>> i think pro publica writes about people who live in poverty all the time. i would encourage this reader to take a look at our entire website. and there are people that served and not gotten what they're due about that hospital that is supposed to serve veterans. we cuff all of those things. and that this is in the the immigrant's fault. the government of the united states decided to take their children away without finding that these parents are unfit to raise their children. the government has to own that. there is a judge now ordering the fostto try to fix this mess because he's found that this is a mess. >> jeff session as announced knit march of this year right? so there is a question wasn't the media found a convenient story in a limited geo photographic location to demonstrate america's disdain for noncitizens rather than putting in the effort to focus on its national disdain for it's own citizens. >> i don't completely disagree with this person. i disagree that somehow the media focused on i think that you know by writing about immigrants doesn't mea

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pro-publica senior reporter talks about covering mexico and u.s. government immigration policy. "q&a." >> elected to a second term with the slogan he kept us out of war. 1917, president woodrow wilson was under pressure to declare war on germany and into the great war. in russia that same month, facing revolution, the widespread opposition to participates in in world war i, czar nicholas the second abdicated his throne. american history tv, will england discussed in

galo: usando datos pÚblicos, el grupo de periodismo de investigaciÓn pro pÚblica descubriÓ que desde menos 70 argo, llama la atenciÓn que uno de los ejecutivos del servicio de inmigraciÓn catalogÓ a los centros de detenciÓn de menores como campamentos de verano. senadores han protestado, llamando secuestro y abuso de menores a la controversial polÍtica de separar familias. >> no habÍ galo: el custo galo arellano, desde miami florida. enrique: la uÑa americana de libertades civiles iÓn trump po supuestos malos tratos a cientos de inmigrantes indocumentados recluidos una presiÓn de alta seguridad. jaime garcÍa tiene mÁs detalles desde los Ángeles. jaime: en esta corte federal en los Ángeles, abogados de la uniÓn de libertades civiles presentado una demanda que acusa al gobierno del presidente donald trump y la oficina de inmigraciÓn y aduanas, conocida como ice, de violar los derechos constitucionales y tratar inhumanamente a centenares de inmigrantes, que desde hace dos meses estÁn confinados en medio del desierto, dentro de esta prisiÓn federal de alta >> no me sorprende que estéÉste

a report by pro-publica revealed over the last 5 years police responded to at least 125 calls reportingex offenses at shelters that primarily serve immigrant children. in a lawsuit filed against the shiloh facility south of houston several immigrants minors describe being forced to take prescription drugs without parental consent. levian pacheco, a former hhs shelter employee in mesa, arizona, is accused of sexually assaulting eight teenage boys. health and human services says that any allegation of abuse or neglect is taken seriously. katy murdza is a legal advocate with the dilley pro bono advocacy project. they work closely with familiesy reporting any type of issues regarding access to medical care isn't easy. >> the moms keep taking them to the medical facility and they keep being told, 'oh that's normal for a kid not to eat for a week,' or just giving them, telling them to drink more wate >> reporter: for thes immigrant advocates groups, the focus remains on the treatment while in custody. mireya villarreal, cbs news. dilley texas. >> morgan: coming up next: a warning about cars w

now to the shadow rulers of the department of veterans affairs you heard me right according to pro publica trump has three citizen private citizens secretly running the v.a. from behind the scenes one could get a room here now to explain the situation as our own senior shadow lurker john of o'donnell. what's going on alex shadowless side so it's no big deal it's just an informal council of three trump mara lago cronies without specifically relevant military or health kaylor experience who have sweeping power over policy and upper level hiring that affects the lives of millions of our veterans without any oversight but with conflicts of interest no big deal. yet it's a big deal our government is always treated our veterans shamefully and now trump is actually using the v.a. is like a pet project for his rich friends who are these people anyway all right well you got bruce moscowitz a doctor and mark sherman a lawyer or whatever but leading the team you got ike perlmutter the chairman of marvel entertainment who are real and if this guy can oversee the intricate story lines of season two of

but the source ultimately agreed --allow me and pro-public of pro publica to publish it. the u.s.mexico and government immigration policy, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. next, government officials just -- testify on border security and immigration policy for migrant families coming to the united states. they spoke last week in front of the senate judiciary committee. it is three hours.

i had mentioned that is a problem with these transfer this with a lack of transparency recently pro publica put out an article that distillery into kind of stuff just keep progressivity in tucson recently a former employee there was arrested on eight counts of child molestation this person was also a check positive a very brief beginning of scrutiny has yielded already quite a bit of use happening in these facilities like so basically on that end i was fortunate to be able to brief the leader of a group of sixteen state legislators that were able to tour facility they were rushed out they were told not to they weren't allowed to ask questions so i was keeper for horribly on that as well and the unified school district recently voted unanimously which is something very rare for this particular school board they voted unanimously to begin the process of offering the area or two to southwest here as it was within the district so locally that's what's been happening and fortunately since i've spoken out i've seen a wave of people speaking out against geo group and of course evict in all forms o

[video clip] >> on june 18 and audiotape>> was published by pro-publica. it led the news for days. >> when you heard the tape of the children wailing what was your reaction? >> i did not hear the tape. >> i can't believe that. >> i've heard many children cry in my 34 years. >> can i play it for you? >> yeah. she wants to call her aunt. she has the number memorized. what do you think? >> it tugs at your heartstrings. >> how can you not condemn that? >> i've seen a lot of terrible things in my 34 years. we have to address the border. >> the you not sympathize? >> i am a parent. when the government chooses to enforce the law and they separate the parents prosecuted just like every u.s. citizen gets arrested -- host: let's hear from bob in maryland. independent line you're on with martin smith. caller: i will try to make this as sustained as possible. am -- my family are legal immigrants. i am a stem the situation with the kids and families and all that. refugees,ey are illegal migrants, undocumented migrants as some people say. i just don't think it is fair f

pro publica can a reported police nationwide have responded to hundreds of calls reporting possible sexrimes at shelters that serve immigrant industry. an an nbc report that ordered kids removed from a shelter that was using psychotropic drugs and a girl that escaped from a detention center and was to scared that she was quivering in the corner. >> we're putting migrant children into these facilities which we call shelters in lieu of finding a better solution for dealing with an influx, which is, by the way, no the just during the trump administration but during the obama administration, even before that which has a long history of people coming into the united states. we were cold when we were down there at the southwest key facility which is the organization that mansion one of the groups in that story about the molestations that they do give children medication without the permission of their parents because the children are essentially in the custody of hhs. they told us when we were there, here are telephones to deal with incidences of sexual abuse and sexual assault inside these f

pro publica got the story. multi-millionaires from marvel comic books is running the va from mar-a-lago. stop, this is in violation of the law. you can't have your kitchen cabinet running the department of veteran affairs from people in your club because all these laws and rules who dictate who is on a committee that advises a committee like the department of veteran affairs. we're going to take this out of the dark and put it in the light and put veterans into the conversation and basically stop this right now and tell us everything that's happened and we pushed it over to the courts and we'll wait for a decision from the judge. >> veterans should be at the front of any conversation that has the word military in it in this country far earlier than jets. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. thanks for being here. that's all for this evening, but make sure to stay right here because we have quite a lineup. john brennan makes his first >> reporter: it's graduation day in a new york suburb a rite of

"pro publica!"stephen: this initiative was spearheaded by the "boston globe," which lead the charge with their editorial, "the free press is wicked smaht, donald trump has gone too fahh!" ( cheers and applause ) the perfect boston accent. perfect boston accent! was mark wahlberg just in here? >> jon: oh, yeah! >> stephen: but not everyone was on board with this initiative. the "san francisco chronicle" decided not to participate, with opinion columnist john diaz explaining, it plays into trump's narrative that the media are aligned against him. i can just anticipate his thursday morning tweets accusing the "fake news media" of "collusion!" and "bias!" oh, come now! the president? he would never! okay, he would. okay, he did. "the boston globe, which was sold to the failing 'new york times' for $1.3-billion dollars, plus $800 million dollars in losses and investment, or $2.1-billion dollars, was then sold by the 'times' for $1 dollar. now the 'globe' is in collusion with other papers on free press. p

this is according to court documents first reported by pro publica. in mesa, arizona.ker at this facility is accused of molesting eight boys, ages 15 to 17 starting in august of 2016 through july of 2017. and the accusations that are laid out in the court documents range from touching them over their clothes or gen tailia area to performing oral sex on two of the boys to trying to have sexual intercourse with with at least one of those boys there. now again these kids were under his supervision. southwest key leased a statement saying quote any employee accused of abuse is immediately suspended. this is what we did in this case. in adition we reported it to orr and the aproep ret state agency. we report these incidents to law enforcement and state agencies when they happen." just this week on tuesday at another southwest key facility in arizona a worker was arrested for suspicion of a 14-year-old migrant girl staying in that facility and while we seem like we're hearing this more and more because the housing of the migrant children is making headlines, this appears to

s by pro-publica a council of president trump's friends has exerted sweeping influence over the va using the president's private club in florida as a home beach. let's read a portion of this report. the marla go crowd spoke with the va officials daily. officials traveled there at taxpayer expense to hear the views. everyone has to go down and kiss the ring a former administration official said. if the bureaucracy resists the trio's wishes, perlmutter and others involved in the informal group, a powerful ally, the president of the united states. you serve on that veterans affairs committee as i said. were you aware of this arrangement? >> of course not. and this is yet another astounding revelation that the president trump does not abide by any kind of ethical limitations and i find it astounding for an agency there to serve the needs and provide the programs so that the veterans earned and deserved, astounding to me that this group of totally unaccountable, unelected and behind the scenes people can exert this kind of influence. but they obviously have the protection of the president. th

agreed source ultimately toallow me and pro publica publish the audio.nger thompson talks about covering mexico and the u.s. governments immigration policy tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. look at how members of congress interact with their constituents through social media and other methods.

agreed source ultimately toallow me and pro publica publish the audio. inger thompson talks about covering mexico and the u.s. governments immigration policy tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. look at how members of congress interact with their constituents through social media and other methods. this discussion was hosted by the u.s. capital historical society. it's just under an hour. >> might as well get settled this morning. thanks for joining us today. the u.s. capitol historical societies on this lunchtime series. if it sounds like this is scripted it is. i'm following marching orders because i can -- including first thing. tell you my name. i'm the chief historian at the l historical society. today's lecture is part of a series. there are flyers available at the front desk for all five, maybe even six lectures of which this is the second. next week, i'm inviting you back but not to the library of congress which has been a wonderful the talk next week is by seth maskett. he's going to be speaking on political parties, how they respond to loss

the tape risk for beingat identified and fired, but the source ultimately agreed to allow me and pro-publica to publish the article. publica senior reporter ginger thompso tonight on c-span's "q&a." ♪ journaln's washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, former education secretary and author arne duncan on his book "high school work there a former white house press secretary sean spicer on his new book about the and histhe white house relationship with the president or the surgeon watc -- the president. be sure to watch. >> monday night on "the ,ommunicators," a look at 5g the next generation of wireless technology and infrastructure are joining us on the program, former fcc commissioner and president and ceo of the wireless infrastructure association jonathan adelstein . he is interviewed by bloomberg news' todd shields. todd: i am interested in 5g. i think a lot of us are. why do we care? what will we do with this speed as it builds up? you have smart cities. you will know where to park. traffic will improve. the benefits will go on and

just last week pro publica who actually first reported that from the one in mesa, arizona, with le'veono they did an investigation where they were able to obtain call logs, reports and records from police have 70 of about the 100 of these immigrant youth facilities that are run by contractors with hhs and orr. they found over the past five years, brooke, police had responded to at least 125 calls reporting sexual offenses, but, again, this isn't complete. they weren't able to get everything and that's just 70 of the roughly 100 of these. so to be honest we don't know how widespread it is, but that's a large number. >> details of those cases are staggering. thank you so much. please stay on this for us. >>> we want to take you back to the breaking news in the russia investigation today, the fact that the special counsel's team just interviewed this woman who once ran a high priced new york call girl ring. she's known as the manhattan madam. we're talking about her possible ties to long time trump adviser roger stone. her ties, we know they were very close. also ahead, apple becoming the

perlmutter became the leader of what the investigative news-site pro-publica calls the v.a.'s shadow rulers. perlmutter, bruce moskowitz, a doctor, and marc sherman, a lawyer. none of the three have served in the u.s. military or government, but they have outsize influencea ov v.a. decisions, according to the story written by propublica reporter isaac arnsdorf, who joins us in the studio. also here, melissa bryant, a former army intelligence officer and the chief policy officer of the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. thank you to your both. >> thank you. >> schifrin: isaac, let me start with you. what has been the relationship between these three men and the rall? ove >> you basically have thee these guys down in mar-a-lago who for the past year and a half have been acting as a shaipdow leaderor the department of veterans and foign affairs and weighing in on all manner of personnel decision despite officially having no role in government, never having served in the militaryr government previously, and not really having any direct experience that's relevant to ths. th

. >> reporter: pro publica investigative require josh allen s done a deep dive on the data brokers arehe insurance industry to try a predict how much we cost. so, they're using nonmedical information to try to make predictions about our medical care. >> reporter: we all overshare so much, often by clicking yes to an app's userem agt. former homeland security secretary michael chertoff says we all need to read the fine print and even say no. >> we need to have clear and informed consent. it can't b a consent that's obtained because you don't have a realistic ychoice, andou should have control over the use of your data, even after it's generated. >> reporter: the insurance industry insists setting premiu is highly regulated at the state level. but one of the companies dhat gathera on all of us is lexis-nexis. you can ask for your own full report on you. so, i did, and this is it. it is 400 pages of my life! old addresses, dating back to when ias in college, phone numbers, addresses, mortgages, rental its, credit cards, even hunting and fishing licenses,ng everyt education is included her

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but the source ultimately agreed --allow me and pro-public of pro publica to publish it. the u.s.mexico and government immigration policy, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. next, government officials just -- testify on border security and immigration policy for migrant families coming to the united states. they spoke last week in front of the senate judiciary committee. it is three hours. >> i want to thank our government witnesses for being here today, and everybody is welcome. i am glad we have a lot of interest in this issue, and there has been several weeks or at least three months, i guess. originally this hearing was solely going to be focused on our annual oversight of the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. however, it quickly became evident that more oversight of the administration's entire family separation and .eunification effort was needed so i expanded the hearing to provide oversight for that specific issue, as well as just ice. in april this year, attorney general sessions announced a zero-tolerance policy at the southwest border. this po

risk -- could put them at risk for being identified and fired, but the source ultimately proed to allow me and publicadio. >> ginger talks about covering mexico and the u.s. government's immigration policy, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, former cbo director douglas aiken discusses how tariffs, taxes, and wage growth are impacting the economy. then a professor, thomas would, talks about a conspiracy theory and what drives some supporters of president trump to believe in it. watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >> next, a discussion about how humans can adapt to climate change with authors of a new article on changes in the weather, the economy, and disaster preparedness. this is hosted by arizona state university. it is an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> ok. good morning, everyone. [indiscernible] welcome for those of you who have not been to our very cool new space on this very typically hot, typically h

i had mentioned that is a problem with these transfer this with a lack of transparency recently pro publica put out an article that the silly into kind of self just keep progressivity in tucson recently a former employee there was arrested on eight counts of child molestation this person was also a child positive a very brief beginning of scrutiny has yielded already quite a bit of use happening in these facilities like so basically on that end i was fortunate to be able to brief the leader of a group of sixteen state legislators that were able to talk facility they were rushed out they were told not to they weren't allowed to ask questions so i was keeper for horribly on that as well and the you know if i school district recently voted unanimously which is something very rare for this particular school board they voted unanimously to begin the process of offering the area or two to southwest as it was within the district so locally that's what's been happening and fortunately since i've spoken out i've seen a wave of people speaking out against geo group and of course it can all forms of f

fired.ng identified and but the source ultimately agreed publica to and pro publish the audio. >> she talks of uncovering mexico and the u.s. immigration policy sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. >> next, a discussion about how humans can adapt to climate change with authors of a new article on changes in the weather, the economy, and disaster preparedness. this is hosted by arizona state university. it is an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> ok. good morning, everyone. [indiscernible] welcome for those of you who have not been to our very cool new space on this very typically hot, typically hot august washington, d.c., day. so this is -- for those of you who are repeat offenders, you may have figured out we have two different type of morning seminars. one is our policy tools seminar which features especially faculty and colleagues from asu and aligned institutions, very much focused on presenting ideas for improved design and policymaking. -- improved science tell us a making. the other series that we engage -- improved science policymaking. the other series that we engage in

fired.ng identified and but the source ultimately agreed publica to and pro publish the audio. >> she talks of uncovering mexico and the u.s. immigration policy sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. >> next, a discussion about how humans can adapt to climate change with authors of a new article on changes in the weather, the economy, and