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blaming democrats for the situation at the border, there were protest at the capital today and the hse can't get a bill passed until a least nex week. everybody on social media seems to be arg about milan yeah's jacket. she went to visit aha facilityt houses immigrant children and while boarding the plane be the jacket es care otherwise she wouonn't have g to visit them. the optics aren't great. a spokesperson said it was just a jacket with no hidden mess aiming. the preside said the mess aiming on the the jacke quote, refers to the fake news media and m lan yeah learns how dishwasher honest they are and she truly no longer cares. she talked to staff members about their jobs caring kids. when the children come here, what kind o state, physicalal ad ment stage the come here, so what would you say the percen tge howhey come here. usually the great majority are is higher percentage rate. usually when they get here they're very distraught i the sense that they don't know where they're at. they thinking esf icening them. ontinue when they see the especially environment and the other kids an

breached a barrier outside the white house.be minor climd the barrier on the south side of the white hse. at one point minor shouted, shoot me. jim trip recorded the whole thing. >> he said you want to see if god's real and he through auto backpack at me and i looked up and he jumped over the barriers that were there. >> he's charged with unlawful entry. officers did not find anything dangerousnside the backpack. >>> next at 11:00, another tesla car in flames, this time on video. tonight the company addresses questionsut a its batteries. >>> a poisonous plant pops up in virginia for the first time. what researchers want you to know about the giant hog weed. >> what exactly is a space force? we explain president trump's plan for a new branch of tshe . >>> breaking news tonight out of south florida a. popular rapper with a number one album shot and killun. broward deputies confirm that xxx ten tacion is dead. two men confronted him as he was leaving a motorcycle dealer. he waslumped over the wheel of his bmw and was pronounced dead at the hospital. he was a controversial figure, heas await

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car through the primaries >> what t dohe to democrats need to doid prest trump beat 16 republicans, hse unwanven tiona. he -- the truth didn't matter, certain other facts didn't seem to matter. do democrats need to start being more like thato s of, i guess, enhance the blue wave we've heard about?>> i think wh trying to choose candidates that best match their district. there are about two dozen districts where congress men are defending in h districts tillary clinton carried. what democrats arein try to do is find candidates who match their values. me of those support single parents, some bernie sanders supporters and some hillary clinton suorters, so you have on all of these divides, but those will not be of m problem this cycle. it could be a problem in the >> leo scar no from role call. >>> waiting on results in a localrace, closeo 200 votes separating acaat david blair, mark, elridge. there was a technical error many people changed address on one of these kiosk, the information didn't gowi through, tll have to do thevi proonal ballots, those won'te counted until next week. >>> to th

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that happened almost a month ago now, and the white hse never apologized.he was let go because of a divide in the staff with mercedes schlapp, another communications officer, because she said mercedes was leaking information. trump is sick of leaks. he wants it to stop. there is an internal debate about how to pare down the communications department. there are fewer staffers in these meetings, so fewer people can talk to repoisers about what oing on. jane: how credible is the department? you have got sarah sanders having to defend herself against allegations she is lying, and in return she says reporten't telling the truth. david: it doesn't have much credibility, and that is the problem. white house reporters devote a lot of time sitting in the briefing room, but if you talk to them, they know that much of what comes out of there are. or untrue, and president trump can undermine it with a tweet or statement hours later. we saw how sean spicer struggled to maintain credibility. sarah sanders has fared a little bit better because she has been less antagonist

, wita running escort from a phalanx of bodyguards, and a meeting with singapore kiime minister lee hse loon six months ago, had never met a single foreign leader. he's met a handful just in the last few weeks. which is why many believe even before the summit begins, kim has gained his coveted legitimacy. bob menendez is the senior democrat on the senate foreign relations committee. >> to the extent that kim asjong unlready gone from international pariah to being normalized internationally, you have to say that he's had some succestehere. >> rep the summit will happen here, off the island of singapore on the isl sentosa, known as a tourist's playground with giant statues sprouting from theme parks. and outside this sentosa hotel ere the summit will take place, only a small sign hinting at the site's critical importance. ( applause ) for the last 25 years, the u.s. and north korea have alternated negotiations, and threats of war over north korea's nuclear program. t y will be met with fire and fury like the world has never see >> the entire united stas is within range of our nuclear weap

. >> reporter: the body of the year-old designer was discovered by her hse keeper in her manhattan home. >> it appears at this point in time to be a tragic case apparent suicide, but it is early in the investigation. there at the scene. >> reporter: when kate spade got into the handbag business, her goal she said was to design something simple, somethingclas. now one of the most recognizable brands in fashion. celebrities and fans posted tributes online, many just a photo of a bag with the story nd it. otrs stogor a moment to shine a light on mental illness. it really goes to show success and fame and money do not make you happy. born kate brosnahan, she grew up in omaha city. they launched the company together in 1993 out of their cramped new york city loft. >> she was also this role model for other young women wanted to start their own businesses. >> reporter: in 2006, spade sold the business to spend more time wi her newborn daughter. >> it was a great time for us >> reporter: in 2016, the couple announced a new line and a new name, francis valentine. >> i think sometimes designers m

oakland congresswoman barbara nt lee is nowested in running for crowley's position as chair of the hseemocra caucus. what are her chances? >> well, she's making calls now. she is thinking about it and looks like she probably wl run. if she won, she would be the -- there's never been an ican woman to have that high of a leadership in either party. it would be a momentous occasion. now, barbara lee's challenge is she is the third m liberal, according to one of the metrics, member of the house. so's going to have t prove to folks that, you know, she can work across the aisle, and she e has in s ways. she has, you know, on hiv/aids funding over the years. she has actually worked with repuicans on that. that's going to be her biggest challenge, is going to be is she too far o there, is she too california, t oakland. >> i heard -- i reject that characterizaf barbara lee being too far out. think of this. african-american women have eebeen -- it'sn established are the highest vote turnout of any race and tinder, democc party voters. i already said one of four democrats are black. i think her p

possibility of a good relationship with the north korean dictator and some day welcoming kim to the white hse. the president also emphasizing the value of attitude over preparation ahead of the most important foreign policy challenge of his young presidency. nbc's peter alexander has details. >> reporter: president trump tonight before ever meeting with kim jong-un already dangling a second summit here in the u.s. if next week's face-to-face goes well. >> maybe we'll start with the white house. what do you think? >> reporter: the president today projecting confidence heading into a negotiation unlike any he's ever faced before. >> i think i'm very well prepared. it's about attitude. it's about willingness to get things done. >> reporter: today alongside abe to make sure they are on the same page before him and kim meet. if they say this is just a photo op, what do you tell them? >> no, we'll start with a good relationship. >> reporter: the president in longer threatening fire and furry but looking ahead to a friendly negotiation and says former presidents should have diffused the crisis years

it's almost as about he's a savior who is going write in on a white hse.nd like richard says, that won't happen, and the reason it won't happen is because that is not his role under the rule of law. if we really respect the rule of law we respect it when it helps us and we respected when we wish i could do more than he could do in a particular situation. but mueller's job and the job of his team of investigators and prosecutors is to determine whether the criminal law of the united states has been violated. and i'l tell you as a former prosecutor that it will not indict unless they believe they can prove it in the court in front of a jury of whether the defendant ours beyond a reasonable doubt. it's an incredibly high standard. i know people love to say prosecutors can indict a ham sandwich, i'm sure he can but what's the point if you get convicted at trial? so that is what mueller's focus is and that leaves a big job for all of us to do. that job is what happens if there is an inclement of truth that is something less than beyond reasonable doubt, more th

the hse is expected to work on a pair of immigration packages that include border funding and restructuringrograms. lawmakers visited a texas detention facility that housed hundreds of immigrants. 's part of therumpti adminion's zero tolerance policy annoue back in april. >>> in japan at lea three people are dead following an earthquake overnight. amleg those kilis a nine-year-old girl who was found insidef a school. the powerful 6.1 quake hit shtly after 8:00 a.m. local time there. during the morning rush hour in westernhe japan in city of osaka. there are reports of widespreadamage include be toppled homes and businesses. >>> d.c.'s primary election is tomorrow. mayomuriel bowser is running foreelection. she faces twoer challengers. the weekend the waington post endorsed bowser for a secd term. there are also democratic primaries for several seats on the d.c. council as well as d.c.'s delegate tos. house. ballot mesh known as initiative 77. you would requireestaurants to pay tipped workers minimum wage. right now restaurants can pay dollarworkers $3.30. ine with the way things are now. >>

were actually moving quickly to get away from a fire that grew rapidly and got very, very close to hseas on fire and then the smoke was getting heavier and heavier and darker and darker. >> scarey. we will continue to bring you updates on this breaking story. >> now to breaking news on the ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people. >> a reported plea deal which means no trial in the case. >> leslie brinkley is live with more. >> reporter: attorneys for both defendants told us they were not allowed to speak publicly. the judge ordered them not to speak publicly. but a plea agreement was actually reached today. a long hangs in the balance where today a judge put a plea deal on the table according to tony serra attorney for almena. no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for eight years behind bars. he could be out of jail in less than three years time. >> my client has a conscience and taking responsibility to alleviate the pain and suffering of everybody. the trauma that will be produced by the trial. >> reporter: in december 2016, 36 people died in the gho

he says the hse committee on intelligence that's constitution alley obligated to have oversight on the department of justice is committing ex d extortion. that's a quote. what say you? >> it can't be extortion when it's your constitutional duty. we have an obligation as a separate and equal branch of government to get information for the american people. when trey gowdy said the fbi behaved the way american citizens would want them behave. really? was andy mccabe behaving appropriately when he lied three times under oath. and when they took the dossier to the court and didn't tell the court who paid for it. judge jeanine: when are you going to do something? what we need is mcconnell and paul ryan to get their big boy pants on and do something. the american public is being torn apart over this unrelenting investigation that just won't end. the fbi and the doj are stalling, they are redacting. they are not come lying about subpoenas. they are a bunch of fosters trying to make you look like fools and trying to make this 2018 election get past them so they can say the president is corrupt.

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there was a full hse for last night's vote.bers heard from pares and members of the public from those who were against all of this and others who say they are for this change >> there is no need to remove and enter a -- wit biological sex meaningless in the eyes of students. it is not gnaningless. >>ance in allowing people to be who they actually are is what this is all about.gi ch language like this will not lead no confusion for young people. >> as you heard, strg opinions on both sides of this issue. out curriculum also swaps the term biological sex for the phrase sex assigned at birth. the changes go into effect next school year. i'm justin firchl news had. you. t >> all right, justin. thank you. >>> the board also adopted a new dress code.ge at l school board member ryan mcelveen proposed the policy and hopes it will end body shame, everying. it use gender-neutral language and requires violations to be handled in private. right now montgomery county police say they need your help finding this man. he has down syndrome. he

now the trump ainistration is making plans to hse up to 20,000 detained migrants at military bas.admistration does plan to continue its policy of zero tolerance but trying to see what it can do to kee those families together for longer periods of time and facilities to house them.he meanwhile, t house even though it did take a step back, they plan on usinghat time to tweak the bill a little bit and try to garner more votes andt hopefully tha bill will come up for a vote next w melanie alnwi fox5 news.m >> thank you mel. >>> we ak getting a inside of a vir inia facility that housing migraeo children. a from a facility in bristow, virginia is what you're going to see it was releas o by the departmf health and human services. this footage was released one day aftersiresident trump ed an executive order to prevent migrant families from being separated at tde bor the new video also coming after virginia governor ralph dnortham ordere an investigation into allegations of abuse at a different oufacility hng migrant children. the complaints are coming from a shenandoah valley juvenile cen

lisa boothe in the hse. ho of "kennedy" kennedy in the house. in the seat is jason chaffetz. glad to have you. happy father's day day. >>> father day week! >> go for a week, might as well take it to the month. >> harris: first grand baby. >> grandpa. can you believe it? in addition then, all week long, happy father's d >> thank y. >> get to the news. roughly two hours from now until the highly anticipated hearing with christopher wray and the d.o.j. inspector general michael horowitz going before the senate judiciary committee. now rudy giuliani is calling for investigation of the origin of special counsel mueller's investigation. after the i.g. report revealed more anti-trump text messages before the f.b.i. officials peter strozk and lisa page. giuliani says strozk's involvement with the investigation warrants further review. watch. >> he was with it for the first couple of months mueller kept them on. how much did he infect the probe? i don't know. but i want to find out. this is a case crying out to investigate the investigators. there should be i.g. report and grand jury

inn.his comprise legisl president trump heading to capitol hill here tuesday to continue talking with hsedership. live on capitol hill, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 news. >> ♪ >> five minutes pasthe hour right now and police in maryland and virginia are hoping that you can help tm find two missing people. 72-year-old charles wesley smith en here on your screen is from germantown, maryland.smh family friday around 10:00 a.m. he told them nghe was dri to florida. now, it's believed he was seen near emporia, virginia. he's believed to be driving a blue 2018 seera. >> polic in fairfax are searching for a msing teenager. this is 17-year-o.ld charlie ba he was last seen around 6:00 a.m. saturday morning in the 00 block of perry penney drive in annandale. police say the 5-foot 6-inch tall man about 170 pounds may be experiencing a mental health crisis. >> ♪ >> six minut past the hou right now. caitlind is in a we're going the need to find school spots today, right. >> yes, hopefulir conditioned cool spots. it will be tgh outside as we begi sn tummer season here not officiall until thursday the time

hse gop leaders still pushing forward with the bill even though president trump told them to stop wastingheir time on immigration and wait until they get more political power presumably after the mid-terms. our senior producer for capitol hill, chad pergram is live on the hill. what is the status here, chad? >> we don't know when this vote is going to come. it could come tomorrow. i just got a hand signal before we came on the air they don't think that will be the case. more likely a wednesday or thursday project. republican members and aides worked to retool the bill. they wanted to change some provisions that dealt with agricultural workers and e verify to make sure the people on the farms were legal to be here. it's not a done deal that it will get the votes. when you talk to aides, they're skeptical that anything can pass in the house of representatives at all. that's why some people were skeptical that they would vote this week. kevin mccarthy said that they would vote and win, lose or draw, look at the bill that failed last week. some people think they put too much emphasis on that

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that's a waterfront hse. so in the 700 to $900 million range you find a lot of water front.to price point but this is on a smaller lot. over 4,000 square feet. it's been designed for the water hasss, walled glass looking ought over the potomac river. >> that's so nice. >> extenve decking. with unencumbered views of the waterfront. but i also is in a pla w communhich makes it unique it has tidal basin that's created a marina c so ites with a slip and i has a boat lift it a has pool. it has a tennis cou and it has storage area. >> wouldn't even need to leave. >> community fees or $1,600 a year for all of that. >> that's fantastic. >> beautiful prorty. >> 825,000. the last one. >> 825,000. yup. >> guys as i toss it back to you i think if we all pitched in a about $150,000 each, we could buy this home together and then take turns enjoying it. >> right. >> great retreat. >> tt's a g plan. >> i know. a>> thanks,ie. >> beautiful area.'r >> yeah, you weekend, right. >> that's right. >> but only one person should get the bill and that would not be me. >> just putting it out there. >>

the white hse says larry kudlow is recovering or maimed very mild heart attack. has in turn shared.tweet. a great very kudlow has been working so hard on trade and economy suffered a heart attack. he's at walter reed medical center and the white house has asked acted to make a full and speedy recovery. well, the senate to remove the trump administration to less financial penalties against zte. the chinese telecom company had agreed to pay $1 billion fine as part of an agreeme allowing to buy components from u.s. companies. zte has been accused in the past of violating sanctions by selling equipment to north korea and iran. the bipartisan amendment is part of the annual defense pending bill. well, today is primary day in five different dates. maine, nevada, south carolina and virginia. virginia one of the est battlegrounds for the house that democrats were hoping to retake four seats there. six democrats are competing to take on republican barbara comstock who won reelection in 2016. excuse me. despite hillary clinton's win in her district. tim kaine is in a strong position for reele

question is, does the president believe the framers envisisioned a system where the president can pardon hse? were the president could be above the law? >> the constitution clearly lays out the law and once again, the president has not done anything wrong and we feel comfortable -- >> is that a moment ago it is not that clear. does the president believe he is above the law? >> certainly, no one is above the law. amy: over the weekend, "the new york times" published a 20-page confidential letter written by trump's lawyers to special counsel robert mueller, in which his lawyers claim trump is above the law and thus cannot have illegally obstructed the mueller investigation. in the january 29 letter they claim -- "it remains our position that the president's actions here, by virtue of his position as the chief law enforcement officer, could neither constitutionally nor legally constitute obstruction because that would amount to him obstructing himself, and that he could, if he wished, terminate the inquiry, or even exercise his power to pardon if he so desired." trump's attorneys also claim the

they roued up pele and p themn a ditc the her cpanies jt went om houseo hse and kled dd raped and mutiled. itust wentn unti everydy wi eitr run away or killed. 400 and some of people in that village alone. amy: today, an hour with investigative journalist seymour hersh. he broke the stories about the massacre, the abu ghraib prison scandal, the cia's secret surveillance of antiwar activists, and much more. he is out with a new memoir dip session with trump dominates all kinds of other reporting will stop they're finally getting one of t issues with immigration from the newspapers instead of dwelling, which is what his name is. a new moan about it. amy: today, investigative journalist seymour hersh for the hour. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm m amy goodman. nationwide outrage and protests are mounting over the trump administration's practice of forcibly separating immigrant children from their parents at the u.s.-mexico border, in violation of international human rights law. on tuesday, republican and democratic gove

wh hse when the president the speaks, but as we watch all of this, the controversy began as we said about now 20-21 hours ago. the philadelphia eagles won the super bowl and beat the patriots as many of you know and of course this is a big deal because who has been able to beat the patriots after all these years and they were then invited to the white house's all super bowl champions are, of course the kneeling issue became a controversy and many of the players did not want to come to the white house and meet the president and some couldn't come for others. here is the president now let's listen in. president trump: we love our countr we respect our flag and we always proudly stand for the national anthem. we always will stand for the national anthem. >> [applause] president trump: it is migrate pleasure to welcome everyone to the white house for this patriotic celebration, beautiful beautiful day and a beautiful celebration. i also want to thank our great vice president, mike pence, thank you, mike. >> [applause] president trump: for joining us, along with secretary steven mnuchin, secre

sitting us pesident an north korean officials since 2000 when bill clinton met marshall in the whe hse. today president trump said he'd gone farther than any of his predecessors. >> i think the relationship we have right now with north korea is as good as it's been ia long time. >> a reporter: andleft for a weekend of summit preparations, president trump said he had rfaith that theocess rerestarted would yield a deal, quote, or not good of millions of people. for thepbs newshour," i' nick schiffrin. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, the may jobs report is in, and it appears to show amerigi's economic firing on all cylinders. the labor department reported today that 223,000 new jobs were added last month. and the unployment rate dropped to 3.8%, the lowest since the year 2000. we will look into what's driving these and other onomic numbers, after the news summary. the jobs report gave a boost to wall street. the dow jones industrial average gained 219 points to close at 24,635. the nasdaq rose 112, and the s&p 500 added 29. president trump today kept up the pressure on trade, one da

he is subject to the oversight of the hse and senate committees. these committees have a history of rather poor oversight. this is for those of us who have argued for years that these committees need to exercise real oversight, demand documents and not back down, this is actually refreshing trend. you can disagree with the merits. but they have a right to see this. the allegation that one party used the fbi to investigate the opposing party is one of the most serious matters for oversight in our system. itoes to the very heart of our electoral system and our governmental system. so, there is every reason for the members to want to see these docts. >> harris: that really bottom lined it, didn't it? one party used the fbi to investigate the other party. that's kind of what we're talking about here. joining me now, congressman eric swalwell, a member of the house intel andiary committees. great to see you today. thanks for joining us. >> you too, harris. thanks. >> harris: i was talking previously and i don't know how much can you hearith eist of geor

and its allies and begin with the white hse perspective. marc short is the director of legislative affairs for the el>> marc short,me back to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> was this the presidenn 's intense summit end as it did. >> i don't think. so the i think the prethdent afte summit said his relationship with the members was on a scale 0-10 a ten. he also commented that our ultimate goal here is lower all trade barriers so there would be no more barriers and no i think what is unfortunate feeling like they had a good summit, the president was headed to an incredibly international summit with the north korea dictator and after he was oshall-- the prime minist canada decided to make the comments he did. that is what was frustrate together team. >> even the president's allies, friends are saying there is nore plan out tor frea trade. that what we are hearing right now from the administration is that the. needs to get its trade barriers up because it doesn't feel it'sa being dlt with fairly by other countries. my question is why d

i think thi white hse has a ent credibility problem. i say that not just as a urnalist but as an ameran. thin that the president has said and the press secretary has said have either o in complete or proven to be less than the entire truth. we see that time and time again. d it is a difficult ask for the american public to give them the benefit of the doubt. and, i might add, the white house is so quick to point out when others -- when members of the media make mistakes. we saw the president this morning -- you saw the media clip of melania trump. he went on a twitter tirade today accusing the press of ramping up rumors and speculation and fake news about the first lady when that really ad of couehe president himself trolls in inaccuracies and untruths frequent frequently. there is not just a credibility problem but h problem. ckabee sanders.st talk about it isoming fr e this administration or white house, even thepresidwn attorneys. just look at what giuliani has d 's repeatedla t president's beg fmed by 13 highly partisan democrats. t

that's an automatic remand because they're creating a scene in the hse, they're making it a lot harder for the other offenders. all right. why are you so upset right now? >> i was told i was gonna leave after i got a job. i got a job. >> yup, if you wercompliant with the program. >> yeah, i didn't think that was going to be a problem. >> you know, there are so many different ways one can violate a paroleondition, if someone's just looking hard enough, >> widen your stance. something. widen your stance! >>e know predictably from the evidence that the closer t oversight, the more violations you're going to find. >> it can get a lot worse. >> get in the car. >> there's going to be failures, there's people are going to make mistakes, and for some people it's going to be impossible, right? no matter what you say or do, they're not going to get their act together and they're notcr gonna stop committines. our number one goal is to reduce crime, not just topl hold paccountable but to... you know, to do something to prevent crime. after all, you know, they call it the department of correctionh

. >> sources also tell cbs news principal deputy white hse nsidering an exit as well.s sanders tweeted last night, does cbs know something i don't about my plans and my future. i was at my daughter's year-end kindergarten event and they ran a story about my plans to leave the white house without even talking to me. i love my job and am honored to work for the president. cbs news reached out to sanders and shah before publishing its report. both declined to comment. >> sources tell cbs news that government watchdog report coming out later today will describe fired fbi director james comey as insubordinate in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the office of inspector general spent 18 months reviewing how the justice department handled the investigation into the 2016 presidential campaign. it also accuses former attorney general loretta lynch of weak leadership. the long awaited report is expected to fill more than 500 pages. >> a former penn state fraternity brother is the first to plead guilty to charges related to the hazing death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. ryan burke admitt

you havemer hse pages here. we won't tell you t years we served. at i was about to mention, when i was house leadership page, we had the debate over the knew tran bomb whether to allow the neutron bomb to be developed or whether it was a new type of weapon that woulde nuclear war more feasible and therefore more likely. i stood there on the house floor listening to that long debate that went into the earliest hours. s o my life.f the mostfounperi and i came away with a deep respect for members on both sides that spoke honestly, directly about the consequences and the issues behind that type of weapon. and i remember thinking as a young page that this is a pretty great place when we debate whether we should do something, not whether we could do something, and what implications what does it have not just for us but for the word. that's a debate you should always want. the other point i would mention in my testimony i talk about the probe are having, not just with the failure of congress to carry die under article sec,on 8, but collateral failure to d

. >> this is set to take center stage in the hse of representatives. we have two stories for you,hi the house and the border. we start with kristenwelker, where the political action is. >> reporter: the democrats a accusing the president of using migrant children to psssure democr to get onboard with his tougher laws. th president is defiant, tweeting that lawmakers of both parties need to work something out. don't wait until after the election, because you're going to lose. this morning, the pressure r mounting o president trump's immigration policy. with protests sunday outside of detention facilities housing immigrants who areat separ from their families. democratic members of congress unveiling what tyall an unannounced inspection of a new jersey facility. >> it's got to stop. >> peopl >> reporter: as people on both sides of the aisle criticize the policy. >> thissed administration is u the pain to build their wall. >> reporter: all prompting a rare move from the firsteilady, whoed in from a spokesperson. mrs. trump hateso see children separated fr

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