. >> en el paso texas, rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> otros padres migrante han prep ruido de trump, regresaron a guatemala, jenny hablÓ con una madre y su niÑo que llevaban dos meses sin verse. >> a mÍ no se me olvida el momento que me quitaron a mi niÑo. >> pese de estar de vuelta en guatemala, ello no logro superar su dolor. >> no en tienda por quÉ estÁn haciendo eso si uno lo Único que trata es buscar el futuro mejor para nuestros hijos. >> ellas fueron detenidas el 3 de mayo en la frontera cuando pretendÍan ingresar a estados unidos sin documentos, fue llevada a un centro detenciÓn en el paso texas y separada de su hija. >> no habÍa dia que no llorara. >> la pequeÑo de tan solo 6 aÑos fue a t houston. >> extraÑaba a mi mamÁ y la querÍa abzÓn para acelera la devoluciÓn de su hija, el martes pasado se reencontraron antes de emprender el regreso a guatemala. >> me dijeron que la fuera a reconocer si era ella y nos abrazamos, muy fuerte, y sentÍa yo que como que regresaba algo a mi alma. >> de regreso en guatemala, ella se juntÓ tambiÉn compaÑÍa su padre y hermana. >> ya n

padres incluso llegÓ cortarse las venas rogelio mora-tagle tiene su testimonio y asistiÓ en el paso texason su niÑo, rogelio, adelante. >> asÍ es josÉ al comenzar este reencuentro parcial de padres inmigrantes con sus hijos menores de 5 aÑos, tambiÉn comienzan a salir historias dramÁticas como las de un padre de familia que se cortÓ las venas porque no podÍa hablar con su pequeÑo hijo. >> desesperado porque las autoridades no le permitÍan hablar con su hijo pequeÑo, roger tomÓ una decision drÁstica. >> un dÍa empezaron a dar las rastrillos lo que hice fue cortarme aquÍ donde estÁ la vena diatoparamÉdicos. >> pero roger asegura que no querÍa quitarse la vida, solo intentaba llamar la atenciÓn de las autoridades del centro donde estaba detenido. >> pero nunca pensaste en quitarte la vida en ningÚn momento en el tiempo que estuviste detenido sin tu hijo? >> no porque siempre pensaba que tenÍa que volver. >> ademÁs de roger otro inmigrante de guatemala recupeÓo a su hijo de 3 aÑos, se trata de las primeras imÁgenes pÚblica de niÑos menores de 5 aÑos que por orden de un juez tenÍan que ser dev

el departamento de policÍa del paso, texas, sorprende a uno de sus agentes.entes. en centro nacional de huracanes dijo que podrÍan caer lluvias en zonas que todavÍa estÁn daÑadaspor el paso de marÍa. puerto rico sigue recibiendo los embates de los remanentes. sigue manteniendo en vilo a los portorriqueÑos. dijeron otra vez que vendrÍa un sistema Único no se desespera. don pedro asegura que fema sÓlo le dio un poco mÁs de $400. en donde de inmediato se complica el escenario con el acceso al soy elÉctrico. el presidente de la asociaciÓn de alcaldes asegura que no les han dado de la herramienta necesaria. >> no hemos tenido la aportaciÓn, la ayuda correspondienteez financiera necesaria. ilia: con la historia de marÍa es muy importante movilizar la ayuda lo mÁs pronto posible. enrique: y bueno, por lo menos la conciencia que existe sobre la prevenciÓn. y lea: llegamos al final, gracias por su atenciÓn. enrique: los esperamos en la ediciÓn nocturna. [música] niña 1: rápido, que no vamos

in el paso, texas, eduardo beckett is gutierrez-soto's lawyer.nd in washington, d.c., bill mccarren is the executive director of the national press club, which has demanded emilio be set free. we welcome you all to democracy now! we begin with penny venetis. talk about the significance of this judge's ruling and what it was that you applied for relief for. >> well i'm a we filed a petition for habeas corpus, which literally means in latin "we have the body." we argued emilio was detained because he had made statements that are critical to the u.s. immigration policy and to the trump administration. and the timing of his detention is really what the judge focused on. we showed weeks after emilio accepted a very prestigious award from the national press club and criticized u.s. immigration policy, he was detained. he had been living freely for 10 years in the united states, established himself in las cruces, new mexico posted a very vibrant community. he was an integral part of that. he met every zynga requirement that immigration -- single require

marÍa: segÚn el director de un albergue en el paso, texas, el gobierno pidiÓ a cuatro mujeres inmigrantesespera reunificarse con su hermano. el departamento de salud seÑalÓ que su oficina de reasentamiento de refugiados proporciona pruebas de adn sin costo alguno para verificar la paternidad. >> ellos tienen que buscar soluciones lo mÁs pronto posible para reducir el daÑo que han infringido en tantos. marÍa: el secretario de salud o ha reiteradoque realizan probaste adn para agilizar el proceso de reunificaciÓn. >> deben tener la informaciÓn de cuÁndo se pararon las familias. ahÍ datos s entran en las computadoras de inmigraciÓn cuando registran a la gente. marÍa: expertos cuestionan la privacidad de la informaciÓn obtenidas de las probaste adn y es que estos datos podrÍan ser utilizados para otros fines. arantxa: si usted logrÓ convertirse en ciudadano estadounidense preste atenciÓn a sus finanzas especÍficamente si le debe dinero al fisco. tener adeudos podrÍa impedirle solicitar o renovar su pasaporte. galo: pagar impuestos es algo que no tiene escape, mÁs aÚn si el contribuyente es ex

ifa masiva d redes sociales de este vÍdeo en el que una oficialdel paso, texas, apunta su arma de fuegorabÓ el momento cuando el oficial sacÓ una pistola. agregÓ enfatizÓu esclarecer el hecho.no estoy dejando lado orgullosa de ser parte de esta comunidad. autoridades el pasovan a determinar cuÁl será el futuro del oficial que apuntÓ su arma de fuego. para acelerar ese proceso han dispuesto que varios agentes entrevistan a todos los involucrados. tenemos investigadores que adicionalmente el jefe ha puesto en este caso. asÍ mismo dijo que sido intervenida. el otro hijo saldrÁ tan pronto como pa de su fianza. enrique: mÁs de un centenar de presos polÍticosdenuncian violaciones a sus derechos. patricia: en japÓn varios socorristas bocanada varios desaparecidos tras las lluvias en el sureste del paÍs. se presume que al menos 112 personas murieron a causa del mal tiempo. se desconoce el paradero de unas 80 personas. enrique: en venezuela un motÍn con presos polÍticos en la cÁrcel manejada por el servicio de inteligencia del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. más de 100 presos se encuentran en protes

la actitud de los agentes no deja de sor prprender donde un policÍa de el paso texas apunta a un grupoon de la calle, rubÉn pereira nos cuenta quÉ pasÓ? rubÉn. >>> quÉ tal felicidad un placer saludarte desde houston texas en este estado continÚa la controversia por este video que se ha hecho viral. ha sido es compartido mÁs de 68 mil veces en la re red social facebook, en las imÁgenes podemos ver un oficial lpocÍa a un grupo de 6 menores. segÚn las autoridades los agentes acudieron a este lugar para detener a un adolescente por un allanamiento de morada pero estos niÑos protestaron por el adolescente hubo intercambio entre palabras obcenas de los menores y el oficial saca su arma y los apuntÓ contra los menores. segÚn la policÍa en este incidente dos personas fueron detenidas un menor y unbajo caro con las labores del oficial. y despuÉs que se hecho viral este video las autoridades dijeron que el oficial fue puesto bajo labores manera las imÁgenes continÚan siendo rivales en la red social facebook y continÚan creando controversia, hasta aquÍ mi reporte desde houston texas, felicidad vu

ocurriÓ en el paso, texas.inutos ice se lo volviÓ a quitar. el padre emigrante cuyo nombre estÁ protegido, indicÓ que varios oficiales se acercaron al autobÚs, habÍan formularios que estaban completamente en inglÉs, a excepciÓn de una parte con tres opciones escritas en espaÑol. la primera opciÓn decÍa: quiero ser deportado con mis hijos, seguido por no quiero que de porten a mi hijo y quiero hablar con abogado antes de decir quÉ hacer, pero alegan que alguien sea marco la opciÓn uno a mano. -- ya marcÓ la opción uno a mano. esto no fue todo, indica que cuando le preguntaron a los agentes por la segunda opciÓn que requerirÍa dejar a sus hijos, les gritaron. hablaban en inglÉs entre ellos y le gritaron a lo address -- los padres. esto es un comportamiento aceptable. el servicio de migraciÓn no contestÓ nuestra pregunta sobre la decisiÓn detrÁsde presuntamente volver a separar a padres que acaban de ser de unificados con sus hijos. >> van haber muchas batallas Ó. en washington, claudia uceda, univisiÓn. jorge: ho

reportera: las protestas fueron tambiÉn extendidas fuera de estados unidos y muchos marcharon desde el paso, texas la polÍtica criminaliza las familias. reportera: miles de personas dijeron no a la separaciÓn familiar.: hubo protestas en oregÓn en torno a la polÍtica, y asÍ la policía declarÓ que se produjo violento enfrentamiento en grupos de derechistas y antifascistas. hicieron disparos de salva mientras los manifestantes lanzaban fuegos artificiales, huevos y otras cosas. la policÍa hizo varios arrestos. enrique: el rechazo a estas polÍticas migratorias llegÓ hasta la embajada de los estados unidos en la ciudad de mÉxico, la capital mexicana. los manifestantes no sÓlo exigieron el cese de la separaciÓn de familias sino tambiÉn que el futuro presidente de mÉxico asuma una postura firme frente a trump. pedro: madres de familias con pancartas, zapatitos de niÑos representando los menores separados y activista mexicanos se plantaron frente a la embajada americana en s.a. de mÉxico a exigirle a trump. y el futuro presidente de mÉxico mÁs seriedad. >> cÓmo es que se va abordar este tema.. pedro: est

fÉlix: ice encontrÓ 117 emigrantes en una casa en el paso, texas.n efectivo. arantxa: la redada mÁs grande en un centro laboral destrozÓ a un pueblo. vamos a ver el legado de ese operativo. reportera: esto cambiÓ el presente y futura de esta ciudad. >> la divisiÓn de esta familia fue por esta redada. >> mÓnica no tiene papÁs. arantxa: para ver el documental visite univisiÓn.com. feliz: la historia -- fÉlix: la historia de los niÑos atrapados en una cueva con su entrenador, sigue dando buenas noticias. le mostraron al mundo que estÁn llenos de ánimos y esperanza. reportera: desde sus camillas, los 12 niÑos tailandeses y su entrenador envÍan mensajes a seres queridos . algunos muestran los dibujo que han hecho durante su recuperaciÓn. Él cuenta que dibujÓ a todos los miembros de su equipo y los fue nombrando 1-1. [habla en otro idioma] luego en inglÉs aprovechÓ la presencia de las cÁmaras para dar las gracias por la ayuda infinita que recibiÓ de las autoridades y lo voluntarios. los menores se siguen fortaleciendo, pero aÚn deben usar mascarillas para

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, el paso, texas. >>> to a harrowing story out of texas. police in dallas say one mom's trip to the gas station turned into a terrifying fight to save her children when a carjacker tried to steal the suv with the kids still inside. nbc's catie beck has more on the terrifying ordeal. >> it happened so fast. not even five minutes. >> reporter: still shaken, michelle asked us not to reveal her identity. >> if someone was trying to do something, any harm to my kids, i'll do what i need to do to protect them by any means necessary. >> reporter: around 10:00 wednesday night, michelle stepped inside a shell station leaving her two toddlers waiting in the car. she says she returned finding a man she didn't know in the driver's seat of her car attempting to drive away with her children inside. >> i don't know what he was coming after. i don't know what was his intentions. for it to happen to me, a woman, he probably thought he would get away with it. >> reporter: police identify that man as 36-year-old ricky wright. smith quickly managed to get insi

. >> mientras tanto muchos niÑos continÚan separados de sus padres una mujer en el paso texas se encuentradel centro de menores y aÚn no se pueden reunir con ellos. >> fÁcilmente la separaciÓn >>> la abogada que representa a la mujer el gobierno se niega a entregar a los menores pesar que siguieron los lineamiento. >> ademÁs de obedecer las condiciones de libertad con un grillete electrÓnico el presidente trump criticÓ a los servicios de inteligencia y neÓo en los comicios 2016 y algo que generÓ revuelo en washington. >> hoy afirmÓ lo contrario y sÍ crÍa que los rusos habian interferido. >> lo recibieron con protesta en la casa blanca y con una ola de crÍticas por parte de miembros de ambos partidos el presidente este martes cambiÓ el tono. >> dijo que a cep acepta la conclusiÓn de las agencia de tele emergencia estadounidense de que rusia intervino en la elecciÓn presidencial. >> un contraste con lo que el mandatario dijo el lunes durante la reuniÓn entre ambos mandatarios allÍ dejÓ al mundo con la boca abierta no solamente porque se negÓ a contradijo a la cia, fbi. >> un poco triste que

i'm here at the el paso, texas border. right over here there is juarez, mexico.the rio grande is right there. i'm riding along with customs and border patrol. this canal, about eight or nine feet deep, they say it has proven fatal for several of these undocumented immigrants that come here. just today, within the past hour or so, border patrol apprehended about 500 nationals. you mentioned i've been speaking with families that haven't been able to be reunited with their children. and there is a sense of desperation. we've spoken to some of them who say every day they spend without their children feels like a month at this point. we met one woman, 37 years old, from el salvador, came here several weeks ago, has only been able to communicate with her children, her son, 9 years old, and then her daughter had her 6th birthday several weeks ago while in custody. she described to us the desperate moments when she was forced to say goodbye to her children. take a listen. and we also spoke with another parent, mario, 32 years old. he has only been able to speak with his

roger, un hondureÑo que se reencontrÓ con su pequeÑo hijo de cuatro aÑos en el paso, texas y sus revelacionesmeses. >> en las manos te pegaron? pedro: pablo ortiz, guatemaltecos que se reencontrÓ con su hijo de tres aÑos, acompaÑo a roger en la rueda de prensa. su hijo tambiÉn dijo que le habÍan pegado. dice que no sabe nada. pedro: asimismo revelÓ que debido a la tensiÓn que sufrÍa fue sometido a tratamiento psicolÓgico. en un momento tras conversar con suhijo por telÉfono sufriÓ un ataque al corazÓn. >> no podÍa respirar. caÍ al suelo. pedro: ahora que se inicio la reunificaciÓn de familias separadas, expertos advierten que su permanencia en el paÍs dependerÁ de las razones que sustenten sus peticiones de asilo. si el oficial no cree que sealegÍtima la historia que se estÁ platicando, se lo refieren a un juez de inmigraciÓn para una segunda opiniÓn. walter melÉndez se reuniÓ con su hijo jeremy, que cumpleaÑos estÁ semana. josÉ rodrigues se reencontrÓ con su hijo de tres aÑos en phoenix, arizona. en phoenix esa mujer dijo que su hijo de tres aÑos no la reconociÓ. tambiÉn, en esa misma ciudad

yarel: ideo quedÓ un policÍa de el paso, texas por apuntar con su pistola este grupo de niÑos que leun centro de recreaciÓn por un caso de inclusiÓn criminal. una de las madres fue golpeada por este policÍa que lleva cuatro aÑos funcionÓ tareas en el paso y ahora fue suspendido a tareas administrativas. borja:caro, mira esto. es bastante fuerte. un hombre fue brutalmente golpeado por una mujer afroamericana cuando caminaba hacia su casa. una testigo de la escena muestra al hombre de 92 aÑos tirado en la acera este fin de semana he viajado a la casa de la vÍctima en california para hablar con el estar con su familia. aquÍ tenemos parte de su desgarrador testimonio. >> pensÉ que me iban a matar. tenÍa patadas, golpes y tenían hasta un ladrillo para echarme cuando bajara. solamente dios estaba conmigo. borja: tenemos un reporte de todo lo que ocurrirÍa al hombre que nos cuenta todo lo que viviÓ y la mujer que vivió un susto terrible cuando vio a su marido en esas condiciones. aquÍ tenemos a la testigo. gracias a ellatienen la prueba y alertÓ a la policÍa para que fueran auxiliara este h

ella fue a el paso, texas, a ver a su madre y cuando iba camino a los Ángeles, será cosa que esto ocurreaban a bordo de ese autobÚs que borja: al menos dos muertos, entre ellos una mujer y el atacante, ademÁs de 13 heridos, deja un tiroteo a las afueras de un restaurante de toronto en canadÁ. la policÍa dijo que el pistÓn no muriÓ en Única de disparos con las autoridades. la identidad del individuo todavÍa no ha sido revelada, ni cuales fueron los motivos del ataque.' tiene marco, se conoce que las vÍctimas fueron llevadas a varios hospitales de la ciudad. como bien decÍas, ocurriÓ en el barrio griego de toronto y no se sabe si el atacante, en ese disparo en el que perder la vida, fue una bala porque de la policÍa o si el atacante se quita la vida. carolina: la policÍa en toronto ha puesto mÁs de dos cientos oficiales adicionales entre las 11:00 de la noche y las 3:00 de la maÑana para asegurarse que esto no ocurra. porque esto pasa solamente tres meses despuÉs de que una camioneta arrollÓ a varias personas en toronto. pero hablando de temas tristes durante el de semana, cientos tributo

>> es la controversia que se ha desatado en el video viral de un agente haciendo en el paso texas justamenteadolescente, oficial habÍa recibido el reporte de un joven que presuntamente habÍa invadido una propiedad privada. >> me. >> jacob negÓ haber hecho algo malo, en la imagen se ve como lo arrastran y en las imÁgenes, ve ve como arrastran tambiÉn a su mamÁ. .> no sÉ porque nos trataron de que mÁs conon que dentro del caos el oficial se atreve a apuntarles con el arma. >> en lugar de tenerles respeto le vamos a tener coraje, ante los niÑos tambiÉn, no van a saber si pedir ayuda o mejor correrle. >> sobre el hecho las autoridades seÑalaron que nadie resultÓ herido y dos personas resultaron heridas bajo cargos de interferir con el trabajo de un oficial de la policÍa. >> las autoridades del paso, dijeron que el incidente estÁ bajo investigaciÓn y que el oficial involucrado estÁ trabajando en labores administrativas este abogado nos dio su opiniÓn. >> muy difÍcil demandar a la policÍa, demandar el paso, en ese tipo de casos porque tiene que demostrar daÑos. >> para mÍ chileella esto jamÁs debe

border patrol agents saying de blasio stepped foot over the lie line near elberta -- el paso texas to protest president trump's immigration laws. the dimms pushing ahead with their crazy calls to abolish immigration and custom enforcement. house democrats working on legislation that would shut down ice and investigate whether the agency violated human rights laws. that's the democratic party for you these days, folks. up next. a new filing go. the department of justice and fake news. national left wing media collusion. attorneys victoria tensing and joe are here. the witch hunt is not over yet. we'll be right back. stay with us. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you

entonces cuando tendremos una cifra mÁs clara de cuÁntos han sido reunificados con sus padres, en el paso texascusado al gobierno de alojar a los niÑose no cumplen con buena condiciones para su bienestar, en arizona los estaban dejando en un edificio de oficinas francisco cuevas investigÓ. >> la reunificaciÓn de familia ha comenzado por todo el paÍs, pero los niÑos que aÚn siguen esperando, podrÍan estar viviendo un infierno en los albergues donde estÁn. >> no tener adecuado para sostener a estas familias especialmente a niÑo s chicos en arizona activistas estÁn pidiendo una investigaciÓn por estas imÁgenes donde se ven niÑos entrando y saliendo de este edificio de oficinas en phoenix en un lugar rentado por una compaÑÍa sub contratada por ice donde aparentemente los niÑos eran alojados en condiciones inadecuadas vecinos hicieron la denuncia. >> eso es violar los derechos de un niÑo y eso va contra la ley. >> de acuerdo al rÉcord en dos ocasiones oficiales de la habÍaes y otra porque vecinos estaban preocupados por lo que estaba pasado acÁ, el lugar ahora esta cerrado. >> pues nos da miedo que

parents who wanted the same things for their families are loning through aleem maqbool, bbc news, el paso, texas. jane: ipoke of a family go to the former acting director of u.s. immigration and customs emenfot. thank you for joining me. could this chaos have been avoided? >> absolutely. it is clear to me that thereonas no planninhe front end and it is uprising and shocking when separation of families, children involved, multiple agencies involved. the lack of any planning whatsoever, obvious by the chaos right now, is stunning. jane: what is going to happen to the children of parents who have already be deported or for other reasons are not eligible? john: there's a rious was that those children and parents are never reunited, or at least not for years. e problems are compounded infinitely when the parents are now in central america and the u.s. government has no idea where they are. have an obligation typically to demonstrate that they are a fit parent and can provide a safe and secure home for the child. it is virtually impossible for parents to do that from central america and they are barre

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in el paso, texas.n. the blackout will be the longest of the century so far. people in asia, europe and africa should get a good view — or non—view perhaps — of the darkened moon. but people north and central america will be disappointed as it will happen in the afternoon for them — too bright to see it. akash anandh from the astronomical society of singapore explained to me how this is different from the supermoon eclipse that we witnessed in january this year. the main difference is that it is a micro—moon, which means the moon is at its furthest in the orbit around the earth. 0k. and we are going to see some of the photos that you took injanuary from india, extraordinary photos of the moon. will this be similar? visually it will be similar, although the moon will be smaller, visually, but only marginally, about 14% smaller than we saw in january. how rare is it to have these eclipses happening in such a short space of time? it is quite rare to have two eclipses in a span of six months. we are lucky i

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in el paso, texas.d in cities across poland against the government's latest moves to reform thejudicial process. president duda signed into law a new measure making it easier for the government to appoint a new head of the supreme court. andrew plant reports. protesters gathered outside poland's presidential palace, rallying here against a series of changes to laws that many feel could damage the country's democracy. translation:|j protested country's democracy. translationzlj protested on the street in the 1980s when poland had martial law. i've fought for democracy and free quartz. today, everything is crumbling right for our eyes. —— right for. —— right before. power was earlier, the president andrzej duda signed into parliament new laws, many of them believe it threatens not only the independent courts, but its democracy as a whole. we are notjust here for ourselves, but also to show the rest of the world that poland is a country to democracy is important. the new law is one of a string of proposed

hundreds of parents who wanted the same thing for their families aleem maqbool, bbc news, in el paso, texasin the programme we'll hear from someone with the american civil liberties union, who brought the case for her reaction in just a few minutes. the former pakistan cricket captain imran khan has claimed victory in the general election. his party has won the most seats and he's set to become prime minister. but his opponents claim widespread vote—rigging and interference from the military and the security services. 0ur pakistan correspondent, secunder kermani, reports. crowds gathered outside imran khan's home on the outskirts of islamabad, hoping for a glimpse of the man set to become pakistan's new prime minister. he can bring real reforms, and we think that he's the only one who can take pakistan forward in the right direction. from inside his home, imran khan addressed the nation. pakistanis across the country watched him promise to create a fairer, more equal society. translation: we will run pakistan in a way it has never been run before. we'll provide the kind of governance it has

joining us now from el paso, texas, is julian aguilar, who reports on the border and itmigration for the non-pr "texas tribune." first, give us an update. where are we at? >> it's just like you described. think that now toriginal deadline has passed for the five years and younger, what the government calls the tender age children, there are two things playing out. when they're going to drop to that more than 100 original number le you mentioned, it was about 58 that have been reunited and the government says there are others who have not cause of various factors with respect to whether or nohethe personcame in is actually their parent, whether those eeople pose a danger to th children, laying the groundwork for a potential slowdown so people know what to expect, coming up with the rest of the separated children that have to be reuleted in s than two weeks. >> the government goes out of its way say we want to make sure we're returning the children to their rightful family members. has that been a pretty significant problem in the past? >> there's beea lot of criticism about how people

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in el paso, texas.pse of a dam in a remote part of laos. at least 27 people died after monday's disaster at the dam, but the secretive nature of the country's communist regime means it's hard to estimate the final toll. our correspondent nick beake is the first western correspondent to gain access to the area and has sent this report. bruised, bewildered and with no idea if their parents are still alive. the stories from the hospital nearest the collapsed dam tell you all you need to know about the ferocity of the flood it unleashed. this couple quietly explain how their one—year—old daughter was swept away. translation: i put my daughter and my wife on a boat. i tried to hold it, but the water was very strong, and the boat flipped over, and my daughter fell into the water. it all happened right before my eyes. it's feared as many as 3000 people are still stranded in this part of southern laos, their rooftops now islands in a murky sea of despair. the authorities are reluctant for the world to see this

it was supposed to be a routine call for criminal trespassing in el paso, texas, but it's now ignited a social media firestorm. >> a police officer was caught on camera pulling his gun out as a group of kids screamed profanities at him. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> do not touch. >> reporter: this disturbing video and the actions of this el paso police officer under scrutiny. watch a group of children shouting at an officer who was trying to detain a teenager. his knee buried in the boy's head. that officer then pulls his weapon on the kids. get back. >> reporter: the department launched an investigation after the now viral cell phone video was posted online friday capturing the profanity-laced incident. >> you can't do that to him! >> reporter: a second officer helps drag the boy into the street. the group infuriated, screaming more profanities when he whips out his baton to gain control. >> i'll tell you to move. >> reporter: the city says the officers initially responded to a criminal trespassing call. but that it's unclear what led to had volatile situation. >> what's most dishea

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but we begin with in the texas border city of el paso. casey? >> jon, good evening. this was also the site of a pretty decent-sized rally earlier today, and it was really interesting because of its close proximity to the mexico border, which is right back there, those cars driving that way are going into juarez, mexico. you had demonstrations happening here on the u.s. side and then some of the protesters took the international pedestrian bridge over, and they met with protesters in juarez to show solidarity, and then they came back over through the port of entry here to el paso. you know, for a state that primarily is epicenter of this immigration issue or crisis as some have called it, the crowd here now estimated closer to 200 people, while a strong showing, not nearly as large as the turnout you're going to see with some of my colleagues in other u.s. cities today. but then again, there have been countless protests in this region on almost a daily basis for weeks. and all with pretty much the same plea. listen. >> [inaudible]. we've got to protest so we can show

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. >>> a police officer in el paso, texas, is being investigated after this video shows him pointing hisun at children before aggressively arresting one of the boys. natalie has a closer look at the tense confrontation. >> reporter: watch as this el paso police officer draws his gun on a group of kids, many believed to be under 10 years old. >> reporter: the children shouting profannie as he tries to stop a teenager, his knee buried into his head and the second officer helps drag him on the street. >> he had my >> reporter: the trconfrontatio escalates when the second officer whips out his baton and push as woman. >> i see the officer choking my son, what are you doing? i got up on his face. >> we will put a report on these two fools. >> reporter: the police department launched an investigation after the tense confrontation was posted to facebook friday. the city says that were responding to a trespassing call and unclear what led to this volatile interaction. >> the officer is a four year veteran and placed on desk duty pending results of the internal investigation. "abc news," los ange

mayors to make a trip to the border near el paso, texas last month when the alleged incident happenedr president trump ordered the end of family separations. part of his zero tolerance immigration policy. he's accused of crossing the border illegally? how did we get here. >> back up three weeks ago, you mentioned he went with 20 other mayors to get a little bit of understanding of what sort of facilities were going on at the border because of course the whole country is effected, new york one of those effected, more than 200 children have come to new york. he wanted to see it. he was not granted access according to de blasio and his spokesperson. so what the mayor says he did is he and his team which included a detail from nypd asked for permission to cross the border into mexico to get a better look, view of the tent cities as he calls them, where the dhichi were housed. he said they had to check with a supervisor, which they did, he was granted access, allowed to cross with passports through port of entry and come back. that was his story. three weeks to where we are today, we're le

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correspondent gabe gutierrez who has been covering this story for weeks and is at the border in el pa -- el paso, texasgabe, the question right there was asked about the kids who are not being reunited with their families. these kids were under five years old and are not being reunited with their families. his response was, they shouldn't cross the border. some might call that response heartless. the people you're speaking with, how are they reacting? what's it like down there? >> reporter: hi there, katy. well, the migrant families we've been speaking with do think it's heartless, and they are incredibly frustrated they have not been able to be reunited with their children. as we've reported, we spoke with one woman yesterday. she is 37 years old. she's been at the shelter for several weeks and she's barely been able to speak a few times with her son who is nine years old, her daughter who just turned six years old. her birthday was a few weeks ago while in custody, and she hasn't been able to be reunited with her children. we spoke with another man. his name is mario. i didn't want to use his last na

. >>> the next stop on our journey along the border was el paso, texas, a place where we found the dividing residents preferred bridges to walls and where attorney general jeff sessions came in april 2017 to say this -- >> it is here on this sliver of land where we established a beachhead against the cartels, against the transnational street gangs like ms-13 and the human traffickers. this is ground zero. this is the front lines. this is where we are making our stand. >> but at el paso's main border crossing, we didn't see anything like what sessions described. >> this is the mexican city of juarez right here and this is the city of el paso in the united states of america. every single day, 12,000 people make their daily commute to school, to work just like this. >> if you just did a double-take when you heard the words commute to school, join the club. check this out. this is a line that is reserved for students exclusively that cross every day between juarez and el paso. expedited screening. most, if not all of these students come from juarez, go into el paso and literally go to school ev

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some of the few who have been reunited with their children in el paso, texas.pril 30th and says he was only able to speak with him three times. he says they were going to deport me but since my child was here, i couldn't leave him. i wanted to take my child. how am i going to leave him? he's little. this man who only wanted to be identified ad identified as roger said his son was taken away in february. they took me by the arm, he says. they took me by the shoulder and took me to a small room. i saw when they took my child because there was real lay small window. in arizona, rodriguez hugged and kissed his 3-year-old son after being separated for 40 days. he says his son has asked, daddy, where were you? rodriguez described the experience as a nightmare. we're humans, we are not animals, he says. not even animals are separated from their child. how are humans separated from their kid? officials say the process of reuniting separated families is moving slowly in part because of efforts to verify that children are being placed with their biological parents. the s

. >>> perfect segue, joining me from el paso, texas, nbc's gabe gutierrez with the story of two fathersho have been reunited with their kids after being separated at the border. finally, a good story, a small one. >> reporter: hi, andrea, good afternoon. this news conference is about to get started here at annunciation house in el paso. these are some of the first stories we're hearing about these migrant families that were reunited yesterday. i'm here joined by rubin garcia. if we can look at these children that we're seeing for the first time, rubin, tell me a little bit about them, who are they and where did their parents come from? >> actually there's not a whole lot that i can give you, because the notification that we received was pretty late yesterday. we were notified at 6:15 that three fathers were each going to be released with -- they were going to be reunited and then released with their child. and so two fathers had sons, one father had a daughter, all of them four years of age and younger. one of the children was 3. after all the paperwork, they were transported to us yest

casey stegall is live in el paso, texas. casey? >> dana, good to see you.nction that you speak of actually targets five specific immigration and customs enforcement field offices around the country. the court paperwork alleges that those offices actually have almost stopped granting parole since early last year and they say that more than 1,000 seekers of asylum who met the requirements were denied a chance to not be detained, even though they were eligible until they waited for their court hearings. the offices include the one here in el paso. detroit, los angeles, newark, and philadelphia. now, that judge's ruling has said that the federal government violating its own rules when this comes to the treatment of people seeking asylum. and ordered ice to stop what the suit called arbitrary detention of legitimate asylum seekers. this as top leaders within the catholic church made a trip to the texas-mexico border, meeting with those impacted and holding centers talking with law enforcement and praying. the delegates of various arch bishops and bishops holding

prior to joining border patrol in 1986 he served in the el paso texas police department starting in 1983. the major general was reported to be that adjunct general on march 17, 2016 in texas. commands almost 25,000 soldiers and airmen of the texas military department. general nichols reports the texas governor regarding the texas army national guard. texas air national guard and also the texas state guard. he received his bachelor for the u.s. air force academy gan graduated -- major general michael mcguire is that general to arizona and director of the arizona department of emergency and military affairs. in this role the general is responsible for managing arizona's army and air national guard joint program along with the division of emergency management. in command of 8000 members ranging from federal military and civilian personnel to state employees. the general was commissioned in the u.s. air force academy in 1987. he is now recognized to testify. ... you established members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. i served as mh and for more than >> i

. >> gabe gutierrez joins us from el paso, texas.inkoch tense, we have the shocking story that one of the children might actually be a united states citizen. that child's parents might actually be united states citizens. putting the child in custody would have been wrong from the start. >> yeah hi, lawrence. what we have been hearing on the ground from the families themselves, this is an incredible frustration with the process and the lack of planning that went into this. the fact that government agencies don't seem to be talking to reunite these families. as you have been reporting, there is a lot of confusion now and there continues to be over the next couple of days as the government lawyers and the attorneys for the aclu try to hash out the timelines for when the reunions will happen. we have been speaking to several of the families today and yesterday and throughout the past several days. we spoke with was a migrant father whose name is mar. 32 years ol'. he spoke to his daughter face-to-face today after only being able to speak