thank you, paulo. >> good morning, commissioners, my name is paulo salta. the next agenda items are comprises the naturalization program and i would like to take this opportunity to give you a brief introduction and i will answer any questions relating to the grants on those items presented. naturalization is a process which which u.s. citizenship is granted to qualified lawful permanent residents. this program is solely for green card holders or lprs, and eligible to become naturalized. becoming a u.s. citizen provides new benefits -- oh. becoming u.s. citizens, becoming a u.s. citizen provides benefits, new benefits, privileges, rights and responsibilities, include an increase in financial security, freedom to travel, access the government, and most importantly, the right to vote. the following grantees will provide services to aid older adults and adults with disabilities on their path to citizenship. classes available for students to learn basic u.s. history and government, and the same time, improving their english proficiency to successfully pass a te

six years ago he started his company in sao paulo.education and digital technology come together in a playful way modules can be personalized for every student and their fun. kiki now has a staff of about three hundred but things were not always easy there was often a lack of resources and the founder had to do a lot of convincing to persuade good people to come and work for him. to find. people who know how to work with machine learning how to say central or to intelligence applying to a location it's a it's a very unique so we are constantly. fighting for resources and talent against it like google microsoft facebook not only in brazil or from overseas. so sakhi is angry about all the poverty he sees every day in brazil latin america's largest country is actually rich in resources but they are equally distributed poverty equals poor education equals a lack of opportunities for many brazilians that's reality we are never going to be able to be competitive as a country. if we don't educate our people to have the skills that they need

paulo was the father of four sons, including guytano, current captain of mission police station. he was born in 1930 insicily. fell in love with his wife and emigrated to the united states in search of a better life. they raised a family in north beach and paulo was an executive in the meat and produce industry. he joined many of his old north beach friends at the italian village country club. the rest i would like to submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: i'm introducing an in memoriam for geraldine washburn, known as ms. washburn to dance students. she taught for 63 years and will be fondly remembered by her students and colleagues. saint brendan's and the teaching community of san francisco lost a dear friend and educator. she's survived by cheryl and geraldine and ian, her nieces and nephew. she will be sadly missed. the rest i submit. >> clerk: that concludes the introduction of new business. >> supervisor breed: madam clerk, please read public comment. >> clerk: at this time, the public may address the entire board of supervisors

equipped teaching materials are out of date only private schools such as the colicchio home in sao pauloare different those who have enough money just a small. a portion of the population do not send their kids to state schools. brazil is a country in which to drop operation high school is roughly fifty percent of those who finish house high school about ten percent learned the basics in portuguese and math so. an even access to high quality education is the worst problem we have as a country. cloud has four children himself and wants to make education accessible for all with his digital learning programs that's why he founded geeking a digital platform that has already been used by millions of pupils in brazil. the lessons are presented in a more exciting and entertaining way than in classrooms. so every pupil can test his or her performance. and access costs no more than ten or two euros fifty per month says aki is already working with many schools both private and state run. pieces of. video we need to change our teaching methods and present topics differently much for much of what my

this was something that is a sandwich is a longstanding tradition in brazil i'm especially in sao paulo is that people have been coming to this market for a long time to sell their goods. and they never had much time they wanted everything fast if we can one day a man came and asked for a sandwich. he was given one but he said it's too small. the chef was upset that he put more more more to dinner in the sandwich and then said right and you go and the man said that's just the size i wanted. the sandwich costs the equivalent of four euro's and is one of brazil's most famous now. i love it red hot crest is phenomenal and they mix if they meet with the sun dried tomato sauce and was also the just we come from a town one hundred twenty kilometers away just to have lunch here i'd recommend the sandwich to anyone comes up loads of it while you think also it is. but you'd better have an appetite you won't find a more two dollars sandwich packed so full of meat anywhere else which is why the customers keep coming back. to. toxic fog sweeps through the streets of beijing the city is literally su

the central market in sao paulo the market of municipality offers a huge range of products including typical brazilian fare. the market's existed since one thousand nine hundred thirty three and the mortadella sandwich has been around almost as long. as. grams of mortadella sausage and cheese. the father of the polished is said to do the best mortadella sandwich in town. locals will tell you there's a story behind the snack. focus this was something the sandwich is a longstanding tradition in brazil i'm especially in sao paulo is that people have been coming to this market for a long time to sell their goods. and they never had much time today they wanted everything fast. and one day a man came and asked for a sandwich. he was given one but he said it's too small. the chef was upset that he put more more more to dinner in the sandwich and then said right here you go and the man said that's just the size i wanted. to say which costs the. for europe that is one of brazil's most famous now. i loved the brand the hot crusts just phenomenal and the mix of the meat with the scent right to

friends, from tokyo to toronto, stockholm to sao paulo, y°93 toronto, stockholm to sao paulo, yoga hase doing it. here, officers saluting the sun in the frozen heights of the himalayas. and here aboard an aircraft carrier docked in mumbai. armed forces personnel. and it was notjust india. this is disneyland in paris. a free yoga class for hundreds of people. even goofy had a go. in new york, the very epitome of intense and high—speed 2a hour a day living, and high—speed 2a hour a day living, a moment of calm transcendence.” love coming here. i come to work and it is very chaotic but today, i am able to find the quiet like many people. it was a challenge, the juxtaposition of yoga and pollution and noise, but it made me feel even more centred. in rio de janeiro, under the statue of christ, they meditated for peace. numb —— namaste ona meditated for peace. numb —— namaste on a global scale. tim allman, bbc news. and melania trump has met children of immigrants at the border. efforts to pass new immigration law have been postponed for now. more on that and other news on line. thank you fo

still haunted by what happened, as our south america correspondent katy watson now reports from sao pauloment when it is a scene brazilians would rather forget. the moment when their world cup dreams turned into a nightmare. suffering their worst defeat in history. four years later and brazilians are trying to move on, not that it is easy. i have come to the kabul museum here in sao paulo to try to get an idea ofjust how important the beautiful game is to people here in brazil that this isa to people here in brazil that this is a monument to brazil's ‘s popular sport and the footballing heroes. 2004 of the year that most people would rather not think about. hopes we re very would rather not think about. hopes were very high will stop now we are kind of like embarrassed, we are scared, we do not want to play against germany and berry scared for it. i know, everybody lost hope in foot ball it. i know, everybody lost hope in football in brazil. it was very sad, the whole year will stop there is a room in the museum that talks of a bigger tragedy. 1950 when the country bigger tragedy. 1950 wh

andre carrillo scored their first world cup goal for 36 years before paulo guerrera put in a second.up c — france finish top on seven points. denmark second on five points. peru and australia are on their way home. because we have had two days of the final rounds of groups look at we have got to look forward to in the last 16. the first knockout round. france v argentina and uruguay v portugal on saturday. spain v russia and croatia v denmark on sunday a quick update from england now. dele alli is back in full training with the squad, after missing the win over panama with a thigh strain. ruben loftus cheek came in for the spurs midfielder in the 6—1victory, and alli may find it difficult to get back into gareth southgate's starting 11 given the performance they're both level pegging. england at hairahead in they're both level pegging. england at hair ahead in the fairplay table. but would it be better for england to lose the match, and come second in group g. would that help them get an easier path? i want to win every game i play and we want to win every game and if we win every ga

from sao paulo, the bbc‘s daniel gallas reports.hree hours in brazil. armed robbers attacking a driver, seizing the truck and driving off. later they take all the material, usually medication and electronics, and resell them on the black market. dozens of drivers and security personnel have lost lives. almost $2 billion worth of goods were stolen in five years. it should be nearly impossible to rob one of these lorries. there is plenty of technology involved. electric wires in the windows. a panic button. microchips inside the cargo that i tracked by satellite. if anyone tries to break in, this happens. this company has 300 cameras and thousands of transponders monitoring their cargo. even they are struggling with thieves becoming more sophisticated. for the last five years, brazil has seen an incredible 75% surge in the number of robberies. another company is developing drones to follow lorries and stream live images. that technology is still a few years away. so far, cargo theft has been minimised bya away. so far, cargo theft has

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fighting spirit and that's why they added another one in the second half to make it two zero it was paulo get it or he scored in the fiftieth minute and that was the final score it was an exciting game to watch but that means poor in austria. they said goodbye to the world cup in russia all right and now another big team whose fate is hanging in the balance is of course argentina playing we are today yet you know messi and his team mates i mean they really have to step up it was a very disappointing world cup for them so far and all eyes will be on them whether they can still make it to the knockout stages if we have a look at the table here argentina our last i mean these are the finalists of the world cup two thousand and fourteen in brazil and their last in their group they're facing elimination what they have to do they're playing nigeria they have to win and then they have to hope that iceland doesn't be cray sure that would be their way through but again that's not sure yet anything can happen at this world cup there have been so many upsets and there's been a little bit of unrest i

>> i think with the sidlac, they would have to provide -- and paulo can correct me if i'm wrong -- 20% of the lower and so we want to make sure that the project has enough middle-income housing. >> vice president melgar: i understand. it seems to me that if a developer has financing elsewhere that pencils out for them they don't need sidlac then they can choose either one, either option, and still get the benefit of the project. am i wrong about that? of the program. that's what i meant. >> if -- that's what our recommendation would be, yeah. but, yeah, again, on tier 1, for example, the requirement is 20%, so if you dropped all of your units to 50% a.m.i. or less, you would be eliminating the upper two middle income tiers, which is what the supervisor is concerned about. >> vice president melgar: thank you. the next several questions that i have are for ms. mohan. again, i'm supportive and i just want to make sure that we are on the same page. the first question that i have -- and i will go through them and about the timing and hearing from director ram, are you okay saying 120 days a

paulo alto 74 to 79, san jose 77 to 80. temperatures will go up a little bit and take a dip on wednesday and climb back up toward the end of the week. paul credo is up in sierra. 42 and clear. saturday was nice and then it changed. sunday was wild with boomers, lightning, hail and over a half inch of rain. that upper low was there, we gave you fair warning on that thursday and friday. th

i'm paulo ikezoe, citywide commission. before you today, we have a piece of legislation we had embarked upon creating more family-sized units, with a very high requirement of 40% of the bedrooms need to be either 2 or more bedrooms. and so those are all great components of the legislation as well as additional support and notification for small businesses. that might be impacted through home sf projects. we ensured that there would not be any displacement of people that are living in units to be taken over by home sf projects. but now we're at a time where after legislation has passed, we do see there are more project sponsors utilizing the state density bonus law. so we did a lot of talking to project sponsors, trying to talk to the planning staff, to figure out what it was to figure out what we need to do to adjust our home-sf program to make it more attractive. that was really important. people said, we would like affordable housing, but we want neighborhood input. we also want more local control over it or local review

. >>> an electronics store in sao paulo, brazil. a perfect opportunity to be as unsubtle as possible. these guys say, that laptop looks great, i'll put that down my shorts even though they're standing right in front of the shop shopkeeper. it's brzezinski -- it's brazil, we see this happen all the time. a pat on the back, thanks, man, no worries. the reason being the shopkeeper stayed calm and essentially said, look, mate, we've got cameras, you're going to get caught and arrested, i wouldn't if i were you. and the thieves were like, yeah, all right, and gave the stuff back and left, in 15 seconds it goes from being robbery to, oh, my bad, thanks for the advice, we'll go do something else. a second video from brazil. this woman is inside the lobby area of her building. everybody is cool. you're standing right outside your building. you're waiting for your car to turn up. and then you're just not safe. two guys in a motor bike see an easy target. she tries to fight back but they rip off her handbag, take her suitcase, and while you'r

i'm joined now by our sao paulo bureau chief, julia leite.ow much do analysts expect china to buy from brazil after tariffs go into effect? julia: the estimate is they can buy about 4 million tons in the last quarter of this year, so there is a lot of room for brazil to increase exports to china. alix: when you are taking a look at the soybean premium, you are going to get more demand from china and the soybean premium has been rising. can brazil take advantage of those high prices? julia: the problem is that premium, although it is rising a lot, it is not reaching brazilian farmers because most of the soy business in brazil, the buying of soy has virtually ground to a halt. there is not a lot of business going on and this is still a ripple effect from the truckers'strike in may. -- truckers' strike in may. alix: when will it wind up affecting exports? i assume a lot of beans went there before the truck strike happened. when do we start to see it in the export data, and what are some other issues? julia: the estimates are they have enough soy

paulo. how did it come to this flipped upside down like this no show. a whole. does this heart was everyone just. she's a. once a girl and soon i. need some of the love and attention but i know it won't be put. in. he. leaves. a good. deal of this. i can see you. ever see i played golf. the fruit of the poisonous tree this is what critics are calling the ongoing investigation of alleged trump world collusion with russia during the two thousand and sixteen election in the meantime the upper echelons of the f.b.i. have been decimated to prove that misconduct as russia gate morphed into f.b.i. get. more than three hundred world and russian managers architects visionaries the largest international congress on the development of july seventeenth through twenty second serratia park business program interactive exhibition urban festival details on my servant forum dot com. you have yet to get. in the world cup celebrate reaching the last sixteen along with france denmark and croatia it does mean iceland and its goodbye. goodbye to the much loved viking club. on wednesd

sent paulo and banco santander up at the top there, adding the most points to the stoxx 600 index. also see unicredit there, bnp paribas, ubs. so these financials are really adding a lot of points to the stoxx 600, really pulling it up there. and a couple of defensive stocks like see b.a.t. and anheuser-busch. take a look at the losers here. at the top, you have three companies that have gone ex dividend today. total, ferguson & cobol have all gone ex dividend. possibly the only reason for those drops. although we do see number one, the oil price rolling this morning and num two, a downgrade for sunk upon. another couple of reasons can be added to that. you've got rolls-royce holding holding in first place, falling to present. -- falling 2%. they have cash falling in connection to the engines for the 787. dan: great stuff --mark: great stuff. the european markets opening higher. stocks can only be described as a tumultuous g7 meeting. peter oppenheimer is here. should we be shrugging off that g7 meeting? are you struggling -- shrugging that off? peter: the key is the underlying fun

less discuss this further now artie's paulus joins me live paulo what's in that deal. well essentially what we've heard is that the european union leaders have agreed to a binding compromise over the whole migrant issue now the fact that it's non-binding is significant what this means is that african countries are not obliged to have refused the centers set up on their soil and at the same time those european countries who do not want to see more migrants coming in on not obliged to do so so you have a country for example like hungary that has refused the entry of migrants it now has a legal basis on which to do that now some of the changes also include for example migrants not being allowed to choose where they abide at the same time migrant centers will be set up in european countries more support will be given to mediterranean countries that are also affected by the whole migrant crisis the relocation of migrants across the european union will be on a voluntary basis and then you have the dublin agreement that put the responsibility for caring for refugees on the co

chernobyl and asking people about how the situation was unfolding ukrainian journeys unhappy with paulo being allowed entry to the country launched an online campaign and called for people to kill her well she then started receiving death threats on twitter and subsequently fled the country. the incident was mentioned at the media freedom conference that paula was heading to however the panel changed the subject when it was mentioned. don't you think that ukraine should step away from the policy that would condemn and russia i'm think full to the speaker for condemning the decision of the ukrainian authorities not to allow russian journalist of guinea permaculture and r.t. correspondent paula slip to come to crane favor by preventing them from participating in this conference thank you. an open question more for the audience not necessarily for the expert panel here so i'm sure that that will be discussed during the break or have one was of one last question we calling it a day. now ok i will listen thank you very much to my panelists. russian foreign ministry spokeswoman marie as the h

friends, from tokyo to toronto, from stockholm to sao paulo, yoga has become a positive influence inn in the frozen heights of the himalayas. and here aboard an aircraft carrier docked in mumbai, armed forces personnel. presumably using military mantras. and it was notjust india. this is disneyland in paris. a free yoga class for hundreds of people. even goofy had a go. in new york, the very epitome of intense and high—speed 2a hour a day living, a moment of calm transcendence. i love coming here. i come to work and it is very chaotic. but today, i am able to find the quiet like many people. it was a challenge, the juxtaposition of yoga and pollution and noise, but it made me feel even more centred. in rio dejaneiro, under the statue ofjesus christ, they meditated for peace. namaste on a global scale. tim allman, bbc news. that menus again, america's first lady has their children separated from their parents at the mexico border —— that menus again. more on the bbc news website. thank you for watching. hello. 0ur weather's warming up. i know that's not music to everyone's ears, but i

interior minister whose values to deport thousands of migrants and fix the crisis and lastly we have paulo sivana the original pick for economic minister he's made his opposition to euro zone no secret he's even written a book about europa plan b. this made the financial markets take quite a dive but dumping the euro isn't as real a threat anymore as it has been long forgotten by the coalition after polls suggested sixty to seventy percent of italians opposed immediate eurozone that's drawl the euro skeptics change their position to satisfy voters right now the main focus lies with their government of change it proposes solutions to problems they see as connected to the e.u. but it also promote promise promises to lift sanctions on russia as well as pursue normal relations between the two countries we'll have to see how far that program can progress though massive protests both in favor of the interim president and the coalition are expected soon with chaos on the horizon it's still hard to say what lies in store for the e.u. but it definitely can't afford to lose italy. well let's go to t

denied entry however under ukrainian law foreigners must be given a reason if they're denied access or paulo has had to leave ukraine before previously because she was getting death threats in twenty fifteen she was covering a story about wildfires sweeping through the area around chernobyl and asking people about how the situation was unfolding ukrainian journalist unhappy with paula being allowed entry to the country launched an online campaign and called for people to kill her since she then started receiving death threats on her twitter account from his followers and subsequently fled the country or is that. well the o s e has already given its official reaction expressing regret and stressing all participating states should facilitate free travel for journalists across the region or have asked a number of media organizations to comment on the situation among them reporters without borders and the international association of journalists we're still waiting for their response the international federation of journalists has already replied to us those saying that ukraine's actions contrad

. >> reporter: this video is just 37 seconds long but appears to show 34-year-old paulo remes getting hit by a border patrol vehicle. the s.u.v. then drives away. almost a million people have watched the video on social media since it posted. nihappened thursday night in a part of the tohono o'odham nation. th is a 62-mile reservation that weraddles the u.s.-mexico border in southern arizona near tucson. tribal leaders oppose president trump's border wall. it's an area where native americans encounter agents often as they look for illegal immigrants and drug traffickers. u.s. border patrol says, "we do not tolerate misconduct on or thf duty and will fully cooperate with all investigations." remes and his family released a statement through community leaders, saying he saw "the ehicle approaching near his grandparents' home" and that's when he "started filming." he says when he stepped into the road, "the driver accelerated reward him," and struck him. reena, tribal leaders say this is one of many incidents acvolving federal agents acting improperly on their land. in 2003, the tribe sa

. >> anthony: so how different is salvador from rio and sao paulo? a modern, you know? um. the music here, the kind of life, the attitude. this area is amazing. >> anthony: it is. >> claudio: it's amazing. come here for eat, drink, history, memory, anything. >> anthony: pelourinho, pelo for short, was salvador during the portuguese colonial period. it's almost always a party. a series of parties, actually. but tonight is special. >> claudio: oh, look at this smell, man. >> anthony: it smells good. >> claudio: yes. >> anthony: oh, that's good. >> marilia: isn't it good? >> anthony: so where to next? >> marilia: go to the stairs. >> anthony: yep. >> claudio: i like to bring you here today because coming here, people everywhere, it is a free party, you can dance, you can drink your beer everywhere, let's go see the show inside. it's amazing. woo! >> claudio: you'll try that! >> anthony: what is it? >> claudio: it's a -- clove with a mix of, uh, honey, lemon. >> anthony: alcohol? >> claudio: yes. >> anthony: alcohol of unknown origin dispensed from atop

, elahmadi and, mohamednur tuccu, sakineh afrasiabi, fatimah at the sebi, vincent chiejina, isaac paulosabi. gloria trevisan, anthony disson, hamid kani kamru miah mohammed hamid, raney begum, who husna begum, mohammed hanif. joseph douglas, stephen power, denis murphy, zainab dean, jeremiah dean. mohammad alhajali. khadija khalloufi, marjorie vital, ernie vital is ebrahim, gary maunders. we will rememberthem. vital is ebrahim, gary maunders. we will remember them. let us pray. 0h god, you do not willingly grieve or afflict your children. look with compassion on the suffering of these families, and of this community, in this time of loss. mehdi el—wahabi sustain us in our anguish, and into the darkness of grief bring the light of your love. throuthesus christ our lord. amen. all: amen. before reading, i have been instructed to say something for myself, and we all know, we end up doing what clarrie says. in a way, coming here from your, has felt like intruding on other people's grief, like trespassing others‘ holy ground. but the reality is what happened a year ago affect trade us all ove

top of the second paulo orlando...line drive to center field...man on second would score.thing. we go to the seventh inning. a's trying to get something going with two men on base...mike moustakas strikes out swinging. danny duffy had 10 strikeouts on the day. in the 9th alex gordon says good bye...that ball is gone. athletics lose this game 2 to zero. they are back at the coliseum against the royals tomorrow afternoon. (jr stone) we had to wait 37-years to see american pharoah break the triple crown drought in 2015 today at the 150th belmont stakes... justify looking to join american pharoah as the 13th triple crown winner. justify entering the race with the best odds... 4-5 he held the lead for the entire race... he won the race by one and three-fourth lengths. justify is the second undefeated triple-crown champion... joining seattle slew in 1977. justify is now the most valuable horse in racing history the 13th triple crown winner is worth 75-million dollars (michelle) and just as a reminder to celebrate the warriors win safely -- new video just into our newsroom shows

paulo alto 74 to 79, san jose 77 to 80. temperatures will go up a little bit and take a dip on wednesday and climb back up toward the end of the week. paul credo is up in sierra. 42 and clear. saturday was nice and then it changed. sunday was wild with boomers, lightning, hail and over a half inch of rain. that upper low was there, we gave you fair warning on that thursday and friday. they are now out of there so it will be quiet over the sierra. it is moving out good. 50s for most of the temps, maybe a 60 at sfo, but other than that high pressure will kick in for a warm up. temperatures are right about where they should be this time of year. so is mr. sal castendo. let's hope today is better than last week. >>> we are getting decent commute right now. i am looking around to make sure i am not jinxing myself. you can see traffic is going to be busy on westbound 580 as you drive through the altamont pass. a little bit of a minor crash on 580, right at the altamont pass on the shoulder. the traffic is slow anyway. a crash at

is one us from sao paulo of our reporters.signed was defending the company's bottom line, doing the right thing. what caused him to give up the goat? >> that's right, he resigned yesterday, a holiday in brazil. the government announced how they would compensate for the diesel price cuts that they promised truckers. they also announced a meeting with the president temer. petrobrasne hour ago, released a filing saying that the ceo resigned, gave no other information. vonnie: he was credited with turning around the state-controlled oil company. caroline: do we know who will be taking the helm next? this must be why shares are falling so significantly. know yet, we are still dealing with the breaking news, the shares did take a lot. they were suspended in brazil. in new york down 10%. petrobras did not say who the interim ceo would be. there should be a press conference momentarily to explain. the first reaction we got from analyst and politicians was that this was not good news for petrobras. struggling under the pricing policy t

[reading] ing amendment] >> gino is a planning technician and provide -- reworked for thef san paulo. he has a bachelor's degree in urban studies and plans from san francisco state. >> good afternoon. the item before you is an amendment to the planning cold that would allow catering as accessory to restaurants under certain conditions. i will provide a brief overview after superviso safai. >> president hillis: welcome. >> good afternoon. looks like you have a good agenda today. a lot of fun stuff. i am very excited to be hear and this is a nice piece of legislation not because i'm proposing it but because i think in the context of retail seeing a major competition from the internet and retail businesses relieving significant competition from all walks of our economy we are trying to be creative in our proposal to think about existing limited-use restaurants and how they utilize all their space and manage it in an effective way. i had the pleasure of meeting the owner of la victoria bakery a few years ago. they have a history of using their space for multiuses. in this case we are talk

second inning, paulo orlando with an rbi base hit off chris bassity. 1-0 kc.esuran. a solo home run. the royals win 2-0. >>> crazy finish to the san jose earthquakes match against los angeles. with a quakes player getting unfairly ejected. it all started in the second halfme half. san jose trailing. stopping on a dime then chipping the ball to tie the game at two. l.a.'s defender passing back to the keeper. steals it and buries it into the empty net. quakes up 3-2. 90th minute. check out the great passing. that was the equalizer, so it's 3-3. stoppage time here now. controversy kevin partida appears to take to but in slow-mo, it looks like he doesn't touch him. he gets a red card and is gone.. the game winner. 4-3 is the final. >>> french open. women's championship tennis, the american sloane stephens against number one simona halep. stephens one last year's u.s. open. she took the first set. the winner of the first set as won 43 of the last 46 grand slam titles. she looks like she ran out of gas losing the next two, giving halep her first career grand slam ti

let's go to paulo sandoval in texas near the u.s.-mexican border. so what is the situation there? >> reporter: wolf, here in the south texas city we heard from federal officials as they walked step by step over about how the families are apprehended. only eight miles south of where we are here. and we heard from officials it is clear there is still plenty of confusion on how the family reunification is supposed to happen. >> reporter: tonight confusion and questions about the trump administration's zero-tolerance policy. how and when will parents and children separated at the border be reunited? >> today was the first day that we went in and among the people being criminally prosecuted for the misdemeanor of illegal entry, there were no parents. >> reporter: the department of health and human services said there are 2458 children under 13 in their care with nearly 500 five years and younger. and president trump signed an executive order allowing families who have crossed the border illegally to be detained together but the zero-tolerance policy has been curtailed. customs and bord

paulo sandoval has the story of one mother who made it through. >> reporter: what we witnessed todayere in washington dulles international airport, very similar to what's happened across the united states with some of these reunifications slowly happening. these mothers and fathers able to see their children again. this one had to do with 25-year-old brenda garcia. a woman from el salvador who says she entered the country illegally in late may with her 7-year-old son. a day after that happened, after she was detained by immigration authorities, she says her child was taken away. her attorneys believe that that was so that the u.s. government could prepare to file these criminal charges against garcia. well, that never happened but still she says the damage was done. what followed is a trip for her to colorado and a detention center there for a child that had to be taken to a child care facility in florida. they were separated for weeks. it wasn't until last week and with help of immigration attorneys that garcia was able to speak to her son over the phone. this is what all played out