that you realize that darwin was being taken from you? >> one day they called him by his name and took him away. >> reporter: we asked darwin what it was like inside a detention center. darwin, were you scared? did you wonder when you would see your mom again? >> reporter: meija-meija filed a federal lawsuit on tuesday against several government agencies and trump administration officials seeking a court order to release darwin into her custody. on thursday they agreed to release darwin. >> reporter: what are you most excited to do now that you are back together? >> i just want to talk to him, she said, it has been so long. the family's lawyer tells us that darwin said he got shots inside the detention facility, he will now have a medical checkup including a full blood test, in the meantime, meija- meija is out on bond as she waits for hearing on her asylum status that is set for august, her lawsuit remains open. weija jiang, cbs news, maryland. >>> two suspects are in custody for a deadly double stabbing in san leandro, michael mendoza r

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we asked darwin about what it was like inside detention center. darwin, were you scared?onder when you would see your mom again? mejia mejia filed a federal lawsuit tuesday against several government agencies and trump administration officials seeking a court order releasing darwin into her custody. on thursday, the justice department agreed to release darwin. >> what are you most excited to do now that you're back together? "i just want to talk to him," she said, "it's been so long." the family's lawyers tell us darwin claims he received shots while inside that detention facility. he will now get a medical checkup, including a full blood test. meanwhile, mehia-mehia is out on bond as she awaiting her hearing for asylum set in august and that lawsuit of hers is still open it. >> weijia, thanks. nice to see those reunions. >> we talked a lot about the policy. that's the people aspect. and poor darwin looks like he has been traumatized. >> well, it's what the doctor kids ctainly as age what it will do is cause lifetime -- could cause lifetime drama and trauma to them. you h

>> que la quiero. >> ¿ estas contento de estar nuevamente con ella, darwin?.o. >> muy lindo sentir que lo tengo como que si abrazara a un Ángelito. >> no fue hasta que esta madre de guatemala demandÓ al gobierno para que le regresaran a su hijo que se enterÓ que estaba en un albergue en arizona, dos dÍas despuÉs de que el presidente firmara la acciÓn que termina con la separaciÓn familiar la informaciÓn es confusa y la situaciÓn caotica, el gobierno dice que unos 500 menores se reunieron con sus padres desde el mes pasado, la realidad es que defensores de los inmigrantes no dan abasto para ayudar a los padres a encontrarlos. >> no siempre tenemos la informaciÓn que necesitamos, tambiÉn sabemos que el gobierno estÁ transfiriendo los padres de un hogar a otro. >> aunque ella ya tiene a su hijo, la seÑora mejÍa anima a las madres a no tirar la toalla. >> Ánimo, tienen que salir due donde estÁn. >> luchar por sus hijos. >> sÍ, luchar, pelear por ellos eses su lucha ahora es que darwin recupere su sonrisa, en baltimore maryland, noticias telemundo. ante esta situa

cuando fue liberada por un grupo conocido, decidieron demandar al gobierno para que le entregaran a darwinas madres hispanas. >> pueden pelear moquillo, tient lo mismo que yo.. >> darwin deberÍa haber sido liberado a las 4:00 de la tarde pero eso no sucediÓ, fue retrasada hasta el jueves en la noche pero ahora madre e hijo finalmente juntos.. >> ella recibiÓ a su hijo en baltimore por la audiencia que tuvo, nos comenta que en los prÓximos dÍas viajarÁ a austin, donde la esperan sus familiares, estamos reportando alberto pimienta.. >> informaron que tienen tres adolescentes en custodia estÁn bajo protecciÓn, de este centro dijeran que tienen un contrato con el departamento de servicios humanos y mientrasÁ lugar las menores recibirÁn ayuda, al recibir a sus casas a mÁs de 100 menores de edad que llegaron solos a este paÍs. >> como nos cuenta paola reyes necesitan mÁs hogares para estos jÓvenes. >> un joven que emigrÓ a los estados unidos a los 16 aÑos de edad es un ejemplo de cÓmo el sistema de refugiados debe funcionar. >> aires el sufrimiento.. >> tras pasar seis meses en un secapturado po

westminster abbey in london he takes his place alongside giants of science isaac newton and charles darwin. and thrills and spills from portugal and spain on day two of the world cup in russia the two powerhouses of group b. went head to head in a rollicking sing love fest with were naldo in a starring role and instinct classic between two all right sides. i'm sara kelly thanks for joining us we begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government chancellor angela merkel's authority is being publicly challenged by her interior minister horst. her position is hanging by a thread after they offer

abbey in london he takes his place alongside giants of science including isaac newton and charles darwin. and to match day two of the world cup continued on friday evening with morocco and iran facing off as they make an unlikely game to advance out of. which of the two sides had a lucky day. i'm sorry kelly a very warm welcome to the program we begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government chancellor angela merkel's authority is being publicly challenged by her interior minister horse example for her position is hanging by a thread after they offer a member of her own conservative bloc and sister party of the c.s.u. said that he wanted to implement a plan under which some migrants would be turned away at the german border merkel has rejected the idea insisting instead on finding a joint european approach. wrangle americans governing coalition has begun to wobble over her refugee policy while her own conservative party the c.d.u. still backs the bavarian conservatives the c.s.u. are in open rebellion despite attempts at finding a consensus c.s.u. leade

westminster abbey in london he takes his place alongside giants of science isaac newton and charles darwin. and thrills and spills from portugal and spain on day two of the world cup in russia the two powerhouses of group b. went head to head in a rollicking sing love fest with were naldo in a starring role and instinct classic between two all right sides. i'm sara kelly thanks for joining us we begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government chancellor angela merkel's authority is being publicly challenged by her interior minister horst. her position is hanging by a thread after they offer a member of her own conservative bloc and sister party the c.s.u. said that he wanted to implement a plan under which some migrants would be turned away at the german border americal has rejected that idea insisting instead on finding a joint european approach. angela merkel's governing coalition has begun to wobble over her refugee policy while her own conservative party the c.d.u. still backs are the bavarian conservatives the c.s.u. are in open rebellion despite atte

bigad: darwin fischer runs one of the sites. darwin: it's not enabling drug use, it's enabling drug users to seek care. bigad: we were there at the center when he met with more than 30 business and government leaders from san francisco. they represent the mayor's office, chamber of commerce, uber, and more. kelly powers is with the city's hotel council. kelly powers: i was very impressed. i think they have a good model here for people that want to come in and use safely. bigad: san francisco now plans to open two supervised injection sites by august, the first in the us. most on the tour are optimistic the centers could help clean up the city. but back in california, others aren't convinced. ron allen: how about finding another way to save their lives other than offering them their poison? bigad: bishop ron allen heads the international faith-based coalition, a drug prevention group based in sacramento that boasts 6,000 members across the country. he's also a former drug addict. ron: to think that an addict will walk in with the

. >> se espera que hoy darwin y su madre se reencuentren en el aeropuerto de la ciudad. es el mensaje que n a la casa blanca. >> que dios toque su corazÓn. >> a pesar de la felicidad dice que tiene esperanza de una nueva vida en estados unidos. >> luchar por mi hijo, por mi hijo, yo vine, darle una buena educaciÓn, y hacer una vida aquÍ. >> darwin fue liberado esta tarde, telemundo estarÁ en el aeropuerto con la seÑora al momento que se reencuentre con su hijo, estamos reportando desde la capital de la naciÓn, alberto pimienta telemundo. >> alberto, muchas gracias. >> en mÉxico migrantes centroamericanos protestaron ayer contra la polÍtica migratoria de separaciÓn de familias, niÑos y niÑas llegaron con carteles con lemas como migraciÓn no es crimen y no separar a nuestras familias, la protesta se celebrÓ afuera de una oficina de agencia de refugiados de naciones unidas cerca de la frontera con guatemala. >> la violencia no para en mÉxico, mayo fue declarado como el perÍodo en que mÁs personas fueron asesinadas, 2530 para ser exactos. >>. >> se infiltrÓ en sus entraÑas y

still to come, laid to rest beside newton and darwin — stephen hawking is interred in westminster abbey to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman in space? i think it's a wonderful achievement and i think we might be able to persuade the wife. it would be a good idea if i could, to get her to go up there for a

ashes of the renowned physicist were interred between the graves of sir isaac newton and charles darwintist and a hugely popular public figure. former colleagues and fellow celebrities were joined by 1,000 members of the public, who had won tickets to be here in a ballot. more than 2,500 had applied. we shall give thanks for stephen hawking's remarkable gifts... this was a celebration of his life and work. his scientific achievements summed up in the address by his friend and colleague for more than 40 years — the astronomer royal. his name will live in the annals of science. nobody since einstein has done more to deepen our understanding of space, time, and gravity. professor hawking died in march, following a 50—year battle with motor neurone disease. for those coping with other debilitating conditions, he remains an inspiration. he will be remembered as a great scientist, and he showed it doesn't matter about disability. well, i think he showed what people with disabilities could do. i'm going to be an actress. everybody who puts their minds to something gets to be it. stephen hawkin

he was buried in westminster abbey alongside other great scientists, like charles darwin.

quÉ fue lo primero que darwin le dijo su madre? darwin: que la quiero.las madres que estÁn pasando por lo mismo. madre: ellas tienen que pelear por sus hijos. uno tiene que ganar la batalla. pablo: tras todo lo que ha pasado se arrepintiÓ de haber hecho el viaje a los estados unidos. la respuesta fue tan clara como contundente. madre: no me arrepiento. pablo: con orgullo se va a quedar. se va a vivir a austin, en texas donde en agosto tendrÁ la audiencia para defender su caso de asilo. este caso de separaciÓn familiar ha estremecido muchas personas. estremece aÚn mÁs el pensar que es sÓlo un caso entre miles de mÁs. pablo gato, univisiÓn. jorge: todavÍa faltan muchas reubicaciones. cientos de villas de separaciÓn pusieron las autoridades entre una lÍnea de su madre. ahora, la menor salvadoreÑa que fue separada de su madre al cruzar la frontera y cuya voz le dio la vuelta al mundo con sus sÚplicas pudo platicar de nuevo con sus familiares. andrea: esta es la voz de alison madrid, la lÍnea salvadoreÑa bajo la custodia del departamento de salud y servicios

"bbc ne still to come, lamed to rest beside newtsen and darwin.phen hawken is interred inside westminster abbey. >> there was a bomb in the city center. a code word known to be one used by the i.r.a. was given.xp bombts were examining a suspect's van when there was a huge explosion. >> the south african parliament has destroyed apartheid. >> germany's parliament has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. erliners celebrated into the night. >> just a day old and the royal baby is tonight sleing in his cot at home.th earlier is evening the new prains was taken piis mother and father to their apartment. >> the world's first woman cosmo matt. >> what do you think of a russian woman in space? >> i thinrfit's a won achievement and i think it might be a good idea to persuade the wife to go out -- up there for a little while. >> let's look tats latest headlines. u.s. authorities say almost 2,000 children were separated from their parents on the border with mexico in april and may as a result of stricter enforcement

been buried at westminster abbey in london, alongside other greats of british science like charles darwin and aac newton. the famous physicist died in march at the age of 76. following the memorial service, his voice carrying a message of peace was beamed to the nearest black hole. sarah campbell reports. sarah: it was a congregation n.ich reflected the brilliant scientist and the hugely popular public figure. former colleagues and fellow celebrities were joined by 1000 numbers of the public who won tickets to be here in a ballot. more than 25,000 had applied. >> we shall give thanks for stephen hawking's remarkable gifts. sarah: this was a celebration of his life and work, the scientific achievements summed up in the address by his friend of more than 40 years, the astronomer royal. >> his name will live in the annals of science. nobody else sinceinstein has done more to deepen our understanding of space, time, and gravity. sarah: professor hawking died in march following a 50-year battle with motor neuron disease. for those copi with other heilitating condition remains an inspiration. >

remains have now been interred between the graves of fellow science greats isaac newton and charles darwin and the hayward reports on the memorial service for britain's most renowned astrophysicist we have entrusted. brother stephen to god's mercy he was one of the world's best known scientists now laid to rest behind some of history's greatest think those who also changed the way we understand the world. it would have britain's oldest churches thousands gathered to remember the remarkable night the professor stated the stars of screen and science coming together to celebrate his work so it is he who gave me an airing knowledge of what exists to know the structure of the world the activity of the elements. hawking who died in march led an extraordinary life for a cambridge graduate who was just twenty one when he was diagnosed with a rare form of motor neuron disease doctors said he would only survive a few years but he lived for more than half a century when an illness will tell him of his ability to speak to king's found another voice using a synthesizer it will become his trademark. her

>> yes. >> yeah, we have the tailpipe now on display in darwin, minnesota.ng right here. it's going to be featured in the bar. >> jimmy: kaitlin, did you pay tom for the damage? >> no, as far as that, he's more just worried -- >> i wasn't worried, we'll get a new one. >> jimmy: in a way, tom, it's your fault for having an inresistib iblible tail pipe. >> yeah, something you never expect. >> jimmy: kaitlin, what's the second-dumbest thing you've ever done, out of curiosity? >> famous for putting me head in a tailpipe. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know, when you have kids what are you going to say to them? >> i'm not sure yet. >> jimmy: i'm glad you're okay. do you have any advice for young people who with their heads stuck in a statail pipe? >> curiosity goes a long way but just don't do it. >> jimmy: kaitlin and tom, we appreciate it. if you want to see the tailpipe, take a trip to darwin. one more thing before we forge ahead. it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >

his ashes will be interred in westminster abbey between the remains of the isaac newton and charles darwinientists whose ideas shook the world. ben ando, bbc news. that memorial service against at midday —— begins at midday. tickets we re midday —— begins at midday. tickets were put up for a lottery by westminster abbey. a number of names we re westminster abbey. a number of names were drawn. other people can go later, including a reading by benedict kum patch who played stephen hawking. later, he is words will be beamed into space. former tennis player, boris becker, has claimed diplomatic immunity from ba n kru ptcy has claimed diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy proceedings because of his role as an ambassador for the central african republic. becker, who won six grand slams in the 80s and 90s, was declared bankrupt by a london court in june and 90s, was declared bankrupt by a london court injune last year, after failing to pay a long standing debt. his lawyers claim he can't face any legal action without the consent of foreign secretary, boris johnson, and his counterpart in africa. th

mario williams is the attorney who represents darwin's mother. also with us the ceo of the company who bailed her out. so gentlemen, welcome to both of you you. what a win for this family and for you. mario, i want to start with you as she was your client and tell me about what it took for this emotional reunion to happen, to have this mother finally embrace her child. >> it was a long journey, brooke. we started off, we filed a lawsuit early 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning. at that point the mother had not even known where her child was. although she marie peted pleas try to find out. no one would tell her. we filed for in-junk difference relief that was granted. we had a hearing. but before the hearing,differen relief that was granted. we had a hearing. but before the hearing, s mother was actually promised that the child would be released the day before the hearing. all the way up to the point of let willing the mother talk to the child and represent that she was going to see her son on that day, the government decided to press the pause button, wai

remains of now been interred between the graves of fellow science greats isaac newton and charles darwin and they would reports on the memorial service for britain's most renowned astrophysicist we have entrusted brother stephen to god's mercy he was one of the world's best known scientists now laid to rest behind some of history's greatest thing those who also changed the way we understand the world. it would have britain's oldest churches thousands gathered to remember the remarkable night the professor stated the stars of screen and science coming together to celebrate his work so it is he who gave me an airing knowledge of what exists to know the structure of the world and the activity of the elements. hawking who died in march led an extraordinary life a cambridge graduate who was just twenty one when he was diagnosed with a rare form of motor neuron disease doctors said he would only survive a few years but he lived for more than half a century when an illness ripped him of his ability to speak to king's found another voice using a synthesizer it would become his trademark. her sty

his ashes will be interred in westminster abbey between the remains of the isaac newton and charles darwin the world. ben ando, bbc news. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: new zealand's "first bloke" tells us about life with his partner, the country's prime minister. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woma

held — during which his ashes were placed alongside other greats of british science, like charles darwinpublic who had won tickets to be here in a ballot. more than 25,000 had applied. we shall give thanks for stephen hawking‘s remarkable gifts. this was a celebration of his life and work. his scientific achievements summed up in the address by his friend of more than a0 years — the astronomer royal. his name will live in the annals of science. nobody else since einstein has done more to deepen our understanding of space, time and gravity. professor hawking died in march following a 50—year battle with motor neurone disease. for those coping with other debilitating conditions, he remains an inspiration. he will be remembered as a great scientist and he showed it does not matter about disability. well, i think he showed what people with disabilities can do. i'm going to be an actress. everybody who puts their mind to something gets to be it. stephen hawking proved that more than anyone. we have entrusted our brother stephen to god‘s mercy. professor hawking‘s family watched as his remains

reportero: ¿ quÉ fue lo primero que darwin le dijo a su madre? >> que la quiero.e a todas las otras madres que estÁn pasando por lo mismo. >> que ellas pueden pelear lo mismo que yo. tienen que luchar para salir de ahÍ y pelear por sus hijos. uno tiene que ganar la batalla. reportero: esta madre dice que no se arrepiente de haber hecho lo que hizo y que estÁ orgullosa de estar en este paÍs. esta madre se van a vivir a austin, texas. en agosto tendrÁn una comparecencia frente a la corte de inmigraciÓn para defender su caso de asilo. arantxa: mcallen sigue siendo el epicentro de esta crisis humanitaria que se vive en la frontera. hoy ocurrieron dos cosas muy interesantes. un grupo de 67 indocumentados que cruzaron la frontera de manera ilegal fueron presentados ante un juez de inmigraciÓn en donde se les imputaron cargos, pero dentro de este grupo de inmigrantes no habÍan ni padres ni madres que fueran separados de sus hijos. por otro lado fuimos testigos de un grupo de madres, aproximadamente 50 de ellas que llegaron a esta estaciÓn de autobuses en el centro de mca

being, clearly, one of the greatest physicists and being buried in the abbey alongside newton and darwinpassionate about putting science in proper context as part of culture. that may involve doing monty python sketches or it may involve writing books, a brief history of time. that is the key thing for me. i remember his humour. he performed an ad lib with eric idle and this get was that i was going to argue with the words of the galaxy song, a monty python song, and stephen was going to run me over in his wheelchair. he famously displayed displays are like that. and i to him and he said, "i think you are being pedantic." it was a wonderful ad lib which got into the sketch. a brief history of time perhaps made him more famous than his physics. it is a hugely bottom book, 25 million copies, but lots of people put it on coffee tables and did not read it. what impact it that would have new? i was 20 years old when it came out. i have done physics up to a level and i was a musician at the time and i was trying to decide between music and physics. my parents bought me it for christmas and i r

remains of now been interred between the graves of fellow science greats isaac newton and charles darwin al-jazeera is emma haywood reports on the memorial service for britain's most renowned astrophysicist we have entrusted brother stephen to god's mercy. he was one of the wilds of its best known scientists now laid to rest behind some of history's greatest thank those who also changed the way we understand the world . in one of britain's oldest churches thousands gathered to remember their marketing life the professor stated whole cake the stars of screen and science coming together to celebrate his walk for it is he who gave me an airing knowledge of what exists to know the structure of the world and the activity of the elements. hawking who died in march led an extraordinary life a cambridge graduate who was just twenty one when he was diagnosed with a rare form of motor neuron disease doctors said he would only survive a few years but he lived for more than half a century when an illness grew up to his ability to speak hawking's found another voice using a synthesizer it would becom

stephen hawking will be laid to rest in and austria scientific company alongside the likes of charles darwin and isaac newton. it is an auto which sails stephen hawking's legacy the years to come emma heywood al-jazeera. these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods it brings the world's two largest economies one step closer to the brink of a trade war china has hit back with its own tariffs of twenty five percent on u.s. goods i spoke with china very happy i actually they were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly but china's been terrific president she's been terrific. contradictory signals about whether president trump will support an immigration bill proposed by house republicans it comes as protesters rally against the administration's policy of sepa

. >> for some it's the best of times, for some it's the worst of times similarly, in 1859 charles darwin wrote "the origin of species" which talked about the survival of the fittest and how only those who can adapt can survive and thrive i think 1859 feels a lick bit like 2018. it is the best of times and the worst of times, as in e same industries oft times and i would agree for sure with charles darwin that only those who can adapt can survive. so if you look at where we are today in the various industries that intersect and the cannes lions is the perfect place to manifest that intersection, marketing, media, advertising, entertainment and technology all coming together, and i guess if you take my 1859 approach, you might agree that it's kind of a similar day. >> michael cassant there a lot of long-time industry plays. among the 16,000 delegates but some new creative players. it's quite a fun filled week lots of parties and you can imagine this beautiful setting of the french riviera here let's talk more about the changes taking place in the indy joaggerty joins me, founding partner.

he will spend eternity between a pair of history making scientists, isaac newton, and charles darwin.y good company. >> reporter: for a scientists to call themselves an atheist, the memorial service at westminster abbey must have seemed ironic. >> in this holy place where god has been worshipped for over 1,000 years. >> tributes paid by british astronomer martin rece were a stephen hawking helped people look beyond earthly matters to the mysteries of the universe. >> nobody else since einstein has done more to deepen our understanding of space, time and gravity. >> hawking was born in oxford, england in 1942. as a 21-year-old, ph.d. student he was diagnosed with lou geh g gehrig's disease. debilitating condition he was told that would take his life in a year or two. he beat the daunting diagnosis by more than half a century. confined to a wheelchair and using a computer synthesized voice. hawking inspired the world with his ability to soar beyond his disability. in 2007, he came close to flying in space himself. from nasa's kennedy space center, he took a zero gravity flight and moved

darwin llegÓ desde arizona donde madre e hijo fueron separados luego de cruzar la frontera cerca de sansperaba en el aeropuerto. el reencuentro fue frÍo, parecían inseguros de lo que sucedÍa. momentos despuÉs, esta madre no pudo mÁs, se quitÓ el manto y abrazó a su hijo. [sonido ambiente] >> no se sabe quÉ les depara el futuro, en todo caso serÁ un futuro que enfrentarÁn juntos. palmira: una familia guatemalteca en san francisco tambiÉn viviÓ en carne propia la separaciÓn familiar, la madre vino de guatemala hace una dÉcada y dejÓ a sus hijos, pero hace cuatro aÑos pudo traer a dos de ellos, incluyendo a su hija que tuvo una experiencia traumÁtica. >> cuando lleguÉ fue un poco traumante para mÍ porque nunca pensÉ que iba a hacer tanto tiempoencerrada. >> uno no sabe quÉ les estÁpasando ahÍ. cuando tenía oportunidad de llamarlos, me decÍan: mami, sÁcame. palmira: ahora su hija dice que va a tratar de resolverla sie. en pantalla tenemos informaciÓn si conoce a alguien o si un familiar se encuentra en un centro de detenciÓn, son los telÉfonos de guatemala, el salvador y mÉxico. aib los nÚm

one mother the pain of separation over seven year old darwin was taken from beata mahama here at the border in arizona. we come from guatemala no after more than a month she could finally hold him again she sued the government for some guitar and one day. i started crying when i saw him because he's the only child i have i think god because i have him here with me he's now sad but nobody's going to separate us again. but though donald trump signed an executive order halting the separation of children from the families those ins still face the pain of separation and no one knows when they will be reunited the executive order president trump does not solve the problem we still face the reality of at least twenty three hundred of these young children who have been separated and there's nothing they said nothing about what we're going to do to reunite them or to take care of them during this period of time they all chum started the day with a series of tweets arjan republicans to ditch plans to pass new immigration legislation saying republicans should stop wasting their time on immigrat

we're heading east of darwin to the picturesque and largely indigenous onil and just a few years ago the community of state made the highest rates of having time the well at its highest point had never been held in the late decided to take matters into their own hands. gayly america you know is a ski beach older she says it was the hanging suicide of a twenty one year old that sparked a cluster of other suicides in her community he was the first one to commit suicide . the first time his community in this community. gail his youngest sister also committed suicide that was when her family took action seven years ago creating a volunteer service called the mango suicide prevention group what do you do to prevent suicide in the community. with our walk me and my sisters we walk the streets and listen for the noise where it's coming from. the women run a twenty four hour suicide watch often patrolling the streets with only small torches they mediate in family issues and mental troubled youths who are probably up the next day. go to their house and see them have cuppa tea read with their

of guatemala hugging her 7-year-old son darwin. the justice department agreed to release him ter he sued in federal court. >> translator: i started crying when i saw him because he's the only child i have, she says. >> reporter: while the government keeps p.r.ing migrants in court, they are scram inc. to reunite families. i spoke to him by phone inside a texas detention center, came from on did your us with 9-year-old son and they were separated at the border. do you know where your son is? vasquez she doesn't know where he is now. she says authorities told her they would only be apart 48 hours. it's now been ten days. the department of health and human services keeps track more than 2300 people who have been separated. >> we are working as fast as we possibly can to find safe homes for these children. >> reporter: they have a network of 100 shelters like this in florida in 17 states. but have not allowed cameras inside. hhs provided these images. in mexico, she now lives in the shelter with her 3-year-old daughter after making the

for one mother the pain of separation over seven year old darwin was taken from me here at the border in arizona. we come from guatemala no after more than a month she could finally who come again she sued the government for some time and one day when i started crying when i saw him because he's the only child i have i think god because i have him here with me he's now sad but nobody's going to separate us again. but though donald trump signed an executive order faulting the separation of children from the families thousands still face the pain of separation and no one noise when they will be reunited the executive order president trump does not solve the problem we still face the reality of at least twenty three hundred of these young children who have been separated and there's nothing they said nothing about what we're going to do to reunite them or to take care of them during this period of time though trump started the day with a series of tweets arjan republicans to ditch plans to pass new immigration legislation saying republicans should stop wasting their time on immigration u

among them seven-year-old darwin and his mother who successfully sued the government to find him. after more than a month apart, the two back together, but their future in america still uncertain. and today a spokesperson for health and human services says each child does receive a number to help identify them throughout the process and he said a vast majority of the children will be reunited with family. raj? >>> after touring a detention center in san diego today, senator kamala harris accused the trump administration of committing crimes against humanity. harris toured a facility housing mothers who've been separated from the children. the media was noto go in w th visit, the senate spoke to hundreds of protesters and reporters gathered outside. >> this is the situation where d this administration brought upon itself and the reputation of the american public, brought upon us without a request, shame. >> reporter: harris told the crowd as a former prosecutor she's been to many jails and what she saw today in that detention center was a prison. now our coverage continues on "nigh

. >> reporter: hawking as remain are between sir isaac newton who discovered gravity and charles darwincreated the "theory" of evolution. he is the first scientist to be in westminster abbey since 1940. in london, ryan chilcote, fox news. ♪[ music ]♪ l home turns into a crime scene. police are trying to find who shot five people at chapel of the chimes. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm heather holmes. some of the wounded were found inside the cemetery. there was a viewing inside the mortuary yesterday. henry lee has more live after talking to people and police. >>> reporter: heather, union city police aren't saying much about why the shooting happened but if there's any good news, it's no one was killed at the cemetery. chapel of the times a place of quiet reflection was chaos. flowers and mourners joined by tape and first responders. [ sirens ] >> reporter: the shots happened at 7 p.m. thursday night as mourners gathered for viewing. >> a lot of us didn't think it was a gunshot. most of us didn't. it was just we thought it was a noise from outside. >> reporter: this woman was

ey're pleased the reunionad a with darwin h to let know he was just little bit famous. so he'stl a lit bit prepped for this but i'm not s you ever get actually prepped. so we are really really excited about the resolution today. coming home. edibles little ki >> the family nowtalans to s in texas as they waithe forir political asylum to be processed. >>> coming up, an acced cat killer caught on camera. >> fox5 has exclusive rveillance video of a man accused of abusing his neighbors's cat. >> indecent exposure on campus. a man makes way inside a howard university building and exposes himself. how students rponded after the university's handling of the reported sighting aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm arunupmiller, and growing s an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i foieht for more computer sce in our schools. gps tr.king for domestic abume and sof the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. undo the progress've made. in congress, i won't let donald tru

presbyterian -- the origin of species came along and so there were clergymen were just upset about darwin's ide and there was a wing of progressives presbyterians who saw scientific truth as a higher truth so they did not have problems with darwin's ideas and wilson's father was like tt and he will father was a chaplain for the confederate army for summer and when the southern wing of the presbyterian church seceded when the civil war began his father was fine with that so he wasn't liberal about anything but in terms of intellectual ideas he was. so, this actually reminded me of the presbyterians that i had known when i was growing up. when i was not at the library i had t be in catholic school which was its own kind of experience but my family was spiritually disorganized and my father's family was not catholic and they were presbyterian and my mother was catholic but our catholic church and the school that i went to was a polish catholic church with the recent immigrant and my mother wanted to do church work but the published ladies in church only wanted ladies doing it. my mother did he

london he takes his place alongside other join hands of science including isaac newton and charles darwin. and match day two at the world cup continued friday evening with morocco and iran facing off says they'd make an omelette clean bit advance out of group eat what should the two sides had a lucky day. and then going back to school when you're all grown up we find out how these parents and kenya are catching up on the education they missed out on when they were children. thanks for your company everybody we start our broadcast with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition which is not even one hundred days old this country is embroiled in a serious political crisis after chancellor angela merkel's authority has been publicly challenged by her interior minister horse a ha for her position hanging by a thread after mr say hoffer a member of her own conservative bloc and sister party the c.s.u. went against her they offer wants to implement a plan under which some migrants would be turned away at the german border chancellor merkel has rejected that idea insisting inste

professor stephen hawking's ashes will be buried alongside charles darwin and sir isaac newton at a memorial service later today. we speak to the young scientists inspired by his life. hello, good morning, welcome to our programme, we're live until ”am this morning. we'll keep you across the latest developing stories across the morning. also ahead: "upskirting", when somebody takes photographs under another person's clothing without them knowing, is set to become a criminal offence. the ministry ofjustice has said it will back the ban, which will form part of the voyeurism offences bill. gina martin campaigned for the law to be changed after a man took a picture up her skirt. i'm keen to hear your experiences. also, concerns digital apps are being designed in a way that stops children from taking a break online. how do you monitor what your kids are up to? do we need to set examples as pa rents do we need to set examples as parents and put down our phones? i am guilty of that. i'd be interested in your thoughts on that or of course anything else we're talking about this morning — use the has

between the graves of sir charles darwin and sir isaac newton.me time the european space agency beamed hawkings' voice to the nearest black hole with a message of peace and hope. on that note we say good-bye. thank you for watching "nightline." as always we are online on our