>> reporter: the san ysidro port of entry remains closed, and we should add it's the busiest crossing point in the entire word. it is not yet clear, ana, if any immigrants made it to the u.s. at all. it all started several hours ago with a peaceful protest on the mexican side of the border. as the crowds grew larger they started slowly getting closer to a contingent of mexican federal police who were blocking access to the bridge connecting to the san ysidro port of entry. around 500 immigrants overwhelmed police and rushed towards the u.s. border. that's what prompted u.s. custom and border protection authorities to immediately close the border in both directions. first for pedestrian traffic and shortly thereafter for vehicles as well, ana.

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yours for the saving. >>> live pictures right now at the san ysidro port of entry south of san diego.rstand now that customs and border patrol have suspended traffic. vehicular and pedestrian traffic both north and southbound along that u.s. and mexico border at the nation's busiest port of entry, the san ysidro port of entry. here are the live pictures we are getting in right now. you see it as we are seeing it. as we decipher all that's taking place, we will try to pass it on to you. meantime, another big story we are following for you, an emotional plea for answers after an alabama police department admits the man they killed during a mall shooting on thanksgiving night and i'm quoting now, likely was not the gunman. his family broke down as they described their son and brother, ej bradford, jr. as a loving man who cared for his sick father and thought of others before himself. we are now left with more questions than answers as this investigation continues to intensify with police releasing very few details from the incident thus far and his family sharing a heart breaking account

reporter: the reaction, the response to tear gas being used, the people i talked to here today in san ysidro, many are san diego residents, they are alarmed in all of this. they don't want to see that. they want to see a peaceful end. they understand these are people, women and children, seeking asylum, a better way of life and want to come through legally. as for our governor elect he said this type of behavior will not be tolerated and he is going to push for another peaceful resolution because he doesn't want to see this either. >> how many people are we talking about here trying to cross the border and what are we inat tomorrow morning? >> repoa couple that tried to cross illegally today. we are told by mexican officials, four dozen people have beend they will be deported to central america. honduras. the busiest border crossing in north america will be open tomorrow, especially for the monday morning commute, so many people travel to san diego or tijuana for work or school. and it is just a very busy time. takes hours for those commuters every day. if it shuts down that will be bad news

non-english ] right now, all roads and pedestrian bridges in both directions are closed at the san ysidro port of entry. it's just one of five land border crossings clustered along california's border with mexico, and as we know, san ysidro is the only closure this hour. all of this happening as the incoming mexican government denies reports today that it has reached a deal with the trump administration to keep asylum seekers in mexico while their applications for asylum in the u.s. are pending. i want to bring in, from mexico with itv news correspondent emma murphy who's joining us from tijuana. emma, describe for me what you've been witnessing, what you're hearing talking to the migrants there. >> reporter: well, ana, completely incredible scenes over the last few hours. we have been told that there would be a peaceful march from the camp where the migrants have been housed for the last week to one of the border crossing points at san ysidro. now, when they started to march, they discovered that riot police had actually blocked one of the main bridges, and at that point, a number of the

is reopening the pedestrian and vehicle access to the san ysidro port of entry near san diego.ent says it's going to deport the 500 or so central american migrants who just hours ago tried to rush the border. many of these migrants are fleeing violence in their home country. want to show you some powerful video showing what happened. this video was shot by a wendy frey, a reporter with "the san diego trib own" and what was this like when this clash happened? >> hi, ana, pretty chaotic and scary in those moment. as first i was shooting video of the migrants and everyone sort of ran in all different directions, and so my photographer ran in one direction. i ran in another direction following a group that was heading to the border and trying to get to the loin of the border and then when those shots -- they were actually flash bangs and when we heard them, it wasn't very clear what was going on, if the border patrol, the u.s. border patrol was shooting at the group of migrants or what it was. after a few seconds, of course, we realized they were flash bangs, you know, non-loathal

this all happening yesterday, officials temporarily closed the port of entry at san ysidro near san diego opened. mexican officials now vowing to deport any migrants who try to cross into our country illegally and they are also help to go tighten security there, the mexicans and the americans working together, jillian. jillian: the united states offering $5 million to find those responsible for the 208 -- 2008 terror attacks, officials in india honor anniversary by laying wreaths at memorial site. wikileaks says lawyers were turned away from ecuadoran embassy, they need to discuss u.s. court hearing on tuesday, the hearing is to remove secrecy order. a major east coast bridge is back open after toxic gas leak stopped traffic for hours, closing in both directions as firefighters tried to control flammable gas. officials say there was a high-risk of catastrophic explosion on the bridge that connects delaware and new jersey, the cause of the leak is under investigation. and in the midwest weather causing chaos for millions of travelers trying to get home from thanksgiving holiday, snow blank

. >> all of this took place at the san ysidro port of entry between tijuana and san diego. thousands acrossed between the united states and mexico at san ysidro every day. the u.s. customs and border protection shut down traffic at the border crossing in both directions. the pedestrian bridges were also shut down. at 3:30 p.m. the pedestrian crossing was reopened and in the past hour vehicles are beings allowed to cross. >> homeless security tweeted they will not tolerate this type of lawlessness and will not hesitate oshut down port of entry -- to 30 shut down -- to shut down ports of entries. we will into march the situation -- monitor the situation intone and we will have an -- in tijuana and we will have an update tonight. >>> the camp fire is now 100% contained. the fire fight got a boost with all the rain. 7 inches of rain fell over the burn area without causing mudslides. a team and search dogs are now heading home because the fire is 100% contained. another group from fran returned last -- from a san francisco returned last week. the camp fire burned for two weeks.

they rushed a concrete canal near the san ysidro pedestrian bridge.e and then some of the group started throwing rocks at our border patrol agents on the other side. migrants threw projectiles at border patrol and multiple agents were hit with rocks. it was at that point to disperse the crowd that the authorities deployed pepper balls and tear gas to try to get the people to turn around. ainsley: look at that video and it's working. the tear gas you can see it there with the smoke. pete: it works. some people were running up to the fence yes, we can that caused the agents to have to fire off the tear gas. images of the migrants on the mexican side climbing fences and appealing back the concertino wire. pete: no you can't. the president started tweeting about this situation watching these images in realtime. mexico should move the flag waving migrants many of whom are stone cold criminals. back to their countries do. it by plane, do it by bus, do it anyway you want. but they are not come into the u.s.a. we will close the border permanently if need be.

authorities closed the busy border crossing between tijuana, mexico and san ysidro. tonight the homeland security security said some of the migrants tried to breach the fence and threw projectiles at customs and border protection agents. mess conow vowing to deport many of those involved. hans nichols was there when it happened. >> reporter: drastic measures, the u.s. has shut down a major point of entry with mexico after hundreds of migrants desperate for entrance rushed the wall between tijuana and san diego today. jorge said he and many others are worried president donald trump will make them stay in mexico while they want to get to the u.s. >> we don't want to the live in cages. >> reporter: others are from us trade by living in camps and makeshift shelters. >> the migrants are fed up and hear toweding to the san ysidro point entry and plan to sundayer in person and file for asylum before it's too laid. >> reporter: but many broke through the police line crossing under the bridge over a river filled with raw sewage. on the other side of the border, some san diego

. >>> now to southern california and the tensions at the san ysidro border crossing. today, president trump demanded mexico send members of the migrant caravan back to their homeland. >> all of this after a chaotic weekend that saw u.s. border patrol agents fire tear gas on a crowd of people seeking asylum, including women and children. ktvu's andre senior is here with the developers. >> reporter: the head of the u.s. customs and border patrol used tear gas to quote, prevent a dangerous situation from getting worse. but pushback has intensified because video shows that not all of the people in that crowd were adults. u.s. border patrol saying it had no choice but to fire tear gas at a group of migrants attempting to get through the fencing and wiring, separating the u.s. and mexico. the reason, they say, is because members of that caravan threw rocks and bottles at border agents. >> our agents were being assaulted. a large group rushed the area, and they were throwing rocks and bottles at my men and women, putting them in harm's way as well as other members of the car

la patrulla fronteriza se vio obligada a cerrar el cruce fronterizo de san ysidro >> por su parte laa hondureÑa emitió un comunicado donde condena la fuerza utilizada en contra de los centroamericanos ya que están enfrentando un ambiente hostil y peligroso, además pidió ayuda a la onu, reportando desde san josé incidente de esta tarde diciendo que bajo ninguna circunstancia los agentes fronterizos deben utilizar enlaces lacrimógenos contra los niÑos. los migrantes están ejerciendo su derecho legal y humano a buscar asilo. una mujer fue agredida sexualmente por un hombre luego de que éste entrara a su residencia para robar, los hechos ocurrieron esta maÑana el berklee el sujeto mide unos cinco pies y tiene entre 20 a 30 aÑos de edad. tiene una complexión mediana y es calvo. la policía de sausalito identificó a la hora como la víctima mortal de un accidente ocurrido en la maÑana del sábado, viajaba por la carretera cuando en medio de la lluvia perd la patrulla que atendía otro percance . >>> san francisco podría pronto para dejarles saber si razonado de esas localizadas es propensa a i

side of the san ysidro crossing this morning. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. tense moments along the border at the san ysidro port of entry. it is now back to normal seemingly. at one point it got so bad that u.s. customs and border protection were forced to close down all traffic moflg in and out of the u.s. during the demonstration federal authorities had tear gas as migrants tried to breach the border at several spots saying several personnel were hit by rocks. they planned to move by the sports complex to the port of entry. several of those migrants rushed the border, were detained. others did their best to run to safety. >> when we went to that side is when they started throwing tear gas at us. many children who fainted. many young children fainted. my daughter also got gassed, pregnant women and many men who also fainted. >> homeland security secretary kristjen nielsen said anyone violating those laws along the border will be processed to the fullest extent of the law. >> sandra: how is the other side of the border responding to all this? >> the mayor of

manifestarse fueron detenidos antes de llegar a la garita de san isidro minutos despus el cru vehicular de san ysidro embargo el acuerdo no llego >> minutos después el cruce vehicular de san isidro tijuana fue cerrado >> seguido por la garita internacional de tijuana a san diego tuvieron que salir de la, y quienes iban caminando a san diego también >> tengo cinco hijos allá y aquí me atraparon porque es en que no tenemos el derecho para una vida mejor >> es la primera vez que queríamos pasar >> mientras tanto las riñas entre la policía federal y la comunidad migrante continuaron en san isidro >> fue después de las 13 horas que la policía federal logró que casi ni migrantes se alejarán de la zona y co >> la policía federal comenzó a bajar de la zona para lograr trasladar a los migrantes de vuelta al albergue >> mientras los migrantes caminaban, los vendedores de la garita tomaron represalias contra los migrantes >> en tijuana marines zavala telemundo >> tras esos incidentes la secretaria de seguridad envió un comunicado diciendo que la patrulla fronteriza estaba obligada a cerrar el cruce al paso peat

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(pam) the san ysidro border crossing ... one of the busiest in the world ... was shutdown when hundreds of people started running towards the checkpoint. ryan o'donnell shows us what happened next. natthe federales proved to be no match for the hundreds of migrants who broke away from a peaceful march to dash towards the border.nat the san ysidro border crossing is now closed just before noon the border patrol closed all lanes north and southbound as they migrants rushed towards the checkpoint.more nata short distance away, they found an opening. there were some sections that had the dilapidated border wall that was made out of scrap metal the military gave us. the group breached a couple sections of that, actually tore down one small section.nat the group immediately started throwing rocks and debris at our agents, taunting the agents. // they deployed tear gas to protect themselves and to protect the border."

side of the wall separating san ysidro from tijuana.ple coming across the border described the situation in mexico as calm after sunday's confrontation where customs and border protection officials say hundreds of migrants rushed to cross into california. >> i feel bad for all of these people. instead of making their lives impossible, let's make their lives possible. >> reporter: u.s. authorities fired tear gas sunday to stop a crowd of about 1,000 central american migrants at the border who officials say became violent. mexican police arrested 39 people. the cbp commissioner told reporters that 69 migrants were arrested on the california side of the border. >> to be completely frank, there were numerous people that actually made it across the border. we're in the process of building the new here, but we d completed. there were some sections that had dilapidated border wall made out of scrap l the military gave us. the group breached a couple sections of that, actually tore down one small section, started to rush across and that's anoth

san ysidro in california is one of the largest crossings in the world. and you can't consider the individual cases of those migrants who reach there and say, do they deserve to have an asylum hearing. or you can say, they don't deserve to have an asylum hearing and you can send nemanja back. that is what the previous administration did. what this administration has done is to create this idea -- first of all, we'll have a wall with mexico. and anyone who approaches this, we will shake our fist them, they will not approach. them compounded this with a zero tolerance policy, remember, which is separated children from immigrant parents. they are trying to limit and even deny the right of asylum by keeping people in mexico and we are at the point -- please remember where donald trump has authorized u.s. forces to use lethal force to shoot protesters, to shoot migrants who throw rocks. that's why i say he at least escalated this crisis. there was an alternative yesterday to what we saw. and that is to deal with those 500 people respectfully, to hear them out,

of migrants who broke away from a peaceful march to dash towards the border.nat the san ysidro border crossing is now closed just before noon the border patrol closed all lanes north and southbound as they migrants rushed towards the checkpoint.more nata short distance away, they found an opening. there were some sections that had the dilapidated border wall that was made out of scrap metal the military gave us. the group breached a couple sections of that, actually tore down one small section.nat the group immediately started throwing rocks and debris at our agents, taunting the agents. // they deployed tear gas to protect themselves and to protect the border." no one wants any border officer to be in danger but from what we know, this was an overuse of force. i mean, there are women and children out there. using tear gas in this situation does not seem justified. "are you comfor

amounts of barbed wire, more than 12 miles of it now stretches from the beach in california to the san ysidrontry and around that port of entry in places. today they shut it down for several hours there to lay concrete barriers and new wire to keep order there where there are reports that migrants may attempt to rush the port to gain entry. they are being pressured by some tee yua tijuanans to go bao honduras. >> we know of instances in tijuana and other cities people coming in caravans are committing crimes. so we're pressing, i am protesting that we want the government to take control. we want them to stop them at the border and register them and check who they're. [chanting] [speaking foreign language] >> joining me now pete customs and border patrol. thanks for being here tonight. you look at all that rar wire being laid down on top of all the walls people climbed over in the past. why wasn't it done before. >> we have always had wire in our inventory of what we did at the border across the southwest border. it's not something new. i think based on the size of this caravan, beared on the

authorities had planned for the efforts, deploying extra personnel to the san ysidro port of entry. the situation so intense so intense foot and vehicle traffic suspended for a time. department of homeland security secretary kristjen nielsen said her department "will not tolerate this type of lawlessness & will not hesitate to shut down (ports of entry) for security reasons. we'll seek to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law anyone who destroys federal property, endangers our frontline operators, or violates our sovereignty. >> reporter: meantime, on this side of the border, rallying in president trump threatened to close the southern border if an immigration deal cannot be reached between the u.s. and mexico. . >>> .s. c ustoms and border protection is defending the use of force saying today several migrants threw projectiles at the agents in san diego. they deployed tear gas to dispel the group because of agent safety. the situation is evolving and a statement is forth coming. lawmakers are reacting to the situation at the border. a congressman tweeted: "this is a refugee cr

hundreds of central america migrants tried to rush the san ysidro point of entry near san diego. >> sergio quintana has been following the day's developments. sergio, a lot of images from the border showing the chaos of what's happening there, but the border crossing is back open tonight. >> the border crossing opened after six and a half hours of being closed. of course, that is one of the most busy border crossings with 90,000 people crossing between san diego and tijuana every day. and of course people here in the bay area are reacting to some of those images that have come from the border today. this picture by a reuters news photographer has become a powerful image of today's action on the border. >> we see a mother fleeing with her baby girl, and the little girl not even wearing shy, i talked with congressman eric swalwell by phone tonight. said video of women, children and men desperately trying to get into the united states and dodgeling tear gas has been difficult to watch. >> not who we are as a country, and it's not the way that you welcome refugees who are in need. >> about 500

reportedly part of a caravan of central american migrants breached a fence at port of entry in san ysidro, california. border agents reportedly fired tear gas and promptly shut down the crossing. this comes as the trump administration and the incoming government of mexico are t ha yl-seeking migrants held in mexico until their cases are processed. weijia jiang has more. >> reporter: hundreds of migrants attempted to cross the u.s. border between tijuana and san diego, hoping to apply for asylum. but u.s. customs and border patrol agents formed a human wall to block them and close an official port of entry. this comes just hours after president trump tweeted "would be very smart if mexico would stop the caravans long before they get to our southern border. dems created this problem. no crossings." cbs news has learned the trump administration has talked with mexico's incoming government about keeping those migrants in mexico as their cases are processed in the u.s. republican senator joni ernst. >> i think the intent of the president is to divert any issues before they actually happenaf o

reportedly part of the caravan of central american migrants breached a fence at the port of entry in san ysidrocalifornia. border agents reportedly fired tear gas and promptly shut down the crossing. this comes as the trump administration and the incoming government of mexico are discussing the plan that boo have asylum-seeking my grants held in mexico until their cases are processessed. weejtsia-- weijia jang has more. >> hundreds of migrants attempted to cross the u.s. border between tiajuana and san diego hoping to apply for asylum. but u.s. customs and border patrol agents formed a human wall to block them and closed an official port of entry. this comes just hours after president trump tweeted, would be very smart if mexico would stop the caravan's long before they get to our southern border. dem created this problem, no crossings. >> cbs news has learned the trump administration has talked with mexico's incoming government about keeping those migrants in mexico as their cases are processed in the u.s. republican senator joanie erust. >> i think that is the intent of the president is to di

the san ysidro -- that is a port of entry.s also a port -- >> not for the federal -- >> through and out every single day. i think for the government to claim that folks are trying to enter the country illegally when the legal way to claim asylum is to go to the port of entry, it's an issue. i will say i want to note that the use of teargas which i believe incited the run to the border -- it was peaceful up until i believe the teargas was deployed -- >> that's not correct -- >> teargas is not a -- is not a chemical agent i believe that should be used on civilians. although it is for some crazy reason legal to do so. >> all the time -- >> you cannot use it in warfare. it is literally -- >> you can't use it in war faesfaes-- warfare, i was in the military, teargas is -- >> it is illegal to be used in warfare s. this correct? is it legal to be used in warfare? >> i don't know what the agent sloi exactly is to be used. they use it in policing all the time. >> what i'm saying, it is illegal to use teargas in warfare. for some reason

of those who plan to seek asylum at the port of the san ysidro port of entry here in tijuana, you're looking at weeks, anderson, before this caravan even arrived and there were already more than 1,600 migrants on this sort of unofficial waiting list just to get into the port of san ysidro. officials tell me the capacity there is about 300. so take a capacity of 300, 1,600 already waiting for their chance to just go to the port and say i want to seek asylum. at this, 5,000 and you're looking at weeks, possibly months before they get to utter those words. >> leyla santiago, thanks very much. i want to get more perspective now joining us now the former director of citizenship and immigration service. leon, in terms of protocol, using tear gas on people in which there were women and young children, was that an appropriate response? >> yeah, i wouldn't be the one to judge that. that's a law enforcement call that customs and border protection had to make. there was already going to be an investigation before the mexican government requested it this evening. but, you know, i'd like to keep

. >> reporter: loss americanus premium outlets in san ysidro posting facebook messages, saying they made the decision to provide a safe and secure environment for shoppers, retailers, and employees. >> it's crazy. we came here shopping and everything is closed. they sent us back. there are police everywhere and we are like, oh, my god, the caravan is coming. >> reporter: behind situation is one congress will be forced to address in the days ahead. >> you are either going to have a country and have a border or you're not going to have a country. >> the legal rights of these migrants is to come to our border and apply for asylum at a port of entry. >> reporter: on the u.s. side of the border, large group of activists rallying in san diego, calling for authorities to open the border, demanding humane treatment for the migrants. >> i fight for the rights of humans who are just like us. >> reporter: back to the outlet mall near the border that's shutdown, it's not clear when stores will reopen to customers. other businesses in that area also close their doors and it's too early to tell how bi

you could put border officers at san ysidro, a port of entry, process the people coming through. >> for sure. >> that's what u.s. law says we should do. >> for sure. >> and we're not doing that. >> some people will get asylum and some people won't. we're not arguing everyone has a right to come here, but they should have a process. there is no question we have the resources to have an orderly process as you just said. >> to be clear, the reason the images appear on the television, the administration said, no, you can't do that. >> exactly. one of the things they're trying to say is look, we've e we're being overrun, we haven't seen these numbers. i read the numbers to the judge and showed how between 2000 and 2008 there were double or triple the number of people entering. now the administration is saying we've never seen numbers like this before. it's simply not factually true. >> my executive producer said it's the same people, the number of people getting out of a cincinnati reds at night. are the streets crowded? yes is it numbers americans would have to be concerned with? absolutely

they're adjudicating 100 cases a day right now in san ysidro. the problem is this.t majority of these individuals have been sold a bill of goods that they're going to get into the united states and find jobs for the reasons you said earlier, chris, about work and so forth. that's just not the case. what's going on here -- >> if the comprehensive bill is -- several years ago there wouldn't have been ill legal jobs waiting for them. that's the problem. >> this isn't political persecution. these are not asylum seekers. >> you want comprehensive immigration reform, the whole thing? >> absolutely. i think there is bipartisan support -- >> tell the president. tell the president. >> it's everybody's version of it and not open borders. >> what nancy pelosi has to do is bring up the bill that was beaten. >> i would support it. >> up next, mississippi's republican senator cindy hyde-smith is hoping a visit from trump tonight and this afternoon will divert accusations against her of racism and voter suppression piling up on tomorrow's runoff election. she did say these things.

in san ysidro, jeff nguyen, kpix5. >>> mexico's incoming government is denying a report that it plans to allow asylum seekers to wait in the country while their claims are processed in the u.s., but the trump administration told the washington post it has been discussing this option in negotiations. the deal was seen as a way to dissuade thousands of central american migrants from seeking asylum in the u.s., a process that can take years, but now the future interior minister olga sanchez said the government's principal concern is related to the migrants' well being while in mexico. she said in a statement, "there is no agreement of any sort between the incoming mexican government and the u.s. government." just hours before that statement the washington post quoted sanchez as saying, "for now we have agreed to this policy of remain in mexico." at this point sanchez did not explain the discrepancy in her statements. a month ago the current mexican president offered thousands of central americans asylum if they agreed to remain in southern mexico. close to 3,000 migrants took up that off

newsom spoke in san ysidro yesterday talking about the issues after a large group of central americana. the refugee camp is overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s. mexican officials say more than 58-hundred people are now livinig there. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting <'gov. elect gavin newsom/(d) californiathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( darya ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( james ) a big story this morning... an oncology nurse from highland hospital in oakland... who was deported to mexico last year, may be able to return to the bay area and be reunited with ( darya ) kron 4's dan kerman shows us what it

riot gear, then skirting those pickup trucks at barriers right into the maze of canals near the san ysidroorder terminal. dozens of them trying to breach the border fence. behind those coils of concertina wire, heavily armed u.s. border patrol agents unleashing a wall of tear gas. many hundreds beating a frantic retreat. among those engulfed, mothers clutching children. this weekend's violence coming with maria mesa fleeing honduras with five children. this weekend's violence coming after repeated threats by president trump to close the border with mexico. the president has repeatedly called the migrants a threat and a national emergency. >> and they've got a lot of rough people in those caravans. they are not angels. they are not. >> take your camera, go into the middle. >> reporter: so we did. taking our cameras right inside that caravan. what we found were many desperate families. women like blanca who i met marching with her three children. for blanca there is a serious concern that the gangs who killed her husband are going to come back for her family and the rest of them. but as this

. >> behind me is the san ysidro crossing. what you're seeing here, 20 lanes of northbound traffic enduring all that chaos. everything here was completely shuttered for nearly seven hours. >> reporter: and the ordeal is far from over. border patrol is now warning of a massive backlog saying it can't even begin to process the asylum claims of those in the migrant caravan for at least five weeks because the system was already at capacity before the caravan arrived, and then there are new questions about a government facility in texas housing teens who cross the border alone. a senior official says the facility is near capacity with only a few beds left. an average of about 150 minors are now crossing the border every day. >>> the chinese scientist who claims to have produced the world's first genetically edited babies spoke out overnight. he said the results of the first case was leaked to the media and therefore the backlash was unexpected. he claims to have altered the dna of newborn twins to make them resistant to hiv and say

in the end, the san ysidro border crossing was closed for several hours, holding up cross—border trafficth sides. this trade is the lifeblood of tijuana, and such direct action by the migrants is unlikely to endear them to the residents of their host city. now, the authorities say they will punish the few hundred who participated in the protest by deporting them back to central america. if they manage to identify those involved and follow through with that threat, then for some, the march to demand greater attention and understanding could well be their last act in mexico. in a milestone for the brexit process, eu leaders have approved the terms of the agreement that will take the uk out in march next year. the british prime minister said this was the best deal possible and that it would deliverfor britain. our political editor laura kuennsberg reports from brussels. no celebration, no fanfare, but a huge and serious step. after more than a0 years inside, deep breath — the deal to leave is done. there were those who said that reaching a brexit agreement that worked for both sides was an

newsom spoke in san ysidro yesterday talking about the issues after a large group of central americangrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s. mexican officials say more than 58-hundred people are now livinig there. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting california. <'gov. elect gavin newsom/(d) californiathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( darya ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( darya ) lawmakers are demanding answers about the high speed rail that would run from san francisco to los angeles. this ... following a critical state audit.capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the concerns ((assemblynan jim frazier- d- discovery bay)) m

newsom spoke in san ysidro yesterday talking about the issues after a large group of central americantijuana. the refugee camp is overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s. mexican officials say more than 58-hundred people are now livinig there. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting california. <'gov. elect gavin newsom/(d) californiathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( james ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( james ) happening tomorrow... the caltrain holiday train will be traveling up and down the peninsula collecting toys for underprivileged children. the train's decorations were unveiled earlier this morning. tomorrow a

border patrol shutting down the san ysidro port of entry to cars and pedestrians. it's unknown if anyone made it across. additional officer deployed to stave off the crowds. the latest clash has come after continued threats by president trump to close the border. >> we're close the border until we can get it under control, the whole border. >> reporter: senators from his own party responding. >> we would prefer to keep it open. let's work hard to make sure we're addressing the asylum seekers. that's the intent of the president to divert any issues before they actually happen. of course we don't want to see the border closed. safety of our nation comes first. >> reporter: this morning trump again blaming democrats for the central american caravan tweeting. it would be smart if mexico would stop the caravans lodge before they get to our southern border or if originating countries would not let them form. tonight as the border grows more unruly, tijuana's mayor calling it a humanitarian crisis. >> and tonight u.s. customs and border patrol saying as of now that port o

they walked through mexico, battling through the heat, the migrants were aiming to reach here, san ysidroch is the fear over these tired and dusty migrants, the us shut it for one morning this week. after a journey of over 2500 miles, it is the last few hundred metres that may prove the toughest for the migrants to complete. for those who have not turned back already, they face potentially months of legal limbo trying to gain asylum in the united states. some may choose to settle here in tijuana for now. others may try to cross the border illegally instead. well, here in the us, the white house has called this massive movement of people an invasion, an assault on the southern border. as such, the president has asked that thousands of troops be deployed here. but these are not soldiers lined along the border with their weapons poised. the army refused to approve a combat role on home soil. so, most of the troops are just reinforcing the border fence, putting up barbed wire. we did catch a glimpse of border police clearly preparing to use force against the migrants if they felt it was neces

newsom spoke in san ysidro yesterday talking about the issues after a large group of central american migrants gathered in tijuana. the refugee camp is overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s. mexican officials say more than 58-hundred people are now livinig there. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue. <'m trying to deal with the crisis at hand which is the prospect of thousands and thousands of people ending up on the streets and sidewalks with no help or hope in the coming months>( darya ) newsom ( darya ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in ( james ) oakland a's fans got a chance to get an up close look at the plans to build a new stadium at howard terminal.. ( darya ) the team's president spoke with kron four one on one about the project. kron 4' sara stinson is live at the coliseum with the details. sara? good morning, the a's hosted an open house so fans could ask que

newsom spoke in san ysidro yesterday talking about the issues after a large group of central americanefugee camp is overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the u-s. mexican officials say more than 58-hundred people are now livinig there. tijuana's mayor says it's a crisis and is calling for humanitarian aid. newsom addressed the issue and how its impacting california. <'gov. elect gavin newsom/(d) californiathe economic reality here is real too. every time - with respect - there is a flippant comment about something on the border it impacts the economy and lives of hundreds of thousands of people who are reliant on that trade in commerce on a daily basis.>( james ) newsom also toured the otay mesa immigration detention center... and met with groups advocating for the asylum seekers. today newsom will meet with mexican officials in mexico city. ( james ) overnight three people died and another eight were injured after a high- speed border patrol chases ended in a crash near san deigo. c-h-p says the truck had two people in the front of the trcuk and another nine in the bed.

migrants became violent allegedly throwing rocks, officials temporarily closed the port of entry at san ysidrodiego but has then since reopened, mexican officials vow to go deport arrested migrants and tighten security. well, president trump still pushing for his long-promised border wall but republican congressman andy says they need it. >> that's problem one, i think we can do it in the lame duck, i'm urging my leadership to bring it to my bill or even if it's kevin mccarthy's bill, i don't really care whose bill as long as it's border bill this next week or two, we can get that done over to the senate. that's problem one. the other problem is that the senate doesn't have the horses to get it across either. so there's two big hurdles, there was a caravan in april and i feel like we have been prepared for this one so we have to face to fact that some of our leaders have let us down and congress has let us down and that's where we need to go. heather: biggs border bill would fine mÉxico and other countries $2,000 for every person arrested after entering the u.s. illegally. >> british prime min

more than five thousand migrants are camped near the san ysidro crossing on the mexican border city of tijuana hoping to gain asylum in america they protested after president trump promised to hold them in mexico until individual cases are heard by u.s. courts or some migrants who try to force their way into the u.s. a tear gassed by u.s. border patrol. well mexico says it's not agreed to shelter thousands of central american asylum seekers waiting near the southern u.s. border and that's despite president from tweeting the following migrants of the southern border will not be allowed into the u.s. until their claims are individually approved in court we only will allow those who come into our country illegally other than that our very strong policy is catch and detain now releasing into the us all will stay in mexico if for any reason it becomes necessary we will close our southern border there's no way that the united states will after decades of abuse put up with this costly and dangerous situation anymore let's get more now from roslyn jordan who joins us live from washington d.c.

when they shut down the san ysidro point of interview, they costs both mexico and the united states. down the point of interview. this is something the economy cannot suffer. . >> why have we seen this? >> they're think they can come and break our laws without consequence. when you look at the obama administration and they came here without consequence, that continued. that's what president trump is trying to get under control. >> brandon judd, thank you so much for being with us. >> president trump getting ready to board air force one to make a final push for a racially charge and tightening senate race nears an end. does it end? new olay whips. while not equal to cosmetic procedures, our b3 complex hydrates to smooth skin. injections? rejected. beautiful skin? accepted olay. ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum t-mobile believes it's better to give than to receive. some may disagree. (scream) no! others won't believe it. no! no! and some just won't have the words. (laugh) join t-mobile and get the samsung galaxy s9 free. we look forward to your reactions. (scream) ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum >>> in a f

the crossing at san ysidro is one of the busiest in the world with more than 90,000 people crossing between every day. the threat coming from the white house. >> reporter: a chaotic scene at hundreds of migrants attempted to cross into the u.s. mexican authorities dressed in riot gear tried to move migrants away from the border at one of the world's busiest international crossing. but some managed to push past police, one group climbing on top of a train, and some retreating after tear gas canisters were fired. >> and it is a tense situation right now, pushing this group of migrants back. they are yelling at the officers angry because they say that tear gas injured two children earlier today. >> reporter: border agents brought in extra personnel to help with the situation and closed the crossing to cars and pedestrians eventually reopening for pedestrians. all this comes before threats by president trump to close the border. >> we will close the port of entry for a time until we can get it under control. the whole border. >> reporter: sunday morning the president taking to twitter, criticiz

they are closing four- lanes at the busy san ysidro and otay mesa ports of entry in san diego. they say, they are installing new infrastructure to prepare for the caravan. a group of about 80- migrants arrived in tijuana sunday. and thousands more left guadalajara today ... to head by bus to a highway toll booth and wait for rides to their next destination. (ken) c-n-n is suing president trump and top white house aides for suspending cnn correspondent jim acosta's press pass. the lawsuit says denying acosta's access to the white house violates his and c-n-n's first and fifth amendment rights. the white house revoked acosta's so-called "hard pass" last week after the reporter angered president trump by asking him multiple questions at a news conference. the white house accused acosta of placing his hands on an intern who was trying to take away his microphone. (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast. chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow joins us now.(ken) lawrence we could desperately use some rain... and there might be some coming lawrence karnow: hazy skies and a few clouds

. >> reporter: the san ysidro crossing here is the busiest border crossing in the western hemisphereut 110,000 people crossing into the u.s. daily. yesterday u.s. customs and border patrol closed four lanes here to harden the border in preparation for the migrants, who have already begun arriving. where the u.s./mexico border meets the pacific, crews on the u.s. side wednesday secured barbed wire atop a fortified wall that has been in place for decades. hours earlier several people scaled the fence as border patrol agents watched from the other side. a woman carrying a baby managed to make it through the fence. but was quickly caught. the first wave of about 800 u.s. asylum seekers arrived in tijuana by bus this week. with many setting up camp along the wall and in shelters that are already overflowing. 34-year-old miriam gomez traveled from honduras with three of her four children. why will you say you should have asylum? >> translator: because i'm a single mother and i want to give my children a better life, she says. >> reporter: president trump says this caravan, they're like inv

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