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said before the show started for people to understand the flavor of what's happened here at the for der, mexico -- border mexico has a sewage pipe, i've been covering this issue for the sewage pipe for years, pumps raw sewage into the pacific ocean, goes northward to the beaches up obviously to la jolla, del mar, off the coast where the navy seals train as well. you have seen it, just an environmental disaster at the border. >> the news spin to that is with what they built up, the companies going to mexico, now we have pesticides, heavy metals, things on top of the sewage that's coming across. that's what our agents are working on, every single day. >> laura: when you guy are dealing with this issue day in and day out, then you hear people, mostly on the left but not always, claim that you guys are tantamount to nazi concentration guards by shuttling the kids into, quote, cages. >> that's very inaccurate. our agents through their best every day to treat people with respect and dignity. we take care of, even if we have to take care of the kids in our custody, we provide support for them,

the executive der aims to keep entire families in detention centers indefinitely as their cases windhrough a long court procuds. that is a practiges have barred under previous administrabaons. there's alreadcklog of 700,000 cases in the iigration courts. former immigration judge paul wickham schmidt joins us to take a look at how this really might play out. >> thank you for inviting me.he soledad: first of aln somebody who i ctrying to come are a legally to cross or present themselves for amnesty, what are the options for border patrol? judge schmidt: they are supposed to have papers, paper showing ey are a u.s. citizen, p showing that they are a foreign national who has a visa, papers showing they are a gcoen card holder or ng back as ast ent. if they have no papers and appeared to be foreign nationals, not u.s. citizens, they can be summarily excluded, ordered removed by the inspector, the cbp inspector. they are supposed to ask before executing that order, is therefe if the person says, yes, i can't go back. i'm afraid. they areupposed to be referred to a different office. soledad

. >> reporter: as the m der race on the district climbs, so does the frustra in the community. ustration mayor says she feels too. >> one thing we hear in enableds ju like the one that we're in today is people are fed up with violence. they're fed up with being scared of random ootings. >> reporter: at an vent with teens who are participating in the summer youth employment program, bauser and her teamed detahe steps they're taking to provide more options young people living in high crime areas east of the river. in additionor to job opportunities and improved rec centers, the administrion has started to train what are called trume interruptors, people that come from the community that can intervene in neighborhood disputesefore they becom violent. >> and the training is a 40-hour training takin pla all week on different scenarios and also puttinividuals in stress situations to see how they deal and respond to crisis situations in the streets. so mediation. >> reporter: news 4. >>> t it's one of most famous views of our area, the view from george washington's backyard. but the v

sentencing documents trump deputy campaign manager rick gates is suspected of telling alexander van der zwaan he should be in touch with kilimnik. "gates told him kilimnik was a former intelligence officer with the g.r.u." given all these known live links to russian intelligence it is somewhat amazing that twice since he's been charged paul manafort has reached out to kilimnik to try to fight back against the charges against him. according to prosecutors the first time manafort arguably violated the terms of his bail was when he reached out to konstantin kilimnik to try to get an op-ed published about his case in a ukrainian newspaper. the second time he arguably violated his bail was what led to these new criminal charges today, where he again apparently reached out to kilimnik to have him contact previous business associates who might be called as witnesses in manafort's trial. manafort has been using this russian intelligence guy kilimnik to get stuff done behind the back of the court, behind the back of prosecutors at least twice since he has been charged. imagine how desperate you

and shame fully i believe the house of representatives was der der a lick in their duty. and i hope this time we'll show more guts when dealing with the senate. and i yield back. >> gentleman from texas. >> thank you, mr. chairman for your leadership. it's been a pleasure to serve with my colleagues on this committee. and it's nice to know they are a group of legislatures that will heed the call of the american people to do our job and get a budget that works where we can live within our means like every other american, household, business, community, the federal government is the only place i know that spends like there is a money tree at the treasury. and there isn't. to my colleague's point, this is a deferred tax. when a sovereign debt crisis occurs, and it will if we don't change our trajectory, it will wreak havoc on our country and our country's economy. and it will leave a bleak and a business mall set of circumstances for our kids and grandkids. we know what to do. we know the policies. and i'm very pleased with the policies we suggest as we layout this blueprint

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they look at push factors by looking at der terns and thinking that treating people shabbily will deter them from come together united states. >> what do you make of it when jeff sessions references romans 13 in the justification for these actions? >> well, you know, even the devil quoted scripture, if you remember, in the famous scene of jesus being tempted in the desert by the devil. he quoted scripture to jesus. so people can use scripture to n nefarious ends. >> you think that's what he's doing, using scripture for fa narous means? >> is he. he's certainly not quoting scripture correctly. he comes from a will he yith lith justice tradition that everyone can hold scripture as they please. but scripture has to be understood in its proper context. if you read that section from romans that he quoted, it doesn't lead to the conclusion that -- that sessions suggested. >> all right. well thank you so much. i appreciate you spending the morning with me. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, we've still got a lot more to cover. we talked about the emotions involved in ripping children f

the mother filing for political asylum after crossingbo the der with her son.he they made trek through guatemala through mexico then crossed the boarder into the us. the mother says at the boarder her son wasipped from her arms. backed by a legal advocacy oup, she demanded her son back. 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

aerer der ceremony has taken place in london to honor stephen hawking. ashes were interred between i zach nutten and -- >> it was congregation which reflected the man. a brilant scientist and hugely popular public figure. former creolleagues joined by 1,000 members of the public who'd won tickets to be here. more than 25,000ed a applied. this was a celebration of his life and work. his scientific astheevements summ up in the address by his friend of more than 40 years, the astronomer royals. >> his name ll liv in the annals of times. nobody else since h einstein done more to deepen our understanding of space, time, and gravity. >> professor hawking died in march following a 15-yr bat well motor nueron disease. he remains an inspiration for others coping with the disease. >> he will be remembered as a great scientist and showed it doesn't matter about disability. >> i'm going to be an actress. everyone who puts their mind to something gets to be. -- it. >> we have entrusted our broer stephen to god'se mrcy. >> his family watched as his remains were placed

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der episodes ofd the race, he went undercover to prove how easy this totiuy semiautomac weapons in virginia >> so you don't need a background check or anything like that? >> no! [laughter] katty: whichever democrat wins tuesday's primary will take on republicans' barbara comstock. she was adrift in 2016 and clung to her seat, but she is vulnerable. she also has had a tricky relationship with trump. she distanced herself aftethe "access hollywood" comments about kissing women. in a passing replicated across the cntry, her fate is now tied to his. trump voters here now think she should pay him his due. >> i do not think there is something wrong with being close to donald trump, because i think he is doing a lot that is right. i think she has embraced donald where she has needed to. she has done a good balancing act. she did it in 2016. but again, we have next tuesday, you kn, the primary. we will see how that goes. katty: if there is a blue wave coming, it starts right here in virginia. if democrats cannot unseat barbara comstock, they are unlikely to win back congress. katty kay, bbc news, v

the executive der that he signed yesterday, i guess he did not even consult his staff, because he doesot address the problem. he says he wants to keep children tell you something that really disturbs me. there is no mechanism in place right t noway to reunite the 2000 children with their parents. i believe thathe some of children will never see their parents again. i think that is egregious, i think it is a human rights abuse. rajini: just briefly, the president is saying today that if we took zero-tolerance away, everybody would come into the country right now. ofwonn a platform promising tougher immigration. there are many o the country nt tougher reform. rep. bass: well, let me just tell you that immigration to the united states is way down, and his policy did not exist a couple of months ago. our borders were not overrun with tens of thousands of people trying to come over. what the president has consistently done is try to ste the fears of people in the united states, and unfortunatelis he has contly used racism, whether it was directed anainst immi or directed against african-ame

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it's sarajevo representative is peter van der auweraert. >> we've seen this all over the world. you can close and you can increase the border controls but you can neveclose the border. because if people are very determined, they will find a way through. if you look at the map and you see e borders in bosnia herzegovina or even the map between greece and albania, youi l see that it's virtually impossible to close those borders. once people are determin to use the route, they will use it. >> reporter: many of those who've found their way to bosnia have simply followed the g.p.s. on their phones. others have relied on smugglers. >> here in the balkans, there is a long tradition of smuggling-- smuggling of weapons, smuggling of drugs. our understanding is that a lot of those gangs have diversified, if i can put it in that way, and now also smuggle migrants. >> reporter: the refugees and migrants are trying to enter europe through croatia at a time when the new government in neighboring italy is promisingto deport unwanted migrants and croatia is stepping up border patrols. >> ( tran

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. >>> comedians der fire. the role of comedy in the political, -- political climate. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> talk comedians are in san francisco for the comedy central festival. the event comes during the week of controversy over what comedians say and where they draw the line. we have some perspective from the performers. >> comedians are walking that very fine line. tonight, we talked with people about the question of what is funny and what has become a national debate with comedians. >> it has become home to plaster festival. most people said they come for the laughter. >> we company comedy. >> the event brings shows like south park to life. inside, multiple comedy club stages have talk comedians. it is a celebration of co

all to ensure that these type of technologies, the micro grids, ders really do get in. and one of the things that congressman is very interesting, and you are very familiar with the greenback, one of the things we've talked about is critical fra bank in puerto rico and the possibility of that to enable those 2,000 plus locations that we previously identified fied through the installation of generation to come up with unique ways to basically ione themselves and provide the capabilities for public health and safety they do. >> naung for that info. i think it speaks to the wisdom of not cutting research and innovation. we are on the cutting edge. we are innovation economy. and we don't go backwards. we need to go forwards. so i need to say those investments are critical to be able to have the responses you just outlined. with that, mr. chair. >> chair now recognizes gentleman for five minutes. >> thank you very much. thank you all of you for being with us this afternoon. secretary walker, you previously stated on february 20th of this year, and i quote, we would never use

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specifically programmed in the city's 10 year capital plan and that is scheduled to be updated next w der. winter.i would assume if it movs through, it should absolutely be part of the capital plann front of this board nextpring. >> what money for the municipal fiber system is planned for fiscal year '18-'20 budget? >>speaker: there is the 3.3 that's approved as part of capital planning and as i think kelly talked about earlier, there is 1.3 remaining in the project funds allocated in '16-'17 and '17-'18. >> she didn't mention that. thank you for reiterating. do you know to total tol lar dor figure for a city-wide system? ben says no. >> we have this information from the ctc study, so i think it was 1.2-1.9 billion. >> okay, thankou v yy m your presentation. let's go to public comment. i see a couple members of the publicere.t thank you for staying here. you have two minutes. >> chris wideman. i have spend 35 years dealing with telecommunications law and policy and half of that time across the street atlities commission. in 2016 the commission by unanimous vote iss a study on telecommunic

der on an incredibly important goal. >> reporter: g back home from singapafter a truly amazing visit, great progress was made on the denuclearization of north korea. but not everybody is sharing in the president's enthusiasm. some are scoffing at the brief, five paragraph agreement, missing key details like when north korea will turn over a new leaf and how. >> this is the weakest statement i have ever seen come out of any engagement with north korea.>> reporter: for republicans like john kennedy, the skepticism is about kim jong-il -- kim jong-un. >> it's like hand feeding a shark, you can do it, but you have to do it very carefully.>> reporter: the secretary of state, mike pompeo, and the national security advisor will be meetinwith north korean officials to hammer out details. back to you.>> angevin hall, thank you. >>> developing news 2 tell you about, several small fires across the bay area, the efforts to pay -- put them out on this warm june day. >>> temperatures got to the 90s, tomorrow the potential for fire outbreaks, and a cooldown headed our way.>>> new developments for jo

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