also coming up spain comes to the rescue of migrants on a boat in limbo in the mediterranean sea elease new rating interior minister delivering on a campaign promise a glock the boat carrying miners again pregnant women from entering a telling point. with. little rock it's great to have you along everyone well we start all of this broadcast with this week's headline event that historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's leader kim jong il and the latest twist in the drama filled lead up to choose day's talks trump has said he will be lee. singapore early on this because negotiations on getting rid of north korea's nuclear weapons have more quickly than expected well the abrupt changes from schedule came shortly after secretary of state mike pompeo had seemed to lower expectations for the meeting in the meantime the two leader is a been taking in the sights of singapore. time for a selfie kim jong un hadn't been seen leaving his hotel since shortly after his arrival on sunday but he decided to go for a night time to lure of singapore just hours before his histor

until now, somebody would be held for a day or two and then ,eleased, pending a trial released on their own cognizance. now, they are arresting everybody and everybody goes to jail and all the kids are taken away. that is a new policy. policy a brand-new decreed by the president of the attorney general. they could stop it immediately if they wanted to. has introducedin a bill to stop it. democrats have nothing to do with this. we do not control the house or the senate. republicans, the administration controlled the presidency and as we see, the senate. they can do what they want. i do not understand the logic and how they are bringing the democrats into this. you talked about things that you would not accept. i am wondering. there is obviously some issue with the time it takes to go through proceedings. very,ct that the numbers a large number of them never bothered to show up for their removal proceedings at all. rep. nadler: is not terribly difficult. they will be charged with a misdemeanor. it is not terribly difficult to keep track and make sure that they show up. instead, everybody

it reportedly includes eleased money to build a border wall, legal status for daca participants, and reducing illegal immigration levels. it would also ban the homeland security department from taking children from families who are caught entering the u. s. illegally. democrats are united against the legislation. it is not clear if republicans have enough votes to pass it. if it fails, the house is expected to take up a narrow bill, one that would deal with only the immediate issue of keeping immigrant families together. >>> a u. s. district judge in san diego has ordered authorities to reunite separated immigrant families within 30 days. children under the age of five must be reunited with their families within 14 days. more than 2000 immigrant children have been taken from their parents in recent weeks. health and human services secretary alex cesar faced questions on capitol hill about the number of families that have been reunited. >> how many of them have been reunited? >> that is what i am saying. they have been placed with a parent or other relative who was in the united state

. >> correct, but there's also times where that individual is y eleased from custodial carebu care, so it'sus matter of advising the individual that the district attorney has declined to prosecute at th time. >> commissiohamasa: okay. so they -- the individual --enn here, the individull bals wi advised that the district attorney has declined to file at this time. >> yes. >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you. >> by law, the officer has to issue9(b) icat mmissi right, and i guess that's where the confusion arose with me 84 release tubject b). so i'm not sure if that was -- [inaudible] commissioner mazzucco: ission commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: i guess myuest qn isith the investigator assigned to t se, because there are er there is no investigator assigned. >> the investigation is not from the district attorney's office, the investigator is from the police department. >> cmissioner elias: okay. and there's someone there? >> it would be an assistant district attorney to make that determination to either file or e bvey to the , and then, t investigator and then subsequently to t

or, know the facts before you elease them. there is no liability to say we're going to contact i.c.e. before we release a person of arges. t hold them a minute past you would normally know them. let us know before you release them on your terms. that's an option. a lot of sheriffs want to work with us despite the court controversy. they hose the option, we'll notify there is no i.c.e. before we re them and we'll be there to take custody of them. jessica: let's changto another subject now. to one that's been in the news a lot in the last couple weeks. about the influx of people arriving illegally from central america. kids.es and there have been, since 2014, more than 300,000 family units or kids. there have unaccompanied minors rived illegally and been resettled into american communities. all over the united states. of them are making can asylum claims and the ones who are kids -- there are two issues there. the issue of the families and issue of the kids. there was a headline recently about 1,400 missing children that the gov