this up-tick further overwhelming an agency struggl ing to manage the migrant crisis.meredith has the story. >> we have to stop the flow of drugs coming in. >> it's where border patrol agents say drug cartels often sneak cocaine, meth, and marijuana across the rio grande river. >> americans are not protected and they just completely outman ned. >> jim carol is the trump adminitration's drug czar and only our cameras were there as he witnessed what border patrol agents are up against. these agents apprehended a group of underage migrants crossing the border in scorching 100- degree heat and agents stressed this is the new normal. officials at the rio grande valley sector say they are apprehending up to 1,000 people like this every day being checked out right now their possessions are being put into bags and taken to processing centers just down the road. border agents say with such large numbers of migrants in their care, drug detection officers are spending more time on immigration processing and less time on drug intervention. >> they are trying to help people making

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tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> tonigh look inside china and how that country is ing cuttinge artificial intelligence not only to try to boost its oeconomy but also keep an eye on its own people. chief foreign correspondent richard engel shows us how. >> reporter: tonight a ch sparing no expense to dominate the world of artificial intellence. though much of the technology was developed in the united states, president xi jinping wants china to be the world's ai leader by 2030. officials showed up this sprawling port where thanks to ai, human workers are beinreplaced. >> these automatic cranes are dropping off containers on to driverless cars. >> yes! >> those little blue trucks. >> y>>. eporter: and while americans encounter aiy ay with companies like amazon and netflix using it to rank products based on what we bought and watched, china is now usin ai to rank its people. there are an estimated 200 million surveillance cameras in china and now they not only know where kn you are, they who you are. many of the surveillance cameras feed into an ai system which caonly recognize y

and fro ing and trying to do i think this looks like a very very deep restructuring plan ok talking about this restructuring and the man of the top of all of this who's really been leading it. what is he hoping to achieve with this restructuring well he's been in office now for 15 months which isn't very long he's tried a couple of things we had a merger with come out spying quite sure which didn't take off and so he's trying to focus now on the core business of core strengths and it's basically just trying to bring everything back and strip out all the stuff that they've been doing which you brought any value right i mean if it were talking about germany's biggest bank you how did it get to this point well i mean this is 150 years nearly 150 years old it's synonymous with stability in germany what happened was hubris really for the last 3 decades or so trying to be a global player but it's always been strong in germany itself in the domestic market but it's been looking at morgan ground for the bankers trust and all these international acquisitions trying to be a wall street. they

i think they understand that and i think the whole world is wak ing up to the fact that this threat is real. it's not just the threat against america. it's not just the threat against israel. it's a threat against all of us. >> mr. secretary, as the world wakes up today on this monday, there's a story out that iran's intel ministry says that they uncovered a u.s. cia spy ring. they've a arrested 17 suspects and sentenced some to die. i know it's a breaking story. i don't know that fox news has confirmed it yet but what can you tell us about that? >> i can't add much to it specifically, having had the chance to lead that great organization of central intelligence agency. i would urge everyone whose reading that story waking up to understand that the iranian regime has a long history of lying. they lied about where they shut down the american uav, they now lied in the last few days about where they took down this tanker. it's part of the nature to lie to the world. i would take with a significant grain of salt any iranian assertion about actions they've taken. >> so you don't leave they'

we're g ing to havee hit or miss showers into thursday.about a 30 to 40% chance you'll see them then. f aday, we have stormsound again and then storms and some rain coming our way for saturday. current temperatures out there right now, in the 80s and 70s back towards the shenandoah valley wheretthey had a l bit of rain earlier this morning. storms will start to develop any time after lunchtime. we're going to continue toee these storms produce damaging winds, heavy downpours. so we will have storms around through the duration of the afternoon and into theg. evenin they'll start to move out as we head after 8:00, 9:00 tonight. a few rain showers out there right now you can see light stuff coming through our northwestern suburbs. the northern shenandoah valley, back throughrn nort frederick county, maryland. a few isolated showers out there. just light stuff through the area right now. as we continue through the day, we've got not only this frontal system back in the ohio valley, but another piece of the energy through the eastern coastline.

sure we got a great economy and low unemployment but we're see ing something else happening, a challenge to the stereotypes, the platitudes, the cliches, the old guard feels so tired and lame, which is why i know who trump is going to face in 2020. >> mr. president, if you're listening, i want you to hear me , please. you have harnessed fear for political purposes and only law can cast that out, so i, sir, i have ao feeling you know what you're doing. i'm going to harness love for political purposes. i will meet you on that field and sir, love will win. >> greg: yes! let's welcome tonight's guest. >> [applause] >> greg: he's so bland, he makes pat boone seem dangerous. >> [laughter] >> greg: host of the quiz show on fox nation. >> [applause] >> greg: he performs his service if he's super nervous, comedian joe mackey. >> [applause] >> greg: she's sassy but keeps it classy, katherine timpf. and he finished a marathon in just 12 steps. my sidekick and host of nuf said on fox nation. >> [applause] >> greg: what's your assessment in this race so far? >> what do you mean you're going to miss s

>> that, you are right that they are going back into invest ing in their business.nnounced they're investing $800 million into improving their delivery infrastructure because it turns out that the two-day prime delivery they had isn't much of a differentiator any more. all of the larger competitors are offering that now so they need to amp it up and that means one-day delivery which means massive new infrastructure investment in the form of new warehouses and technology and the delivery infrastructure to handle all of that, and that's going to cost them a lot of money in the short-term and in the long term. the question is whether that translates into more sales and more prime customers, because that's a very large revenue driver for them. as for the stock price, i mean, it's all a question of what the shareholders think it's worth. >> right well the shaholders think it's worth a lot and so do the analysts. dan let's just quickly think about facebook because we just got this tweet from president trump about matching the france digital tax which notably by the way ef

nada: this judge spoke about hoe ing el chapo was of this sentence. after all, he is charged with some of the most ser drug-related crimes, trafficking hundreds of tons of caine, methamphetamine, and muana into the united states, which they believe has helped to fuel the addiction crisis we are facing in this country. they said that he paid hitmen to carry out brutal assassinations and showed no mercy in tryg to expand the control of the drugna cartel, the a cartel. the judge talking about the brutality el chapo showed throughout this decades-long career. laura: didn't el chapo's victims get a chance to confront him in court? nada: yeah, laura, we heard so much about how people have bee impacted by the sinaloa cartel. one person did stand up in court and spoke to an interpreter and she was visiblshaking. she survived an assassination plot against her that el chapo had ordered. she stood there and said that she still suffered from nightmares, and what was reallye remarkas she told el chapo, "i forgive you." it was an amazing moment to hear her say that

a lot of to—ing and fro—ing from the government.t duterte says he is excited to debate with amal clooney and said she is as sexy and beautiful woman, which is not a place in with the criticism of the government which can sometimes be seen as disrespect to women. what is the current state of press freedom in the philippines? is it still increasingly a host cell environment for reporters to operate in? that/ hostile. there is our hostile environment, death threats levelled against reporters and the government has come out with a matrix which alleges that members of the local media were plotting to oust the president so critical reporting of the philippines and the government is not seen as something thatis government is not seen as something that is favourable by this government and they will come out and try to undermine you. police in the last week have gone around, putting charges against the opposition for what they allege is another attempt to oust president duterte. there is definitely an environment of hostility towards journal

there is significant skepticism among the gemmunity about ing this vaccine. some are approaching 100 and one half of all cases, and that tells you that the virus is running near the surfacee nd away from tchful eyes international observers. laura: is it tackle the ebola virus in the drc than it was in the same spread in africa? reid: democratic republic of the congo is better responding than any other illegtt because theyk you so many times. -ey responded to an outbreak any other in the world because they have had to so many times. they are mistrustful of the federal government and there is literally a million people displaced from their homes in this region, incredible amounts of violence going on. two of the ebola responders were murdered in their homes over the weekend. angerous operating environment every time the virus breaks o disrupted.sponse is every time it is disrupted the virus spreads further. this is a very dangerous operation in the most challenging environment outbreak has ever occurred. laura:d rlson, thank you for being with us. you are watch

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is now ing patrol aircraft above u.s. ships in that critical strait of hormuz in order to according to a spokespersonnsure their safety. we're also now learning the u.s. will be pting troops essentially in saudi arabia. this is a significant step in what's being a mi controversial litary relationship. lot of developments. >> all right, hallie, thank you. >>> more breaking news tonight. an american citizen accused of going overseas to join isis is back in the u.s. facing terrorism charges in a new york courtroom. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details on how he was caught. >> reporter: investigators say he went to syria to join isis in 2013 and help train isis fighters. court documents todentify him as ruslan maravich asainov, age 42, born in kazakhstan. a naturalized u.s. citizen who lived in this brooklyn neighborhood for five years before joining isis. he appeared in federal court today. prosecutors say an undercover operative working for new york lycity police actual met with him overseas and kept in

. >> good ing i'm kristen welker in for lester. we begin with the growing outrage over the conditions that those migrant detention facil ies at the southern border. we've seen the images from inside the centers and tonight these are the heartbreaking drawings from the children me themselves, sof the depictions showing kids in crowded casis by side. and now the head of homeland security has launched investigation into whahe calls disturbing social media posts allegedly made by border patrol agents. our gabe gutierrez starts us from from el paso. >> reporter: tonight these images of overcrowded migr detention centers are fuelling more outrage. government inves gatorsay 88 men were crammed into this cell with the capacity of just 41. one migrant held up a sign with the word "help" writing he'd been in custody for 40 days. the report from homeland security's inspector general said children had limited ss aco change of clothes and two facilities had not provided children access to hoteals. now these drawings provide a heartbreaking pict

despite the fact that people give him credit for what he is ing on the economy.nor made this int. where do you want to fight? for democrats that is health care, that is where they want to be fighting, the president doesn't want togh fihere because they will make unforced errors. it is too far to the left. >> the stoking of resentment. that is not what it isabout. he has a fact pattern that does not support that very well i think he left a lot of people out on a limb given what he did today. is there a point that this becomes areaking point inside the republican party? >> i think what you have to understand about republicans is that for a lot of them, or defending gege w. bush and paul ryan from charges of racism. this is another very bad tweet. if you're in his target he will make any charge no h matter personally hateful or low against you. i think you just wish there was more t awarenesshere. >> if he had a problem with it, he ought tofi try tox that, too. >> what donald trump has done. whether it be with elijah cummings, how he started out with these people fr

. >> reporter: good ing to you guys. president arrived back in the white house after traveling to ohio and accepting the resignation of the secretary in the morning. he departed under controversy. he's the first to leave for a decision made during the bush administration. this morning president donald trump hoping to put his past with jeffrey ensteen behind him by parting ways with his current labor secretary. >> i just want to let you know this was him, not me, because i' with him. >> reporter: alex acost resigning amid fallout from a 2003 plea deal with epstein which he tried to defend earlier this week. >> the goal here was straightforward, put epstein behind bars. >> reporter: but acosta faced mounting criticism for the deal he helped broker as united states attorney which resulted in epstein spending only 13 months in prison for soliciting prostitution from a minor. >> i did not think it is right and fair for this edministration's labor department to hav epstein as a focus rather than the incredible economy we have

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celeste ing is author of the bestselling novel "little fir everywhere." her pick for us to read "the woman warrior," the acclaimed memoir by maxine honk kingston. celeste will sit down with us next month. join us on our facebook page for the now read this book club in partnership th "the new york t f: >> woodrith the new school year fast approaching, john yang is back to report on a controversial stactice some cts use that puts children in the middle when schools go after money owed by parents. it's part of our weekly education series"making the grade." >> yang: every school day, s llions of children acrose county sit down to lunch in their cafeterias whether it includes a scoop of tater tots or a tray of fruits and vegetables. about 20 million students-- those whose household inme is at or below 185% of the povertyi -- are eligible for free or reduced-price meals, subsidizedf by theeral government. but when other students show up without enough money to pay for lunch, school districts end up picking up the tab. some 75% of school districts reported carry

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citizens and what is your pushback to local democratic officials who are openly advis ing people in this country illegally how to avoid getting rounded up c by it? >> sure actually that includes speaker pelosi who is telling people how to avoid i.c.e. enforcement in the law in some places she should spend a little bit more time in her hometown of san francisco where we now have more people addicted to drugs than you have enrolled in the public schools, so it's really outrageous for people who take the oath of office and are elected to uphold the law to then tell people how to abuse and in fact evade the law. that is not their job and the up shot of that, chris, is you have people in aurora, colorado tearing downpe the american flag and putting the mexican flag in place these protesters atag in the i.c.e. facility. they don't deserve that, and the people on capitol hill who won't do their jobs, i made it so easy and have been talking about it for a long time but i made it easy for them, fix asylum laws, fixm tv pra, and the index card actually. they won't act about that. so i'm'm against

the to ing and fro ing between the 2 sides more demonstrations inevitably are being planned because certainly the demonstrators and saying the pro-democracy demonstrators are saying that they're not going to give up either in their position on certain things like the extradition law which has only been suspended. yes i should say kerry lamb was also asked at this press conference today whether or not she would resign over these ongoing protests the ongoing opposition to her leadership and of course this proposed extradition law and of course she said no that we had also the project marker see lawmakers or the legislators the politicians here they once again called on kerry lamb to resign but again kerry has said she white there will be more protests starts incident the incident on sunday night in your long in the new territories which is an area quite. a distance from where we are now in central hong kong which is where most of the rallies have been held this escalated or as the level of violence to a new level it was a different type of attack purely because it was it appears strategic and t

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there were more than 3,300 cases ofi ing in hotels over a ten-yearperiod, a number of anti-trafficking agencies say it does not even come close to representing the full scope of the problem. >> up until recently ee asleol cctivel is ewing crimes in america. >> reporter: tuesday the hhla is launching a new industrywide campaign called no room for trafficking. >> and also making sure it's a uniform effort, that there isn't justne organization doing it the right way and another organization doing it halfway. we want to make sure that everyone is engaged and that we're solving the problem. >> reporter: turns out that law enforcement got involved. >> some hotel chains like the marriott have already been mp training eyees on how to spot traffickers. news 4 got rare access to one of those training sessions. now the hhla's goal is to makeha sure t all of its ,000 members, which includes large and small hotel chains, have the sa access to resources. the no room for traffic campaign includes training on how to ne interveetween a trafficker and victim and how to connect with law enfcement to repo

we're conducting ing ing ing i search of the mall. i wish i had more information but we're hip deep in the investigation now and that's all i have as far as nuts and bolts of what is going on now. >> what is it -- >> we have nobody that's been arrested but i can't give you anything more than that. >> what is it about the investigation that suggested it was two separate shooters? >> we found evidence it was two separate shooters at the scene. >> we heard information the suspects got on bart and a stop in oakland. >> i can't cooperate all of that. we suspect they ran in that direction. >> any description of what you're looking for? >> all i have now, two males, possibly young black males. one was wearing green colored sweatshirt with a hood. >> i saw a picture on snapchat showing a gun walking on the sidewalk, looked like a rifle almost. have you seen that? issono believe that the shooter was walking on the sidewalk at one point? >> i have not seen that picture. i did hear initial reports there was somebody armed with a rifle. we have n

ing this is something we need to know and it's easy information to get. the agencies already have this information. i have to think the democrats' efforts will only hurt them. liz: let's switch gears to the social media meeting at the white house. the president has been criticized forward inviting far right bloggers. >> i'm glad to see this issue address. big tech companies have been suppressing and outright banning conservatives. we have seen former employees of facebook and google coming forward with evidence. project veritas showed video of google executives saying they wanted to prevent trump's reelection. >> if you don't want to mention the project veritas example. we know conservatives have been banned or suppressed for no reason at all. you have very mainstream conservatives like candace owens, and jesse kelly. i'm a free market person. i don't necessarily think the government should break up these companies. i don't believe they are yet monopolies, but this is something certainly to be talked about. and these companies like facebook and twitter sh

the american economy and that donald trump will not one to go into an election year with a contract ing economy in the united states that's the scenario that the markets are betting on now. with the analysis from frankfurt. brussels is making a big thing of this next story and i wonder with the multilateral global order under threat. signing what it calls a milestone free trade deal with vietnam if those years of negotiations by the nations human rights record. signed and sealed a new era in trade relations for the e.u. and vietnam the southeast asian country is already the e.u. is most important trading partner in the region after singapore the exchange of goods has now been made easier. this free trade agreement eliminate nearly all tariffs on goods over 99 percent with a one percent possibly liberalize through protests it is reducing costs red tape for businesses and this is particularly important for small business vietnam is still a lower middle income country but its economy is growing at 7 percent it has a well developed textile electric industries and 2018 vietnam delivered clos

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chief gallagher jubilant, leaving the courthouse with his wife is and legal team not guilty ing verdict on six of the seven war crimes charges brought against him, including the most serious murder.of premedicated gallagher speaking out for the first time since the trial began. >> happy and i'm thankful. i thank god, and i leave with my wife. >> reporter: during the dramatic trial, gallagher remaining silent while his honor and his actions came under fire. >> this is ftally the mom that we've been waiting for, that the truth came out. >> reporter: his wife, andrea, has maintainedser husban innocence and has been by his side through it all. >> we're finally vindicated after being terrorized by the government, that my husband fought for for two decades on the war on terror. >> reporter: inside the courtroom after the verdict was read, raw emotion from gallagher's team. his wife waseard sobbing. the couple embracing. >> after an almost two-yeare, nightmare got a verdict today of not guilty on the murder. this is a good day. >> reporter: the decorated navy chief accused of killing a wounded

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facebook will say this is for good, to help people have access to world markets and be able to pay with ingsfinancial world are moving. the biggest problem within this and what david marcus will have today and what mark zuckerberg had when he testified previously, there will be a lot of people asking the questions about this that don't necessarily understand what the technology does. that is not a slur on them because they were still a lot of us who don't really understand the technology and what goes into crypto and why are there. that is the biggest stumbling point. its education and making people understand why this is here. and also the real concern from the banking industry and central banks is the fact it takes power away from them in many ways because of this digital currency were to be launched and were be used by almost 2 billion people around the world, is kind of ta kes people around the world, is kind of takes away that ability of central banks to make changes within an economy because if you are using a digital currency that is not running the same way that traditional bank is r

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