this is a major crossing point for migrants entering the united states, and it's where we met lydia and her seven-year-old son, lester. they just arrived from honduras. lydia was too afraid to let us see their faces. >> the worst thing is wakin wakp and hearing your children and for something to eat and not giving them anything. that's what make makes you want to come here. >> migrants are spreading the war about a provision of u.s. law that they believe will allow them to stay indefinitely. minors and women from central america are usually not deported but instead they are allowed to stay in the u.s. while their cases are reviewed in u.s. courts, and that process can take months or years. the counsel in arizona said that rumors have been deliberately planted. human smugglers are leading people to believe that just by being here, it will be not for them to have the possibility of getting an immigration benefit. 47,000 child migrants have entered the u.s. since october, overloading the system to process them. human rights groups allege that some have been abused by border patrol officers

on this day the health workers discovered baby lydia is not on track for height or weight.'s much too small. so the chamiles are escorted to another counseling session on nutrition where they learn the importance of adding meats, fish and vegetables to their daily diets. for a lucky few there is a small amount of "save the children" funding to help families obtain chicken for eggs and goats for milk. others receive food straight from the government. so far, this family haven't received any of that. so at the end of the day, they pick up an extra rags of rice, beans and oil from the united safe agency for international development, before beginning the uphill climb home. carlos cardenas director of save the children in guatemala says it will take larger structural change to reach all the families who need help. >> guatemala has the largest gdp in central america but the worst indicators in chronic malnutrition. so how do you explain that? so it's not necessarily just economics. it's not necessarily just poverty. it's a combination of a number of things that add up to make th

lydia was too afraid to allow us to show their faces. >> the worst thing is waking up and hearing your children asking for something to eat and nothing to give them. that makes you want to come here. in the mexican border towns, migrants are spreading the word about the provision of the u.s. law they believe allows them to stay indefinitely. minors and women of children are not detained for long. they are allowed to stay in the u.s. while the case goes through the immigration courts. it is said that rumors are planted. >> human smugglers are leading people to believe just by being here is enough to have the possibility of getting immigration benefit. >> 47,000 child migrants entered the u.s. since october and overloading the system set up to process them. human rights are alleging that migrants are being abused at the border. >> the department of justice is loaning resources and judges for faster proceedings. in addition to this, we know we must do something to stem this tide. >> lydia says she's had enough of hunger, violence and poverty. >> i'm thinking of how to cross to other side

this year's hosting venue is also featuring a number of performances like comedian sam and lydia and trefer hill all the proceeds go to the ymca to the campaign it's a 21 and older event go to the ymca website

reporting from new brunswick, new jersey, lydia, "fox 29 news". >>> hundreds turn out to mourn one ofs after deadly plane crash that killed several prominent area residents including philanthropist lewis katz. today the community honored marcy dalsey. they came out to the charter school she co-founded for two hour service. they laughed and they cried remembering marcy and all of the work she's done. fox 29's drew dickman has more. >> reporter: hundreds filled the katz academy gym to pay respects to the charter school's president and co-founder, marcy dalsey. dalsey's school children helped celebrate her life with a musical tribute. but to think the katz academy was the only impact on others wouldn't do her life justice. >> marcy was a force of nature. she was a powerhouse. she was a powerhouse compact in the this little person, and she was impressive. >> the 59 year old died last weekend in a bedford massachusetts plane crash that killed six others. the group was returning from an education fundraiser when their plane never made it off the ground. >> do not take anything for granted i

this year's hosting venue is also featuring a number of performances like comedian sam and lydia and trefer hill all the proceeds go to the ymca to the campaign it's a 21 and older event go to the ymca website the rest i'll submit >> supervisor avalos. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam clerk i have a quick item which is a resolution that is being co-sponsored by supervisor avalos and supervisor wiener in the spirit of san francisco pride month we'll celebrate and with the upcoming lgbt pride paired as well as the ongoing movement to achieve equality for the lgbt community. we want to now turn our attention to what's happening in other parts of the world specifically today, i'm introducing a resolution that calls upon the newly elected government of the el sal for the rights and protections for our lgbt brothers in sisters in that country although el salvador people in that country experience vushltd and discretions because of their gender expression for example, incidents of violence begin the lgbt community they go uninvestigated by the state officials and unrecorded by victims

this is a point for migrant entering the united states, and where we met lydia and lefter. they arrived from honduras after a dangerous 22 day journey. lydia was too afraid to allow them to show their faces. >> the worst thing is waking up, hearing your children ask for something to eat and not have anything to give them. that's what makes me want to come here. >> reporter: in mexican border towns, migrants are spreading the word about a law that they believe will allow them to stay. >> migrants and women and children are usually not detained for long. they are allowed to stay in the u.s. while their cases are reviewed. that process can take months or years. rumours have been deliberately planted in arizona. >> translation: human smugglers known as coy oatas are leading people to believe by being here it will be enough for them to have the possibility of getting an immigration benefit. >> 47,000 child migrants entered the u.s. since october. overloading the system. human rights groups allege some migrants have been abused. and strl american documents say conditions in holdi

. >> across the market we found lydia. she owns this building, once a hardware store and says her life is in ruins. >> translation: our government. i ask you, emmore you, stop -- implore you, stop this. peaceful residents live here. we want nothing but safety for our families. >> reporter: this area was caught in the crossfire, it's 20km from the russian border. ukranian troops control the crossings, but come under attacks by separatists along vast sections of lands. troops dug trenches, but it is proposed ta a fence be built. costly, but necessary to stop what kiev says is a flow of weapons from russia. for aflana, a fence operate separating the two it unthinkable. she may have no choice. >>> spain's crown prince is due to be proclaimed gin. king phillipa the 6th. it was confirmed juan carlos. phillippe faces the challenge of a diminishing appeal of the royals clouded by scandals. >> one of the most important challenges that he will face is avoiding the rupture of spain under his rule. i'm not saying he has to do it like

across the market we found lydia, she owns this building, once a hardware store and says her life isruins. >> translator: our government, i am asking, i implore you, stop all of this. peaceful residents live here and we don't want anything exempt safety for our families. please, i beg you, stop this. >> reporter: caught in the cross fire because it lies less than 20-kilometers from the russian border. ukrainian troops contain most official crossings but are coming under attack nightly bicep tests along unmarked stretches of land. troops have dug trenches but the government is proposing a fence be built, a costly project. one kiev says could be necessary to stop what it says is a flow of weapons from russia. for objection sanna, who see russia as a brother, a fence separateth two is unthinkable. she could have no choice if kiev is unable to stamp out the rebellion gripping the east, kim vinnel, al jazerra. >>> now the kenyon president says somali al-shabab fighters were not behind two separate attacks on the eastern coast in the past two days and that despite the group claiming respon

who lined up in marin county walked add way disappoint and several hundred showed up because of limb lydia, 21 of hayward and 33-year-old sonam chodon of el cerrito ted and rental opportunities are scarce and those who did get churchers may not be able to use them. >> the hot ticket is the one to hear ore speech. >>> and the two days visit kicks off today and he plans on spending the day with a mother who wrote to him about her struggles. >>> and one of president barack obama's daughters is preparing for education right here in the bay area. mall lee was spotted -- malia obama was spooted with some friends recently and campus and white house officials are remaining tight-lipped but it soon will be few years. >>> in case you did not here, lincecum and -- lincecum and the giants reached another milestone. done it again against pam's padres for the padres for the second straight season and and he become is the firms and sal, i really feel i have two teams. at i wanted to tell you, when they pitch a no hitter they sit in the dugout and they don't talk to anybody. the lincecum was patting peopl

lydia is off-line. there are problems in nigeria. >> could you spread iraq?ecome a regional issue? >> that is the biggest uncertainty and the biggest risk. iraq is already sending troops to help the iraqi army. it does draw in saudi arabia. this is a civil war that has been going on in syria. that is the biggest risk at the moment, that it becomes a regional sectarian violence war which will change the landscape of the middle east for a long time. >> if that happens, that scenario, $148? those were the highs. >> i wouldn't put that past us. the iraq he is a long-term situation. short-term, i am not convinced they will capture baghdad. any long-term forecast has iraqi at six to 8 million barrels per day in the next few years. >> can the world economy withstand the oil prices creeping up? are these levels already uncomfortable? >> i think $110 is ok. that, wething beyond are just about seeing a recovery. china is not doing particularly great. any price increase is going to -- >> boost inflation. >> absolutely. i think that is why it is going to be damaging. >>

. >> mccleery: 85 year lydia cornel has diabetes, congested heart failure and suffered multiple strokeses with her daughter elsa who cares for her and manages her medical problem. >> my mom is have doctors who manages her diabetes and cardiologist. my mom also she's a nephrologist now because she's been a long time diabetic as pel as a podiatrist. >> mccleery: cornell exhausted her financial resources. her low income allows her to receive medicaid. california calls it medical and she gets medicare too. she's one of more than a million californians, and nine million americans who qualified for both. it's an especially vulnerable group says attorney and long time consumer validate can you tell greg knoll. ceo of the legal aid society in san diego. >> the population is our most infirm, our poorest. these are folks that are qualified by income for medicaid. they also because of their age or disability are qualified for medicare. >> mccleery: healthcare costs for this group are sky high. far more than those on 0 medicae alone. plus the two programs federally run medicare and state run medica

lydia, you are on the air. caller: i have to take a deep breath, because i can understand why president obama didn't inform congress. republicans would've rushed to fox news and blabbed everything and probably sabotaged the release of this soldier. wonder if he'si served in military. if you've never been in combat, you don't have a clue. my late husband was a korean war veteran and he said combat was hell and he never recovered from that war. we don't know sgt. bergdahl's mental status. he was 23 when he was captured. he probably volunteered when he was a teenager. 19-year-old 18- and kids and send them to afghanistan and iraq and when they come back they are never healed. leavenworth is called for, and i'm very disappointed in john mccain. he has always been a statesmen and inspiration to me. if anyone should understand what this soldier is going to come it should be john mccain. 5 years in a north korea prison camp -- host: because he is a prisoner of war himself. caller: yes, and he knows what it's like. and

the losing case wills disintegrate and with lydia. well, surprise, guess what happened. if you go to war with another state regardless of which state wanes the war, koogle lose. the-staid in which to greed and blow. >> the distinction that will drive international relations in the remainder is not some kinder glaten responseble t. ifs with if center. and we we do to corps with the other than stake, almost certainly, the out gl come will ghoul there u creditor and sorlgts. furtser more, it is not just that we fail. to bring order. what charns to we have when we cor go in and create a dovt. government. >> beyond that, we are going to report the disorder here. we will import it in the form of veterans coming back who have learned how to build things such as ieds. we will report very high cost. so the first rule is don't duoto war with other states. the second is don't go to war with the non-two is left. there's a substantial development fwr washington puffing the dragon. we need kwhooi that nachbl rally orderly. >> a defeated china could very well disintegrate. it bhks an e

lydia the beginning here is what she had to say. you fellows finished >> : never sell option order replicar up black license plate like the ones issued in the state beckham 1960's all part of the legacy license plate program the movie offers vehicle owners to let me the opportunity classic play for six years at dollars to replace current white version what the older yellow or the new were blue plates you can contact the dmv and put in your order before than the year. this case and for health conservatorship for elite and father. bedridden for some time. three children eat from the first marriage. keeping him away from them. confirmed it by the washington judge pre also call in contempt of court. and did not include any fine. test for smart not done with the couple waited for to and half years have split. closes' a close the san distancing themselves from each other. focusing now on her career. montana and highlights this week from gen wall client but 945 >> : live look for prince to a lot and shoe print >> : she wishes basically doi

lydia has a question about syria. how much is syria benefitting from the iraq situation? >> well, it's certainly taken syria a little bit off the front pages. i'm not sure that the government of syria is benefitting, particularly. because i think isis has gained strength as a result of these attacks in recent weeks. gained money, equipment so that to the extent that they're successful in iraq, i think it also strengthens their position in syria. basically, syria, i think, has been bogged down in a terrible, violent, horrifying stalemate during the past two or three years, without any clear ending in sight. >> is isis looking to expand further west, even as there's been recent push to the east? >> well, i think just like al qaeda, they have this asseparation to rate a caliphate, it would start with this area that you showed before on the map, straddling the northern part of iraq and that part of syria, but ultimately, i think they have an interest in spreading as far as they can throughout the -- remember, jordan might be, the leader was quiet in iraq was jordanian. >> wha

younger than other recent phenoms like lexie thompson and lydia coe.an old pro. >> what do you think of playing in front of crowds and getting attention? >> i like crowds. they don't bother me. i play better the more people that come watch me. >> reporter: is there anything about this week that makes you nervous? >> not really. >> reporter: no? >> reporter: she spent half of her young life preparing for this. since 6 split her time between california's bay area and golf school in florida. this is video of her swinging away at 8 and here is a slow motion drive at the age of 9. michelle wie who turned pro at 16 is already a fan. >> she looks so darn cute! >> reporter: wie's advice? >> go out there, try to learn as much as you can and go up to any pro. you're not scary. we won't bite. just ask us anything. >> reporter: but there are some critics, including current world number one stacy lewis. she told "usa today," quote, i just like to see kids learn how to win before they come get beat up out here. if it was my kid i wouldn't let her play in the u.s. op

about to compete on golf's biggest stage, younger than other recent venoms like lexi thompson and lydia co-. she's already handling press conferences like a pro. >> what do you think of playing in front of crowds. >> i like crowds. i play better the more people that come watch me. >> is there anything about this week that makes you nervous? >> not really. >> reporter: li spent nearly half her young life preparing for this. since the age of six, she split her time between her home in california's bay area and a golf course in florida. here is a slow motion drive at the age of 9. michelle lee who turned pro at 16 is already a fan. >> she's so darn cute. >> reporter: her advice? >> go out there, try to learn as much as you can, go up to any pro. we're not scary. we won't bite. ask us anything. >> reporter: there are some critics including world number one stacy lewis, she told "usa today," quote, i just like to see kids learn how to win before they come get beat up out here. if it was my kid, i wouldn't let her play in a u.s. open qualifier at 11. as for li, it's simple, she just likes gol

lydia ko reported on the decision saying the ruling nibbles at the epa's greenhouse gas powers that doesn't really affect the agency's overall reach. being 5-4.wound up today the white house held a summit on working families. we heard earlier from the president as well as from vice president joe biden, who helped open the summit, urging corporations and corporate executives to create family-friendly policies. he says too many families wind up having to choose between their families and their jobs. here are some of his remarks. >> i said look, it's true, i missed whatever it was, 13, 15% of the vote. if you elect me again, i will do it again. [laughter] no, i'm serious. i will never miss a vote they can make a difference. if i have a choice between a procedural vote in my child's parent teachers meeting, i'm going to the meeting. [applause] here is the point. it's not about me. look at the luxury i had. how many of you would be able to do that? [applause] >> i'm no different than anyone of you, for real. i had the ability to do it, you all want to do it, and i had the ability to make a choic

. >> lydia is a rare talent. >> if this thing is as big as you say it is, maybe we ought to get somebodyn there that's been there before. >> that's not fair. >> i'm just asking for a chance. >> i'm interested in the way things shift. it's a movie of transformation. i'm interested in how this movie transforms and you finally think you got everything that you wanted, and it's not what you thought. what you reall you are really wg and what this character is after is a way to feel special. this movie is meant to kind of find that in a certain extent. just not in any of the ways imagined. >> if you want to stop by for a nightcap. >> nightcap? >> never mind. >> is dean martin going to be there? >> stay tune, there is more coming up on made in hollywood. ♪ made in hollywood (eoooohhhh...rp) it takes ahoy! to make ice cream inspired cookies. new mint chocolate chip cookies from chips ahoy! everin a day is building up layer, upon layer, of bacteria. and to destroy those layers? you need listerine®. its unique formula penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the