particularly we look for ildren n who come from particularly vulnerable backgrounds, and we try to make it very inclusive. [girls speaking english and arabic] [boy speaking arabic] [kids chattering] [man and kids speaking arabic] [houzuzaifa ghanaimeh speakingg arabic] [indistinct chatter]] [s[speaking english] [speaking arabic] rawan: my name is rawan. i play football and i live in saida. i'm in love with football. my favorite player r is christio ronaldodo, that's for sure. inside thehe field, i'll be e le a monster.r. i crushsh everythig i sesee. i don''t carare if i'ma girl or i i'm aa boy. i tototal- i crush everything. [laughs] whenenever i havave a competeti, i don't ssleep at all. i always think what i'm going to do tomorrow, how am i going to win the cocompetition. i practicicet night in my mind, like i imagine how am i i going to play, how ai going to win. . and i imagine hw i'm goingng to get up and get te trophy from ththe coaches. it feels really great for me. houzaifa: i'm with my brother and my friends. my good friends, you. rawan: rana is my football friend. she plays as

particularly we look for ildren n who come from particularly vulnerable backgrounds, and we try to make it very inclusive. [girls speaking english and arabic] [boy speaking arabic] [kids chattering] [man and kids speaking arabic] [houzuzaifa ghanaimeh speakingg arabic] [indistinct chatter]] [s[speaking english] [speaking arabic] rawan: my name is rawan. i play football and i live in saida. i'm in love with football. my favorite player r is christio ronaldodo, that's for sure. inside thehe field, i'll be e le a monster.r. i crushsh everythig i sesee. i don''t carare if i'ma girl or i i'm aa boy. i tototal- i crush everything. [l[laughs] whenever i have a competition, i don't sleep at all. i always think what i'm going to do tomorrow, how am i going to win the competition. i practice at night in my mind, like i imagine how am i going to play, how am i goining to win. and i imagine hw i'm goingng to get up and get te trophy from ththe coaches. it feels really great for me. houzaifa: i'm with my brother and my friends. my good friends, you. rawan: rana is my football friend. she plays as ou

parents,ildren, grandfathehers, grandmothers. amy: thousands of puerto ricans took to the streets on may day to protest brutal austerity measures and the slow recocovery effort following hurricane maria. police responded with tear gas and pepper spray. we will air a report from the streets of san juan. then to arizona where schools remain closed for a fifth day as teachers continue their strike demanding more funding for education. >> everyone said this could not happen in arizona. it could happen in west virginia, you might see it in oklahoma, you might see it in kentucky. not in arizona. well here we are. where are the e skeptics now? we are here and we are bringing a change. amy: plus israel has just barred the head of the center of constitutional rights vincent warren plus a prominent law professor from columbia university - katherine franke - from entering israel. we'll find out why. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. environmental protection a

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bored and prosecution, families coming across, children separated from parents, reporting some of the ildren are being treated very badly, abused. is the administration comfortable with what the department of homeland security, the department of justice are doing and how they address, how they treat these famlies? >> we believe that secretary doelsen and the attorney general arg a great job on helping us secure the border with the limitations they have on them. d many cases the separation of the child e parents is something that's produced because the loses are so bad they tie the hands of the secretary of homeland security. asen you have catch and rel that force you, when someone comes in our country and is apprehended, you release them with the sufferings they willco show up for t date at a later time. the laws are ridiculous. you've heard the president makee a or them. if you're coming from mexico, or el salvador, the are different rules on asylum. we need to fix the rules. u woodruff: people say this onscionable the way the children are treated. >> in many cases these stoies are investig

the family separation issue at the border and, secondly, th issue of up to 1,500 lost or missing ildren. can you help us shed some light on those two stories and what we kn to be true? >> yes. well, i think we have to kind of take a sep back in regards to why it is that we're at this poin now, in regards the new policy by the trump administration. r a long time, it's been a misdemeanor to cross the border illegally, but, now, whatng they're ds they're actually prosecuting or referring for prosecution a lot of these people who are crossinr illegallsking for asylum at a nonport of entry. essentially, what's happening is the parent hareaving referred for criminal prosecution. the children are being placed in separateousing. and beforehand, that really wasn't happening as much.r there incidents of that, but this is going to be an ongoing policy for the trump administration. so i think that tha we're talking about in regards to separation of families, and that's whao a lot of peple are up in arms about. but we always have to remember there'slways been this law on the books and simply what th

ildren who were tortured and >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. >> i'm kenny choi.tortured and living in filthy conditions at a home on field stone court in fairfield. investigators believe that the children were abused by their mother's husband. >>> philips 66 company will pay almost a hundred thousands dollars for air- quality violations at its refinery in rodeo. the public was not at risk from the 13 violations back in 2015. the problems have since been corrected. we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. u've got ain ♪ ♪you've got troubles... 'em too...♪ ♪there isn't anything i wouldn't do for you...♪ ♪you've got a friend in me. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest now through september 3rd. only at disneyland resort. >>> east shore freeway still struggling trying to get to the maze. around 45-minute commute where drivers making their way from highway 4. >>> over at bay bridge toll plaza, we are stuck in that red. 38 minutes across the upper deck into san francisco. we did have an earlier crash on the skyway. that has been cleared. your ride is s

people and walks of life, if you look at 435 people work t of through personal issues, whether parents,ildrens of other sickness in the family, having someone around you are ble to talk to, real men and women and having access. es, good reason for a house chaplain. host: mark walker, republican of north carolina, appreciate your time. coming in now, we'll take our viewers there and see you back here tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. eastern on the "washington journal." the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in o rder. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., may 23, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable evan h. jenkins to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate.