but before he want to mcallen, texas, did he know there could be a problem in leaving mcallen? >> he didn't know, lawrence, and united we dream, the organization i work with, invited him to be part of the activities that we were going to have in mcallen, with joint community in mcallen and immigrant youth that wanted to shed light on the real stories of these children fleeing central america. we held a vigil to call on congress, the president, and the american public to have a conversation about this humanitarian crisis in a way that focuses on the children. >> but it seems he went to the airport today with -- if i'm reading the situation correctly, the deliberate intent of having this confrontation with the border patrol. >> well, he's not from texas. he needed to head out to los angeles, he's promoting his documentary, which is called "documented." and he attempted to leave mcallen through the airport, and that's when border patrol detained him today. >> just so i understand how things go in mcallen, would it have been easier for him to drive out of mcallen and drive the dist

he sent out a tweet saying he was about to go through security at mcallen airport. i don't know what's going to happen, he says, but for update, he gives you a couple of people you can follow to watch his whereabouts. did jose antonio vargas go down to the border with the purpose of getting arrested in order to further his advocacy on immigration reform? >> i can't speak to the fact whether he went down there to get arrested. what i can say and what he told me this weekend is that he felt motivated to go down there and really lend his voice to these undocumented minors who he felt were being inaccurately portrayed by the media. these weren't just regular waves of immigrants passing through the country. these were unaccompanied minors, 12 to 17 years old, who really have not gotten the right treatment, in his words, in their struggle to come across the border. what he found was sort of an occupied military zone. 45 miles around mcallen, texas, of just interior border check points of which he would have to pass through to be able to leave mcallen. so in order to leave

i fund -- found out he was in mcallen. he was surprised he was detained.someone who has traveled for the last three years to 200 different cities and all over the country, i think he sees himself as i am hun to this -- immune to this provision. something smells funny about this story. i think they know exactly who he is and they are trying to make a point. i don't think it's jose that's making a point. i think it's the border patrol that is making a point. let's talk about the broader issue right now. you've written a really interesting op ed on cnn.com. you talk about the idea that we're all looking for an end point in this immigration crisis here. this border crisis here. but there is no endpoint. >> right. when a pipe breaks in my house, i call a plummer. i want to know how long is it go fix it, and cost me. the problem with this story, you saw it earlier on the well-done story from honduras, you deport people, they are going to come right back. we have a revolving door on the border. as we send 40 down and 60 more come up. there is no endpoint. this is

i wonder if you interviewed the undocumented immigrants who are actually living in the mcallen, texasvilege d one. i'm stuck here. i got here on thursday. we actually got here to document what is happening with the refugees, the central american refugees for these young children at one of the shelters here in mcallen and because i don't have pieces of -- i don't have any i.d. because of my filipino passport, it's going be hard for me to get out of here at some point in the next couple of days. so if you talk to the undocumented residents who actually live here, they're stuck. >> what are you finding from them? >> they're basically confined in a 45-mile radius. there's a checkpoint -- if you ever wondered hour secure and safe the border is, come down here. >> i've been many mcallen, texas. i'm familiar with the city. as it pertains to this plight, you know, this situation where a number of people are coming across the border, in many cases central america, but they're from mexico as well. and then blending in some living in mcallen, texas, what are you finding as far as if this joern h

jonathan martin is in mcallen texas.re going to start with mike vick in washington and rick perry saying he wants the president to visit the border, but the president said he's not going. is that hurting him in congress? >> 57,000, that is the number of unaccompanied children. they are driven by desperation, but the politics are very complicated in washington on the day after president obama sent that $3.7 billion request to congress to try to do something to care for the children and beef up border patrol. the president was at a stop in texas raising money. rick perry, the governor had been critical. the white house backed into a corner arranged a meeting on immigration. after that, the president lashed republicans. >> this isn't theater. this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo ops, i'm interested in solving a problem. >> governor perry said his home state is suffering bad policy. >> how is the president's $3.7 billion immigration plan received on capitol hill? >> you might not be surprised to hear that it's gett

last week, vargas travelled to mcallen, texas, to document the humanitarian crisis at the border.t's there where he realized that he, like the people whose stories he came to tell, lacks the necessary documents to be able to leave that town. on friday, politico published this article vargas wroe from mcallen, entitled "trapped on the border." in it, jose writes, i came to texas to document the crisis of undocumented immigrants. now i'm stuck. ryan grimm is an msnbc contributor and reporter for "the huffington post." i guess the first question would be, jose vargas is an award-winning journalist. did he not check out before he went down there the status of mcallen, texas, to make sure he didn't get stuck there? >> you know, he had traveled to, i think, more than 40 states in the course of reporting his documentary and the other work that he's been doing about immigration, but he told me over the weekend he'd actually never gone specifically to a border town. and if you haven't done that, or if you don't have friends who live there who describe it to you, it's very hard to understan

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el centro de procesamiento en la ciudad de mcallen es la zona cero de la actriz humanitaria, las nochesl calor se combate con ventiladores. los niÑos duermen en el piso y dueran con la ropa que hicieron el viaje no tienen regaderas para lavarse las huellas del camino y el sudor del verano algunos siguen en los brazos de sus madres. las autoridades lo cientÍfica para establecer su futuro jurÍdico, algunos deberÁn reunirse con familiares otros irÁn a casas hogar no serÁn regresados a sus paÍses de origen las cÁmaras de univisiÓn houston fueron las primeras en ingresar, lÍderes comunitarios han denunciado que las condiciones de de hacinamiento e higiene no son las adecuadas, la llegada de los pequeÑos estados unidos ha sido tan complicada como el trayecto hacia el paÍs aun así tratan de encontrar algo de normalidad en esta circunstancia extraordinaria. bueno, siguiendo con el tema de inmigraciÓn hoy una corte de apelaciones en nueva orleans decidiÓ que la familia de un joven mexicano que fue herido de muerte por un agente de la patrulla fronteriza cuando se encontraba de lado mexicano de l

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vargas traveled to mcallen, texas, last week in solidarity with the immigrants detained there. after he arrived he was surprised to learn that his immigration status could become an issue when he returned to the airport. jose antonio vargas knew he was taking a risk by trying to fly out to los angeles. a friend who went to the airport with him on tuesday captured this exchange with a border patrol agent at the security checkpoint. moments later he was taken in handcuffs. vargas has been living illegally in the u.s. since he was 1 2 years old. a prominent activist he has testified before congress and has travel aid cross the country speaking about immigration issues. at most airports they onto check his name. but in mcallen, a 20-minute drive to mexico they also review the immigration status of departing passengers and there are check points along the highways. vargas spoke about his situation. before shortly before he was apprehended he printed this and directed his 15,000 followers to other twitter accounts for updates. reporters say his experience highlights it. >> now the na

a nuestro centro de la patrulla fronteriza en texas dÓnde estÁn los niÑos, pedro rojas estuvo en mcallenatemala y el salvador visitaron a sus compatriotas en este centro patrulla fronteriza en texas tras llegar por la frontera dijeron que se les confirmÓ que el flujo de indocumentados se ha venido reduciendo gradualmente, contaron que algunos de ellos se emocionaron. >> muchos lloraron cuando los abordamos. yo creo que es el sentimiento que nos llevamos para nuestro paÍs seguir luchando por ellos. por esa protecciÓn consular. >> la vice canciller del ecuador dijo que la situaciÓn no ha cambiado siguen durmiendo en el piso no se podemos aÑadir y piden que celebre el proceso de registro. >> estos niÑos tienen que estar ahÍ que tiempo sea corto que las autoridades cumplan las 72 horas con los mÁs chiquititos ojalÁ fueran 24, porque las condiciones en las estÁn los niÑos son para nada adecuados para ellos. >> ademÁs de observar la situaciÓn en la que se encuentran sus compatriotas en las instalaciones de la patrulla fronteriza los funciones consulares de centro amÉrica ofrecen ayuda y orient

centroamÉrica y méxico llegan a mcallen los cuerpos diplomÁticos de honduras, guatemala y el salvadorr mÁs rÁpido las entrevistas, a nuestros hondureÑos y para poder tener una mejor atenciÓn para ellos. >> tenemos que trabajar con las autoridades de los ee.uu. para atender a los niÑos velar por su buen trato como un trato justo, humano, digno, merecido en su calidad de niÑos. >> ese cuerpo diplomÁtico recorridos a centro que la accÓ frenar este flujo migratorio debe ser regional y solicitan el apoyo de ee.uu. para lograrlo. >> no podemos solos. >> tampoco desestiman la posibilidad buscar un estatus legal para los niÑos jÓvenes aunque sabe que la tarea es polÍticamente complicada. >> 1.5 millones de guatemaltecos miran este paÍs porcentaje de ellos tienen irregularidad migratoria es importante que todas estas millones de personas que viven en el paÍs puedan definir su situaciÓn y viajar a su paÍs de origen y regresar a ee.uu. cine un problema >> en mcallen texas, para univisiÓn. >> es que mucho de los menores que llegan a la frontera desconocen que tienen opciones legales que les podrÍ

patrol in mcallen. i visited detention facilities that are being constructed to hold these children. i saw a remarkable facility. it used to be a gigantic warehouse, and in 18 days border patrol had to stand up a facility to house 1,000 children, because that's the volume that's coming through there every couple of days. you know, the president is right in one regard. he has publicly stated we're seeing a humanitarian crisis, and that is correct, but it is a crisis of his own creation. this humanitarian crisis is the direct consequence of president obama's lawlessness. and i will note, he cannot even be bothered to cast his eyes on the people who are suffering because of it. if you want to know what's causing this crisis, a simple examination of the numbers will suffice. just three years ago, in 2011, the number of unaccompanied children entering this country was roughly 6,000. then in 2012, in june of 2012, just a few months before the election, president obama unilaterally granted amnesty to some 800,

it happened at the airport in mcallen on the texas/mexico border. this picture shows vargas in handcuffs. he was there to show solidarity with the surge of people, many of them children traveling alone, entering into the u.s. illegally. his friend undocumented herself, talking about the plight for being, quote, caged when one grows up in america but is not a citizen. >> he wanted to show support for these kids and he wanted to show support for these kids. he found himself trapped. we show him love and this is what we get now. he is he detained by border patrol. when i first came to the united states, i was 14 years old. i came to middle school, graduated high school in three years. i have accomplished two master's degree until this day i can't exercise it. i have been here since i was 14. this has become my home. they have become my family. and i stand here today to add that he is giving administrative relief like the rest of the people in this nation need to be doing so their parents are able to get beyond the 100-mile radius because we are tired.

we are on the border this morning in mcallen, texas. they've been making that journey for decades but why have so many kids been crossing the border in the last few months? >> there's been a whole lot stephanie and what we're hearing is a lot of them are crossing to flee violence. this has become the hot spot, mcallen texas, for undocumented immigrants, specifically children crossing the border, sometimes 200 or 300 families a day. we've seen a lot of undocumented immigrants, some who crossed the border 10 or 12 years ago coming back ting community trying to rise awareness, sharing their story about their journey to america. we spoke to one young man a short time ago. >> i migrated. >> at just 13 years old, he started a dangerous and desperate journey, all alone, leaving his family in the violent city in honduras for the u.s.-mexico border. >> gang violence is something tremendous in honduras. i became a victim of it. i was tired. i was desperate, so i made the journey to the united states, not thinking that i was breaking the law, but

i just returned from a trip to mcallen, the situation is grave. the influx of people is is putting a strain on our resources and threatening our system of public health. last week marked my second trip to tour the processing and holding facilities. i know other members of the texas delegation have made the trip as well. president obama, despite being in texas for fundraising this week, refuses to come to the texas border. the president's remarks in the rose guardsen last week did little to deter certain americans from sending their children to texas. his message was correct. but his tone was wrong. the president needs to be clear and direct. he needs to send a clear and direct message to the parents in central america. don't, don't send your children across the deserts of mexico to texas. as a texan i felt compelled to make this trip. but i realize my influence in this realm is limited. the president has the pup pit. the president can make the point -- pulpit. the president can make the point and the president of the united states needs to come to

so i -- i would bet the invitation still stands for him to take the short trip to mcallen and to take about an hour out of his day to say thank you to the border patrol and other federal agencies and to see for himself this unfolding and i would say escalating humanitarian crisis. i thank the chair and i thank the senator from maine for his courtesy. mr. king: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. mr. king: mr. president, a few years ago, tom brokaw wrote a brilliant and important book called "the greatest generatio generation," and he described our fathers and grandfathers and mothers and grandmothers and what they did for this country coming through the searing fire of the great depression, fighting and winning world war ii, and then rebuilding our economy in the 1950's. we owe that generation everything we have. that generation sacrificed -- i want to repeat that word -- sacrificed on our behalf. we are literally standing on their shoulders. we are driving on the highways that they built. we enjoy our freedoms because of their sacrifice in world war ii and i

he was there in mcallen as part of a vigil to highlight the plight of these unaccompanied children. he was released from border control custody late today. >>> still ahead for us tonight, a new warning from doctors about the widely varying dose of medicine we give our children. and have for years. >>> for parents raising children in this country, a spoonful of medicine has been the dosage. that can mean different things when you think about it. it can be highly inexact. and it's motivated a new warning from doctors for parents. we get an update tonight from our chief medical editor, dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: when katie came down with h1n1 flu, they got worried and then they got frustrated by an all too common problem for parents. >> it was very difficult for us to figure out how much medicine to give our child. >> reporter: doctors prescribed katie tamiflu. three-quarters of a teaspoonful twice a day. the prepackaged syringe measured milligrams, they had to do a mathematical conversion to figure out the dose. and they're both health professionals. she's an educator. he's a d

>> vargas had done to mcallen for a vigil and press conference and when he went to the airport to go home he didn't have a valid u.s. visa and he was detained by customs and border patrol. mcallen is so close to the border that all of the roads and airports out of the city have customs checkpoints and vargas brought to the u.s. from the philippines when he was 12 says he wasn't aware of that when he went there. critics are calling it a publicity stunt. we learned a short time ago he has been released by federal authorities. >> pelley: and waiting for a detention hearing at a later time. nancy, thank you very much. israel is reporting its first death today in the week-long, lop-sided battle with palestinians in gaza. 15 israelis have been wounded by unguided rockets fired by islamic militants. israel's air campaign has killed 194 palestinians, mostly civilians, and wounded more than 1,400. the 32-mile gaza strip began in 1948 as a homeland for palestinians displaced by the creation of israel. early today, israel started a cease-fire but gaza kept shooting and holly williams is there.

it happened at the airport in mcallen, texas, on the texas/mexico border. this video shows vargas in handcuffs. he was there to show solidarity with the surge of people, many of them children, traveling alone, entering the u.s. illegally. his friend undocumented herself, is pleading for vargas' release. vargas' friend tonya chavez is joining me now. how are you doing? >> my heart is broken because i'm an undocumented immigrant at myself and facing deportation at this moment. >> let's talk about jose first and then your case. what happened to jose vargas? were you there and was it clear why officers were handcuffing him? >> no. we didn't know. we got a phone call about 8:30 that jose had been arrested and at that point in time we started to mobilize our community to be able to come and show appreciation for him because the reason why he came to mcallen, texas, to the rio grand valley, was to show support for undocumented immigrants coming in from central america to save their lives. i think it's fair that we return the favor to him. he didn't know that he wa

prize-winning journalist turned immigrant rights activist jose vargas is detained by border patrol in mcallen, texas. he was released after being ordered to appear before an immigration judge. vargas traveled to the texas border to document the crisis of thousands of immigrant children from central america fleeing poverty and violence. >> these children are not illegal. they are human beings. they are not a national security threat. the only threat these children pose to us is the threat of testing our own conscience. >> after reporting for "the washington post" and other outlets for years, jose vargas revealed he himself was undocumented. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel has resumed airstrikes on the gaza strip following the collapse of an egyptian cease-fire. israel had accepted the egyptian proposal but hamas never formally responded. the group's members say the plan was a nonstarter because it would have maintained the status quo of before the ongoing assault, when israel maintained a crippling sieg

still in mcallen, texas. in a moment governor rick perry will join us.here's been dozens of new developments regarding the immigration crisis and here's a quick recap of all that went down. >> all: usa, usa. >> they're illegal. >> the invasion of illegal immigrants and in particular uncompanied children is spiraling out of control. >> they're treating people like cattle. >> if we don't fix the problem in washington, d.c., this will just continue to happen over and over again. >> this is president obama's katrina. it's not a good image. >> it doesn't make sense to compare this to a natural disast disaster. this is a humanitarian situation. >> the president assured the american people that the border was secure but clearly it is not. >> the president is well aware of exactly what's happening on the border. >> we are looking at ways to create additional options for dealing with the children in particular consistent with our laws and values. >> they totally deny this allegation coming from some of us in the media that they don't look like they're on top of t

and so i look at those images and they are disturbing, i do have to say, i was in mcallen texas again two days ago for the third time in about a month and a half. and one of the things that's remarkable about mcallen texas, which is sort of at the center of all of this, the community there has been remarkable. the mayor, community leaders, local law enforcement have been remarkably supportive to our border patrol and other people there doing their job overtime, and the community on a volunteer spirit has really come together in mcallen, and so those images that you showed are obviously very concerning. but i've been very impressed by how communities in texas have really come together and given us a tremendous amount of support with this situation we're dealing with. >> in terms of the processing capability, obviously it becomes a much more pressing question, when you have the volume of people coming across in recent months. do you think that dhs processes people in the right way. obviously, it's background checks, health checks. there's a responsibility to get unaccompanied kids reuni

es la frontera con mÉxico desde mcallen, texas. >> el centro para el control de enfermedades calmÓ lasarrea, fiebre esos sÍntomas como de un "flu" deberÍamos estar en alerta. >> el Ébola cobrÓ la vida del doctor jacob que encabezaba la lucha, hace unos dÍas falleciÓ patrick trabajaba para el gobierno de liberia los mÉdicos voluntarios se encuentran graves tras contraer el terrible mal en África hubo muchos llantos mientras tratamos de procesar informaciÓn que recibimos dijo un amigo del mÉdico texano la doctora ochoa dijo que el virus puede mantenerse en el cuerpo 21 dÍas y se hace mÁs mortal en la segunda semana de contagio cuando produce hemorragias, moretones y ser pulidos en la piel. ventas aumenta el temor de que el virus del Ébola llegue a los estados unidos la organizaciÓn mundial salud ha dicho que es baja la posguerra contra la enfermedad mientras se realizan viajes aÉreos deberÍa haber contagio directo con los fluidos del cuerpo en mcallen, texas, univisiÓn. >> en instantes le si usted no corre, el consejo de ex >> si ud. no corre el consejo de expertos se recomienda que logr

, according to the mcallen economic development corporation, visiting from japan and south korea. so what sort of optics does it send potential businesses coming to texas when they turn on their tv in the hotel at night and see the governor in a gun boat skimming up and down the river? if the issue is children, are machine guns really necessary? that's the question. rick perry is trying to have it both way, as usual. but he's still relatively inconsequential in national politics, isn't showing up in the poll, and he's using this to try to gain back some traction. >> yeah, and it's interesting, erica. "rolling stone" has a piece up now talking about -- they call it lone star crazy and essentially saying that right-wing extremists have essentially taken over texas, that it's falling into the hands of gun nuts, border sealers, and talk radio charlatans. how much of what rick perry is doing is trying to repair his former image as a guy who's got some compassion and try to get right with that wing of his party? >> well, i think unfortunately, perry had struck a fairly moderate stance i

is, where the mcallen facility is housed. i think many of us expected him to complain to us about the burden of this flood of children coming into his town, the expenditure of resources necessary to support the infrastructure, the burden on him and his fellow townspeople and to the contrary. the mayor of mcallen, jim darling, said to us they welcome these children. they regard the border as part of their home. they have an interchange in culture and families. and he said to us, i don't remember whether they were his exact words, but in effect he said to us about welcoming these children, this is what we do. we're americans. this is what we do. we're americans. not asking for reimbursement for the expenses for his town, although it is a significant part of his budget. comparable to the federal government, it would be in the billions. his government is much smaller, so the proportion obviously is much less. but it is a major fiscal burden on mcallen. but mayor jim darling impressed us and inspired us with his willingness to wel

ubicado a unas 300 yardas del rio grande o vecindario en mcallen ubicado a unas 300 yardas del rio grandeno. yo pienso que es mejor ques pararan el flujo de gente" castilla al igual que otros residentes del area aplauden la orden del gobierno de texas en aumentar la seguridad fronteriza en esta zona no solo con ms oficiales sino incluso con mil soldados reservistas de la guardian nacional. segun el gobierno estatal desde que comenzo el operativo denominado 'operacion fuerte seguridad' hace dos meses en la frontera texana oficiales del departamento de seguridad publica han visto una reduccion de hasta un 36% en el cruce ilegal de personas. "definitivamente si militarizan la frontera, pues yo lo veo bien" este otro residente quien no quiso ser identificado asegura no confiar en el gobierno federal para asegurar esta zona por donde dice no solo cruzan inmigrantes indocumentados. "vaya si controlan pero no como debe ser, todos los dias estan pasando droga y gente ilegal" bridge juan jos rodas roma, texas "estos residentes afirman no sentirse inseguros con el cruce ilegal de niños sino por qui

from mcallen, texas. the mcallen fire department. >> we got spirit. all right, guys.'re ready. from tacoma, washington. the tacoma fire department. >> love it. yes. >> and our final team, picked by viewers friday afternoon. here they are. from alabama, the gulf shores fire rescue. >> all right, guys. and lady. >> uh huh. that's right. that's right. and all three teams are going to be showing us some of their dance moves live this morning. in a -- it's a friendly danceoff to the song that you're hearing right now. >> a lot of friendliness. >>> first, the news. dan harris is in for amy. she's with malala in nigeria today. we'll have more from her later. now the dan. >> thanks, george. >>> start with 80 million americans bracing for another day of violent storms after another weekend of wild weather. powerful monsoon storms drenched the southwest. a father and his little girl forced to climb a tree. >>> in ohio, a truck driver had to rescue his dog after high winds knocked the semi truck on its side. >>> more than 100 people had to be rescued from the monorail. >>> an om

el centro de procesamiento en la ciudad de mcallen es la zona cero de la actriz humanitaria, las nochesgresados a sus paÍses de origen las cÁmaras de univisiÓn houston fueron las primeras en ingresar, lÍderes comunitarios han denunciado que las condiciones de de hacinamiento e higiene no son las adecuadas, la llegada de los pequeÑos estados unidos ha sido tan complicada como el trayecto hacia el paÍs aun así tratan de encontrar algo de normalidad en esta circunstancia extraordinaria. bueno, siguiendo con el tema de inmigraciÓn hoy una corte de apelaciones en nueva orleans decidiÓ que la familia de un joven mexicano que fue herido de muerte por un agente de la patrulla fronteriza cuando se encontraba de lado mexicano de la frontera puede demandar, buscar acciÓn legal contra el agente vilma tiene la informaciÓn. >> los agente de la patrulla fronteriza no gozan de inmunidad por homicidios que cometen desde el ee.uu. contra vÍctimas que se encuentran en territorio mexicano dictÓ una corte de apelaciones, estas imÁgenes registran el momento en que el adolescente mexicano sergio hernÁndez de

desde phoenix, arizona, a donde fueron trasladados por la patrulla fronteriza despues de cruzar por mcallenla emocionada madre sonre de nuevo. sot luz maria alvarenga escobar madre salvadoreña "el mejor día de mi vida, lo más hermoso que ha tenido, lo que más esperaba en mi vida" en el aeropuerto una trabajadora social hizo entrega formal de sus niÑos. luz maria asumi la custodia formal y desde ahora planea el futuro de sus hijos. sot luz maria alvarenga escobar madre salvadoreña "quiero que estudien, quiero que mis hijos tengan todo, quiero que salgan adelante". carlos zapata bridge tras su reunificación luz y sus hijos emprenderán un nuevo capítulo en sus vidas una realidad que atravesaran miles de familias que atraviesan por esta situación sot luz maria alvarenga escobar madre ldoreña tengo que esperar que me lleguen unos papeles as la corte con ellos y pues yme la oportunidada "lo primero rlge es que afirma despert onmigo" abó y a empezar de nuevo anfra --- nos vamos a la pausa en juanfra --- nos vamos a la pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo --arrancan las celebraciones