. >> so michael wilde says this comparison is unacceptable. he's a former federal prosecutor. you make of that? >> i'm a proud american and a proud jewish citizen. it's good for them to invoke the lessons and that is true. because children fleeing persecution was turned away from the u.s. shores and those children then met with their data. however, i think it is inflammatory when we don't know right now whether or not the children coming to our southern border are fleeing for financial persecution or better economy or actual political persecution. we have an established that there is incredible fear or if they're all the rumors of a free ticket into america is the one you like it could be dangerous to compare the holocaust in comparison. >> you're talking about when rockets are being shelled, born out of the destruction and devastation of world war ii. so i think the senator was well intended, but they are jumping to conclusions. when we use the word holocaust, it's an inappropriate word to use until the jury has spoken and we have those children honored and a process here. wh

joining us to discuss the latest development is immigration attorney michael wild.et's go to murietta. the protestors top priority was really to keep everyone safe, so the people on the buses and protestors were supposed to be kept safe, but what about protestors who stopped the buses. did they really act accordingly? >> this is the old story where parents go to the back yard and kids are fighting in the front yard. congress and our president have completely fallen asleep at the helm and right now the sit ins of this country are fighting against immigrants, a country based and as we celebrate our independence today on the legacy of strong immigration. all day long, i'm a second generation immigration lawyer. my father represented john lennon from the beatles and all day long we aid this greatest experiment in democracy. immigration issue is very significant. we have a very broken system. right now, there is a huge crisis at the southern border and everyone saying we'll fix the border and deal with the immigration inside. it's an entire challenge to this country to g

but we all know that figurative, michael the wild man, it's a dangerous man but he was also ultimatelyhe truth. he was absolutely uncompromising on it and it made all of us around him better to have that example so vivid in front of us, to have that intense commitment while at the same time having that gets to be able to take his work seriously but not himself. and you know he had that moralistic sense that journalists are supposed to have, that whole idea of you are supposed to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. he believed that and he did that. as this administration knows he was not going to be a stenographer and he had the built-in gift that hemingway described as being a built-in shock proof bowls should detector. he hated bullies and liars with a visceral intensity that itself was deeply moral and set up clear boundaries. it self it was a standard that we can all compare to. he was a subversive cat in the best way. i remember once joking with him, he would always wear a blazer and tie. this is not a blazer and tie kind of guy and i asked him about it. he very pati

michael okwu travels to the wilds of alaska. firsthand look of what's at stake. >> reporter: buried in these hills is a treasure worth half a trillion dollars. the mother load is known as simply the pebble deposit. pebble contains the largest untouched reserve of copper in the world. some 80 billion pounds of it along with thousands of tons of gold. mike is with the mining company that plans to unearth the fortune. >> 700 million that will strike an 86 mile road. could be he mined for generations. >> reporter: if you haven't heard of pebble that's no surprise. its remote location has helped keep it from the public eye. located 200 miles southeast of anchorage, it is accessible only by air. but chances are you're going to hear more about pebble soon. its fate is one of the biggest environmental situations facing the obama administration since the keystone pipeline. according to company documents getting the metal out of the ground will mean digging one of the largest open pit mines on the planet. eventually that hole could be mor

. >> well, twitter blew up: fans of the show reportedly include mia farrow, olivia wild and michael chickless. >> remember the interview that tara ried did that sharknado could actually happen. >> it's a tornado or a hurricane, scoops them all of and drops them in los angeles. >> it could happen. >> a group of film makers working to complete a documentary that inspires the story of a young boy who was transformed into bat kid, batman basically, for a day. >> the entire city of san francisco helped him do it. this dumtory is being presented about leukemia survivor. he got to save the entire city of san francisco. it was a dream granted by make awish foundation. they do such great work. meanwhile a trailer about the documentary has been released. >> we waited until the end of treatment. he was almost finished. to make his wish. >> we're going about doing a wish, it is whimsical thinking about that child and giving them a little bit of that childhood back. >> it still gives me chills. >> what a great idea and quick thinking to make a documentary about this thing. >> here's the thing, the directo

known for those wild formations -- everything from spelling out the word "ohio" to michael jackson'so. but tonight, alleged bad behavior by some in the ohio state university marching band had left their band director, jon waters, without a job. the university president, who has been on the job just three weeks, releasing this video statement -- >> very serious cultural issues and an environment con deuce five to sexual harassment bewitn the band, krefting a hostile environment for students. >> reporter: the allegations involve -- annual tradition of members marching in their underwear, under the supervision of marching band staff, including waters. sexually explicit nicknames, and sexually charged skits performed by rookie band members. the investigation was launched just two months ago, after one parent's concern that the band was, quote, sexualized, and claimed the members were made to swear secrecy oaths about objectionable traditions and customs. tonight, waters' attorney tells abc news he did nothing wrong. he tried to do the right thing at earn turn and claims much of the behav

wild formations. everything from spelling out the word "ohio" to michael jackson's logo. ♪ that alleged bad behavior byome in the ohio state university marching band has left their band director john waters without a job. the university president releasing this video statement. >> very serious cultural issues and an environment conducive to harassment within the band. >> reporter: among allegations, annual tradition of members marching in their underwear, under supervision of marching band staff, including waters, sexually explicit nicknames and sexually explicit skits performed by band members. the investigation was launched two months ago after a parent thought the band was, quote, sexualized. waters' attorney tells abc news his client did nothing wrong. he tried to do the right thing at every turn and claims much of the behavior existed when he took the job 20 months ago. but ohio state, searching for a replacement, in tune with their university. >> we can, and according to our values and title 9, we must do better. >> reporter: paula faris, abc news, new york. >> apparently waters disagreed. this p

it is transmitted to humans from bodily fluids of infected wild animals and spreads through contact with blood or other bodily fluids. michaelnn. >> back in the united states, the focus is on the border where children, someone else's children continue to come across the border. it is a growing problem for the country. a north american summit convened friday on this issue. u.s. president obama and his counter parts from el salvador, honduras and guatemala discussed the tens of thousands of children flooding the boarder and talked about possible solutions that include a program to consider asylum applications in the children's home countries and providing u.s. funds to help those countries disrupt human smuggling networks. many of the children who arrived will have to return home. u.s. immigration officials said they caught more than 50,000 central american children illegally entering the use since last fall and expect 40,000 more by the end of this year. it is believed many are fleeing gang violence and poverty in their home countries. >> straight ahead on cnn, drama in the skies. scary situation when a passenger threatens to

wild formations. everything from spelling out the word ohio to michael jackson's logo.n the ohio state university marching band has let their band director left their band director john waters without a job. the university president releasing this video statement. >> very seriousous cultural issue and a environment indusd of sexual harassment within the band creating a hostile environment for students. >> among the allegations, an annual tradition of members marching in their underwear under the supervision of marching band staff including waters. sexually explicit nicknames and sexually charged ask its performed by rookie band members. the investigation was launched just two months ago after one parent's concern that the band was, quote, sexualized and claimed the members were made to swear secrecy oaths about objectionable tradition and custom. waters' attorney tells abc news his clients did nothing wrong. he tried to do the right thing at every turn and claims that much of the behavior existed when he took the job 20 months ago but ohio state, searching for replaceme

wild animals. it then is president through contact of blood or other bodily fluids. michael> and we are following breaking news in the middle east where israel and hamas are now in the third hour of the humanitarian cease-fire. >> both sides continue to trade blasts. we'll bring you the details. >>> rioters and anger over the gaza crisis boils over. but is this a sign of growing anti-semitism around the world. we'll look at that coming up. ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money, and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with l.e.d. light absolutely free. when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn the benefits of a government-insured reverse mortgage. it will el

wild animals. it then spreads among humans through contact with blood or other bodily fluids. michael holmes, cnn. >> this continues to move into kn nigeria, a situation getting out of control. >> straight ahead, the u.s. secretary of state's latest push for peace. john kerry is headed to paris in hopes of negotiating a longer cease fire in gaza. the details of that trip just ahead. >> also ahead, journalists arrested in iran but officials have not given the reason. we'll give you the latest. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to ov

wild. it was very frightening. >> reporter: 61-year-old michael farren has pleaded not guilty to charges ofpted murder, first-degree assault and risk of injury to a child. in the civil trial in december, mary margaret was awarded nearly $29 million in damages. if convicted in this trial, michael farren could face up to 70 years in prison. so interesting he was once again a no-show. some really gory testimony yesterday. >> thanks. >>> we turn, now, to that dramatic rescue at a california beach all caught on camera. two men saving a teen who fell into rough water and lost consciousness. abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: dramatic and death-defying. take a look as 46-year-old gary goulding tries to grab on to a teenage boy, caught up a violent rip current only to be swept into the sea himself. >> at that point i really realized how helpless i was. and i was fighting for my life. >> reporter: the nail-biting scene unfolding at california's abalone cove sunday, which torrential tides had taken another swimmer's life earlier that day. goulding's friend, hillary swanson, taping the whol

put them in a pit where the wild boar you people are thinking too hard about this why don't we just look here's here's we know how to make people fall asleep right at michael jackson's doctor and they're ok he used to do it once you have them out. just tell them in any of the ways we know really do work gentlemen that doesn't seem electrocute the firing squad yell out at one stare out why do we have to like have this idea that we have to nudge them just ever so slightly into death like we're you know really doing a living name you know here. it's not humane about how you do it you're killing them ok so this whole idea that we have to have this cocktail of drugs for it's like the razor you know the first blade lift the show the first drug kind of gets you sleepy and the second one puts you out and the third one you know terry it's like you're on a massage table with norah jones playing in the back it's insane knocked him out and kill them or just show them it's not a big thing do you favor the death penalty you know i always have in principle it's just that we don't do it well enough you know there's too many they were invincible yes i mean i do favorite mo

michael sam response to comments made by an nfl coach who also has something more to say. >> and details on a sequel to fight club. >> its been awhile scooler tempd firefighters battle wild fires in washington state. and today might bring some much-needed rain -- but also lightning. the largest fire is in the carlton complex in the center of the state, where close to 400-acres have been scorched. one man died of a heart attack while fighting the fire near his home. the fires are about 16 percent contained. stocks ended tuesday on a positive note. the dow rose 60 points, and is within spitting distance of its record close. the nasdaq gained 31. and the s-and-p hit another all time high before pulling back slightly. another ignition problem with a car...but this time with chrysler vehicles -- nearly 800-thousand jeeps being recalled. once again, the culprit... faulty ignition switches. the key can move out of the "on" position while the car is moving. that could cause the engine to stall and airbags to stop working. the recall affects jeep commanders from model years 2006 to 2007 and jeep grand cherokees from 2005 to 2007. chrysler says it will contact affected customers b