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that the administration hopes will act as a deterrent to those who cross the mexican border illegally, but also this wire mesh fencing. ‘laainees are calling it — the dog kennel. and in these dusty facilities, the trump administration isn'tjust detaining children, but separating them from their parents. nearly 2,000 sons and daughters have been taken away from their mothers and fathers in just over a month—long period. mr garcia was separated from his teenage son. translation: it was hard, the hardest day from me. i felt like i was losing my son. that's what i thought, i was going to lose my son. this photo of a two—year—old honduran girl crying as us border patrol agents searched her mother has crystallised concerns and complaints. they have come from the former first lady laura bush who said: and remarkably, the president first lady's office also issued a statement. but her husband's hardline stance on immigration was a key reason why he now occupies the white house, and he defended the crackdown. the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. you look at what's

that the administration hopes will act as a deterrent to those who cross the mexican border illegally, but also this wire mesh fencing. la, the detainees are calling it, the dog kennel. and in these dusty facilities, the trump administration isn'tjust detaining children but separating them from their parents. nearly 2000 have been taken away from their mothers and fathers this man was separated from his teenage son. translation: it was hard, the ha rd est translation: it was hard, the hardest day from me. i thought i was going to lose my son. this photo of a two—year—old girl from honduras crying as us border patrol officers searched her mother have crystallised complaints. they have come from the firmer —— that former first lady laura bush who says it is cool first lady laura bush who says it is cool, in moral and breaks her heart. remarkably, the president first lady's offers also issued a statement. but her husband's hardline stance on immigration was a key reason why he now occupies the white house and defended the crackdown. the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility.

that the administration hopes will act as a deterrent to those who cross the mexican border illegally, but also this wire mesh fencing. lang it, the dog kennel. and in these dusty facilities, the trump administration is not just detaining children, but separating them from their parents. nearly 2000 sons and daughters have been taken away from their mothers and fathers in just over a month long period. this man was separated from his teenage son. translation: it was hard, the ha rd est translation: it was hard, the hardest day for me. i thought i was losing my son. this photo of a two—year—old honduran girl crying as us border patrol agents searched her mother has crystallised concerns and complaints. they have come from the former first lady laura bush who said, this zero tolerance policy is cruel. "it is immoral and it breaks my heart. " and remarkably, the present first lady's office also issued a statement. "mrs trump hates to see children separated from their families. she believes we need to be a country that follows all laws but also a country that governs with heart." but her husband's hardline stance on immigrat

la and her mother martha. for them this was personal. >> i remember feeling the fear in the water, crossing that border. >> martha crossed the border with a three-year-old carolina decades ago fleeing columbia. she was also seven montsds pregnant. all are now american citizens. >> i know why these parents are doing this. because they want a better life for the kids. >> although i was not separated thankfully, i felt for these people. and i decided to donate and share it with my friends and family. >> and they did help. all the money raised has been donated to raices an organization in texas that offers free services to immigrants. >> there has been a lot of tears of sadness and joy at our offices this week. it's beyond belief and puts us in to a state of shock after viewing the funding that's come through. >> out pouring by hundreds of thousands of americans doing their part to help families they may never know. and a quick program note. we'll take a closer look at this immigration issue this sunday on a special edition of date line. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is nightly news fo

la so the trump impact decreased people crossing and we think we get one out of over five, may be oneut of every ten and i'll take the low number, that's a million-five a year for 13 years. so we've had 21 million people cross the border plus the 11 so we have somewhere between 25 and 35 million people here illegally. and in texas, neil, and i've given you these numbers in the past, in the last seven years, we've arrested over 200,000 criminal aliens, most of them here legally. we've charged them with over 6 h600,000 crimes in texas and-- >> and what percentage of those who make it to these facilities are of that type. >> most are coming here pursuing the american dream, but a lot of criminal element is coming with them. if you talk to law enforcement on the border, they don't cross the border themselves anymore, it's a dangerous place. 20 years ago, a sheriff told me it was like andy of maybury. people were doing work on going back. if you're on patrol at night you have to be careful who you run into, cartels make a fortune smuggling people. neil: i get that. do you think those and v

i crossed a line i gep dooeply regret it. you know, we did speak with la professor who reminds us freedom of speech does not mean freedom of consequence. it doesn't protect bee from getting fired but it does protect her from being punished by the government. >> it is very problematic when they cross the line to saying you should fire this person. you should not allow this person to say something. >> barr is expected to express her firing some time today. entertainment weekly reporting that barr is also try to go call jarrett on the phone to personally apologize. >> thanks for the latest there, bob. >>> at 5:07 this morning your vote matters. new voting machines about to be put to the test next week. we gave you a sneak peek. today the elections division will test the equipment to make sure it is all ready to go for next week's election. you'll vote with paper ballots but when you're done you're scanning your ballot into a machine. the 300 machines will tell the vote counts without handling the ballots by hand. >>> if you need help sifting through the ballo

las vegas on thursday night. for the rest of the sports news, it is time to cross to the bbc sports centre.iefing: novak djokovic features in the french open quarter—finals in the coming hours. russia play their final warm—up match before hosting the fifa world cup. and when you're out, you're out, as leroy sane quickly learned when omitted from the germany squad as they look to defend the title. the first of the quarter—finals get underway at the french open later on tuesday, and novak djokovic will be looking to strengthen his claim for the men's title. after an injury—plagued year, the former world number one will take on unseeded italian marco cecchinato. last time out, djokovic comfortably beat spain's fernando verdasco in straight sets. the serbian may still not be back to his best, but having just dropped the one set so far, he looks good enough to trouble most opponents. considering all the circumstances that i was in in the last 15 months, imean, that i was in in the last 15 months, i mean, it's quite an achievement to get to the quarters of a slam for me, andi get to the quarters

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but i believe that everyone knows that america is a nation of la, and we believe in the rule of law. and certainly people that are crossing border, illegal aliens, they know what the consequences are. and for them to think that they should be treated differently because they have children with them, i think, is inherently wrong. the bottom line is this border issue and children and the daca and the dreamers is a very sensitive issue. i , it's -- >> i think you're right. that's why i said it's an important conversation and i wantave a constructive one. >> and we all care about the humanity. but ever since -- even way back -- >> quickly, i'll let you finish. do you support this policy?>> d? i do support the rule of law. >> go on. >> and i think the policyas been set by the president and by attorney general jeff sessions that is zero tolerance. >> so you support -- just to be clear, you support separating children from their parents, right? >>ll, i think if you go to jail, then you don't get to take your children with you. >> ay. all right. what do you think, mr. rodriguez? >> well, i certainly support the of the rule of law

la cocina. it was very interesting with the selection of the panel. it turns out that they all had some cross-collaboration and spoke about the importance of really supporting each other instead of thinking that business -- you are in a food-related business, you might be competition so it was very inspiring about how san francisco inspires them. and how being collaborative helps to grow the business. reim was really good at connecting the dots in our very supportive network from the supportive services that our office provides, oewd, and our economic organization to the s.b.a. so that was very exciting. then, of course, we had -- the board of supervisors event is always very lovely and inspiring. and the businesses that are awarded and acknowledged always feel extremely special and they write back saying what a meaningful experience it was for them. so since our office is the host for that event, we should be very proud of that. and then the small business awards that were held on wednesday morning, wednesday morning with the mayor's honorees, eight businesses were recognized. and the s.b.a.

crossed the country. >> to trace his rise and fall all the way from tupelo, to las vegas, los angeles.ing famous people and not famous people into the car with us. amy: you go to his house. >> we go to the black part of town where it turns out he lived for a time and find out his houses for sale. we meet a lady who lives in his house. we ask about immigrant dream. she says, what american dream? it fromd just see the roof. we got people to say music in the car, talk in the car. be during thes to 2016 election while the ununtriebeining torn in half. inincomeet''s go t tanother cli. >> elvis at every turn tmomoney. should i go on to her? offer i take the biggest of live performance in vegas? everchanancee prioritized money. where diitit putim? dead and fat on the toil a at 42.. >> ronald reaganas reallththe persrson that with this fuse. rona r reaga said, would you keke to ve a a n swimmmmg pool or will children be to get testg fofor ds? was,reagan basilllly sa you nt the smming po, don'you? u shouldave the swimming pool. amy: those last people in the film? folks their summing up the way

facility housing children separated from their parents or adults who have illegally crossed the border. ainsley: william lalong the border. many of them here, california, texas, arizona. speaker pelosi or former speaker pelosi will be at a shelter nearby in el cajon. i think this is controversy is part policy, part politics. both presidents, obama and trump, expanded zero tolerance policy, if you crossed the border without permission, prosecuted first time. second time, a felony. both presidents facing a surge from central america from families and mine norse separated children from adults who brought them here. advocacy groups at the time complained, democratic leaders at the time did not when president obama earned that title of deporter-in-chief. now however democratic congressman, texas, new jersey, california, calling this practice cruel and barbaric. >> this is inhumane. i would like to say it is un-american but it is happening right now in america and it is on all of us, not just the trump administration. this is on all of us. reporter: so the policy that brought us here is known as operation stream

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. >> you can pick out -- when you cross the border illegally -- >> whomp whomp he said it on the heels of the visit that he paid to lasegas, corey lewandowski was on the trip. corey lewandowski posed for selfies and shook hands with supporters days after reacting to stories of separated families with the blustering whomp whomp during a tv interview. the televised event earned him a spot on air force one for the trip. let's talk about the rhetoric and the signaling surrounding this as well. you had stephen miller going to the mexican restaurant and kirstjen nielsen, the homeland security. let's talk about the discourse around this issue in particular. >> i think "the new york times" is incorrect in the fact that corey lewandowski won a spot because he was the campaign manager, that's why he won. i disagree with that rhetoric, i don't think he should have used that. i think temperatures have been flaring across the board. you see democrats who are using really foul and vulgar language to go after the president in very ad hom numb attacks against him and his family. we need to treat people with humanity and respect. in t

crossing so that has not tually happened. >> as you mentioned sarah sanders the white house press secretary had that briefing la this afternoon. lisa, the white house, the department, the secretary of homeland security was say today is that this is in congress, congress should be doing somethin is tell us what is the state of play, two bills now before the house of representatives. >> well, you think the planets were aligns because this is immigration week in the house or entatives however right at this moment republicans are trying to figure out what is inh compromise bill. they are tweaking language in the republican compromise that they say with deal with this issue of family separation. how they wouldeal with it is they would have these families be detained together. however, judy, that bill right now does not look like it's going to pass. that could change. ion.he senate is taking act we're seeing multiple senators, ted cruz just moments ago unveiling their own stand alone legislation to deal with this issue. we're going to be watching overl the next cof days as to what those different issues do. but at the same time we

crossing into the united states illegally and even asylum seekers. >>> firefighters in scotland are working to contain a major fire at the glchlt la sch acglasgow .o injuries are reported. >>> paul manafort is now in jail, a federal judge revoked his bail on friday after special counsel robert mueller accused him of witness tampering. manafort has pleaded not guilty. president trump calls his jailing, quote, very unfair. let's dive into this just a bit more. we saw manafort on friday morning as we often have getting out of his private suv and walking into a federal courthouse. you see him there. this time he left in a government van headed to a jail in virginia. that van right there. the turn of events left his attorneys shellshocked. sara murray has details for us. >> reporter: paul manafort will spend at least the next three months in a jail cell where he will a wait his trial to foreign lobbying and obstruction charges. judge jackson saying i have no appetite for this and revoking manafort's bail after he spent more than 7 months under house arrest. special counsel robert mueller's team argued that manafort is a danger to the community and car

cross ice to carlton who buries the one timer. that made it 4-0. the caps win 62. they take a commanding 3-1 series lead. they shift back to las vegas. getting on a plane later today. headed to cleveland. i will see you there tonight. >>> who will be san francisco's next mayor? we will give you all the details on front runners. >> and from the cold booth to the poll tooth. measure 3 where voters can decide if they want to approve a toll hike for bay area bridges. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor . >>> live from the cbs kp5 news. >> across the state candidates making one final push for your vote as the clock ticks down to the primary elections. live team coverage. >> a

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liverpool fans will be hoping most a la will be making an appearance for egypt. they will have their fingers crossednt him to be one of the stars of the world cup because they didn't want him to leave to go to real madrid or another huge club in europe. well today there are three world cup matches to keep you entertained and the pfa and football writers player of the year, mohamed salah is 100% against uruguay at one o'clock. you might remember he damaged a shoulder in liverpool's champions league final defeat at the end of may. and it will be a lovely birthday present for him after his amazing season. spain and real madrid captain sergio ramos is the man who hurt salah's shoulder in that match. he been speaking about new boss fernando hierro, who was only appointed on wednesday after a fallout within the spanish fa. it like a "funeral". spain face portugal, tonight. it's a big game today. they take on cristiano ronaldo. while at apm, you can see iran against morocco and earlier i mentioned politics and football mixing. us sanctions against iran mean sportswear brand nike haven't sent iran's players

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so, we came to the day and everybody was feeling pretty cross about the whole situation, but it seems that the very lae that once again, this tory rebels have been bought off. we do not know that for sure, the debate, vicky, hasjust started in the house of commons and we think it will last for one hour and 30 minutes, then we will find out once and for all whether these corrie remain mps are satisfied with what the government has put forward. thank you very much, eleanor, eleanor garnier in the central lobby of the houses of parliament. stephen gethins from the snp joins of the houses of parliament. stephen gethins from the snpjoins me now. this is fiendishly complicated, but they want to be able to amend anything that the government brings before them in the scenario of a no deal. put forward their own suggestions for what happens next. are you clear that that is what the government is saying will happen? i am not sure that anybody is clear about any of this. what has been clear from the first day is just how much chaos and confusion there is a pa rt of much chaos and confusion there is a part of thi

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collegiate athletic association division iii men's la crosse championship. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate shall proceed to the measure. mr. mcconnell: i further ask the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn until 3:00 p.m. monday, june 11. further, that following the prayer and pledge, the morning hour be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day, and morning business be closed. i further ask that following leader remarks, the senate resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 515. final will i ask that notwithstanding the provisions of rule 22, the vote son the motion to proceed to h.r. 5515 occur at 5:30 p.m. monday. the presiding officer: without obj