i'm elaine quijano. a newly opened tent city along the texas border is now at the na onati immigration debate. the camp is housing teenage boys who illegally entered the united tates unaccompanied by an adult. they're being moved here to make room at shelters for a growing number of migrant children, separated from their parents under the trump administration's omro tolerance immigration policy. mireya villarreal is outside the facility near the tornillo port of entry in el paso county. >> we will not go away! this is not okay! >> reporter: thousands of protesters chanted and held signs demanding the trump administration stop separating children from their parents at the border. bye march was organized by democratic congressman beto o'rourke. >> we were told there were 98 kids in this tent city yesterday. we were told today there are 200 kids. i all have to own this. we cannot blame this on trump. we cannot blame this on a political party. this is america right now, so ierica has got to show up. >> repor

elaine. >> quijano: meg, thank you.hawaii's big island, about a dozen people who ignored evacuation orders are now surrounded by flowing lava. their only way out will be by helicopter. carter evans has a view of the danger from above. >> that is a huge, huge lava front there, just consuming everything in its path. massive amounts of molten rock, an unstoppable force of nature. >> reporter: from above the devastation is widespread. >> this is the community of kapoho, authorities have been anticipating that the lava would get here for days. >> reporter: helicopter pilot colin burkardt has watched it all unfold since the eruption began a month ago. >> this will be a lava flow, it may never go back to the crater, it may never shift back up the rift zone. >> reporter: homes and businesses are gone and anything that survives here will be cut off from the rest of the island. residents packed up what they could before the lava arrived. >> this area is known as "four corners" because it's the intersection of two major highways.

. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. the department of homeland security says it knows the locations of all children separated from their parents under the trump administration's onero tolerance" immigration policy. officials said saturday night more than 2,000 separated minors remained in government facilities. but it's not known how long the process to reunite families will take. a new cbs poll out finds 75% of democrats say re-unifying separated families is a high priority, compared to 23% of republicans. we begin our coverage with mireya villarreal on the texas border. >> free the children now! epee the children! >> reporter: hundreds of protesters in tornillo, texas chanted "free the children" near the port of entry gates sunday morning. the tent city is by the border, t out 40 miles outside of el paso. >> free the children now! h> quijano: in a release by the department of health and human services, the agency says they have a process to ensure that family members know the location of their children and have regula

nem elaine quijano. ese department of health and human services is scrambling to reunite families separated at the border under president trump's zero-tolerance immigration policy. hundreds more children held by customs and border protection were expected to be back with t.eir parents by last night. ineya villarreal is in tornillo, texas, with the latest on the border crisis. >> set the children free! set the children free! >> reporter: protesters along the south texas border took a stand against the separation of families, stopping a bus briefly while chanting, "set the children free." >> te eldozen children could be they're in cells, and they are in cages. >> reporter: 25 members of congress spoke out saturday after gaining access to the federal detention facilities near mcallen, texas. >> and we asked to speak to somebody who was there, and, as they opened the door, these 20 or 30 mounds of silver mylar became little girls. odey stood up. ehey were scared. some had been crying. >> reporter: but the go

elaine. >> quijano: ben tracy, thank you.bs news will have updates from singapore throughout the summit. jeff glor will join "cbs this morning" first thing tomorrow and he will anchor the "cbs evening news" from singapore monday and tuesday. president trump attended another summit this weekend with g-7 leaders in canada. rr. trump arrived late, left early, and on his way to singapore, withdrew from a joint statement with u.s. allies on trade. rnrol barnett has more on the escalating trump-trudeau trade tensions. >> he really kind of stabbed us in the back. >> reporter: in explaining why the u.s. rejected the g-7 communique it initially agreed to, president trump's economic advisor larry kudlow said canadian prime minister justin inudeau "betrayed" the administration at a saturday news conference. >> because canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. >> reporter: speaking out after president trump left the summit early, trudeau said canada will respond to u.s. tariffs. >> but it would be

i'm elaine quijano. firefighters are working through the night to contain the large wildfires burning in the west. the biggest fires in southern colorado, and new mexico, have torched thousand of acres, forcing major evacuations. here is mireya villarreal. >> the wind -- >> reporter: strong wind are fueling the fire inthnew mexico. since thursday 30,000 acres have burned. >> oh, my god. >> it's so hot. >> rick archiletta and son captured dramatic video of their evacuation from a campsite. among 2200 forced out of the area as crews work around the clock to put out the flames. >> hate to say we are getting used to it. we are prepared. and, you know, we were able to mobilize everybody very quickly. >> reporter: 250 miles west near durango, colorado, the 416 fire consumed over 2,000 acres in the san juan national forest. the blaze has closed down a major highway, and is threatening nearbily 500 homes. erratic winds are being blamed for the fast moving flames in orange county, california. the eliso canyon fir

i'm elaine quijano.ly opened tent city along the texas border its now at the center of the national immigration debate. the camp is housing teenage boys, who illegally entered the united states unacompanied by an adult. they're being moved here to rooms at shelters for younger me migrant children. who have been separated from their parents under the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. mireya villarreal is outside the facility near the tornillo port of entry in the county. >> we will not go away! this is not okay! >> reporter: thousand of protesters chanted, demanding the trump administration stop separating children from their parents at the border. the march was organized by democratic congressman. >> we were tol there were 9 # kids in the tent city. today, 200 kids. we have all got to own this. we cannot blame this on trump. ka in n cannot blame it on a political party. this is america. america has got to show up. >> reporter: the detention facility its toed to house unaccompanied

i'm elaine quijano.he department of homeland security says it knows the locations of all children separated from their parents under the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. officials said saturday night more than 2,000 separated minors remained in government facilities. but it's not known how long the process to reunite families will take. a new cbs poll out finds 75% of democrats say reunifying separated families is aig republicans. we begin our coverage with miya villareal.r:s of protes itoechilen" near the port of entry gate sunday morning. the tent city is in a december lalt part of the border about 40 miles outside of el paso. >> free the children now! >> reporter: in a release by the department of health and human services the agency says they have a process to ensure that family members know the location of their children and have regular communication after separation. but federal public defenders in el paso say in a number of zero tolerance criminal cases their clients have

i'm elaine quijano.al preparations are under way in singapore for one of the most important summits in recent world history. president trump is hours away from meeting north korean leader kim jong-un, to try to diffuse a long running standoff over his pursuit of nuclear weapons. a fill year of di policemen see could lead at strofic war. not long ago, the two were exch destruction. "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor in singapore. >> president trump told reporters on the tarmac he was feeling very good about the upcoming meeting. the two men, leaders of countries with nearly 70 years of animosity and diplomatic tension between them are expected to meet face to face on tuesday morning. >> a little more than 36 hours before the scheduled meeting, president trump was greeted at singapore's air base by dignitaries in singapore. hours earlier an air china 747, carrying kim jong-un, landed at singapore's commercial airport. it is only the fourth time out of north korea for kim since he took power. his farthest

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, june 4th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a volcano erupts in guatemala killing dozens as rescue crews struggle to reach areas cut off by lava. >>> there's a push for president trump to testify in the russian investigation, but his attorney rudy giuliani continues to push back, and it could turn into a legal war. >> i do think it's beginning to ing it unless theytart f not coming across with things we start asking for. ♪ >>> and with that movie by an off-duty fbi agent, one person is shot and the party is shut down. now the fbi is investigating. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm hena doba in for anne-marie green. >>> we begin in guatemala and the deadly eruption of one of central america's most active volcanos. at least 25 people were killed and 20 injured. the el fuego volcano erupted yesterday. it's about 30 miles from guatemala city. it's the second erup

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i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm elaine quijano.ething new about someplace very old. a renovation project for visitors to the home of the giant sequoia trees in yosemite park. the grove re-opens this weekend featuring some of the biggest and most ancient trees in the world. >> then they're pictures of some of the most famous faces of their time. we'll look at the rediscovered of some of the most respected photographers of the past century. >>> and his collection is already a hit with fans. we'll take a look inside one of america. that's ahead. >>> first the latest on our top story. paul manafort, president trump's former campaign manager, is in jail this morning. manafort was ordered there by a federal judge to await trial on charges of bank fraud and conspiracy. he also faces allegations of jury tampering in special counsel robert mueller's investigation. the president downplayed manafort's role in the 2016 campaign. >> paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. he worked for me, what, 49 days or something? a very

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