police cement alluding who owns a guest house on the lake has been observing the entries in the eagle center mining for years she thinks the lake can withstand the loss of a few oxcarts for now and then but not all truckloads on a daily basis they taking every day they were taking 50 tons during. the beach in front of for a guest house is still intact because there's no excess wrote but she's worried about the future although clear law in place and that excess the authorities don't enforce them enough. they're reacting extremely smooth. when i say they're not reacting that would be a lie they are reacting but it's about having meetings about having meetings you meet with the local the chiefs the traditional authorities then you have to meet again with this other stakeholders which is environmental departments manning departments trying to get everybody together is extremely difficult the environmental officer did get a stop order but the police have not acted on that stop or the local commissioner is aware of the problem and has promised to deal with it but he wants it won't be easy to find

i have exclusive access inside of a center in eagle pass, texas, this is just last month. i can personally tell you there's no comparison to a concentration camp or the holocaust as i've read it throughout the history of the best writers who documented that. border agents are working around their clock using their own home supplies, their own family diapers that are left over, children's clothing, formula. they're doing unbelievable work. not that aoc or the people defending her would have any idea or give a rat's you know what. joining me exclusively, director mark morgan. i hear this, i'm discus gust -- disgusted. now these people care more about demonizing the president and his supporters than they are respecting the memory of the millions who die in the holocaust. >> i agree. the hardworking men and women of the border patrol and i.c.e. working every day to safeguard the country. what is this rhetoric doing? demoralizing them. i was in 2014 and 2016 and i'm here now. i've watched it. i saw border patrol agents care for their kids as if they were their own, bringing in

eagle with what appeared to be lead poisoning. it's thought it might have gotten it from an animal it ate shot with bullets or bb gun pellets. workers from the lindsey rehabilitation center nursed the eagle back to strength and on friday released the eagle at the diablo range in clayton. >> look at the weather, cleared for takeoff. so much sunshine. oh, i hope he's thriving. >> back here at home, a huge weekend for pride week, the parade today and how is the weather going to be? >> it's going to be great. remember to share your photos with us. i'll be on tonight again with terry and anoushah and maybe i'll share your photo. tweet me. >> thank you for joining us and making us a part of your morning. more local news tonight at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00. stay with us all day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to kno

this is a hot topic at the center of night court. our legal eagles our next.docket tonight aches discrimination complaint in minnesota against usa power lifting after a trans heather: in minnesota against ge usa powerlifting after a transgender athlete, biological male identifying as female was not allowed to compete in the women's bench press event. tonight have legal eagles here to break it down. washington times legal affairs reporter alex lawyer. great to have you with us tonight. gender justice says in a statement like other female athletes, jc is facing policies rooted in bias, fear and unfounded stereotypes. we believe usa powerlifting over the top blanket ban on transgender women athletes is clear discrimination under minnesota law and we will fight for jc's opportunity to compete. >> i think there are right that issue here. it is important women's rights matter too and similar rights protect and courts have viewed that is gender. could that change in the future? possibly. there cases pending before the supreme court next turned but this time i think w

get in touch with the parks and recreation center so come supporters of the eagle plaza. [cheers and applause] this morning, i was honored, my business partner, mike leon. on this historic day. i want to take the warmest welcome possible to the honorable mayor london breed, supervisor haney, supervisor mandelman. the greatest community, members of the leather and lgbt cultural district and the friends of eagle plaza. we're all here today after a long road. great accomplishments. eagle plaza started as an idea. six years ago my business partner and i met, built and have a conversation about breaking ground for construct, where we floated idea of the construction of the plaza. between the san francisco eagle bar and the construction. a plaza unique to the world that will honor the leather and lgbt communities, serve as a focal part for them to have events. and now this idea is about to come true. it's fitting this was elected for the first public plaza dedicated to the leather community. it's been the home for this community for decades. a special thanks to supervisor haney

eagles. and they wanted him in the olympic games at any cost. we taught sunday the national team when he was active in national nothing missed my point we had players of the center in the restaurant in that same time. with all due respect to the lympics of today aside it's time the olympics was almost like a world cup winning all the games and even when the final. was something that should be a whole world outside the time when we wanted tonight in the 6. it changed everything back home and politically i thought it time we're having some crisis time but the moment we wanted the contra forgot the crisis for the next year and just just reversed about football. sunday only say returning to cologne a confident olympic champion is confident spread through the entire chiefs. they competed at the top of the table most of the season far away from the relegation zone. i feel depressed the most beautiful goal i scored for cologne was against us who. i thought from here. because this was this recording this on the little stand then and i remember for you because it was a free kick and i tried to play to the left you know the defenders when i wanted to give to the rights an

eagle pass i believe the video we will show you. i was there six weeks ago. this is a processing center where border patrol agents are basically turned into, i mean, they are doing the best they can helping run a semi day care center center. let's watch. >> we have to remove from the patrol to fill bottles and the good thing is many parents. so we know had to change diapers and we know how to feed bottles. a lot is brought in by the agency. so we are parents. a lot of the agents have three or four kids. when they outgrow, these are the hand-me-downs. >> agents are bringing their families clothing. in to help children who arrive because we pulled them out of the river with nothing. they have nothing. they have literally nothing but the clothes on their back. >> luis: so let's be clear. the democrats control the house. they haven't sent a bill to the senate to take care of the kids. the first part of the dash there was a manufactured crisis. they refused to admit we have a plate of kids and adults coming to the border and they haven't sent the money necessary to take care of kids. when we

center. >>and in san francisco mayor london breed came together with other community leaders to break ground on the new eagle plaza. the new public gathering space in the western soma neighborhood it's supposed to be a focal point of a new leather and lgbtq cultural district senator scott wiener recently secured $100,000 in state money to support the eagle plaza project, the public open space will take up 12,500 square feet a long 12 street between harrison and bernie street eagle plaza will be built to accommodate neighborhood gatherings events and performances. >>this impreive picture makes it look as if the sled dogs are walking on water, the reason the man who took the picture says it's of great concern. >>shut down this rig. system once and for all. she'd a big day. we're gonna have a big big day. >>donald trump has officially announced his reelection campaign for president in 2020 we have a live report from the wormhole i created. - how's it work? - let me see your togo, and i'll show you. - earl! you have my lunch. - pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try

eagle from tranquility base and rejoin him for the trip back to earth. collins with the help of flight controllers here in mission control center has kept the command moduletems going. >> columbia, columbia, good morning from houston. >> all primed and raring to go? >> you betcha there, mike. going to keep you a little busy here. as soon as we get the vector in, we'd like to get a go ahead and do a p52 option 3 and then when you come on around the other side there, we'll give you landmark tracking information on the 130. >> all right, fine. i understand. thank you. >> tranquility base houston, how is the resting standal up there? did you chance to curl up on the engine cam? >> roger. neil has rigged himself a really good hammock and he's been lying on the engine cover and i curled up on the floor. >> roger, copy, buzz. >> our science support room reports receiving continuous data from the passive seismic experiment placed on the lunar as fast last night by the crew. recorded the astronauts footsteps on the moon and mr. probably receive its strongest signal when it starts eagle into lunar orbit and rendezvous with columbia. >> roger, just a reminder we wan

eagle will fly both ways as you describe it and the same will be done by china. let's bring in mark so makowski he's a senior fellow at the atlantic council's eurasia center he joins us from washington mr zuma kosky welcome to the news here other aspects of the joint bilateral relations seem to be in a constant state of flux is that the main part of the dynamic here. you know i think russia and china have a mutual interest and converging in increasing their ties obviously the geo political context is that both countries see a threat from the united states they see it arising challenge and as a result they want to merge and converge their policies and their economic cooperation obviously on the russian side because it's isolated from the united states looking for markets looking for partners on the chinese side it's more political china does not rely on russia or russia as a junior partner to china which russians do not want to hear but of course politically it's of benefit to beijing to showcase the united states that a cost of pushing china away as a result of these trade negotiations is what has always concerned policymakers in washington is the convergence betw