. >> todos los menores de edad se encuentran en este hospital de especialidades de la isla de galvestonos unidos arribo al ae aeropuerto internacional de la isla de galveston. los seis pacientes menores de edad estaban acompaÑados de su tutor y personal mÉdico del estado que monitoreo el estado de salud antes, durante y despuÉs del viaje de los niÑos. a los niÑos de uno a 16 aÑos los acompaÑan tambiÉn cinco tutores legales. pero son transportados en varias ambulancias al hospital en pantalla de galveston. >> recibimos hay pacientes en total, en estado meno crÍtico cuatro en estado crÍtico con quemaduras del 40% de su cue o cuerpo. >> las autoridades mÉdicas del hospital dicen que hay esperanza de que todo se recupere, dos de los menores ya para intervenidos quirÚrgicamente esta maÑana pero afirma que serÁ un tratamiento largo y doloroso tanto para e ellos como para sus familiares. >> el promedio de estadÍa de un niÑo de quemado es dÍa por el porcentaje de quemadura por ejemplo si tiene 50% quemados serÍan 50 dias en el hospital, lluego viene la terapia, los ejercicios, las operaciones y

. >> of the six children are going to be arriving at china's hospital in galveston, texas and at least 99 people now dead. the search for survivors is continuing nearly 200 people still missing. the volcano of fire wrecking several times. here's a luxurious hotel before and after now completely gray as you can see on your screen. complete villages have been smothered after the in four decades. twitter join another big technologies and telling dad in the form of convertible bonds. the company plans to sell $1 billion that can urge the stock capture combination of both. twitter taking that step as the stock is a three-year high with this move into the s&p 500

ero: les espera un n a estado equipo esalpeciizado en galveston, que brindarÁn todo tipo de tratamientos menores dejarÁ con un padre o tutor. dentro de los traslados se confirmÓ los pacientes serÁn trasladados en ambulancia hasta el se encuentra a unas siete millas de distancia. david herrera, univisiÓn patricia: una nueva medida de luviano complicarÁ más aÚn el euentro de los niÑos migrantes con sus familias en estados unidos. se trata de una nueva propuesta para examinar los antecedentes penal yl estatus migratorio de cualquier rsa que busca patrocinar claudia nos habla de esta no va claudia: a par jues, estos niÑos no acpaÑados podrÍan convertirse en un anzuelo para la deportaciÓn de sus patrocinadores. el departamento de soria nacional y la agencia de salu recursos humanos, compartirÁn informaciÓn. hay temores. >> que empezarÍan a deiener adu presenta como tutor, que tiene Órdenes de deportación o que estÁ indocumentado. claudio:Án hu dactilaresotenciales patrocinadores. se revisarÁ el estatus migratorio y el historial delictivo de quienes ofrezcan auspician los. se teme questomide a

doctors say they'll likely undergo surgery this morning at the hospital in galveston where the staff specializes in burn treatment. doctors and nurses from the hospital landed in guatemala city just 24 hours after the volcano erupted. they determined the six kids most in need for treatment in the u.s. this comes as the death toll rises in guatemala to at least 99. >> don't get out? >> reporter: this woman lost 13 members of her own family including her two young children. the man next to her said the pastor of his church lost 18 relatives. nearly 200 are missing including norma's mother, father and two sons. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> she just wants help finding her family. >> reporter: she has nowhere to live, she says and among the missing some of the rescuers who ran toward the eruption. abc's victor oquendo explains. >> these volunteer firefighters are working searching for two firefighters who haven't been seen since sunday. you can feel the heat coming off the ground. >> reporter: this dog pulled from the ashes. just a small sign of hope. the hospital in galveston is ho

. >> y para otro hospitales y al de la universidad de texas en galveston. >> por esto recomiendan a lavideo se logra como carga al señor inconsciente y había su estado de salud es critico. >> se escuchaba que respiraba. >> pero no pudo entrar hasta que llegó el bombero. >> pero se movía . >> las lágrimas de esta niña es por uno de los desaparecidos en tamaulipas es que exigen que aparezcan 23 personas detenidas por la marina y es que solo 13 han sido localizadas. >> no se trata de desaparición solamente. >> ortas de derechos humanos del estado dicen que las cifras pudieran ser aún mayor y el gobierno mexicano asegura estar investigando los hechos. >> una profesora decidió escribir un cuento titulado todos vamos a estar bien y maría paula ochoa entrevistó a la profesora que no puede contener las lágrimas . >> a sus familiares lo han deportado. >> esta profesora se conmueve a lleer. >> pero cuando uno ve u de cuatro años tan grande por es ccosa incontrolable es muy duro. >> de este dolor salió y de este dolor salió el cuento.é qué hacer. >> maría quiere que todos sepan de la presión que

years ago, to let the enslaved people of galveston know they were free. the news of the emancipation proclamation had not gotten to galveston yet. that's why we call today j juneteenth. what we now know today, this june 19th, is that america is not yet free of inhumanity to one another. what this administration is doing is appalling. we need to know that today. none of us are free as long as these children are being separated from their families. not those children. not those victims. not even the white house and the perpetrators of this policy. and most of all, none of us who are bearing witness to this are free. we must all rise up and decry this terrible, terrible policy. >> what american thinks this policy will give them a better life? >> what americans think -- >> what american looks at this separation policy and says this, this is going to help me get a better job, a better education and support my family. >> right. >> because i hear conservative journalists say as long as there's a single american child suffering, i don't care about foreigners. >>

houston chronicle" i'll be sure to ask the president to ride out the next hurricane in a jon boat in galveston bay. >>> sarah greenwald and another aides resign. they work for epa chief scott pruitt. >> on wednesday, pruitt appeared to confirm the reports he tried to help his wife open a chick-fil-a franchise. he defended the effort calling the franchise a franchise of faith. despite mounting troubles, the president remains in his corok . >>> we all need more chick-fil-a. >> i can use it right now. >>> 53-year-old alice marie johnson is a free woman. she was granted clemency by president trump. last week, kim kardashian met with the president to request a pardon for her. her sentence commuted yesterday. >> i will not waste this second chance in life. i believe that god has given me the second chance so others may one day have a second chance. i have an obligation not only to my family who waited all of these years for me, but obligation to the people who have been left behind. >> under the obama administration, three clemency petitions were denied for johnson. she was heavily involved with the

guatemaltecos heridos con quemaduras por la erupciÓn del volcÁn de fuego y que recibirán trhospit galvestonas las vÍas aÉreas por inhalaciÓn. por esta razÓn y para mejorar sus condiciones vitales, estÁn ventilados. de esta manerase van a estados unidos. reportero: les espera un equipo especializado en galvesÁ tipo ttamientos. " existe una mente de optimismo y esperanza, de esta forma los recibiremos en este hospital. nuestra especialidad es tratar niÑos." cada uno de los menores dejarÁ con un padre o tutor. dentro de los traslados se confirmÓ que viajando semanas. los pacientes serÁn trasladados en ambulancia hasta el hospital, que se encuentra a unas siete millas de distancia. david herrera, univisiÓn patricia: una nueva medida de luviano complicarÁ más aÚn el encuentro de los niÑos migrantes con sus familias en estados unidos. se trata propuesta para examinar los antecedentes penales y el estatus migratorio de cualquier persona que busca patrocinar los menores que llegan no acompaÑados. claudia nos habla de esta no hay iniciativa. claudia: a partir de este jueves, estos niÑos no acompaÑad

. >> con esto fueron trasladados a galveston, mÉxico. >> en una enorme e aÉrea nave de estados unidossfirieron a 4 que estaban extremadamente crÍticos los otros 2 en estado de crÍtico, los nombres confidenciales y el mÁs grande. >> mÉdicos que estÁn entre los mejores le someten a diferente procedimientos >>> en quitar todo el tejido quemado de manera progresiva e ir colocando sustitutos de piel ya sea piel de cadÁver, piel de cochino. >> en guatemala quedaron niÑos que fueron alcanzados. >> pasan llorando y duele. >> porque estÁn bien quemadas >>> el tratamiento cuesta aproximadamente un millÓn de dÓlares cada uno pero el hospital cubrirÁ con todos los gastos. >> ice acaba de anunciar que usarÁ prisiones para albergar al creciente nÚmero de detenido por la polÍtica de tolerancia cero del presidente trump, en california pondrÁn en marcha un programa para proces procesar masivamente a los in mi dprants >>> es llamado operaciÓn. >> lo han aplicado desde el 2005 ahora le tocarÍa el turno a clivert" na >>> un problema bastante grande para los dor cortes que van a e saturadas para personas

daisy: llegaron en un aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea procedentes de guatemala a galveston los seis menoresnidos en la embajada, quien agilizÓ de igual manera y el ministerio de salud tambiÉn que estuvo. daisy: las seis se encuentran recibiendo atenciÓn mÉdica especializada, con quemaduras severas. en algunos casos entre el 50% y 60% de su cuerpo. >> cuatro de ellos estÁn más gravemente heridos. de los 6.2 estÁn más estables y no requieren ningÚn tipo de veiÓn, pero se espera que se operan. daisy: el doctor carlos jimÉnez con mÁs de 13 aÑos trabajando en ese hospital asegura que el camino es muy largo en la recuperaciÓn, pero es el primer paso de recibir la ayuda y atenciÓn mÉdica especial. carlos: la prioridad es remover la quemadura, lo que causa la inflamaciÓn. es remover esas quemaduras y luego reemplazar esa pielcon piel de porcina o de cadÁver donada o una incisiÓn de tercer grado con la misma piel de la persona. daisy: las heridas fÍsicas empiezan a sanar y la rehabilitaciÓn se lleve a cabo. aseguran que la experiencia que vivieron cuando hizo erupciÓn el volcÁn dejara cicatrices emo

and through thursday, we could see isolated amounts of 6 to 11 inches between rockport, galveston, and stretching on into western louisiana. flooding could be a major problem right on through thursday, lester. >> looks like quite the soaking. al roker, thank you. >>> now the price you pay and the trump administration upping the ante in its trade war with china now threatening to impose tariffs on every item exported to the u.s. that news sent stocks plunging today, and it comes after china retaliated with its own tariffs last week. as nbc's tom costello reports, it could mean you'll soon pay more for many of the products you buy. >> reporter: the stakes just got higher in america's showdown with china. the trump administration now says it's ready to impose tariffs on up to $450 billion worth of goods from china, a major escalation after china retaliated following the first tariffs. without a compromise, americans could be forced to pay more for everything from tvs to computers, toys to clothing. a $500 cell phone could jump to $550. on their farm in southwest iowa ray and chris gasser

bands in galveston bay near the houston area, we'll watch the progress of that during the day. numerous bands and thunderstorms from nebraska, iowa right hrough areas from madison to milwaukee and near chicago. texas is the concern. this is going to last for at least thedaext two . we'll have to see just how bad the flooding gets and where it occurs. that's a look at the big weather now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> wellhere is the weather you love and deserve after your spring 81 in albany, 819 in boston. that's beautiful weather after yesterday's heat and midity. should feel fantastic. today we're watching showers and thunderstorms hit and miss through the areas of the central plains. >>> and temperatures littl bit of roller coaster ride as we head towards the weekend. give you an update coming uk >> lorward to it, bill. thank you. today african-american communities are cross the cotry will come together to recognize june teenth, a celebration where people can njoy food, music, art can culture. this is a fun time to get together, it will be spent commemorating t

shriners hospital in galveston, texas, receiving six children badly burned in the eruption.i air national guard c-17 providing transport. the ash from the eruption spewed to heights of nearly 33,000 feet above sea level and spread as far as guatemala city, 40 miles away, affecting 1.7 million people. these latest images of fiery destruction reminiscent of the eruptions that incinerated parts of hawaii's big island last month. mt. kilauea lobbing lava bombs in the air, shooting methane through cracks in the earth. >> that's the fissure that we've been looking at for a couple of days now. >> reporter: my colleague matt gutman was on scene. >> that lava being geysered up in the air probably 100, 150 feet up. >> reporter: that eruption displaced hundreds, destroying at least 117 homes and buildings. and incinerated miles of the state's picture-perfect landscape. >> i've been in hawaii pretty much my whole life, born and raised, and i've never seen anything this big. >> reporter: that volcano still smoking today, but no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. a far cry fro

six children, all in critical condition arrived in galveston last night. doctors say they will likely undergo surgery this morning at the shriner's hospital for children. it specializes in burn treatment. this comes as the death toll rises again. it's at least 99 people. nearly 200 others are still missing. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> she just wants help finding her family. >> i want to show you this photo from nasa. it shows ow big that ash plume is and how it looks from space. you can see this is where the volcano is, this dark spot here. away.mala city nearly 40 miles - that plume has gone that far at this point. to really affecting a huge portion of that country, natasha. >> jessica, thank you. it's 4:35 now. now on to san francisco's mayoral race which is nowhere near over this morning. less than a percentage point separates the top two candidates, london breed and mark leno. tens of thousands of votes need to be counted by the department of elections with updates scheduled every day until it's settled. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has more

they landed in galveston early this morning. in guatemala, at least 99 people were killed by sunday's eruption and 32 are missing. entire villages are buried in ash and lava. residents say it happened in a matter of minutes. more than 12,000 people have been evacuated. rain and new lava flows are hindering rescue and recovery efforts. >>> the pictures are much the same on hawaii's big island. lava from the kilauea volcano bury and entire neighborhood yesterday. hundreds of homes were covered by the molten rock as the lava made its way into the sea. one neighborhood, vacationland, disappeared. there were 279 homes in the area. authorities say most have been destroyed. in total 400 homes. it shows no signs of slowing down. >>> this morning the golden state warriors are on the verge of sweeping cleveland in the nba finals. >> goes back to durant, gets a three, and knocks it down. >> the defending champions warriors beat the calves, 110-102, and now holds a three-game lead. lebron james scored 33 points and grabbed ten rebounds no t

at least six critically injured children landed in galveston, texas this morning. they will be treated at a hospital there. the hospital said it sent an emergency medical team to guatemala within 24 hours of the eruption. doctors say the road to recovery will be a long one. >> 2-3 weeks, four weeks, up to a couple of months of rehabilitation. and then, the reconstruction goes on for years. >> in guatemala, the government has suspended the search for at least 200 people still missing. more than 72 hours after the eruption, officials say the chances of finding survivors are slim. >>> to the day started off cloudy and cool. but it is shaping up to be a really nice day. >> it sure is pretty. a little cold because of those west winds. i want to take you out to lake tahoe. look at gorgeous that aspect but also, something i want to point out. things are starting to dry up there. right now, we are noticing those strong west winds that tend to increase our humidity levels next week, the weather pattern will really change. it will dry a lot of things out across northern cali

this past two in my life and i've come in for longer than you know how large is galveston island oakon to the north shore of really the most in the world was supposed experience for my life guys in there that's why i thought the animals dressed in later hosen and traditional costumes were very very funny and very enjoyable and this is a ruthless yards. in fact a great deal of effort and tens of thousands of daffodils each figure. often the sculptors work through the night. every spring i'll see a land south come a good region is carpeted in the fragrant see a flower as the white poet's not as a spoon is here from it made to make june the daffodils for the floats up picked by hand this does no damage to the flowers it actually helps them reproduce for the next year to keep the process fresh the participants have to handle them very carefully never in flip because i doubt it's very important that they be picked up no more than three days ahead of time they have to be refrigerated and kept dry because if they get wet they'll turn brown. in three preparations are in full swing lots of vo

the precious cargo, six girls arriving in galveston, texas. juan jose rescued two of his daughters from the volcano's furry. he says they saw homes collapsing around them but somehow survived. stunning satellite images reveal the destruction. this was the village before the eruption and this is after. 16-year-old edmon garcia barely escaped that town but lost his brother and father. i never experienced this he says. it's hard not to be home. thousands like him are in emergency shelters. how great is the need right now? >> it's very big. >> reporter: we met the head of the international red cross at a makeshift morgue with 80 bodies and more coffins than answers. it's so painful she says. she lost three daughters. the pain here is raw. relative after relative waiting for the news that may or may not ever come. pedro has been waiting here in this spot for four days waiting to see the retains of his daughter and 17 members of his extended family. i have nothing left he says. the sudden eruption was terrifying. now the weight is unimaginable. more

six children burned by those ash clouds are now being treated at shriners hospital in galveston, texas. the care will cost more than $1 million per patient. >>> meanwhile we have new video from hawaii this morning as the number of homes destroyed by the kilauea volcano is now over 600. lava has buried two housing developments on the big island and also evaporated an entire lake. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this friday morning. more than 4 inches of heavy rain mixed with mud to produce this thick red floodwater that swamped oklahoma city's metro area. emergency crews rescued more than a dozen drivers stranded by the flash floods. forecasters say it will be hot and dry today with no rain expected and looking at today's highs temperatures, you can expect 80s from new york to miami. 90s there in the heartland. the northern rockies will see more thunderstorms today. the heat continues in arizona. triple digits, 108. >>> well, coming up we'll tell you where coffee prices are going up. >>> also ahead, kim kardashian talks about the moment she got a phone call from the presiden

the shriners hospital in galveston, texas, is now working to bring children who are critically burnedtexas for treatment there. >>> meanwhile in hawaii, officials now say hundreds of homes have been destroyed in the volcanic eruption that began on may 3rd. lava has swept through two subdivisions which were under mandatory evacuations but there are fears that some residents may have stayed behind. >>> and a mistake by bank of america had a family in north carolina doing a double take. take a look at the check they got for over a million dollars. so they were expecting some cash but nowhere near that much. still, they apparently did the right thing and notified the bank. several people had to sign off on that check, but the bank isn't saying how the mistake actually ended up going all the way. >> i would have still cashed it, tried. >> we know. >> we know. no surprise. >>> all right, coming up, the national anthem controversy takes a new turn. how the nba finals are affected. >>> but first new trouble for the doctor who posted videos of herself dancing in the operating room during surge

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six critically injured children landed in galveston, texas.shriner's hospital for children. they sent an emergency medical team to guatemala within 24 hours of the volcano eruption. meanwhile, officials have suspended the search for at least 200 people who are still missing. >>> makers of two children's formulas are being hit with a statewide lawsuit over unsafe amounts of lead. attorney general javier basera announced the suit saying the formulas for toddlers have lead at much higher levels than allowed by law. one product called peaceful planet has 13 times the allowable amount. sammy's mimic has 15 times as much. >> formula should be safe. it should certainly not contain lead levels that make them unsafe. >> lead exposure can cause damage to the brain and nervous system as well as learning and behavioral problems. ten das have joined the lawsuit including several here in the bay area. >>> a bay area graduation ceremony is defying the senior school just graduated. that's not all. 97% of the graduating class is headed to college. many student

two and a half years later before general granger went to gav galveston and said, hey, folks, you havet the people go. juneteenth is the day when slaves were finally set free 2 1/2 years later after the emancipation proclamation, and it began a movement that every june 19th, you get together to remember. folks tried to delay justice, but justice finally came. so that's why we celebrate. we will have singing, dancing, awards. >> june 19th is really the first day that everyone was free. we didn't see all americans free until the june 19th of 1865. >> we use july 4th, 1776, as the declaration of independence from the crown, but june 19 is the first day all americans were free. until then, we were partialized in our concept of freedom and justice. reverend barber will be there to speak for us. we're against to honor harry belafonte, and cyrus chestnut there and wyclef jordan will -- and it's going to be -- and we have wonderful dancers and speakers and proclamations, and we're going to dance out of the that place singing happy happy birthday, freedom. >> tuesday morning in washington chall

they arrived in galveston last night.gery this morning at the shriner's hospital for children. that hospital specializing in burn treatment. also overnight we learned the death toll has unfortunately gone up to 99 people. already still 200 people missing. >> she just wants help finding her family. >> hard to hear those people talking about how their loved ones a missing still. i do want to show you this photo from overnight that we got from nasa. you can see just how big the plume of smoke is from the volcano. it has gone so far as to guatemala city. that's 40 miles away from the volcano. it's the country's capital city. >> thank you, jessica. >>> 6:47 now. one city making a big move to try to slow down surge pricing from ride hailing companies like uber and lyft. >> it could have a ripple effect across the country. abc 7 reporter matt keller at mineta san jose airport. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. many people arrive here in an uber or lift. sometimes surge pricing is a reality. all you have to do is hop

it recognizes the day that, when the last people being held of slaves resided in galveston, texas, they realized that they were free. as most people know and recognize, slavery was disgusting, it was brutal, evil, century-long institution of our nation's history. the impact of which casts along shadow on our country today. slavery killed an untold number of black people without regard for the value of their lives, or the contributions of exploited physical labor to build this country. even after the abolition of slavery, state sanctioned violence and terrorism persisted during the reconstruction period, particularly in the southern states. this violence particularly lynching was a system of oppression and terrorism to teach black people lessons about staying in their place. the goal was to send the message that no matter what, black people were to remember that they would always be considered beneath or lesser than white people. and this message, which was reinforced, or over looked by the government, that so many soon would protect them led millions to flee the south and seek refuge in

military plane landed in galveston, texas, today.any burn victims from sunday's volcano eruption in guatemala. they were rushed from the tarmac to the hospital where they will get state-of-the-art treatment. in guatemala, an estimated 1.7 million people have been affected by the disaster. >> they need things like, you know, stuff for burn victims, different types of medicine, diapers, water. >> water and much-needed food is finally reaching some communities that have been cut off from aid. "volcan de fuentes" remains active as crews continue digging through ash and debris looking for bodies. scientists say there could be new flows on the western slope of the volcano. >>> in the next half-hour, we hear about president trump's latest addition to his immigration policy. >> and the vote counting continues in the race for san francisco's next mayor. it could be days before we find out. the status coming up next. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snackin

our dianne gallagher is back there in galveston, texas. what is expected there today? >> reporter: froed, our protest much like chicago isn't expected to start for a little bit of time it's going be smaller than what you're seeing around the rest of the country. in part to population and also due to the fact they've been out here protesting weekly if not daily in these border communities, not just since the rest of the name became aware of the zero tolerance policy, but some for years have protested i.c.e. as an entity itself. they're sponsoring protests around the country. we're thinking about 100 people, according to organizers. really, mcallen, texas, the images from the processing center, which is just down the road, i toured it a couple of weeks ago. those images, those parents in cages t last cages covered in mylar blankets before they're separated. people in mcallen looking to people around the country to show them support today. >> dianne gallagher, thank you so much. as we continue to monitor the gathering across the country, more happening nationwide as milli

six kids that are in critical condition, they got to galveston last night.kely undergo surgery at the shriner's hospital for children. it specializes in burn treatment. all of this comes after overnight the death toll also went up to at least 99 people dead, 200 people are still missing. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> she just wants help finding her family. >> it's heartbreaking to hear some of those people still searching for their loved ones. i want to show you also this. this is a photo from nasa. you can see just how big that ash plume is. it's gotten as far as guatemala city which is the country's capital. 40 miles away. a large area of the country affected. >>> 5:48 now. b.a.r.t. passengers will probably appreciate this. more than half of their trains have been equipped with a new wheel profile in the hope of a quieter ride. >> b.a.r.t. provided these photos that show the new wheels that will interact with the rail. basically the wheels fit better on top of the rails, reducing the all-too-common screeching noise and less wear and tear on the rails

he doesn't, that i would be happy to invite him to ride out the next hurricane on a john boat in galvestonpproaches again, because this is definitely a very serious matter, and we want all texans and everyone to be aware of how to properly prepare for these events. s and again, we did not see any signs of any gawkers. everybody was assisting, lending their resources and boats. and civilian rescues, including help from groups such as the cajun navy and others were, again, just instrumental in making sure that rerecover we r quickly as possible. >> sheriff gonzalez, i appreciate your time very much. thank you. >> thank you. >>> next, jeanne moos proving that imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery. (burke) coupe soup. and we covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to e

department of defense was asked who are specialized transport assistance to get those children up to galveston texas where they will be receiving the kind of again specialized medical attention that they require so we're very pleased that we're able to to make that kind of support available for the moment. from us and we'll leave it that we know that your time is very valuable and thank you for speaking to us live on al-jazeera still ahead here. we'll tell you why the word syria is creating tension between russia and iran plus a new wave of destruction in hawaii as the killer whale spews out. the weather sponsored by cattle. welcome back the main feature across southern eastern china is this tropical depression which is giving a lot of heavy rain across hi nancy wards hong kong macau and i think is enhanced seeing the frontal boundary which is usually across this area which is getting heavy rain across food i think of the next twenty four hours further towards the north it's generally confined for wu han and the heading west was towards change do it should also be fine unsettled conditions acr

went to galveston, texas, and announced the abolition of slavery in texas.ricans fought for liberty alongside the union army during the civil war. it took 2 -and- a half- years for the full community in texas to find out that president abraham lincoln had freed the slaves .... and to press locals to comply with his directiv juneteenth independence day... highlights particularly june 19th 18-65. and today -- across the country, juneteenth is marked with events and parades. <"i didn't know much about juneteenth until this event came up, so that kind of woke me up to how muc history i don't klnow about black history."> president trump is sending out 'best wishes' for juneteenth celebrations. the president's press secretary released a statement on his behalf today. it said, as a country we would -- quote-- "never forget the millions of african americans who suffered the evils of slavery." in sports... a special... and unexpected... guest shows up to the warriors pre-draft workout today... and a giants pitcher finds himself on the disabled list for an injury off

they landed overnight in galveston. they will be treated at shriner's hospital for children.he eruption killed nearly 100 people. about 200 others are missing. manuel bojorquez is in escuintla. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. authorities are warning about the potential for more volcanic flows. there's still smoke rising from the volcano. even though residents here are aware of the danger looming up above, we found some are still refusing to leave. after volcan de fuego's eruption, help is arriving. but in the village of san miguel los lotes, now covered in ash, the chance of finding anyone alive is now disappearing. he says we're going to a part of this village where rescue workers are right now trying to recover bodies. they don't really have a sense there are any survivors left. our cameras were there when lifeless bodies were pulled from the wreckage. a striking distance of the same town four months ago. now much of it is destroyed. and what remains is covered in mud, ash and rubble. you can see this is really pain ta staking work. they're trying to peel back the

acknowledges at it was my state 153 years ago, june 19, 1965, where general gordon granger rode into galveston, texas, and announced the freedom of the last american slaves. belaterly freeing 250,000 slaves in texas, nearly 2 1/2 years after abraham lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. having spent two days at the border, i know that there are 2,000 children who have been separated from their families, who are seeking freedom. i rise today in honor of juneteenth because it was and is a living symbol of freedom for people who did not have it. today i introduced h.res. 948. the annual congressional resolution commemorating juneteenth independence day, which is co-sponsored by more than 50 of my colleagues. juneteenth remains the oldest known celebration of slavery's demise. but it is clear that we need to be able to honor the issue of freedom, mr. speaker. and so i close and conclude by saying the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. once said, freedom is never free. an african-american labor leader often said, freedom is never given, it is won. we must win the freedom for these children

at least six critically-injured children landed in galveston, texas just before five a-m.ithin 24 hours of the eruption. ( darya ) in the east bay... a man is facing attempted murder charges for attacking a police officer. we covered this live yesterday on the kron4 morning news. it started when police say the man was speeding on golf linkroad in oakland. his car lost control and landed in the back yard of a home. paramedics tried to give the man medical attention.. be he began attacking them. an officer tried to restrain him... and the man then attacked the officer. the officer was taken to the hospital with severe injuries to his face. ( darya ) richmond police are looking for a shooter who killed a man. the shooting happened on giaramita street in north richmond. police found taison calderon-lopez suffering from multiple gun shot wounds. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police are looking for the driver of this jeep grand cherokee... believed to be killing. ( james ) happening today... defendant max harris is expected to ask a judge to postpone his in

also, we're watching in galveston, texas, it looks very tropical because it is.e've got a ton of rain. more than seven inches already in beaumont. 3 to 5, 10 could fall in that same area tortured by harvey. michael. >> all right, thank you, ginger. >>> we're going to go overseas now, to new developments, following the president's historic summit with kim jong-un, he's visiting china this morning. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. kim is back on the world stage after that major debut in singapore with president trump, kim's third visit to china in recent months, north korea's key ally and main source of trade. overnight, new video of a motorcade on the streets of beijing believed to be kim jong-un in china. kim meeting with china's president reportedly briefing him on the historic meeting with president trump just last week. among the few concrete agreements made during that summit? the consolation of the so-called war games. >> i wanted to stop the war games, i thought t

they'll be treated in galveston. the death toll from the eruption is growing. around 200 people are still missing. >>> and four police officers in arizona have been placed on leave after this incident caught on surveillance camera. you see it right there. it's kind of brutal beating an unarmed black man. that was in may. more questions about that. >>> and we want to show you this dramatic rescue. a building going up in flames in south carolina. mother coming out there drops her 11-month-old baby right into the arms of a man she didn't know at the time. turns out he was a former marine and thank goodness everyone is okay. >> thank goodness. >> thank goodness for that. >>> but we'll begin with samantha bee. she's back on the air for the first time since she made that offensive remark about president trump's daughter. the late-night host apologizing overnight saying she crossed the line. abc's eva pilgrim is here with more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. samantha bee opened her show by getting straight to the controversy at times angry, defiant, sti

otros seis en un gabinete de cocina en una camioneta, y en la ciudad de galveston encontraron siete mÁsticas del gobierno para desanimar a los inmigrantes no estÁn funcionando ni van a funcionar, porque la situaciÓn en esos paÍses no ha mejorado y la violencia que enfrentan allÍ los inmigrantes de cereal, por lo que no les queda mÁs remedio que arriesgarse y venir con sus familias. satcha: una decisiÓn muy difÍcil. no hay una oportunidad en su paÍs de origen y parece que tampoco aquÍ. gracias por estos detalles. el presidente trump se encuentra de regreso en estados unidos tras reunirse con el lÍder norcoreano en singapur. desde su cuenta en twitter, dice que no existe mÁs la amenaza nuclear de corea del norte, algo que segÚn Él era el mayor problema del paÍs para el ex presidente obama. ahora todos pueden sentir mÁs seguros que cuando asumiÓ el cargo y calificÓ la reunión con kim jong-un como interesante. las acusaciones de corrupciÓn entre los candidatos a aaron el Último trato presidencial de cara a las elecciones en julio de mÉxico. las propuestas concretas una vez mÁs lanzaron la m

los dejaron en condiciÓn crÍticas los mÁs graves fueron trasladados por este aviÓn hospital hacia galveston van a obtener. >> las niÑas ya estÁn en texas donde serÁn sometidas a un intenso trabajo de reconstrucciÓn de los tejidos que fueron quemados por el material lanzado por el volcÁn de fuego en su violenta erupciÓn, en guatemala jenny noticias telemundo. >> publicaron un nuevo video de la masacre de las vegas capturado por una cÁmara de vigilancia las imÁgenes muestran el caos que se viviÓ cuando los asistentes al concierto al aire libre se percataron que alguien estaba disparado y salieron corriendo, 58 personas murieron y mÁs de 800 resultaron heridas en la mayor matanza con arma de fuego en la historia de estados unidos. >> una fotografÍa filtrada confirmÓ lo que muchos temÍan el gobierno estÁ realizando juicio s colectivos en la frontera con hasta 100 inmigrantes este tipo de procesos se han efectuado esporÁdicamente desde el 2005 pero se han incrementado como nunca antes con la administraciÓn del presidente trump. un juez de san diego de luz verde con una demanda de uniÓn americana

grants and community -- most has gone to individual and community grants, a lot to texas, to the galvestoncane harvey hit region, houston, so people rebuilding their homes and communities. host: small business loans -- guest: exactly, a lot has gone to puerto rico. congress needed to approve further funds, the funds fema had were not enough. how could they be? we would have had to expect three major hurricanes in three major areas and we had not had one in 10 years. host: how much extra funding did congress approve? guest: over $100 billion i believe, but that is to play catch-up. host: from florida this morning, theadline -- ready or not, 2018 hurricane season starts today. in florida, patricia. caller: good morning. thank you particular call. i am in dade city. one area we are in, we were destined to be hit. at the last minute, it did not hit us the way they said. i'm in a mobile park and we had to get out, mandatory evacuation. i ended up in a shelter with eight hundred 63 people for two nights. we were on the floor. it was the most horrendous experience, one anyway, that i have been th

as we saw with the 1900 galveston hurricane, hurricane rita in 2005, ike in 2008, and hurricane harvey just last year, all of those great assets that i just spoke of are at risk of finding themselves literally in the eye of the very next storm. and that's why leaders in my state have come together to produce this, the texas coastal resiliency master plan. a road map for the local, state and federal officials to study and construct projects, to keep our coastal communities safe, restore and preserve our beaches and wetlands, and provide energy security for all americans. and i ask unanimous consent to plan summary of this into the record. the chair: the gentleman's request will be covered under general leave. mr. babin: thank you. this amendment will require the national academy of sciences to study and report on whether the army corps should measure the cumulative benefit of a holistic plan like the texas coastal resip yhency master plan -- resiliency master plan when determining benefit to cost ratios. i'm confident that the answer will be yes. and this study is an important step to g

. >> of the six children are going to be arriving at china's hospital in galveston, texas and at leastople now dead. the search for survivors is continuing nearly 200 people still missing. the volcano of fire wrecking several times. here's a luxurious hotel before and after now completely gray as you can see on your screen. complete villages have been smothered after the in four decades. twitter join another big technologies and telling dad in the form of convertible bonds. the company plans to sell $1 billion that can urge the stock capture combination of both. twitter taking that step as the stock is a three-year high with this move into the s&p 500 today. twitter shares have been on a bit of a story of 65% this year. country music's biggest stars and their fans coming together for the annual cmt award last night. this of course is a fan voted awards show for country music video and tv performances. host little bit town performed and hilarious spoof of the real wedding. watch. >> wilco has appeared in the procession. is that the queen? >> i believe it is. [applause] >> yeah, that was

texas, en estos aparatos equipado sz con todo para darles el mejor de los cuidados, ya estÁn en galvestons hablando de 6 niÑos. >>> sÍ, no se pueden revelar su identidad o edades por cuestiÓn de confidencialidad, por vamos a ver el reporte. >>> de las vÍctimas que mÁs duelen, 6 niÑos que tienen quemadura en o menos y fueron trasladados a galveston, >>> van a consistir en quitarte jid quemado de forma poniendo s piel. >>> muchos niÑos fallecieron al tener contacto con el flujo piroclÁstico. >>> pero otros pequeÑos que lograron sobrevivir. >>> pero en la noche pasan llorando y duele porque estanque madres. >>> de los trasladados, 4 estÁn en condiciÓn crÍtica tienen quemadura en su sistema respiro t to rÍo. >>> producido por inhalaciÓn estos compuestos que se generan durante el incendio, en este caso por los materiales que estÁn en el ambiente por la explosiÓn de volcÁn. >>> ahora estÁn en uno de los mejores hospital de mund para trat quemaduras. cuentan con apoyo de las autoridades de su paÍs. >>> a cargo de darles seguimiento y lo que necesite el >>> bueno, simplemente con estas imÁgenes n