donna, are you happy for the penguin? >> donna: absolutely.ump like that? >> dana: put them back in there? leave it to its fate? the royal families finally responding to prince harry and meghan markle's big interview. they said the whole family said to learned the full extent of how challenging the last two years have been for harry and meghan. the issues raised, particular data rates are concerning. some recollections may vary they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. harry, megan, and rt will always be much loved family members. i should've done that in a british accent. i've got a pretty good one. greg, if you are going to diagram that statement, would you come up with? >> greg: i don't know. i am over the word "saddened." i don't think when people are saying saddened, they aren't saying how they really feel. [laughs] it's silly. wow, that was really awful what that woman said about us. i'm saddened. there is another word they are not using. my solution for this is an all-star family feud. on one side you

they also visited the donna, texas, migrant facility and a mission in texas. let's go to that press conference. >> tested positive for covid-19. roughly 10% of the individuals held there are testing positive for covid-19. rates higher than the u.s. population and the biden administration is taking people who are testing positive for covid-19 and locking them in cages side by side. this is inhumane. it's wrong and the direct consequence of policy decisions by the biden administration to stop building the wall and return to catch and release and end the stay in mexico policy. a number of us are releasing photographs and videos so the american people can see what is happening here. this needs to stop! it's a crisis. it's a tragedy and a man-made crisis. this was avoidable. this was preventible. regardless of your party republican or democrat, you could look at what is going on here and say enough is enough. this must stop! >> i want to thank them for making this trip available to us. it was informative and instructive and very scaberring. -- sobering and as ted s

donna crane, again, as always, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. people can expect to a star teen direct posits a hit. their bank accounts as early as this weekend. >> and payments to eligible americans will continue throughout the course of the next several weeks. >> that's what we're just talking about. good news from the white house press secretary jen psaki. those stimulus checks could be in bank accounts as early as this weekend and that will bring plenty of much needed funding to americans to californians to the state and the bay area kron 4 sanaz tahernia has a look at how some of that money will be distributed around here. >> president joe biden signing the 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief package. thursday means billions of dollars in much-needed funding is headed to california governor newsom announced the american rescue plan act will bring more than a 150 billion dollars into the state's economy. nearly half of which will pay for stimulus checks and expanded unemployment benefits 16 billion dollars will go to local governments. splittin

when court reconvened, he called donna hagan back to the stand.elieved. >> on cross-examination, she admitted that she believed that if the jury heard that isaiah said it was an accident, then they couldn't convict him of murder. >> so you think that perhaps his mother had said these things, so that her son could get perhaps a lesser sentence? >> well -- yes. >> the problem is the genie's out of the bottle. >> yes. >> the jury cannot un-hear what she said about her own son. how do you now overcome that? >> well, i think it goes back to -- we have no confession. we have no direct evidence. we have no dna. and we have no other significant piece of evidence that's compelling. >> reporter: and in his closing, he made those same arguments to the jury. but the damage was done. it only took the jury four hours to find isaiah hagan guilty on all four counts against him, including murder. >> that's the most relief i've felt since it all happened. 'cause all i wanted forever was just to get justice for her. >> reporter: but the hagans were angry. they didn'

were expected get the media's first look inside the great detention center for migrant children in donna, texas,. so far the only look the public has had his word pictures like this release by henry cuellar, democrats a democrats office. now after criticism, news cameras are being allowed insid today. we will bring you that video just as soon as we get it. in the meantime, the white hous suggesting vice president kamal here is good travel to rather t the southern border. this comes as migrants arrest are rising per texas congressma lance goodman joins us later. and michael mccall, in our next hour to talk more about this, but first let's go to our corresponding kc steagall live on the border in eagle pass, texas where you've spent so muc time over the lead pastor years and he's got the latest forest. >> it's really a 1-2 punch if you think about it. the first punch is here in the field. the border patrol agents and th resources themselves stretched very thin and overwhelmed. than then the second knockout comes later when hhs tries to find bed space for all of the unaccompanied minors com

en total hay mÁs de 4000 personas detenidas entre familias menores solos en la gran carpa de donna.departamento de salud, pero el gobierno no tiene espacio todavÍa en esos albergues para recibirlos, y esto estÁ creando... tras varias semanas luego de ser procesados por la patria fronteriza. la migraciÓn continÚa, las familias continÚan llegando a esta zona, y la realidad es que al parecer por ahora no existe una posibilidad de que esta tendencia de llegada masiva de familias y menores solos a la frontera se reduzca. es la informaciÓn. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. borja: finalmente fue detenido el sospechoso en coordinar el contrabando de migrantes centroamericanos que terminÓ en la tragedia de california. carolina: como te contamos, quien "ediciÓn digital", una camiseta con 25 personas a bordo impactÓ contra un camiÓn, y dejÓ 13 muertos y heridos. roger borges nos habla de los cargos que enfrentarÁ este hombre, y posible condena que podrÍa recibir. reportero: el sospechoso de orquestar la travesÍa fronteriza que exterminÓ en un accidente con una docena de inmigrante

griff: shocking images out of donna, texas.icians, the only people it is not shocking to are the agents who predicted this new this was going to happen and seen it before but not to this level. any agent says three things in any crisis, infrastructure, manpower and technology. the infrastructure is gone, no more wall. manpower is being overwhelmed and evaporated. technology can't do it. carley: you are in jefferson, louisiana. tell us what is coming up. >> reporter: doesn't want to go to new orleans on company time. we are in old jefferson outside new orleans, there are a couple locations, a fantastic breakfast bowl, we are going to talk to the people about the immigration crisis, they lifted some of the restrictions and we will talk about that. >> if you can stay for lunch i'm looking at the daily specials, that is really really good. i have been to it. don't miss. carley: a big wednesday for pete. see you throughout the morning. we will be right back. (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatt

for the first time, the biden administration allowing a press camera inside the overcrowded donna, texas, facility. children on mats, shoulder to shoulder. and the statement tonight from the secretary of homeland security. >>> nato scrambling jets ten times across europe to track and intercept russian military planes. >>> here at home, several wildfires burning near mt. rushmore. hundreds of homes evacuated tonight. >>> the spacex rocket exploding during a test flight. >>> and news from the nfl tonight. next season will look a lot different. >>> and more trouble for major the dog at the white house. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. those troubling new numbers on the coronavirus here in the u.s. what authorities are seeing in more than 20 states now. and the reason why, they say. >>> but we are going to begin tonight with the searing new testimony in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin in the death of george floyd. the young witnesses today, one just 9 years old. three teenagers taking the stand, too. darnella frazier, 17 at the tim

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former maryland democratic congresswoman donna edwards. and former republican national committee communications chairman. garrett, the efforts to get this through debate for an early vote hit a roadblock this morning from congresswoman marjorie kalear greene from georgia, the controversial congresswoman. tell us how that went down. >> yeah, look, these are the procedural tools that can be applied by the minority and in this case it's not terribly surprising. marjorie taylor greene and other republicans have been doing these motions to adjourn on basically every day the house has been in session. not a huge surprise they tried to do so today. but this is the reality in the house. when you're in the minority there is a lot you can do to slow down the process, gum up the works, but very little you can do to stop the majority from passing their priorities. and that's what house democrats intend to do today. hakim jefferies told me yesterday he's 110% confident they've got the votes. they know the democrats are expecting to stick together on th

legislators have to get to work. >> donna, thanks to you and tom for your perspective.the signing of the assault weapon ban that was let expire ten years later. >>> breaking news from minneapolis. the final jur or has been chosen for the derek chauvin trial. >>> and the white house is floating taxing rich and big business in order to pay for an infrastructure plan. that's next coming up after the short break. that's next coming up after the short break. hmmm... where to go today? la? vegas? no, the desert. let's listen to this. louder. take these guys? i mean, there's room. maybe next time, fellas. now we're talking. alright. let's. go. we look up to our heroes. idolizing them. mimicking their every move. and if she counts on the advanced hydration of pedialyte when it matters most... so do we. hydrate like our heroes. ♪♪ we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the c

been growing outcry after photos revealed over crowded makeshift conditions a different center in donna texas more than 15000 migrant children are in u.s. custody while the white house defends its handling of the crisis saying president biden's already reversed many of donald trump's more hardline policies we've got she have returns in live from donna texas near america's largest temporary detention facility she has about these congress members visiting in a moment but 1st just just the situation itself migrants detention centers the border it's always an emotion of topic in the united states but the fact that so much of this is to do with children this time on the company children it's really something. it's an amazing web of factors that seems to be contributing to this this. child on the company child migrants actually in the last month or so we weren't really sure whether this was anything but what we see almost every year we didn't see it last year because of the pandemic but around this time you do see more migration in the spring after the winter before the punishing heat of the

right there in donna, texas, the positivity rate is 14%. a month ago, it was 4%. gone up 10%, which suggesting the kid are contracting the coronavirus in what i now refer to as the biden bubble because it's like a bubble where there is not really -- look, they are in a plastic bubble. ounce ains exactly. steve: absolutely. when you think about it you need to have good air flow and stuff like that. if you are in a bubble, that's how you get it, and these latest numbers show it's gone up 10% in a month. that's not just the detention center. it's not just jail-like. but it is a super spreader. brian: right. so you think about what's happening in san diego. got transferred off the texas border. got charter flights to get you into the convention center in san diego to a place where teachers show up to volunteer. this is their spring break and teach them. making them more susceptible to getting the coronavirus if you look at the chances there, it's 9%. so your chances of you getting the coronavirus, some kid in san diego unified school district is 0.04%. why haven't you

i want to read from senator chris murphy, who made a visit to the border, donna edwards. in it he says this, this is better than what we saw in 2019. they're not kids in cages. they are not being separated from their family at the border but these are facilities that you wouldn't want your child in for more than 10 minutes, comparing it to what the trump administration was doing. a lot of folks look at this saying this is the biden administration just 60 days in. they're just 60 days into their plan and that's somewhat of the argument that we're hearing from secretary mayorkas in that we have a lot of work to do ahead of us. >> and to put a finer point on it, secretary mayorkas is only a month and a half in, in terms of reconstructing a border -- set of border policies that really make sense for the current circumstances, trying to rebuild an asylum system that has fallen apart, and to shermichael's point, the previous administration completely abandoned the financial and other support that was provided to the triangle countries to make sure that we could strengthen those

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lawyer representing thousands of unaccompanied minors in federal custody and says capacity at the donnaility is 1,000 detainees and right now it's holding about 2,000. >> it is an untenable situation. the administration needs to address immediately. >> reporter: the head of homeland security directed fema to help create more shelters for unaccompanied children and move them out of border patrol custody quickly. dhs says border patrol officials do everything they can to take care of unaccompanied children in their care. as for mothers entering with children, many are released by border patrol at this bus station in brownsville. >> why did you come here? she says the economic crisis in her country is very severe. >> reporter: the reasons migrants say they're trekking to the united states varies, some like this man says he lost everything during a recent hurricane in honduras. and this woman who said the toughest part of her journey is when her daughter was hungry and she had no food says she's here because the lack of food and abundance of violence in her home country. cnn has made repeat

. >> donna: i think they're both in shock. >> brooke: uh, are you okay?> flo: i wasn't expect-- i--i don't-->> shauna: me neiths it's a really big step, taking the logan name. >> donna: yeah, uh, and-- and we don't mean to pressure you at all. and there's no expiration date on it. >> broke: i mean, you can become a logan today or tomorrow, or nwe

peter shea is a lawyer representing thousands of unaccompanied minors and says capacity at the donna facility is 1,000 detainees and right now it's holding about 2,000. >> it is an untenable situation. the administration needs to address immediately. >> the head of homeland security directed fema to help create more shelters for unaccompanied children and move them out of border patrol custody quickly. dhs says border patrol officials do everything they can to take care of unaccompanied children in their care. as for mothers entering with children, many are released by border patrol at this bus station in brownsville. >> why did you come here? because of the economic crisis in her country is very severe. >> the reasons migrants say they're trekking to the united states varies. some like this man -- says he lost everything during a recent hurricane in honduras. and this woman says the toughest part of her journey is when they are daughter was hungry and had no food. she says she's here because of the lack of jobs and the abundance of violence in her home country. cnn has made repeated

we're out of time. >> donna crane, pre she ate your done. of course a lecturer at san jose state university. have a good night. hear from you. thank you, donna. and for more details on the relief bill. plus what president biden has to say to americans just head to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> still to come on kron 4 news at 8 days ahead of a deadline organizers of the recall governor newsome they've collected more than enough signatures to bring the issue to voters and they're saying that's in large part. thanks to democrats plus, blue shield battles, south bay officials taking a hard line against the state backed plan to. >> and over control of vaccine distribution to the health care giant blue shield california. what they say it would jeopardize vaccine equity. >> and i'm dan going live in danville where police continue to investigate after an officer shoots a man armed with a knife who was accused of throwing rocks at cars on the freeway. the latest next. >> and skies cleared out around the bay area. we're getting ready for a chilly

donna, thanks for being here.of evidence or discussion from the same interview that gloria alread. you went up against her. here's more. >> he was on top of me. while holding my hand, he forcibly grabbed my face with his other big hand and kissed my cheek. again, in a very aggressive manner. i felt like i was being man handled. >> martha: so does she have a case here? have you heard anything criminal in any of these cases so far? >> i think there's a stretch to talk about possibly a misdemeanor battery, any unwanted touching is a misdemeanor battery. however, there's statutes of limitations that play in to those. for me, if it was something so egregious, it would seem that you would write a letter to the governor's office, make a complain. to wait this amount of time on something that i think seems to be a bit of a stretch when we're talking about a criminal act. >> martha: she says she wanted to, she thought about it and kind of haunted her. her family advised her not to. when she saw the other cases come forward

side of the river preparing to cross and then today we visited detention facilities in particular donnaetention facility which is a giant city that has been constructed in response to the overwhelming crisis that is unfolding of the border in the capacity and the donna facility with covid restrictions is 250 people, it has about 4000 people in it, it is over 1500% of its capacity and we saw the biden cages cage after cage after cage the biden administration has filled with kids, they are packed in there they're not 6 feet apart were 3 feet apart they are side-by-side in the rate of covid positivity in the donna facility is about 10%, what they're doing is inhumane, unconscionable and it was preventable, direct result of political decision that the biden administration has made. elizabeth: were you taunted you and other senators taunted the human and drug traffickers across the rio grande river, did that happen. >> it did we took a trail down to the river and we were at the rivers edge and a group of senators and custom and border patrol agents were rippedrd undr their and we were shinin

joining me now is donna edwards.to have this conversation with because, you know, between those two, we could stand -- we could stand to see two black women come to washington. let's take the u.s. senate first. joy did a great job in pinning down governor newsom and getting into saying flat out, yes, he'll choose a black woman as replacement for senator feinstein. we have a full screen of the potential names. he said he has some names. well, here are some of the names. san francisco mayor. california congresswoman karen bass, and congresswoman barbara lee also, obviously, of california. what is the possibility, do you think, that senator feinstein could retire and give the governor that opportunity? >> well, people have been talking about this quite a bit since last year. shouldn't exactly wrap ourselves in glory during the amy coney barrett hearings. there was a speculation maybe there was a slippage there. maybe she's not as sharp as she used to be. that's a delicate conversation to have, but here is an out that th

and the rate of covid positivity in the donna facility is about 10%.ey're doing is inhumane, it's unconscionable, and it was the preventable. it's the direct result of political decisions the biden administration has made. elizabeth: so you, were you taunted? were you and other senators taunt thed by human and drug traffickers across the rio grande river? did that happen? >> well, it did. so we took a trail down to the river. we were at the river's edge, and a group of senators and customs and border patrol agents were there, and we were looking and shining our lights. and on the other side of the river were several traffickers who saw our lights. and i'm sure they assumed we were cbp officers. and they saw our lights there, and so they began shining flashlights at us. which, actually, they had very high-powered flashlights, so they were able to light us up from across the river, and they began yelling and taunting from across the river. and what they told me is they do that routinely. anytime they see a border patrol agent, they taunt them because rig

. >> reporter: the newly released images shot last week by the government at border facilities in donna and el paso, texas, depict crowded but orderly conditions immigrant children in masks having their temperatures taken others exercising outside. small children on laps, waiting to be processed. others sleeping on mats with mylar blankets a striking contrast, makeshift playpens in a place so far from home the images released a day after congressman henry cuellar leaked photos inside the donna facility border patrol agents who have been inside this facility say it's not their fault. >> we're border patrol agents, not daycare. so that's not what we are trained for. >> reporter: late today we rode along with the texas department of public safety who helps federal agents patrol the border by air. this is th epicenter of the immigrant surge in the rio grande valley. the texas dps says it encountered nearly 9,000 immigrants in the last two weeks it took a few minutes to see migrant after migrant crossing >> here is another one. 31 right here. >> reporter: 31 in that group alone >> yes. >> re

this is the donna, texas, facility that senator ted cruz visited.e objections to his wanting you to see it. this comes after democrat congressman henry cuellar released photos of inside the facilities showing the administration does not want you to see. carley: the only reason we have these images is people who have leaked footage of them. the biden administration left one camera into an aspirational facility. not a facility like the one in dollars, texas, where you see children packed with literally no space between them and the thing that strikes me is the biggest images were released under the trump administration during the coronavirus pandemic. democrats and republicans but in particular democrats would be up in arms. your hearing radio silence from people like alexandria ocasio cortez who went to the border in 2019 under donald trump and there are pictures of her looking at the border facility crying, wearing that white suit because the situation was so emotional. now president biden says he wants a lot of the people you see in these pictures

they released two videos from texas, this one in el paso and this one in donna, texas.s seen in photos released yesterday by texas congressman henry kwoiar's office. officials at dhs and cdp did not immediately comment on the issue but officials did not dispute their authenticity. those agencies are tightlipped about the situation at the border but our own dasha burns was able to speak to one border patrol agent who is also the vice president of the union who represents those agents. and dasha joins us from hill da go, texas. dasha, what have you learned? >> the first step is now an important next step for access in the facilities, especially the donna facility, which we know is the epicenter of overcrowding. what we saw in the videos, they do largely line up with what we've been hearing, there are no kids in cages there but they are overcrowded. we saw a little bit of that in the videos that were released, particularly the four-minute video from donna where you see kids inside partitions, more kids than there should be. we know that facility is significantly overcrowde

, -- facility in donna, texas.onditions as border officials say they could see 1 million migrants this year. markets this morning are mixed. a decline in the dow at the start of trading ahead of the president's announcement today in pittsburgh. today marks the end of the first quarter, dow industrials are down 44, nasdaq up 75 and s&p 500 higher by 3 points. but it's been a good quarter, good three months for the markets. dow industrials up about 8% in the first quarter as you can see, the nasdaq up 1 and a quarter percent, under-performing, the s&p 500 which is up 5% in the first quarter. stocks pulled back yesterday certainly as interest rates moved higher. take a look at yesterday's performance with the dow industrials down 104 points. the nasdaq down 14 and s&p lower by 12 and-a-half as interest rates went higher. the 10 year treasury yield hit the highest level since january 2020. it was at 1.7% and this morning it is also higher, sitting at 1.72%. that has been weighing on technology stocks certainly. europea

when we toured the donna facility, there are over 4,000 people crammed in.ere the biden cages. for years we heard democrats in the media screaming about kids in cages under donald trump. what they didn't admit is barack obama built the cages and joe biden is building new cages and they are bigger and more full. kids were packed in there. it was at the 1500% capacity llevel. and the covered positivity rate in the facility is about 10%. i took a number of photographs, i took a number of videosbe because the biden administration refused to allow the media in. you sent a camera team down so that fox news would be able to film what happened there and the biden team said no media. mind you, the c5 administration allowed the media in. the obama administration dated. the george w. bush of administration did. the bill clinton the administration did. not joe biden. as you noted, biden did send a political minder, a woman who said she was the senior advisor to the commissioner of the cdp, jumped on my phone, block a shot instead of riding senators saying you can't take

neil: all right now these senators who visited donna, texas, facility, we get estimate s over how many are there right now up to 4,000 we're told, but it can only accommodate, it's supposed to house tops 250, so to say it's crowded be an understatement, and now more crowds are coming. we understand 18-22000 children could cross the border next month, another 25,000 in may. do those numbers make sense to you? >> well again, there's nothing that's going to stop, there's no way for us to get out from under where we are, and so you've got to feel for the situation that people are in. they think that, well they know. these children know that if they make it in the united states, they are going to be placed here somewhere in the country, and so there's no reason for them not to stay away, there's nothing in the pipeline, there's nothing in the rhetoric and no policy changes afoot that will abate this surge, and so we're going to continue to see large numbers and continue to have that challenge, and i'm grateful that those senators went down there to bring everybody's attention to it. neil: a

the donna facility that we looked at was designed for 1,000 individuals.ents and children, families and children. with the covid protocols are not supposed to have more than 250. they have 4,200 people in that one center. again, a lot of these people are not going to the centers. they're being released into society. the biden administration wants to start renting hotel rooms. they're talking about spending $87 million to house 1,200 migrant families in hotel rooms. so it's gone well beyond what they can handle. that's why we have to go back to the policies that will work. there's solutions. we talked to the border patrol agents about solutions. we can go through them, too. this can be addressed if the change the policy. >> neil: kamala harris is in charge of this. we're told that right now when it comes to migrants she's not in charge. so we're not clear outside of crafting a policy to get a handle on this what immediate help she might be able to provide. do you have any idea, if you were to talk to her, what would you tell her? >> yes, i asked the profess

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biden administration allowing a news crew inside this overcrowded border patrol detention facility in donna, texas. over 3,000 unaccompanied migrant children packed together in the middle of a pandemic, lying on the floor with a thin foil blanket. no covid tests are given unless a child shows symptoms they're allowed a brief phone call every 48 hours. the youngest kept separated in these playpens for their safety. they even sleep here >> these kids crossed by themselves. >> reporter: border patrol's acting executive officer says most came with smugglers parents often countingon authorities to reunite them with family members in the u.s. >> no one knows what happens to them coming in on the journey. nothing is guaranteeing the safety and security of the child until they come into our custody. >> reporter: there are 5,100 unaccompanied children detained in facilities like this, which in this part of texas, are already at 800% capacity the surge happening after president biden reversed former president trump's policy and by began allowing unaccompanied children into the u.s. the official expec

salt take place daily our sources told us that there is many as 3000 migrants in this facility and donna texas at one time they're very cramped from the photographs you can see it's very spartan living there's not a lot of mats or beds or cots they are living in a difficult very tight spot it looks like a nightmare it looks like like something out of a fiction novel you can look back as far as comments from this administration encouraging people to rush to the border encouraging people to climb any barriers just any way you can over it under it get in and we will take care of you a plain and simple people are coming over sick or not legal or not and they're being processed and it's being done in an awful matter now that we've uncovered the conditions here but it just seems like mass chaos and yes there is again other care and it seems gearing up one democratic party of all america has also released images from the same set against excess migrants including youngsters are being held in overflow facilities and cramped conditions hundreds of children have allegedly been stranded and patrol

she left guatemala to find a job in the united states and will likely end up in the donna facility. this is where the smallest children stay. somehow, they crossed into the u.s. alone. now awaiting their fate in a tiny space, never meant for children. >> o'donnell: and mireya joins us now. you were inside today, you were also there a few weeks ago. how has it changed? >> reporter: well, you know, two weeks ago, there were two tents here run by border patrol, but today this is a massive construction site. we counted at least six new tents going up, and sources tell us they do belong to health and human services. and we're being told, also, that they could open up a temporary shelter here very soon. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mireya villarreal, thank you. some other news, president biden today extended the program that helps businesses keep paying their workers during the pandemic. tomorrow, the president unveils a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. cbs' nancy cordes joins us now from the white house. and, nancy, what do we know about this infrastructure plan? >> reporter

donna texas 3000 immigrants apparently have been kept in tight spaces wrapped in those silver space blankets 50 of the refugees are believed to tested positive really recently in the last few days alone for covert the managing editor of project veritas told us more. there is a major influx of illegal immigrants and that is according to the source of my view 50 of them are coded. that sexual assaults you does it go assaults take place daily our sources told us that there is many as 3000 migrants in this facility and donna texas at one time they're very cramped they are living in a difficult very tight spot it looks like a nightmare it looks like like something out of a fiction novel you can look back as far as comments from this administration encouraging people to rush the border encouraging people to climb any barriers just any way you can over it under it get in and we will take care of you a plain and simple people are coming over sick or not legal or not and they're being processed and it's being done in an awful matter now that we've uncovered the conditions here but it just seems like

police officer peter human extinction rebellion member donna cover kathy gave us their thoughts on the proposed legislation. this bill is really an attack on the right to protest in britain the penalty that they're proposing for after 10 years for peaceful disruptive protests is really shocking so if you are if you didn't protest due to asian thieves i know that a cut in your wages and will protest your department of health bill will work a blocking railway line because you were fired and we heard. bill were punishing with up to 10 years in jail it's unprecedented there are restrictions on the right to hold processions on the right to hold assemblies ice static events already under the $996.00 public order exceptions $12.14 and what this new bill suggests doing is adding a couple of additional factors that will that would allow senior police officers and conditions to processions in assembly as. in the united states hundreds of unaccompanied migrant children continue to arrive each day at the country's southern border this is forced fever which normally deals with natural disasters a m

tonight the facility in donna, texas is holding more than 3,700 children it was initially built for 250. >> i think anybody that's been involved with this would have predicted this some months ago >> reporter: also i.c.e. has awarded a nearly $87 million contract to secure hotel rooms for migrant families near the border lester >> gabe gutierrez tonight. thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, what's behind the soaring price of gasoline and navigating the huge financial burdens of college in our series "kids under pressure." >>> we're back now with protests and demands for answers after the atlanta spa killings as federal officials said they don't have evidence yet of a hate crime and some communities take new steps to keep asian-americans safe with more here's blayne alexander >> reporter: in city after city -- >> stop asian hate >> love asian people >> reporter: their message to the asian-american community is clear - we stand with you. >> we are all part of the human race, and we need to treat each other with love and kindness >> reporter: it's been almost a week since a gunman stormed in

we're joined now live tonight by donna crane from san jose state university. >>donna thanks so much for joining us here on saturday night you got your party shoes on we're going to have a a good discussion on exactly how this all played out. it's been a long time coming 1.9 trillion dollars passes the senate. it's now headed back to the house how did this finally get done in the senate. >>well it got done because in georgia 2 democrats one their race it in early this this vote was a 50 to 49 i believe i guess one republican might have been absent but kamala harris on standby in case you needed to break a tie and this bill would not have moved had it not been for those 2 georgia races, so wow has it been an incredible like 8.10 weeks for politics. where there any votes that surprise you. you know, i was discouraged by some of the that were offered by republicans some of i thought really designed to score political points like barring transgender teens from participating in sports like that kind of it seems clear that republicans understood that they were not go

chris: donna, we have less than a minute left.nter productive because the white house delayed so long, suddenly this will be a big deal? instead of being routine about a lot of scrutiny what joe biden does? >> i think he heard the music. the white house said the president will talk to all of us before the end of this month. i take him at his word. as you well know joe biden prefers to talk to voters. voters want to know when will the check arrive. so i'm confident that there will be a press conference. he will have a lot of pep in his step and we will learn more about how the biden harris administration is defeating this virus. that is what the american people elected him to do, defeat the virus. chris: well, reporters would like him to answer some questions and jonathan and i would like him to sit down with us. thank you, panel. see you next sunday. up next, our power player of the week. you will meet a remarkable young man who spent years trying to help other kids, facing the same challenges he does. you don't want to miss this.

you say the way that this is communicated is hugely important to the public trust thank you for that donna came a life for us i found that on. thousands of protesters have turned out across several rebel held city in syria they're marking 10 years since the start of the civil war the conflict has caused one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than half of syria's population displaced said heart of the back of what began as a peaceful uprising and how it descended into war. this is the birthplace of syria's uprising in 2011 but opposition members call this moment the end of the dream of a democratic country it's 2018 and the government has just recaptured the southern province after 7 years of resistance. i almost had a breakdown after all the sacrifices when they raised the flag we felt stabbed the town had a lot of symbolism for the revolution. it was here where the wall of fear was broken we watched syrians turn against the police state we watched them bury their dead demonstrators who were killed by security forces was. going. protests spread. to other areas in homs tanks

resembles a humanitarian crisis footage you're seeing there from inside a facility in the city of donna texas senators say up to 4000 people were held in a place meant for 250 many of the miners people held in severely overcrowded pods most even without beds earlier in the week investigative journalism group project veritas released images of that site the managing editor of project veritas told us covert cases have also been registered there too on top of it all. there is a major influx of illegal immigrants and that is according to the source might you 50 of them are coded. that sexual assaults you physically assault take place daily our sources told us that there is many as 3000 migrants in this facility and donna texas at one time they're very cramped from the photographs you can see it's very spartan living there's not a lot of mats or beds or cots they are living in a difficult very tight spot it looks like a nightmare it looks like like something out of a fiction novel you can look back as far as comments from this administration encouraging people to rush to the border encouragi

a heartbreaking situation out here on the border. >> all right, cecilia vega in donna, texas, tonight. cecilia, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here this evening to the deadly scene in san diego. a driver plowing into people. three were killed, several others injured. the driver surrendering to police tonight. here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman. >> reporter: the call came in just after 9:00 a.m. >> metro medic 4, at least four cprs in progress. >> at least four cprs in progress. >> we hear a loud boom and hit three people on the sidewalk. >> reporter: first responders swarming to the scene, racing to treat multiple patients tossed into the street. >> he took me at least 20 feet. i was riding on the front of the car. and i'm like, looking back, like, are you ever going to stop? and he didn't stop. >> reporter: san diego police say a 71-year-old man driving this station wagon struck at least nine people living inside this tunnel. >> this is a very fluid investigation, so, it would not surprise me to see additional charges maybe filed later. >> reporter: at least