. >> reporter: we actually are in oracle. riept i'm standing where there are protesters who are welcoming these migrant children. we left where protesters are trying to block those buses from coming. we had trucks lined up across the road out here with signs saying no open borders, and we had the arizona state militia trying to keep it calm. they don't want any of these buses through, bringing these children up there. they got word a few days ago, they are just very upset. they don't want the administration dumping kids in oracle without informing the community is what we have been told. >> these children are going to be taken to the boys ranch. did the boys ranch reach out to these my grant -- migrant children and how did that happen? >> the boys ranch told us yesterday they will be welcoming the children. they will be welcoming them and giving them shelter. they did say it would only be temporary though. no timeline. they will be welcoming these children who are coming on buses here very soon. >> thanks so much. we'll keep

she's in oracle where the buss are set to arrive at the campsite. you see people have set the stage there. give me the lay of the land and what you're seeing, lauren. >> reporter: sure. i'm here where dozen was protesters are lining up. they're threatening to block the road preventing bus load of 40 or more migrant children from coming thereupon. we're not sure when the bus is set to arrive. we're told it will be sometime today. it's the largest kickback we've seen in the area. this protesters say they don't want to see a migrant shelter set up here. not far from here, down the road, there's an equally large show of support for the migrant children. folks are wearing white. they say they have been through enough trauma and the protesters aren't doing them any justice. there's a large presence from the local sheriff's department as well. they say they don't expect to see any conflict between the two groups since they're set up more than a mile apart. back to you. >> lauren, as i understand it, and i need more information from you, if you can provide

mike workman, senior vice president of hardware/software development at oracle.d me out here in the desert making fireworks, blowing things up. i started making fireworks when i was just a kid. when you are 12, you cannot be serious because no one will let you. as i got older, i could afford better equipment and chemicals, the raw ingredients. fire in the hole. as a lot of parallels between developing a product and developing something people like to see in the sky. audiences like loud noises, different kinds of textures, , sometimesrks different intensity. they like a lot of things going on at one time. when i explained i make fireworks, they automatically assume i'm not. that's partially true. it takes a lot of courage. dangerous, high-energy materials. one thing that's fascinating to me is it is a blend of art, chemistry, engineering, physics. it is the energy you are able to control for a short time to make something very pretty out of something that is very powerful. i think most people like watching fireworks. it's universal. some people get emotional. i pe

jeff henley chairman of oracle.hank you for coming in this morning. >> my pleasure. >> good luck with what's going on with the boys and girls club. it's a great thing. >> we have a big lineup of key players behind the boys and girls club launch today at 7:40 a.m. larry young interview at 8:00 a.m. the incoming ceo of taco bell brian niccol and toyota financial services michael groff. before all that a trip into the future. what will shopping and the retail experience look like in 2039. will malls disappear? and what happens to fifth avenue? that's next. but as we head to break check out the futures. more "squawk" in just a moment. ♪ ♪ developers are all about speeds and feeds. it's all about latency. it's all about how fast does it run. i often sit with enterprises who ask me about how mission critical and how's the performance of the cloud. and i tell them, if you can make gamers happy, you can make anybody happy. speed is made with the ibm cloud. the ibm cloud is the cloud for business. >>> as cnbc celebrates its

is mike workman, senior vice president of hardware software development at oracle.not there, people can often find me here in the desert making fireworks, blowing things up. fireworks wheng i was a kid. and you are 12, you cannot be serious about making fireworks because no one will let you. as i got older, i could afford better equipment and chemicals, the right ingredients to make fireworks. are a lot of parallels between developing a product and developing something that people like to see in the sky. audiences expect particular things, they like loud noises, ,ifferent textures, colors sparks, sometime different intensity. they like a lot of things going on at one time. when i explain to people that i make fireworks, they assume that i am not. it is partly true, it takes a lot of courage to make fireworks, they are dangerous, high energy materials. one thing that is fascinating about fireworks to me is it is a blend of art, chemistry, engineering, physics, the energy that you can control for a short period of time to make something pretty out of something that is

up next, a senior vice president at oracle talks about his second love in life, setting off fireworksn talks about his own factory and creates some of the largest displays in the country. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. days after google glass became available in the united kingdom, theater owners banned wearing them inside movie theaters, citing piracy and privacy. the cinema exhibitors association tells us -- google fired back, telling us -- one thing you can certainly record with google glass is fireworks. while most of us only think about fireworks on the fourth of july, some people, like oracle's mike workman, thinks about them all day long. by day, he is the vice president of hardware and software at oracle, but by night, he is in his fireworks factory in the arizona desert creating some of his latest fireworks. he has even designed a special show for his boss larry ellison over the san francisco bay. take a look at this unusual hobby. >> my name is mike workman, senior vice president of hardware software development at oracle. when i'm not there, people

look no farther than oracle, arizona a st. paul town 100 miles from the mexican border. that's what it looked like yesterday. protesters and counter protesters lined the streets to yell at each other while waiting for a bus full of undocumented children arrived except the bus didn't show up. the protest turned into a photo op gone bad for a politician running for congress. >> reporter: probably he was in oracle this morning to protest migrants to a shelter. he told me he saw the buses and saw the fear on faces of young migrants. i had to tell him there was no fear on any faces and there were no migrants. those were ymca campers he saw. adam quasman was making a speech. but then the republican congressional candidate suddenly stopped. he got word a bus was heading down the road and took off for it. it's what he and the oracle protesters were waiting for, a confrontation with a bus full of my grant children. he tweeted from the scene. bus coming in. this is not compassion. this is the abrogation of the law. he included the photo of a yellow school bus. >> i saw the childre

you need look no further than oracle, arizona. that's what it looked like yesterday.s and counterprotesters all lining the streets to yell at reach other -- at each other waiting for a bus of undocumented children to arrive, except that the bus did not show up. not only that, it turned to a photo-op gone back for a politician running for congress. >> republican adam qawsman was in oracle this morning to protest the buses. i -- he told me there were fear on the faces. >> the reason why the lady justice holds a blind fold over her face -- >> he got word a bus was heading down the road and took off for it. >> anything else. thank you. >> it's what he and the oracle protesters were waiting for, a confrontation with a bus full of migrant children. he tweeted from the scene. bus on the scene. he included the photo of a yellow school bus. >> i was actually able to see the children on the buses and the fear on their faces, this is not compassion. >> that fear on the faces of migrant children, kwasman told me he saw on oracle. those were not migrant children on the school bus.

i like to see what i build and what i do in the sky have the same effect on others. >> that was oracle'srkman on his explosive fireworks hobby. not even the fourth of july and they have started here in san francisco. every night i'm hearing it. >> i hope they were fireworks, not gunfire. he made a bloomberg thing of fireworks. it should have been boomberg. >> now it is time to focus on one number that tells us a whole lot. cory johnson is here with me. jon erlichman is in l.a. >> 46.8%, according to the controversial facebook mind control experimental study. they put out positive and negative post out to see whether people would post more positive or negative things. it was a secret experiment they performed on users but has since apologized for. they said 46.8% of the time, people would be positive in their posts. 22.4% of words were negative. they tested 155,000 people for one week in 2012 and found that showing people more negative things made them post more negative things. >> huge backlash against the study. jon, what is your take? facebook will have to deal with a bunch of stuff, w

residents of oracle arizona are trying to stop today's arrival of children detained at the mexico borderhundreds of children have been caught illegaly crossing the border into texas, and are being sent to holding facilities across the southwest. today's protestors in oracle, claim the two lawmakers from texas have unveiled a a plan to curb the flood of unaccompanied minors at the border. republican senator john cornyn and democratic representative immediately deport most young migrants. process for those who may be able to stay. the measure would have to be heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the

he is the senior vice president of development at oracle.t, he is in a homemade fireworks factory. of thecurated some biggest fireworks displays in -- country, even the signing designing a show for his boss. take a look at this unusual hobby. >> i am senior vice president for development at the oracle corporation. people can often find me on here in the desert making fireworks and blowing things up. i started making fireworks when i was a kid. can't beare 12 you serious because no one will let you. as i got older i could afford equipment and chemicals to make fireworks. fire in the hole. there are a lot of parallels between developing something that people like to see in the sky. audiences expect a particular thing. they like loud noises and a different kinds of textures of colors and sparks. it they like a lot of things going on at one time. when i explain to people that i make fireworks, they assume that i am not. that is partly true. it does take a lot of areas. they are dangerous. things that is fascinating to me about fireworks is the b

by day he is the senior vice president of hardware and software development at oracle.t, he is in his homemade fireworks factory in the middle of the arizona desert. he has curated some of the biggest fireworks displays in the country, even designing a special show for his boss larry ellison over the san francisco bay. look at this unusual hobby. >> i am senior vice president of hardware and software development at oracle corporation. when i'm not it there, people can often find me out here in the desert making fireworks, blowing things up. i started making fireworks when i was just a kid. of course when you are 12, you cannot be serious about making fireworks because nobody will let you. as i got older, i could afford that are equipment and chemicals, the raw ingredients to make fireworks. there is a lot of parallel when developing a product and developing something people like to see in the sky. audiences expect particular things. they like loud noises and different kinds of textures and sometimes different intensity. they like a lot of things going on at one time. wh

that was the oracle senior vice president of hardware and software development.t of for "bloomberg west pier cut you can catch as monday through friday at 1:00 and six a clock p.m. eastern times. we will see you next week. ♪ >> the name means little rice, but chinese phone maker xiaomi has big ambitions. only four years old, already more popular in china than apple and worth a staggering $10 billion. now, xiaomi, china's number three phone maker, is going global, launching in 10 new countries this year. so how have they become apple's biggest threat in china? we reveal the secrets to xiaomi's success in a bloomberg special, "xiaomi rising." welcome to this special edition, i'm emily chang. it is one of the fastest-growing companies in the world. one of the fastero

the first report about him going to oracle's when he went to oracle. it might be more notable, the fastest way to not get a job at apple is to publicly announce you are looking for a job at apple. they like to keep the cards to the chest. >> something we will continue to follow. tori johnson, our editor at large. thank you for joining us today. a huge week of earnings and netflix kicks it off today. what will the reports tell us about business in silicon valley? that is next. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. some of silicon valley's biggest names are opening up their report cards this week. netflix and texas instruments release their earnings today. about thewe learn companies we did not know before? cory johnson is back with us. great to see you. netflix first. will we see another surprise bump in subscribers like we saw last quarter? >> that will be the most important question. most people do not like price increases. muchink it did not cause impact at all. for the rare for a company this size. west approaches to look at the company and not the st

sap and oracle coming together. cats and dogs.eteran in enterprise software joins us now to talk about this. how the worldtant of computing works but i want to start super basic. why the cloud? why are more and more doing work in the cloud? >> it used to be if you wanted a bigger, more powerful platform you would have to buy a geometrically more complex computer. i got to the point where there were not computers big enough to handle google, facebook. they invented this platform described as scale out. you add inexpensive commodity resources and it scales out on demand. it is both infinitely scalable and much less expensive than the old monolithic. >> the architecture it requires, how you design the computer system cannot be putting all of the computing here. it spreads out the work that it does. >> it requires orchestration and provisioning layer and that is what open stack is. it's an open-source platform managed by the foundation. on its of people can work and advance things to make it work better. there are companies that are c

tensions mounting in oracle. protesters on both sides clashing and the talk that busloads of illegal immigrant children were about to arrive. the buses never showed up but the protests are still going on to our local affiliate on the ground in oracle. andrew? >> reporter: good afternoon. once properties got the word no buss would be coming they started filtering out but have not given up. they have vowed to come back. word got out yesterday -- actually sunday night -- that 40 undocumented migrant children from central america were going to be brought to a youth camp here in oracle, arizona, which is 35 miles northeast of tucson, arizona. once word got out these protesters mobilized. they vowed to pull a murrieta-style protest here -- >> let's see now. we have the sheriff -- he sounded the alarm at today's protest. is the sheriff with us right now? >> yes, right here,. >> what's the latest? >> well, we -- right now this morning i was there at 6:00 this morning, and i addressed both groups. those who want the unacc

once you get into the chip as us you're in the tech business yes and now you're cutting into i b m oracle you know body intel in india yeah the older hardware manufacturers i mean also a lot of the stuff is of course comes out of china but i.b.m. has already taken a massive hit. they couldn't sell their service business to china they said sorry we don't want it so it did they were going to sell off that's a thing of the oracle oracle saying same story now so so in other words spoken everybody to avoid a few attacks here and there there's a zero so far yes there oh it's x. they're going to blow a trillion in revenue for these high tech companies and essentially got the american economy. if everybody starts doing what what russia and germany and china are not doing starting to do if the world starts to do dance then you know it's going to be several hundred billion dollars a year so the talk of the germany and horizon deal what are the one of the costs or what are the numbers actually i'm not sure what the exact value of the contract was but i think we're talking about tens to hundreds of m

terminator is shooting in san francisco with arnold schwarzenegger and the son and daughter of oracle co-founder larry ellison is perhaps why the filming is taking place there. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. mike? >> good morning from the top of the broadcast center, we are tracking the moisture across southern california as it tries to inch its way toward us with a couple of chances of thunderstorms in the forecast and we will talk about the baseball game. the next seven days, may not be a wild roller coaster swing. >> the only major airline based in the bay area has a new destination in mind: wall street. virgin america has plans to go public. >> plus, how this could be the key to living a healthy >>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. advisory general america is going public. the burlingame based airline is filing with the securities and exchange commission for an initial public offering but will fault say how many shares will be offered or the price. they began flying in 2007 and has talked about the possibility

the german-based company is now committed to open stack and have partnered with oracle. s.e.c.racle, coming together like cats and dogs. is the world coming to an end? it is happening. to see you,, great as always. i want to talk about this stuff. it is so important as to how the world of computing works, but i want to start super basic -- why the cloud? >> it used to be that if you wanted a bigger, more powerful computing platform, you had to buy a bigger, more powerful, and geometrically more expensive computer. alternately it got to the point where there were not computers big enough to handle google, facebook. they invented this platform that is described as scale up. want to make it bigger? add inexpensive commodity resources and it scales out on demand. it is infinitely scalable and much less expensive than the old monolith. >> interesting to think that the architecture that that requires, how you design computers cannot he all my computers go here, it will happen somewhere before it gets to this thing that spreads out the work and process that has to be done. >> it requi

right now to take your call. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the fifth terminator movie filming scenes on the oracle campus through wednesday. no word if arnold schwarnenr >>> the fifth terminator movie is filming scenes on the oracle campus through wednesday. no word if schwarzenegger will be there. but he is in the movie. >>> consider it further proof that there's no escaping cats on the internet. the website, i know where your cat lives, pins social media images of cats according to their world locations. california has the most cats in the u.s. with san francisco in the top 3 for cat cities. the project was created by a florida state university professor. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, uber drivers up in arms over their app getting hacked. how they say competitors are cheating the system to get your business. we'll have that and much more coming up at 5:00. >>> we need an app, where's lawrence? >> where's lawrence? i'd be hard to find. what's the weather going snob a little cloud cover out there now. not much. >> monsoonal. >> you got it. >> have a great day. see you back here tomorrow. take car

. >> storehouse ceo mark kawano here next, the senior vice president at oracle talks about his second life, setting off fireworks. he has his own fireworks factory. we meet him, next. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. the world cup has proven to be a ratings success. the first to try usa games were so popular on espn's live stream that they caused service disruptions. why are americans so into the world cup this year? we spoke with the ceo of surveymonkey for the shakedown. i asked dave, who has been to three world cups himself, what is so special about this year and why so many people are watching. >> people are watching, but the survey says that soccer is seeing more interest. it is actually ahead of golf now in what people say they are watching online. that might he skewed by the fact that we asking during the middle of the world cup. golf is definitely on the decline in general, and soccer is on the rise. it has a long way to go before it catches football and basketball. >> there has been a huge spike in viewership compared to four years ago. >> and every world cup has sort of s

we called the ymca in oracle tonight. they were able to confirm to us that, yes, school bus number 267 is their bus. the ymca's bus. it is not a bus full of immigrant children trying to sneak through. that moment did cause a bit of a stir. editor for "the arizona republic" tweeted, "arizona district 1 candidate kwasman tells the arizona republic editorial board he was among the oracle protesters who stopped the ymca bus thinking it was a migrant bus." kwasman is a tea party candidate who's right now running for congress against congresswoman ann patrick. he was out there today with that ymca bus. he proceeded to tweet this about the buses. if you read this, it's clear he deleted a tweet. he says, "last tweet not the bus of illegal immigrant children. thank god." he continues, "i apologize for the confusion. that was my error." arizona democratic congressman raul grijalva did say today the buses set to bring the immigrant children did not arrive in oracle today. it's unclear if and when they are going to get there. should

the battle over illegal immigration shifted today to oracle, asterisk a-, north of -- oracle, arizona, north of tucson. 40 immigrant children are to be housed there. protesters for and against squared off. in washington, two lawmakers from texas introduce add bill aimed at stopping central americans from sending their children to the u.s. border. nancy cordes is at the capitol tonight for us. what would this bill do? >> reporter: well, scott, it would call for unaccompanied minors who come from central america to be treated more like minors who come from mexico. once across the border, they could see a judge within seven days and if the judge determines they don't have a legal case to be here -- they aren't, for example, victims of human trafficking -- then they would be sent home right away. the bill was introduced by republican john cornyn and democrat henry cuellar but so far it is getting support from the right. many democrats arguing seven days is not enough time for these children to make the case they belong here when they don't speak the language and often don't have legal rep

today's protestors in oracle, claim the children pose a safety risk. bay area would be split into north california silicon valley and central california. they if derrick gathered enough signatures for the six california purport proposal. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the state of california might be divided into six different ♪ l thdeliousness all of hshe's rup., watching wallstreet this morning. yesterday. compared to last here's a look at the closing numbers. dow up 111.61 nasdaq up 24.93 fed reserve chairperson janet yellen testifying on capital hill. giving fresh perspective as to where the economy is reserve will be doing going forward. yellen will be talking about interest rates, job creation. and an unemployment rate that has fallen to 6.1 percent. the lowest in almost 6 years. committee tomorrow you've heard of bullet- resistant vests and glass. now a company in california is hoping its product could make the classroom safer. it makes a door it says can help keep students and teachers safe during a school shooting "safer schools for a

no buses with illegals actually arrived in oracle today so were these profests successful? >> sheriff, welcome back, good to see you, sir. >> thanks for having me back. >> i'm watching it, reminiscent of what we saw in murrieta, california. and we keep hearing from the governor of iowa, new mexico, and other governors, don't send them here. but they're not even getting any notice that they're sending imgrands into these states. what's going on there? >> that's exactly what happened here, literally with secrecy when it was promised transparency, jay johnson testified before congress last week, and one of the senators had asked him, if in fact they're coordinating with state and local authorities, and he said, that's my directive that must happen. i can tell you for a fact that didn't happen here, i had two whistle blowers call me directly and say, sheriff, you need to be aware of 40 to 60 of these unaccompanied juveniles, being flown from texas to arizona, and they're coming to your county. and so i called the group home, it's a facility of boy's ranch in oracle, and they di

there were never any plans for the migrant children to travel to oracle today.he kind of protests that lead to the confrontation of random buses of children aren't new in american politics or even in recent memory. in 2005 and 2006, when an immigration bill co-sponsored by john mccain and late ted kennedy looked poised to move forward, anti-immigration forces organized. >> it is a sad day in this nation that people who are here illegally can storm the streets of our cities in numbers greater than those of american and allied forces storming the beaches of normandy, and while they are there, they demand upon the united states taxpayer to continue to provide them with welfare, social service programs, free health care, and education of their children. >> again, in 2009 and 2010, fears of immigration drove in part tea party protests across the country. by 2012, mitt romney lost the latino vote by a historic 44 point margin and suddenly looked like republicans were ready to change their tune. >> in washington this evening, here's something we haven't been able to sa

oracle saying same story now so some of the worst is spot on everybody to avoid a few attacks here and there there's a zero so far yes there oh it's x. they're going to blow a trillion in revenue for these high tech companies and essentially gut the american economy. if everybody starts doing what what russia and germany and china are now doing starting to do if the world starts to do dance then you know it's going to be several hundred billion dollars a year so the talk of the germany and horizon deal what are the one of the costs or what are the numbers actually i'm not sure what he exact value of the contract was but i think we're talking about tens to hundreds of millions of dollars something like that so it's not the german national telecoms infrastructure its tentacles services to the german government so it's like the internal telephony network between ministries and out of government institutions let's talk about you know teach a business the global trade deal that overrides all sovereignty and forces the hand of the likes of germany presumably were teaching it in place rising

people in oracle wanted to do the exact same thing. they got word that more than 40 migrant children supposed to be bussed into a boys camp today. plan to stop the buss from entering that camp. midday we got word that those buses would not be coming at awesome protests say their plan worked. instead of a confrontation we are told the buses just never showed up. in addition to the protesters here outside the boys camp. there was a counter protest if you will down the street. people in support of these migrant children urging the government and protesters here outside the camp to treat those migrant children with respect. what we don't know is if those buses are going to come back and drop the kids off at this camp. this is a camp that houses foster kids. and other wards of the state if you will. that's why they were coming to this camp. we don't know if those buses are going to return, if they are even planning on coming back, greta. >> andrew, is there some other destination for these buses? are you hearing where they are going? buses

the fifth terminator movie will be shot inside oracle headquarters. the production company is keeping quiet of the shoot other than the gun shots which take place inside the building. some scenes will be shot in san francisco but it's unclear when. [ dog whining ] >>> that is a sign of pure joy there. a dog overjoyed, casey the schnauzer was thrilled by her owner's return. she has been living and working away for the laflt two years. the excitement was too much for the poor pooch. the 9-year-old dog fainted on her side. she gets back on her wobbly legs after a good belly rub. the vet checked her out. she's fine. the high pitch noise is normal for schnauzers. this video has gone viral. it has 7 million views on tube. that's a cute dog. >> they lead me right to the treat box. >> thank you very much for joining us. we'll have more local news for you at 11:00. in the meantime we leaf you with an image of the marathon people wrapping it up today. have a good day. the obama administration seeks a permanent end to the fighting in gaza, what both sides think

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according to the mercury, the fifth term nay xx movie will be shot inside oracle head quarters starting tomorrow. the production company is keeping pretty mum about the shoot. some seens will also be shot in san francisco, but it's unclear when. find out. we'll tell you. >> especially if there's booms involved. >> we usually want to know about that. >> avid runners put some serious miles on their shoes this morning in san francisco. take a look. thousands took part in the annual marathon. the event also included half and full marathons. >> tony, our producer here tonight, it's incredible. i hope i got that right, won the marathon for men. finishing in just over 2:32. and a mother of three, ann anna raton, won the woman's event for the second straight time! that is amazing. tony was telling us he kept about an 8 minute pace per mile. >> coming up in sports, a pair of oakland a greats are inducted into the baseball hall of fame from cooperstown. >> plus, the 49ers suffer another setback at training camp. find out which running back was carted off the practice field today. it's coming up n

the bus transporting the undocumented children never showed up in oracle tuesday. but that didn't stop this one arizona lawmaker from trying to earn political points. our phoenix affiliate reports that arizona representative, adam clauseman, took a picture of a bus arriving at the protest. he tweeted it out, even said this to a reporter on the scene. >> i was able to actually see some of the children in the buses, and the fear on their faces. this is not compassion. >> well, the bus here actually was from the ymca, carrying campers, who were smiling and taking pictures. this is according to our affiliate, kpnx. the station's reporter confronted kwasman, who then said this. >> i apologize. i didn't know. i was leaving -- i was leaving when i saw them. i said i saw children. >> right. but those weren't migrant children. >> those were not migrant children. that's fine. >> and then back to the bus he tweeted out, kpnx tells us now that kwasman deleted that tweet. it's not clear where the bus of undocumented children actually ended up. >>> and whatever unfriendly immigr

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meantime, protests are spreading to arizona, supporting and announcing the immigrants gathered in oracle where federal officials are sending children. while all of this going on pulitzer prize winning activist jose oregas has been released. >>> 9.5 million that's the number of americans who have insurance through obamacare. according to new research, the uninsured rate for americans age 19 to 34 had declined by 10% since last fall. many of the newly insured are young adults and also hispanics. >>> president obama's top adviser plans to -- one of his top advisers plans to defy a subpoena and will not testify bray house oversight committee today. the white house is asserting immunity for david seemis. despite the refusal to appear, isis says the hearing will go on as scheduled. >>> robert mcdonald, president obama's nominee for the veterans affairs department will have his hearing next tuesday. the acting department head sloan gibson will be grilled today by the senate veterans affairs committee. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian markets closed mostly higher after a positive

the town of oracle, arizona, many kids are being sent there for care.both sides erupted. this is a small example of the debate going on across this country. cnn's elena machado has more. >> reporter: the latest hot spot in the undocumented immigrant search, pinal county, arizona. unaccompanied minors headed for the sycamore academy outside of tucson, urging peaceful protest. >> if you're going to send uncompanied juveniles to another state and another jurisdiction, there's legitimate concerns that other members that this community has about public safety and public health. >> reporter: and he's not alone. across the country, state leaders are concerned as shipment of undocumented immigrants passing into texas are dispersing into arizona, new mexico, and beyond. no illegals here where it's believed that some undocumented children are staying. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: south of houston, an ordinance was being passed to keep immigrants from being in their city. americans are losing faith. a new abc washingt

they refeign the integrity and this is the model of what our life is like with god and in oracle's chen theology, that is the model of the trainity and of the church. christ is the bridegroom and church is the bride and the union of the two generate new life for god's kingdom. >> one is baptism and the other sacraments and that christ entrusted to the church. this is a steward of the treasures. >> steward of the treasure of new life on a human level as well as a spiritual level. please, go on. >> yes. >> so, the church receives the grace from christ and as a mother generates new life through the sacraments. baptism and the that signifies that baptism and the automatic carries and the gifts that faithful are given life and life in christ and they are formed in faith t because christ has entrusted to the church what peter calls the positive faith and the truth of his teaching. we can be guided. we don't have to grow cup in the darkness. we can't know good thoroughly. we can know the truth. >> christ left the church. >> a little bit of what you are saying, in the marital union of persons a

and you work for oracle.transition program for you to go through there at oracle to get into the workforce again? >> there was a transition program at walter reed when i separated from the military, and then, you know, i don't think there's ever going to be a point where i'm transitioned. i'll spend my entire life transitioning. i went into oracle through a friend, so they didn't know too much about me being a veteran when i joined. >> mark hurd certainly knows about it now. he put out a press release honoring you as you received that medal of honor from the president. how did that go on monday? >> it was surreal. >> surreal, right? >> yeah, absolutely. and you know, just a whirlwind, but the president made us feel very welcome and at ease with everything. >> you mentioned walter reed and you said this will be a lifelong struggle. to what extent has your experience with the va been supportive of that, or has it reflected some of the reporting, which is that in many cases, veterans affairs hasn't been up to th

the department of health and human services says there were no kids on buses headed for oracle. now let's go to texas, where one of our nbc news producers got a chance to ride along with a sergeant from the hidalgo county kons with. they encountered a pair of women from el salvador traveling with two small kids. one was headed to los angeles, the other to houston. granted, this is just one example, but let's hear the sergeant's observations on this particular group. >> obviously, they were clean, bathed. they had their hair done and the makeup was on. both the children were clean. i asked about their medical welfare and their condition. they said they were fine. i don't know if you noticed, but the border patrol agent was dirtier and more muddy than the women were. >> well, if you ask georgia republican congressman and retired physician phil gingrey, who wrote a letter of krrn to the cdc, quote, illegal immigrants, migrants are carrying deadly diseases such as swine flu, dengue fever, and tuberculosis. yes, e bbola, the west african disease, which a board certified internalist p

could you update us on what happened in oracle, arizona today?is that the -- a local sheriff who aspires to be more than a local sheriff, decided to tell the groups that are opposed to immigration in that area what was happening, and they monitored a protest. that sheriff's job is to follow the law and apply the law equally, instead of trying to instigate it. it is sad. the picture is sad. the optics are horrible. this is not what this country is. and, you know, we have to be firm that we're taking care of children here. and those that are in danger, those children, need to be dealt with, and not simply ignored as we did in marietta and hopefully we're not going to do that in oracle or other parts of the country. >> congressman, appreciate your time tonight, sir. thank you so much. we'll follow that meeting with the president tomorrow. >>> still ahead, the cheney bunch. the rapid response panel weighs in on the cheney family politico playbook lunch. >>> plus, texas takeover. calling for a warship's to secure the border. pretenders is coming up. >

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arnold will be back for his fifth movie and it will be inside the oracle headquarters starting tomorrow. the production company is keeping pretty number about the shoot. it will all take place inside the building. some scenes will also be shot in san francisco, but it is unclear when that will happen. but you think about everything he's done. and now he's back with the terminator series. pretty cool. >> and we'll be right back. >>> just add water. >> that seems to be the trick for a litter of pups born unable to walk properly. some swim therapy at a pennsylvania animal rehab center. therapists treating stewart and his litter mates on an underwater treadmill. it builds muscles in their legs and paws. >> now all they need are a home. >> good thing he's across the country. he'd be coming to our house. nbc "nightly news" is next. >>> on this sunday night, severe weather. the threat of violent storms and tornadoes in a big part of the country tonight, with tens of millions in their path. >>> no end in sight. the growing death toll after almost three weeks of war in gaza, and the impacts on b