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departamento de servicios humanos o la oficina de reasentamiento de los refugiados que se encarga del cas noresi son legÍtimos o no. >> parte del problema y desde un principio nos preguntamos cÓmo van a hacer para evitar que un niÑo se identificado incorrectamente y se lo entreguen a un padre o madre equivocado? hasta donde tenemos entendido, estaban tomando les fotos a las familias. una foto de un niÑo con para saber que va con su mamÁ arantxa: hablamos de cientos de niÑos transferidos de cientos de albergues en todo el paÍs. tratamos de hablar con la oficina de reasentamiento para refugiados, ice por la patrulla fronteriza para saber cuÁl fue el procedimiento que siguieron. pero, no se han comunicado con nosotros, jorge. despuÉs de que se firmÓ la acciÓn ejecutiva por parte del presidente el miÉrcoles en la tarde, un grupo de madres y sus lirios fueron transportados a una estaciÓn de autobÚs de greyhound despuÉs de haber estado en un centro de detenciÓn. hoy respira libertad. pedro estuvo allÍ. pedro: 50 familias migrantes fueron liberadas en autobuses por inmigraciÓn del mcallen. son madres

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melania trump attended an event at the white house alongside president trump to honor military nore allowed inside so all america got was a glimpse of the couple here with the pictures. you can see the first lady in the distance sitting next to the president. you can only see her in that -- those pictures but she was next to the president. the last time we saw the first lady publicly was on may 10th. this is when she and president welcomed home the three americans detained in north korea. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, canceled airline tickets might get a ticket for a future flight but if you can't fly later. nbc bay area responds next. >>> first happening now, breaking news in the middle east, the syrian kurdish militia says it is pulling out of northern syria potentially easing the rift. plus a japanese royal couple are in hawaii on their first official u.s. visit. the second son of the emperor along with his wife are taking part of the 150th an conveniencery of the first japanese immigrant to arrive on the islan

nore businesses, in more places, can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. >>> as the national outcry against the trump administration's immigration policies grows, we're seeing more examples of how families are being broken up and not just at the border. like this wisconsin man, a father of four, american-born children, who is in federal custody and is set to be deported. franco ferreira was brought to the u.s. from argentina when he was just 13 years old on a visa which later expired. that was back in 2001. as we say, he became a father, a family man, but then over the years he has had several traffic tickets including driving under the influence, a broken taillight, and driving without a valid license. his family and activists are fighting to save him from deportation. his ex-wife spoke at a rally to support him. >> this is not okay, taking a father away from their children. my kids are young and they don't understand right now. and trying to explain to them, they just cry. >> so that was alisha ferre

their papers more than american jews get asked which summer ca they went to [ light laughter ] t nore'sot of talk lately about what immigrants are like. people say we're trying to snead inteal things from america. but the only thing i've ever o stolen is refisoda at burger king. [ light laughter ] >> seth: dina, those refills are fr>>. eally? >> seth: yeah. >> man, this is a great country. [ laught a ] [ cheers alause ] now, some people say we shouldn't let refugees in because we have no idea who they really are. but the truth is, refugees who are granted asylum into the u.s. are vetted for up to four years and screened by at lst five different government agencies. by the time i was five, i was more thoroughly vetted than most of trump's cabinet. [ laughter ] and taller than at least one of them. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but perhaps the mo egregious lie that people will tell you about refugees is that letting them enter our country is a liberal idea. well you know which flaming liberal let me in? this guy. ronald reagan said "more tn any other country, our strength comes fro

then he goes to the sing nore summit -- singapore summit and then he will go and people who pay aboutrica but we pay for defense. he will speak to theresa may with no political talent and then he will see putin. >> harris: you are so candid. let's talk about the run-up. to this. ad the u.s. embassy diplomacy point close down inside that country. the relations have been chilly. getting into this point via america. not necessarily preside trump. >> right. there is a lot of acrimony and a lot is driven here by yellow journalism. if you look at the dollars that russia spent trying to influence the elections. you couldn't influence the dogcatcher of cleveland race assuming there is one. probably not. with type of money. it just didn't happen. for domestic political purposes there are people driving and we have equities to discuss. espely one tha you mentioned. syria and the future of syria and the cooperation to push iran out. >> harris: what you said was interesting. so the criticism from the left has been that people on the right don't think rsia led. that is not what you said. you said

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. >> even the president's allies, friends are saying there is nore plan out tor frea trade. that what we are hearing right now from the administration is that the. needs to get its trade barriers up because it doesn't feel it'sa being dlt with fairly by other countries. my question is why d the president have to be so personal with prime minister trudeau. the criticism, even today of canada and even of germany and the other allies, these are amera's allies. >> they are. and they have been historically strong allies and continue, will be continuing. but i think judy, the president looks to this and says if negotiations on naf had not gone sufficiently successfully tth canada, there continues be a lot of disagreement about the imposition of things. we're lookinto level the playing field. so the president has grown frustrated with the ways of canada and i tnk he's frustratedded as well that we haven't made more progress in iewering the barriers ba so more american good kbs exported to canada. >> one of the things for example the president has focused on again and again is dairy

the drive and courage and energy to finish this battling and we will succeed and before i step away norednding alongside these incredibly courageous people. if i had their courage i would be -- i don't know what to say. being alongside sam and zion is one of the greatest honors anyone can receive. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. it is beautiful day in new york city. the pen america -- i'm so honored to be part of this. i i have been alive for 18 years new and being a student in public school has -- i've learned a whole lot of insting things but none of these lessons could have prepared me for the moment like this. education is the very foundation no all sees ask i'm an avid believer that anything can be chris if motivation and education. unfortunately we live in the world where most people look both of these essential elements. nowdays people are chasing dreams that fill their wallets instead of their hearts. people are so focused on being better than each other instead of bettering each oomph now days people are killing each other, in the numbers are staggering every day but inste

>> i am nore how much american it is going to be a major factor.eduction in sanctions and the opening up of a deeper relationship with north korea's economy, not only with south korea but also with japan and russia, in addition to rebuilding their relationship with china is north korea's economic future. much less so how the united states plays into that. we were speaking to a guest early on. that kim himself this have any interest or intentions of giving up his nuclear arsenal. even if he did, the powerful military and armed forces would prevent them from doing so. do you think that is the cas how much sincerity and good faith do we have going into the summit? >> there are a lot of skeptics about whether or three would give up their nuclear capabilities. i personally believ that kim jong-un is looking toward the future and not the past. he knows he has to make a strategic shift in order to obtain economic development that for his is important future and leadership in the country. not just a military prowess. if you can find an alternative formula

. >> she told me to open the door just call her, call moirtar nore and pick me up. >> reporter: noraration on a child is devastating. >> it's so painful. it's terrible. they wait that they are separated from mama and papa. and that feeling to be alone that nobody cares. >> an immigrant from nicaragua, she knows firsthand the desperation of many parents who bring their kids over. >> it's not because they want to com come, it's because they have no choice. >> reporter: although she's been doing this work for over a decade, the fear and confusion growing since president trump took office. >> we need a president with compassion, with love, with respect for the human rights, with love for the children and respect for family. >> nora says she has seen a spike in the number of children that have been given to her since president trump took office. 500 kids. and even during our interview, mika, she got a phone call -- we had to interrupt the interview and she said "four little ones, i can't pick them up right now, give me a second i'll finish this interview and pick them up." >> they sign th

the super bowl champion philadelphiawi b nored at the but without the team.ump abruptly canceled the planned visit for eagles personnel and said he will hold a celebration with eagles fans instead. a written statement by the president reads in part "the philadelphia eles are unable to come to the white house be their full team to be celebrated tomorrow. they disagree with their president because he insists that they proudly stand for the national anthem. the eagles wanted to send a smaller delegation but the 1,000 planslanning to attend the event deserve better." but we should point out no eagles player took a knee for the national anthem during the regular season last year and the cancellation could have more to do with what white house officials told the "new york times," that fewer than ten members of the team were planning to attend. former eagles wide receiver torrey smith tweeted this "so many lies, here are some facts, number one, not many people were going go. number two, no one refused to go simply because trump insists folk stand for the anthem, and