understand her human reaction to hear stories... the audio of these children crying for their parents when they're locked in a cage, three years old. some of these families are turned into the country legally, but it's as the showcase of the sins of the fathers and mothers... a lot of them are asylum—seekers fleeing from drugs. they should not be subjected to this barbaric form of deterrence. it's right that he's rejected it, but terrible that he did in the first place. let's move onto the guardian, because you are the victims c

not in cages or being gassed.rican americans saying that the conditions of them are better than some of the projects i grew up in. >> this is not about helping children. the goal is to change your country forever. >> change the country? they are not gassed, so it is okay? scary talk and designed to push this us versus them, painting migrants as dangerous folks, infes tors, killers and gang bangers and drug pushers. there is no question that some undocumented people come and do horrible things and we know the system has to be stronger and congress has to do the damn job and make that better. but a few is not all. statistics bear out the facts and none of what they are telling you about migrants in general representing a threat physically and economically, it is not true. it is not about facts but feelings. politics of emotion. powerful stuff. there are limits and just how president trump learned, people don't like seeing kids being done wrong. and making some kids most important than others because of their nationa

in cages and all of our hearts broke. this can't stay. this is a huge stain on this beautiful country who is known as a beautiful place of refuge. when things have been ter i believe and suffered from violence and suffered from war and all kinds of problems, they came to america. and americans welcomed them. and something has changed. but not the american soul. it's not the american heart and not the american people. t it's change is the administration that we have a president who is indifferent and surrounded himself by people who are indifferent to this. and we have to ask ourselves why are they doing this, against all, all of our moral values, against the outcry, against many people in his own party who are saying this is just wrong. this can't be right. why does the president continue to do this? and now they are talking about putting these children and their families on military bases. and you have to think, what are we planning on doing? why are we not using the same tools that we have been using that were effective

we can't take everyone. >> so put them in cages?. >> and the proof is this. the argument must have teeth catherine is making because george will is echoing it. put up the screen of what he just wrote. you can't say george will and not say conservative. he's a bona fide rock rib gop conservative. in today's gop which is the president's plaything, he is the mainstream so to vote against his party's cowering congressional caucuses is to affirm the nation's honor while quarantining him. what do you think of that? >> are you asking me? >> i knew it wouldn't be you, stephen. >> i would be glad to answer it. i think it tells you how badly things have gone that george will, who as you said is a bona fide conservative, is calling for the democrats to win an election and it's not because he suddenly found jesus and decided that he needs to become a hard core liberal, it's because he's seen the republican party has become the party of trump, the republican party that used to care about free trade, family values, small government. now we're cre

cages cannot be routes to freedom. cages are not doorways to freedom. have a person in the white house who is lifted up and celebrated particularly because he performs a thuggish masculinity that if performed by anyone not a white man would be a thug or in jail but this one gets elected president because of america's attraction to a type of toxic masculinity which is another way of thinking about men in power, and now we have a president that so many people voted for, even a big voting bloc of 53% white women, so this is telling me that society has to let go of our deep, deep, deep desire, attraction to the tockciesty that is masculinity in the ways we are seeing it now running the white house and in many other ways we're asking them to perform in our everyday lives like, get rid of that. >> trevor: get rid of that, man. thanks for being on the show. it's an amazing book. "no ashes in the fire," i could not recommended it more, darnell moore,

kids in cages. that is the trump approach when it comes to immigration and the report that came out to the cries of the children when they were separated from their parents with the report of a father who had a son yank out of his arms and in desperation went to his jail cell and committed suicide. that is the reality of this trump policy and has been unapologetic. from where he is standing with the information stephen miller , his advisor and i for on immigration, getting tested the only answer as a deterrent to put pressure on congress to pass the law this president a mann the ridiculous 25 billion-dollar wall he wants to build on the border with mexico. the people have spoken out and i want to thank those republicans who have the courage to stand up and speak out 49 democratic senators joined senator feinstein to make it clear we were prepared if necessary to pass legislation to solve the problems on senator sympathy that this approach is unacceptable. and the first ladies of the united states in

which i guess is a relief because this week we weren't just horrified by seeing kids in cages.i wasn't the only one who was horrified with the fact that people were trying to defend this practice. and some people were shocked by the rhetoric but the sad frut is we shouldn't be. we know from history that people have always found ways to defend just about anything. for instance, last weak big story was when attorney general jeff sessions quoted a bible passage to justify the family separation policy which is a craze' thing to say but it's not original. >> most folk who defended slavery were justifying it on the grounds of christianity. >> from the 1830s onward, southern politicians began to construct an argument that slavery truly was ordained by god fz that's what they used to say. slavery was ordained by gods, make it sound like god was like look, i don't want black people to suffer but i have got to get blues music show. so you have to take one for the team. >> trevor: in the last few days people were also shockerred to hear trump and his supporters fearmongerring, that a lot

they're saying don't say cage but it's a cage. >> i think it says we're in a really, really sad place when we're having a vocabulary debate about something that's immorality. you can call them whatever you want. but let's talk about what we're using them for. we're separating innocent minor children, we're terrorizing them, leaving them sobbing at night and for what? what are we accomplishing with this? you hinted that what's going on here is the following. they are pawns, you might call them hostages in donald trump's attempt to get the kind of immigration law he wants from democrats. he saying democrats can fix it tomorrow but what he wants is to get a border wall and all of that, and he says until i get what i want, you're going to see this and -- it's immoral. whether you call them cages or ventilated human compartments. >> i wonder if he would put his name on it. >> if he thinks we're misreporting this, let america see the images, americans decide whether they're cages or not. >> let cnn go to all of them. >> president trump directed u.s. trade representative to to identify $200

children are being caged. families are suffering long-lasting emotional and mental trauma, being used as pawns in the president's political games. every day for months, our neighbors living here under daca have continued to face uncertainty. this is nothing short of inhumane, barbaric and frankly immoral. moving kids from d.h.s. cages to d.o.d. cages doesn't solve the problem. building a wall doesn't solve a problem. let's get our priorities in line, end he president's disastrous policy and pass the dream act and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. my first real professional job was as a social worker at wayly children's center in my -- waley children's center in my hometown of flint, protecting kids who had been victims of child abuse. and we knew then as we know now, the best place u

immigrants crossing the us border actually this photo is from syria take this photo of a child in a cage posted by a journalist to raise awareness about the plight of migrant children even though he admitted he didn't know where the photo came from still trying to find a source for these photo soit on the facebook friends timeline but looking for confirmation has anyone seen it elsewhere well it's not hard to establish that the child was participating in a protest it's a mock cage now there's one photo that circulating around that actually does show a child that is actually in a cage jon five year old obama speech writer tweeted it out with the words this is happening now well actually the photos from twenty fourteen and it was happening then with obama presiding over it now children were actually being separated from their parents and the outrage was in response to a very real policy from the trump administration but it's important to take a deep breath learn all the facts and not let every sensational heart wrenching image be taken at face value of the pop and r. t. new york. legal and

>> we saw people in cages. >> cages? >> they looked like animal kennels. we could not record anything. we couldn't talk to anything. all they allowed us to do was take notes. here's what we saw. there were cages with fathers and kids. there were other cagings with mothers and kids. in one place there was a cage of just children. unaccompanied minors, we're told, that crossed the border alone. some had blank looks on their faces. some were smiling and walking around. we had 15 minutes to document everything. these are the images the government gave us to show you of the rio grande valley processing center. the facility appears to be clean and sterile. children and adults are seen huddled together in the building that's divided up into chain link fencing that looks like a cage. monique grame is an executive officer at the center. she says parents without an extensive criminal history will not be separated from their children if the child is 4 years old or younger. what happens if you're 5 and older and your mother and father doesn't have a significant crimin

men, women, and children are kept in large, fenced-in cages.hey are segregated according to how they crossed the border. >> we're talking about very, very high numbers. >> reporter: manuel padilla, jr. is chief of the rio grande valley border patrol sector. >> it's not just a simple issue of separating the families. we have to look at at this without emotion and objectively, ded at the end of the day we have to do something about the current immigration law that has atny loopholes. >> reporter: has illegal immigration gotten so bad that separating families is the best way to deter people from coming illegally? >> that is one of the only options. >> reporter: the process is complex with many variables, but generally, under the zero tolerance approach, after parents are subject to criminal proceedings, minors are reclassified as "unaccompanied alien children." 72 hours is the maximum holding time, until they are placed in one of approximately 100 shelters. the goal is placement with a family member who is already living in the u.s. if a parent se

there are no cages or barb wire here but 70 or so children separated from their parents. almost 400 girls, starting at age 13. think about a 13-year-old girl and what they are going through and what they go through to make the journey to come here. all week long i've been reporting on these smugglers that pray on these families and children and teenage girls as they try to make it through the border. they are already pretty traumatized when they come here. we have lawmakers that will be coming on the ground here, as well, later on this afternoon led by florida senator bill nelson and congressman darron soto and frederica wilson, that will happen this afternoon. they will go inside the facility and talk to the media about what they saw and there is a rally and protest that will be held here by local organizations. we'll bring you that live here on msnbc, march if you can ref girls, specifically using these mylar very thin blankets on this day, on this friday, but aren't we to be moving towards reunificati reunification? that's been the reporting coming out. what have you s

two million registered footballers in the country many of them play on the streets in a courtyard cage is called which translates as box. as a place where players can break roles and dream of footballing start. i wish i will be here every optional. football player. and. i wish i will win the champions league. a model has been playing on concrete pictures like this since b.h. are five now fifteen he's honed his pool skills here it's claustrophobic or shark cage known as a corrupt forcing players to think quickly on their feet it's an environment free of rules ruled by freedom this wasn't just the you can do everything you want to when you play with a team and start you only thing the cultural shouts at you right away and also what you're doing if you do it here everyone applaud you and say wow you played well. he did away between apartment blocks these kind of pitches can be found all over russia but what was once a soviet era pastime has spawned its own subculture where anyone from any background can come and play. even is one of the people who runs the street collective he says the co

the question we asked many of them where they sat in this cage, were they glad they came?iles, and they said yes. i am here in america. this is not over. this is only the processing cent center. i finished here. i'm going from here to catholic charities and then i will go on to the detention center which will be the next place that many of these people go. i've got more work to do today, so forgive me if i can't stay long. >> we would like to ask you about the tweet by president trump today, which i'm guessing -- >> i don't think i've seen that. >> he made a tweet which -- i would hate to quote him specifically. it seemed to suggest that he did not want due process for people who come across the border, no court hearing, just send them back. >> that's not what our country stands for. we are a people who believe in the work of every human being. and we do have a system of laws in this country. and when a woman comes here with her four-year-old son and says, i am asking for amnesty, i have been threatened by gangs in my home country, we should at least give her a hearing. an

also coming up children in cages american zero tolerance immigration policy in action the trumpet ministrations says it has no plan on how to reunite thousands of kids separated from their parents at the border. and it was another night to remember for the world cup hosts russia made light work of egypt and all that secure their spot in the round of sixteen we'll tell you how the lowest ranked team in the tournament is pushing through to the cops to. war. i'm sorry so much got a good to have you with us how should europe deal with illegal migration several e.u. leaders are to discuss this divisive issue on sunday at a mini summit on immigration to the block time is of the essence the question of how to deal with migration is threatening german chancellor angela merkel's coalition government she is that odds with her interior minister haas a whole for he has threatened to tighten controls on last merkel can secure a unified e.u. response to migration by the end of the month. the fact that they are still talking is already news worthy as chancellor angela merkel and her interior minister. of her

owner is a staunch critic of the euro and of germany and has described the common currency as a german cage it was his proposed appointment as finance minister that led president said you know matter ella to veto the coalition's first attempt to form a government. and to be able it's not true that they want to distance us from europe. i think they want to fundamentally reshape europe on the mentality that. thinks they've made promises that they won't keep. what chaos i hope they really are united. paolo gentil only is now handing over official g.t.s. to his successor contained in the coming week the chamber of deputies and the senate are expected to pass vote of confidence in the new government. to the italian capital rome where we find the dublin correspondent barbara. barbara so political newcomer. is the house now been sworn in as prime minister tell us about the rest of his populist cabinet. it is and that's a remarkable fact it is a cabinet largely made up of total political newcomers novices if you want the only exception is the foreign minister but everybody else has and says so far

you know but getting out of the cage and into the big time isn't easy a model. trains it's a football academy he's used to taking on older and bigger players here he says russian clubs don't cost their necks white enough. and russian. and physique are really important. but technically it doesn't matter. as. there is a more systemic problem. the movement of. nature you need and more leagues and teams need to be created a free and accessible for everyone so that everyone gets a chance. needs to be looking for talent robin a big. but in a country where connections are key often the best don't make it but this world cup has given russians a small taste of football success to keep that going they need look no further than the corrupt. thanks so much for watching. the. language courses. videos. any time anyway.

children can be seen in steel cages. the media was able to tour the facility but barred from shooting pictures or video due to what customs officials cited as privacy concerns. democratic lawmakers toured the facility and compared it to a prison. it was started in april under the zero tolerance policy. adults who cross the border illegally could be placed in jail away from their children. the policy is meant to be a deterrent. >> he doesn't care enough about human beings and all he cares about is trying to get a wall, no matter what it costs. >> reporter: the president is blaming democrats for the policy and also tweeting this morning. he tweeted that the people of germany are turning against their leadership and there is a tenuous coalition. crime is up in germany. millions of people have strongly and violently change their culture. he also tweeted, we don't want what is happening with immigration in europe to happen with us. the president meets with house republicans on tuesday and this comes just days before the house

they're not cages.hey're walls built out of chainlink fences. [ laughter ] what do you call those? oh, cages. right. exactly. some people are comparing the situation to the movie "sophie's choice." i don't know that that's fair. in "sophie's choice" the nazis only made meryl streep give up one of her kids. [ rimshot ] thank you. president trump claims he hates this policy, even though it is 100% without question his policy and a policy. and he could stop it immediately if he wanted to. but of course he's playing the opposite game and blaming democrats. >> immigration and the fault is all of the problems that we're having, because we cannot get them to sign legislation. we cannot get them even to the negotiating table. and i say it's very strongly the democrats' fault. their obstruction. they're really obstructionist. and they are obstructing. the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. >> jimmy: well, it is. and so what are you going to do ab

it's not described as cages, there are cages inside and people are inside and detained inside those cages. this has been here for a long time, since the obama administration and it was a big deal then. what's different now as you have laid out at the fwining of the show as is that is a conscious poly by the trump administration to systematically separate children from their parents. what's happening in there now, what wasn't happening before is that parents are taken away and charged by the federal government with a crime of entering the country illegally and you have hundred of over a thousand in the case of this sector that are taken away from their parents. and it is- it's -- it's gut wrenching to see and to understa knew answers of this that you could have young kids, as young as 1 or 2 sitting there waiting to be picked up by the department of health and human services for up to 22 hours while their parents are off in court, might end up in federal prison and they don't know when they'll see each other ever again. >> it's disturbing to look at, it's disturbing to listen to. i'm sure

can't agree to lock up children in cages. we can't agree to a bill that leaves dreamers behind. combro mice does not allow us to turn -- compromise does not allow to us turn our backs to asylum seekers or to stop family immigration or to kill the diversity visa program, or waste billions of dollars building trump's border wall. this bill does all those things. we have a national crisis on our hands and as we speak, 2,300 children have been torn away from the arms of their parents at the u.s.-mexican border and it's our job to remedy this disgrace and reunite these families. i urge you not to support the border security and immigration reform act, a bipartisan solution is out there, but clearly this bill is not it. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. i just want to say the complaints that this is not a bipartisan bill, and yet we address the issues that democrat

to completely collapse leading the bear to sort of stroll out of his cage and onto the onto the public pavement and that's where authorities spotted him this morning the reason they had to shoot and kill him rather than tranquilize is because there was supposedly causing a severe threat to the public so authorities had to act quickly and unfortunately they had to kill him but good news for everyone else especially for the people here they get to sleep easy tonight knowing that there isn't a. to see that there aren't wild cats roaming free their town aware of the wild cats now. they are back at the zoo they're back in their cages it's not quite sure what's going to happen to them if the zoo owners are looking at sort of the situation in this view and they might have to relocate a number of the animals this evening they're thinking they'll probably reach into the closest to which is the one in cologne but for now they're back in their cages they're back at the zoo ok so we look behind here we see what looks like a river flowing river without flood water tell us how these storms have affe