>>> now at 11 for the second time this month, a young guatemalan child trying to migrate to the u.s. dies while in u.s. government custody. >>> one local mom tries to make holidays easier for those who loved who lost loved ones to violence. >>> a christmas cheer for a reunited rivalry. the lakers and the warriors went head to head at overcall tonight. >>> merry christmas everyone. stephen curry and lebron james have faced off for four years running. this year lebron james is with a new team and we were at the game tonight. >> reporter: any time the warriors play lebron james, it always draws a big crowd. tonight on christmas, this is the first time the warriors are facing off against lebron james in a lakers jersey. >> i am stoked to be here. >> what is better, warriors, lakers, lebron james, stephen curry . >> this kind of holiday rematch is not the normal in the nba but has become predictable for bay area fans. >> i have been to the last four christmas games and now it is a tradition. >> it is a family tradition, you like it? >> reporter: that warriors versus lebron james robbery h

augusto/guatemalan asylum seeker"i'm sad for my family most of all. i came here with my wife and we they separated us. right now i don't know where she is, that's why i'm desperate to speak with my family and see if she's reached out to them." (ken) a migrant father is spending christmas day mourning his 8-year-old son's death while at the border. (vicki) the little boy is the second guatemalan child to die in immigration custody. kron 4's sanaz tahernia joins us from the newsroom with more details on his death.sanaz? (sanaz) ken, vicki, it's tough to imagine what the father is going through right now. not only is he spending the holiday in custody, but now... christmas for him will never be the same. december 25th is a day that most people joyfully celebrating with family.but for one father, it's now a day that represents tragedy and loss.u-s customs and border protection announced tuesday that another child has died in its custody.8-year-old felipe alonzo gomez from guatemala died just after midnight on christmas at a hospital in new mexico.accordin

and guatemalan authorities this boy crossed into the u.s. with his father on tuesday of last week he was taken into custody his symptoms were noticed on monday of this week he was taken to hospital and yet discharged even though you had a very high temperature one hundred three degrees fahrenheit thirty nine point four degrees centigrade nonetheless he was discharged with ibuprofen and antibiotics taken to a holding cell where his condition worsened he was then returned to hospital where he died a few hours later so many questions are raised by this latest child death in c.b.p. custody why it was a child released into a holding facility these are notorious for being cold for not having the facilities to handle adults let alone sick children also why was the child and his father in custody for so long they should have been in custody for about seventy two hours according to guidelines we now have the assurance from the c.b.p. that children will be tested for any medical problems when they when they are admitted up to this point they don't get

. >> this time an eight-year-old guatemalan boy. >> seven-year-old jakelin caal, also from guatemala, died earlier this month at a hospital in texas. >> i can't tell you when the government is going to be open. >> president trump weighing in from the white house this morning. >> it's a disgrace what's happening in our country. but other than that, i wish everybody a very merry christmas. >> a frantic scene in indonesia. panic as false alarm went off earlier today. >> friday's earlier tsunami, a death toll continues to rise. >> u.s. immigrations and custom enforcement is facing backlash after dropping off hundreds of migrants at a texas bus station without notice. >> we just need a heads up so that folks aren't dumped at a bus station without money or on the street. >> christmas celebrations around the world today. >> this season is about bringing light to the people around us. >> peace on earth and good will to all is never out of date. >> this christmas, we salute the brave men and women who serve our nation overseas. >> greetings from bagram, afghanistan. >> kosovo. >> kuwait. >> an

the little boy is the second guatemalan child to die in traffic this morning.the bay bridge toll plaza. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) a big story this morning. an 8-year-old boy from guatemala ... died at an immigration detention center at the border. the little boy is the second guatemalan child to die in immigration custody in less than a month. kron 4's sanaz tahernia has the story. december 25th is a day that most people joyfully celebrating with family.but for one father, it's now a day that represents tragedy and loss.u-s customs and border protection announced tuesday that another child has died in its custody.8-year-old felipe alonzo gomez from guatemala died just after midnight on christmas at a hospital in new mexico.according to the guatemalan ministry, felipe and his father were detained when they entered el paso on december 18th.on christmas eve, a border agent noticed felipe wasn't feeling well. officials say he was taken to the hospital but was released after being diagnosed with a fever and prescribed antibiotics.later that say the boy began vomiting

and guatemalan authorities this boy crossed into the u.s. with his father on tuesday of last week he was taken into custody his symptoms were noticed on monday of this week he was taken to hospital and yet discharged even though he had a very high temperature one hundred three degrees fahrenheit thirty nine point four degrees centigrade nonetheless he was discharged with ibuprofen and antibiotics taken to a holding cell where his condition worsened he was then returned to hospital where he died a few hours later so many questions are raised by this latest child death in c.b.p. custody why it was a child released into a holding facility these are notorious for being cold for not having the facilities to handle adults let alone sick children also why was the child and his father in custody for so long they should have been only in custody for about seventy two hours according to guidelines we now have the assurance from the c.b.p. that children will be tested for any medical problems when they when they are admitted up to this point they don't

(vicki) the little boy is the second guatemalan child to die in immigration custody. kron 4's sanaz tahernia joins us from the newsroom with more details on his death. sanaz? (sanaz) ken, vicki, it's tough to imagine what the father is going through right now. not only is he spending the holiday in custody, but now... christmas for him will never be the same. december 25th is a day that most people joyfully celebrating with family.but for one father, it's now a day that represents tragedy and loss.u-s customs and border protection announced tuesday that another child has died in its custody.8-year-old felipe alonzo gomez from guatemala died just after midnight on christmas at a hospital in new mexico.according to the guatemalan ministry, felipe and his father were detained when they entered el paso on december 18th.on christmas eve, a border agent noticed felipe wasn't feeling well. officials say he was taken to the hospital but was released after being diagnosed with a fever and prescribed antibiotics.later that evening-- they say the boy began vomiting and was taken

. >> reporter: they said in a statement that the 8-year-old guatemalan boy was already in cbp custody. when he became ill and was taken to a new mexico hospital. he was initially diagnosed with a common cold, then a fever and was released 1 1/2 hours later with prescriptions for amoxicillin and ibuprofen. but later in the day, the child exhibited symptoms of nausea and voming and was transported back to the hospital where he died shortly after midnight. the boy is the second child to die in cbp dufd this month. a 7-year-old guatemalan girl jakelin caal died from extreme dehydration after she and her father crossed the border. >> please rise, i'll begin by swearing you in. >> caal's death has triggered a homeland security investigation and criticism secretary kirstjen nielsen when she appeared on capitol hill. >> what i can tell you is -- >> i'm talking about people who have died in your custody. you don't have the number? >> i will get back to you with the number. >> okay. >> reporter: the guatemalan foreign ministry says the boy and his father entered the u.s. last week and were take

another guatemalan child dies in u.s. custody as family members bid farewell to a little guy who died earlier this month. and japan changes course about on commercial whaling is robust sparking concern from conservationists. anti-government demonstrators are preparing for an eighth day of protests in sudan has president omar al bashir says traitors are behind the calls for him to resign a week of violent protests has left at least twelve people dead and more critically injured on tuesday police fired into the air as demonstrators tried to march on the presidential palace al jazeera to morgan has the latest from car too. after yesterday's protests there were reports of several people injured the police have also reportedly arrested several of the protesters now families have been reporting their family their relatives missing their brothers and sisters missing obviously the protesters were came to go on with their protests were very determined to go on with their demands as they march on their march onto the presidential p

custody. >>> a guatemalan consul says a father has no complaints about her treatment but her family aretill calling for a thorough and objective investigation. they clarified in a statement that she was not suffering from lack of food or lack of water when she was taken into custody by u.s. authorities and and had not been crossing the desert for days. the statement reading in part, quote, she and her father came to the united states seeking something that thousands have been seeking for years, an escape from the dangerous situation in their home country. cnn's ed lavandera was in texas following the developments and has this report for you. >> reporter: we're learning new details from the father of the young guatemalan girl who died while in border patrol custody shortly after crossing into the united states a little more than a week ago. according to a statement from the father's attorneys, the father is grateful for the efforts of first responders, including those border patrol agents and medical personnel who treated his daughter. we've also spoken with the consul, the guatemalan co

border protection has ordered a medical checks on every child in its custody after another guatemalan child died while under its care the eight year old boy lost his life after receiving medical treatment at a hospital in new mexico border agent said the child showed signs of sickness and the cause of his death is being investigated the guatemalan foreign ministry is also calling for an investigation let's get the latest from she has returned see who's in washington for us she had what do we know about the civil boy and the state he was in when he was taken into custody. we've now got accounts from both guatemala u.s. authorities about what exactly happened so i've been trying to piece together a timeline the boy was named felipe. he was from mental a village four hundred fifty kilometers north west of guatemala city he was heading with his father we understand the tennessee it crossed the border well they both crossed the border. in texas on december the eighteenth they were then taken to a facility in new mexico by customs and border protection that's about one hundred forty four ki

on christmas eve, an eight-year-old guatemalan boy named felipe gomez alonzo died in new mexico while in the custody of cbp. the child was admitted to a hospital earlier on christmas eve, diagnosed with a common cold, given ibuprofen and antibiotics, and released. but the boy continued to become more ill throughout the day. after he began vomiting, the boy was sent back to the same hospital, but fell unconscious along the way. he was pronounced dead 12 minutes before christmtmas. the cause of death is not yet known. the boy was first detained along with his father on december 18 after they crossed the border west of el paso, texas. this follows the death of a seven-year-old indigenous guatemalan girl jakelin caal , maquin, who died on december 8 -- also in new mexico -- two days after she and her father presented themselves at the border in a bid for asylum. on christmas day, about 150 people gathered for her funeral in impoverished guatemalan mountain village of san antonio secortez. amy: in more immigration news, authorities in el paso, texas, scrambled over the christmas holiday to

the little boy is the second guatemalan child to die in immigration custody in less than a month.er 25th is a day that most people joyfully celebrating with family.but for one father, it's now a day that represents tragedy and loss.u-s customs and border protection announced tuesday that another child has died in its custody.8-year-old felipe alonzo gomez from guatemala died just after midnight on christmas at a hospital in new mexico.according to the guatemalan ministry, felipe and his father were detained when they entered el paso on december 18th.on christmas eve, a border agent noticed felipe wasn't feeling well. officials say he was taken to the hospital but was released after being diagnosed with a fever and prescribed antibiotics.later that evening-- they say the boy began vomiting and was taken back to the hospital... where he died.felipe is the second immigrant child that's died in detention this month.just a few weeks ago, a 7-year-old guatemalan girl named jacklin caal maquin died less than 48 hours after she was detained at a new mexico border crossing.with regard to f

the little boy is the second guatemalan child to die in immigration custody in less than a month.tahernia has the story. december 25th is a day that most people joyfully celebrating with family.but for one father, it's now a day that represents tragedy and loss.u-s customs and border protection announced tuesday that another child has died in its custody.8-year-old felipe alonzo gomez from guatemala died just after midnight on christmas at a hospital in new mexico.according to the guatemalan ministry, felipe and his father were detained when they entered el paso on december 18th.on christmas eve, a border agent noticed felipe wasn't feeling well. officials say he was taken to the hospital but was released after being diagnosed with a fever and prescribed antibiotics.later that evening-- they say the boy began vomiting and was taken back to the hospital... where he died.felipe is the second immigrant child that's died in detention this month.just a few weeks ago, a 7-year-old guatemalan girl named jacklin caal maquin died less than 48 hours after she was detained at a new mexico bo

amy: democratic lawmakers are demanding answers after a seven-year-old guatemalan girl dies in border patrol custody in new mexico. we'll speak with clara long of human rights watch and historian greg grandin who asks, "who killed jakelin caal maquin at the was border." >> it reveals the drivers and dynamics that have been pushing for immigration out of guatemala, out of southern new mexico, out of honduras into the united states. on a skill that was on his biblical in proportion. amy: than roughly 140 children are still separated from their families in u.s. custody more than four months after a judge ordered the trump administration to reunite them. we speak with a harvard psychologist who started up addition demanding -- petition demanding the media ramp up its coverage of the crisis. then we look at the rising number of cambodian immigrants being deported by the trump administration. many of them came to america as refugees decades ago. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the senate has approved a bip

for the second time this month, a guatemalan child has died in the custody of u.s. customs and border protection. eight-year-old felixix gomez alonzo died in new mexico on christmas eve after being detained since december 18. earlier in the day, he had been diagnosed with a common cold, given ibuprofen and antibiotics, and released. but the boy continued to become more ill throughout the day, becoming nauseous and vomiting. he was sent back to the same hospital, but fell unconscious along the way. he was pronounced dead just before midnight chchristmas morning. this follows the death of a seven-year-old indigenous guatemalan girl, jakelin caal maquin, who died on december 8, two days after she and her father presented themselves at the border in a bid for asylum. amy: meanwnwhile, the supreme court has rejected president trump's asylum ban which attempted to deny asylum to anyone entering the country from outside of a legal port of entry. supreme court chief justice john roberts joined the liberal wing of the court in ththe 5 to 4 vo. justice ginsburg voted from her

i will point out over 1 million guatemalans a year work legally in southern mexico.this is a surprisingly good thing. what he would like to do is invest in southern mexico so they become engines of growth. right now it is mostly agriculture work and he thinks there is more potential there. it may draw workers from central america but will also benefit mexicans in that part of the region. i'm not saying it is right or wrong but it is a different approach. >> this new government has to make a deal with trump? >> whether a deal is struck, trying to get central americans to stay in mexico might be a hard sell. for multiple reasons, they established communities in the united states that will come a man and help a person get jobs or tell them how to enroll the kids in school or if they are going for economic opportunity or future opportunity for their children, they will not stop in for their kids in the mexican education system and put their kids in the us public education system which they see as superior. they are going for jobs, their opportunities, mexico has its own

and just a day after a little girl's burial another guatemalan child dies in u.s. border custody. i just showed you where the government is going to reopen. refusing to budge donald trump says he won't end the shutdown until he gets what he wants. sudan's president has called anti-government protests as traitors as a seventh day of rallies took a dangerous turn police fired into the air when demonstrators tried to march on the presidential palace in the capital khartoum they're demanding president obama steps down after twenty nine years in power there is here more than this. they started by protesting against shortage of credit and rising inflation but seven days on the demand has completely changed they're now demanding the government and its twenty nine year rule and step down. and which is led by president omar al bashir has responded to using tear gas and live ammunition. president omar al bashir addressed his supporters in tuesday hickeys the protest says of being influenced by external agencies. as a. thank you for hosting me thank you for your support and enthusiasm which

a second guatemalan child seeking asylum in the u.s. has died in government custody u.s. authorities say the eight year old showed signs of a potential illness on monday earlier this month a seven year old girl died after being detained by border agents. at least twenty seven people have died in a collision between a bus sounds and the worry in the democratic republic of congo the accident happened in a town near the capital kinshasa seventeen people were injured in the incident which happened overnight police say excessive speed was to blame. with less than five days to go before the long awaited presidential election in the democratic republic of congo there's confusion and anger over the credibility of the vote the opposition fears the election could be rigged because many polling machines remain untested reports from the capital kinshasa. there's a lot of uncertainty here many rumors flying around speculation about what might happen in the coming days many people we've spoken to telling us that they're afraid that the electoral commission could postpone the election a

president has blamed the democratic party for the deaths of two guatemalan children in u.s. custody this month eight year old city to go mezei lonzo and seven year old jacqueline khalil my kids both died after being detained by border authorities donald trump criticized what he labeled the pathetic immigration policies of the democrats he said the flow of asylum seekers north from central america would stop if this proposed border wall was approved. a two year old yemeni voyeurs mother fought for a visa to visit him at his deathbed in the u.s. has been laid to rest after he died on friday mourners farewelled abdullah has said this is service in california the boy suffered from a rare brain disease his mother took legal action after being denied entry to the u.s. under the trumpet ministrations travel ban on citizens from several muslim majority countries she was eventually granted permission to enter the u.s. just days before her son's death we are here today because my government family. i am a u.s. citizen must only the u.s. citizen. the muslim then took my wife from comin

border control custody since entering the country a week earlier a seven year old guatemalan girl died earlier this month also after being detained she had the chance he joins us live from washington d.c. what details do we know about this case. well as you suggested the boy and his father crossed the border. or texas or on tuesday of last week they were then shuttled from facility to facility in texas until sunday when they went to a facility in new mexico monday morning the boy started showing symptoms he was scared to gloss he was coughing he was taken to hospital he was found to have a temperature of one hundred three degrees fahrenheit so thirty two to four so centigrade nonetheless he was discharged from hospital with ibuprofen and some antibiotics he was then taken to another holding cell in new mexico he began to show symptoms he slowed vomiting he was taken back to hospital a few hours later and that's where he died i mean there are so many questions to be answered him not least actually one of them is why what was the father and son in custody for so long the guidelines which

donald trump is blaming the opposition democrats for the death of two guatemalan children in u.s. custody this month the u.s. president criticized what he called the prophetic immigration policies of the democrats saying the flow of asylum seekers would stop if his proposed border wall was approved. well donald trump has also been tweeting about what he says is major progress towards ending his government's trade war with china or trump and china xi jinping confirming they have spoken on the telephone about resolving their differences washington and beijing began imposing a series of tit for tat tariffs earlier this year after trump complained china had failed to address the trade imbalance the democratic republic of congo's top archbishop purser peeled for karma ahead of sunday's long delayed presidential election the leading opposition candidate martin for you look was among those who heard the police amassed in the capital kinshasa two people were killed during protests on friday after the electoral commission delayed voting in three opposition strongholds until march two month

>> i will get back to you with the number. >> okay. >> reporter: the guatemalan foreign ministry saysoy and his father entered the u.s. last week and were taken to a new mexico border patrol station on sunday. with congress out of session for the holiday, democratic critics took to twitter. texas representative sheila jackson lee said this shocked the conscience. texas congresswoman-elect veronica expar. >> over the last few years there have been literally hundreds of migrants who have died in u.s. custody. it is especially tragic when children die in our custody. >>> much of the country did not see a white christmas, but a late holiday snow storm is now on the way. meteorologist robb ellis of our chicago station wbbm has the forecast. >> well, it's the center of the country that is going to deal with the bulk of this system as it moves through. some pretty heavy rain and farther north some pretty heavy snow that comes down from a lot of gulf moisture that's been drifting to the north. now, this is going to start to get organized over the next 12 to 24 hours and sometime late wednesda

an 8-year-old guatemalan boy detained along the u.s./mexico border died in u.s. custody. the second time we know of that's happened this month. it's a tragedy that comes as washington is paralyzed by an immigration fight that shows no signs of easing. tonight as 800,000 federal workers are going unpaid amid a partial government shutdown, president trump is again vowing to keep much of the government closed until he gets money for his border wall, a wall democrats promise not to give him. we begin tonight with nbc's garrett haake. >> well, i want to wish everybody a really merry christmas. >> reporter: president trump started christmas morning making calls to american service members deployed around the world. >> so john, how is it going in guam? >> reporter: but when the holiday cheer was over he made it clear what's still at the top of his christmas list. money for his border wall. >> i can't tell you when the government will be open. i can tell you it won't be open until we have a wall, a fence, whatever they'd like to call it. >> reporter: mr. trump says he gave out a

searchers are looking for at least 128 people stiecond time this month a young guatemala guatemalan boy has died. >> detained while trying to enter the u.s. died yesterday while in government custody according to customs and border protection. >> it's just tragic and we're thinking about his family right now just what they must be feeling to have lost their child on christmas day, to be in a strange country and not know what's next for them. >> the child is a being identified as felipe alonso. he was released an hour and a half after being checked out with amoxicillin. the child was exhibiting vomiting. the american civil liberties union spoke to cbs this morning after what is now the second death of a migrant child this month. >> thisas put detournts and enforcement ahead of inhumane treatment of people. tear gassing of toddlers and two tragic deaths of 7 and 8-year-olds there's something wrong with what dh s is doing. >> a few weeks ago another guatemalan child died from extreme dehydration. tom hanson cbs news new york. >> authorities have not yet released a cause of death in this la

chartered in 2006 to help the guatemalan state fight corruption, it had morphed into a modern day united nations pro counsel selectively administering justice and abusing power in ways never intended. voices on the political left both here and overseas will no doubt decry the decision by the duly constituted government of guatemala. but i take the floor of the united states senate this afternoon to state plainly my emphatic approval of this action by our guatemalan friends. prior to yesterday's action, guatemalan president jimmy morales had previously announced that the mandate would not be renewed after september 3 of next year. the president's decision marks a logical and welcome step toward ending csic's presence in guatemala. an independent country has the right to decide if and under what terms a supr anational institution can administer justice within its borders. it was never meant to be permanent and no country could accept an unending infringement on its sovereignty. certainly we in the united states would never consent to having an international body accountable to no one run o

border protection has ordered medical checks on every child in its custody after another guatemalan child died under its care the eight year old boy lost his life after receiving medical treatment at a hospital in new mexico border agents said the child showed signs of sickness and the cause of death is being investigated the guatemalan foreign ministry is calling for an investigation he's the second migrant child to die in u.s. care in recent weeks let's get the latest from she have returned c joins us live now from washington d.c. so as we try to figure out why kids are dying in custody what more details if any have emerged. we've been trying to put together a rudimentary timeline given we've now had briefings from both u.s. and guatemalan authorities the boy's name was felipe gomez or for a long as we've had conflicting reports about that he was from a small village about four hundred fifty kilometers northwest of guatemala city he crossed the border on december the eighteenth or tuesday of last week around el paso texas with his father apparently they were on their way to tennessee th

border protection has ordered medical checks on every child in its custody after another guatemalan boy died while under its care they ill boy lost his life after receiving medical treatment at a hospital in the state of new mexico border agents say the child showed signs of sickness and the cause of death is being investigated the guatemalan foreign ministry is calling for an investigation this is the second migrant child to die in u.s. custody in recent weeks. up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera the news continues right after inside story stay with us. is this sudan's version of the arab spring president or on one of the she says protesters demanding an end to his twenty nine year rule are traitors after a week of food and fuel price protests he's pledging what he calls real reforms will they be enough to save this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the soaring price of bread and fuel was the spark for the outrage now sudan's president is in the firing line with i'm going to bashir facing growing demands to end his twenty nine year rule riot police fired b

president trump is blaming the opposition democrats for the death of two guatemalan children in u.s. custody this month he criticized what he called the pathetic immigration policies of the democrats. all right you're up to date with the headlines the news continues you know right after talk to our desire for. more diversity. first time on january third will. join. in american politics. as the only predominantly muslim country with nuclear weapons but with a new. state of. the relations with its neighbor india. but after. decades. building measures but are they ready to settle their differences. have started a sixty two billion dollars from agreement. to their. other important relationship with the united states president. asked for help to find peace in the. region and security. but also challenges. new leadership meeting we will find out if the president. talks to their. the president of islamic republic of pakistan thank you very much for talking to us there this is a new journey that you've embarked upon a journey with the pakistan tehreek e insaf with you as the head of state pe

border protection has ordered medical checks on every child and its custody after a second guatemalan child died while in its care border agents said the eight year old boy showed signs of sickness the cause of his death is being investigated in guatemala the funeral of seven year old jacqueline coll has been held she died earlier this month while also in the custody of the u.s. border patrol japan has announced it will withdraw from the international whaling commission and resume commercial whaling next year as a member of the i.w.c. japan hunted whales in the antarctic for what it calls scientific research the government says it will only hunt in its territorial waters. in indonesia torrential rain and the possibility of more big waves bringing further anxiety to the victims of saturday's tsunami villages and so on but jaya sought higher ground on tuesday at least four hundred twenty nine people were killed when the wave struck the coastline on saturday without warning demonstrations in tunis capital have continued for a second day following the funeral of a journalist who set himse

three weeks earlier - a 7-year old guatemalan girl also died. criticism is mounting in the wake of their deaths..mayor dee margo/ el paso, texas: we need a resolution. we're tired of dealing with the symptomatic problems that are just getting worse.homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen called their deaths quote -- 'deeply concerning and heartbreaking'd-h-s is now reviewing its policies- especially for children under 10..and is implementing new procedures which include...- secondary medical checks on children in border patrol custody- working on more transportation options to facilities better-equipped for families- and requesting help from the centers for disease control, department of defense and the u-s coast guard secretary nielsen is expected to review facility conditions at the border this week.in washington, i'm kristen holmes. (vicki)a d-h-s official says homeland security secretary nielsen will travel to el paso, texas tomorrow... and yuma, arizona on saturday. (vicki) meanwhile... california senator dianne feinstein is calling fo

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. ♪ >> new information just into cnn about the guatemalan migrant girl who died in u.s. custody last weekend. despite the outrage following the 7-year-old's death, the guatemalan counsel tells cnn her father has no complaints with how u.s. agents treated them. jacquelin maquin and her dad were detained in a remote part of new mexico on december 6th. she got sick just after they were picked up by u.s. agents. some 90 minutes from the nearest processing station. emma keen died less than 48 hours later. critics are blaming the trump administration's broader border policy saying they have led to more dangerous crossings in isolated areas. cnn's ed lavendara just spoke with the council who had a meeting with the grieving father, and, ed, what have you learned? >> we were able to kind of piece together some new details and new reaction here, and the perspective of the father of this young girl who we haven't had a chance to hear from since this story first broke. this is the latest information we have. this is according to the guatema guatemalan council who met with the father

(ken) the little boy is the second guatemalan child to die in immigration custody.tahernia joins us from the newsroom with more details on his death. sanaz? (sanaz) ken, vicki, it's so heartbreaking, and i can't even imagine what the father is going through right now. not only is he spending the holiday in custody, but now... christmas for him will never be the same. december 25th is a day that most people joyfully celebrating with family.but for one father, it's now a day that represents tragedy and loss.u-s customs and border protection announced tuesday that another child has died in its custody.8-year-old felipe alonzo gomez from guatemala died just after midnight on christmas at a hospital in new mexico. according to the guatemalan ministry, felipe and his father were detained when they entered el paso on december 18th. on christmas eve, a border agent noticed felipe wasn't feeling well. officials say he was taken to the hospital but was released after being diagnosed with a fever and prescribed antibiotics. later that evening-- they say the boy began vomiting

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border patrol set a seven-year-old guatemalan girl that died in their custody hadn't eaten or drinking anything for several days before her death. the girls family is telling a different story and protesters are demanding a full investigation. >> reporter: family members of a seven-year-old guatemalan girl who died in the custody of border patrol is disputing the agency's account of what may have caused her death. jakelin and her father were among the group arrested at the u.s. border near new mexico. hours after being placed on a bus by border patrol agents, jakelin began vomiting and then stopped breathing. she later died at a hospital. u.s. border patrol claims she was malnourished and had not had food or water for days before she died. the family says that is. >> they were detained immediately. she had not suffered from a lack of water or food or she got to the border area >> reporter: protests at the mexican border demanding justice for her and her family. >> we need an independent investigation. that will tell us what happened at the time she was arrested, while in detention and

r in el paso, texas, where an 8-year-old guatemalan boy and his father apprehended. six days later, the child who members of congress have identified as felipe alonzo-gomez is dead. now an outcry over his death. officials say they provided hot food and water and listed several transports between three patrol stations between el paso and new mexico. the child was causing and appeared to have glossy eyes. 30 minutes later, cbp says he was transferred to a hospital. he was tested for strep throat, diagnosed with a cold, given medication, released to a hospital and taken to a nearby holding facility.en the way bac the hospital lost consciousness. he passed away on christmas eve. >> we responded by doing secondary medical checks. that means paramedics who are checking each child in our custody. >> reporter: as a sweeping review has been ordered in detention facilities across the country, today department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen is calling the death deeply concerning and heartbreaking. cbp says they're still holding phillipe's father, this 18 days a

. >>> we are following the story of a guatemalan girl who died after being retained by u.s. border agents. her father has no complaints about her treatment but the family of 7-year-old is still calling for a thorough and objective investigation. they said in a statement that she was not suffering from a lack of food or water, she was taken into custody by u.s. authorities and had not been crossing the desert for days. in a statement read in part it says jack lean and her family came to the united states seeking something that thousands have been seeking for years, an escape from the dangerous situation in their home country. in the state of texas demonstrators took place as you see there in el paso, texas. protestors coming out at the border crossing protesting u.s. border policy given jacqlyn's death. ed lavandera has more from texas. >> reporter: we are learning new details from the father of the young guatemalan girl who died while in border patrol custody shortly after crossing into the united states a little more than a week ago. according to a statement from the father

. >>> an autopsy has revealed that the 8-year-old guatemalan boy who died while in the custody of u.s. border patrol tested positive for influenza. felipe gomez alonzo who died on christmas eve and another child that died while in border patrol prompted the agency to take new measures with children. kirstjen nielsen will travel today and tomorrow to the border. he and his father were held there for almost a week. the border patrol agency wouldn't say why. janet has more. >> these are the first images of 8-year-old felipe gomez alonzo. his family back home sharing the photos while they comfort his grieving mother. i want my son to come back home soon. i am very sad because is he dead. his mother said in an interview with una vision. she asked his body be sent back to kwaul as soon as possible. his is the second death of a detained migrant child this month. the first prompted outrage on capitol hill. >> i ask you to promise that there won't be another death under your watch. >> you have my commitment to ensure that all of our detention centers take good care of those in our care. this w

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the first death inarlved a seven-ld guatemalan girl named jackeline caal. she became ill on december 6 and was taken to a hospital in el paso, where unfortunately she passed away. both children showed similar symptoms. i don't know what to make of that. a they hough and then developed a very high fever quickly and began vomiting. by the time they were taken to hospital, the doctors were not able t wsave them. bet is the situation with those who are making their way through central america and mexico to try to get to the u.s. to seek asylum? at one point they caravans were very much at the top of the news agenda. things seem to have gone a little quiet in recent time. rort: well, i think that is because the trump administration has gotten never been focused on what is happening in tijua and the situation of communities like el paso and mcallen inte s have totally been ignored. we have been having thousands of migrants a week coming into el paso, and behind me right now,an immigratiocustoms anforcement is offloading about 200 central amerigrants to be cared f

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finish it. >> reporter: and customs and border protection announcing the death of an 8-year-old guatemalan boy in their custody in new mexico. he became sick on christmas eve, cbp said, and was taken to aal . the 8-year-old passed away just after midnight. cbp says it is reviewing what happened. he was the second migrant child this month. and the white house still hasn't commented on that boy's death. his passing a reminder that this debate about immigration in washington isn't just debate. there are actual lives at stake. >> and the grief is very real for those families. garrett, thanks. >>> in indonesia, fears of yet another tsunami sent hundreds of residents running for their lives. the death toll from saturday's powerful wave now standing at more than 420 with nearly 1,500 people ju in the disaster zone again this morning. >> reporter: c. fears another tsunami was about to hit. just 18 miles from saturday's deadly wave, hundreds ran to higher ground after a rumor started that more water was on the way. even though it was a false alarm, it rattled a region already in shock days after th