. >> say hello to shiloh, the service dog. aww, look at that, so cute. right on cue. coming up, dr.ill joins us with shiloh to tell us the things you should and shouldn't do when you see dogs like him in the community. owners may be facing with their fu iends. today's topic addresses the do s u encounter a >>> every friday we check in with our pet expert to tackle issues owners may be facing with their furry friends. today's topic addresses the do's and don'ts if you encounter a service who . chase ins a eautif dog and a lab from guide for th >> his job is to help a patient who is blind. i can't emph importance of having these service dogs in our society. i love to inform everybody and so i wanted to talk today about the do's and don'ts. some do things that are very important is i know everybody loves animals, you know wants to come up and talk to the animal. you must always and permission before you approach an owner who has one of these guide dogs or service dogs i should say. you also want to make sure if you have your dog with you that your dog is on a leash. you don't want your

several years before then, a child that was in shiloh's custody died from being restrained there.t was still able to keep its license and continue operating. the have been violations that the government -- the federal government knows about, that local officials have been outraged about, and the state of texas itself -- we found a lot of this through pupublic record. you can see inspection records as recently as december. there is a report that says very serious -- some of thee psychotropicic medicines were lt out in the reaeach of children where they could just get access to them. there are a lot of inspection reports that indicate not everything was up to par there. amy: i want to bring franco ordonez back into the conversation. you also reported wednesday that trump planned to erect tent cities to house immigrants is the start of his presidency, eating from the beginning of your story you write -- john "the department of homeland secured asked congress for $95 million to erect tent cities in two locations in texas to detain all immigration violators according to budget document

donelson,on -- fort shiloh. he began a little too cocky about giving the initiative.ne of his greatest shortcomings to the fact that sometimes he lightly the enemy more than he might have because of that insight. is it unusual? every once in a while grant would give a little to get more. if i make a mistake -- i can admit three mistakes which makes every thing else i write much more credible. >> i would point out that lee shares a characteristic of focusing on what he could do to the other guy rather than what the other guy could do to him. george mcclellan to just the opposite. he spent most of his intellectual energy word about the other guy could do to him, and their demise the fundamental difference between the mall. >> thank you. hasne of the things grant been accused of is the idea of him being a butcher and the fact that the only reason he did not defeat -- he defeated lee was because he won a battle of attrition. i spoke to a woman a couple of years ago. she claimed because of grant's -- the casualties grant was willing to sustain that he was "a were criminal.

saying i would rather go back to honduras and live on the streets than be at shiloh.loh would not comment and 2014 congresswoman lee called for the state to order the closure of the shiloh treatment center but it is still open and migrant children are still being sent there. >> if we have children endangered in the federal government custody it is our responsibility to immediately begin investigations. >> reporter: in virginia, which holds teens accused of being violent, one child wrote of physically restrained and physically abused by staffers. they handcuffed me and put a white bag on my head, took off all my clothes and put me into a restraint chair. they left me naked and attached to that chair for two and a half days. this punishment chair was described in at least five other declarations from children. shenandoah would not comment to cnn but in court documents denied any assault of residents but did acknowledge stafferers use an emergency restraint chair as a last step of progressive response to aggressive behavior. some of the complaints and allegations stem fr

michele if we can bring us simon back in here if you still there simon there you are listening to me shiloh there how much press or pressure is america under here and do you think that in the next week or so before this new summit that she will be able to gain enough momentum. i think it's going to be very difficult for her we are hearing the softer noon that she's already set up a meeting with victor all bomb one of the troublemakers if you like on the migration issue to hungary and leaders very much opposed to increase migration flows but she set up that meeting for off to the summit the fifth of july so it'll be off to next week's european summit and that already that just that timing if it's correct suggests that you know this is a much more complicated process than just a few meetings even if new signals can be sent in as you've said what we've heard today is positive words from a man who a mark role and angela merkel together but i don't know that we're really hearing any new detail the process of continuing to persuade all the european leaders that they need to work together better a

el presidente le dio seis meses al congreso para actuar en cuanto a daca, shiloh, culminaba el programatÚe antes de finalizar el programa. puede suspender por ahora la separacÓn familiar pero que contigo. borja: gracias por esta informaciÓn, vamos a estar muy pendientes de esta comparecencia del presidente trump. ha sido un problema donde ha habido muchÍsima repercusiÓn dentro de las filas del partniv internacional. todo parece responder a esa presiÓn de esos medios polÍticos que han tomado esta decisiÓn como sabemos hace aproximadamente dos horas y media el presidente decÍa que estaba trabajando en algo muy importante, posiblemente sea esta acciÓn ejecutiva. carolina: recordemos que todo esto sucede horass de que decÍa que todo estaba en manos del congreso y despuÉs escuchamos las crÍticas nacionales e internacionales que le decÍan que con una se dio cuenta que con su firma podÍa hacerlo. borja: seguimos hablando del drama de la separaciÓn de las familias. seguramente ustedes recuerdan los audios que publicamos ayer delirios  desesperados que lloraban por ver a su familia. han causado

i am the grandfather of theresa who is currently detained at shiloh residential treatment center. i am currently living in a duplex apartment in oakland, california. i work every day as a food ve vendor. i want to be her sponsor because she is my granddaughter and i am her grandfather. i spent a lot of time with theresa when we both lived in el salvador. i came to the united states when she was 5 years old and have helped to financially support theresa and her mother ever since. i think i would be a good sponsor for theresa because i want to take care of her. and i am able to do so. in february 2018 a home investigator came to my house. she asked me a lot of questions and had me fill out a lot of paperwork. i got the impression that the home investigator didn't think i made enough money to be able to support theresa and myself. i know i don't make a lot of money. but i make enough to care for theresa. everything i have, i will give to her. i have not heard anything since then. when i reached out to the social worker at the shiloh treatment center, she told me that the office of re

she was snapped out last month at legoland near london with knox and shiloh.er spokesperson is blasting the release of the court papers to the media, calling it a misleading leak. adding quote, it's deplorable that someone, for their own selfish reasons, leaked selective portions of the confidential and sealed court record to create an inaccurate and unfair picture of what is really happening. meanwhile, brad's been prepping for his next movie role. he arrived on his motorcycle for a table reading in west hollywood for an upcoming quentin tarantino film. a source tells us the actor is, quote, having a lot of fun on set. by the way that movie has an amazing cast, including leonardo dicaprio and al pacino. >>> speak of cast, my man cameron mathison has been hanging with the stars of "jurassic world: fallen kingdom." >> i have been following them. can you blame me? look at them. we were together in hawaii. we met f thesh . most of the movie. last night, they brought the dinosaurs to downtown l.a. >> here sit. >> i got the meet steven spielberg's father, which is

>>i am the grandfather of finesse on who is detained at shiloh residential treatment center. am living in a duplex apartment and oakland, california. i work every day as a food vendor. i want to be her sponsor because she is my granddaughter and i am her grandfather. i spent a lot of time with the nasa and we both lived in el salvador. i came to the u.s. when she was financiallyp to support the nasa and her mother. i would be a good sponsor for her because i want to take care of her and i am able to do so. february 2018 at home investigator came to my house she asked me a lot of questions and had me fill out paperwork. i got the impression that the home impressed -- investigator think i made enough money to be able to support my granddaughter and myself. i know i don't make a lot of money but i make enough to care for her. everything i have i will give to her. i have not heard anything since then. when i reached out to a social worker at the treatment center she told me that the office of refugee resettlement lost my application. i was afraid they were going to transfer her s

grant, of course, with a stellar resume, the humor of henry and donaldson and shiloh, the victor at vicksburg, fresh off the victory we talked about on tuesday at chattanooga. he is summoned by abraham lincoln from the west to the east, to come out and essentially win the war. earlier that spring, congress conferred upon him the rank of lieutenant general. it was a big deal because it had only been held once before in american military history by george washington. i am sure that winfield scott held it during the mexican wars as an honorific title. but only george washington before ulysses s. grant held that rank of lieutenant general and that was a signal of what you do people in the north and what the republican congress thought about this guy. his arrival in the eastern theater presaged a new tempo for the war. because grant, better than any other union commander understood that to win the war, you need armies. they had to abandon this seemingly-obsessive quest for a single grant victory. what we have been searching for in this class since first bull run. grant understood that to win the w

the center of investigative reporting says a private shelter south of houston called the shiloh treatment center was a forcing children to take drug that made them dizzy and even incapacitated. a lawsuit filed in federal court alleges that employees at the center told some children the injections were vitamins and they could not see their families again unless they cooperated. the treatment center is one of about 70 private companies that receive government funds to house immigrant children who are separated from their families and. the center has not responded to the charges. our coverage continues at ktvu.com. you will find the full text of trump's executive order. just click on web links. >>> new attendant. police say they may have a suspect in a series of killings of gay men back in the 1970s a. for decades police have been looking for a serial killer. he got his name from catching strangers in bars and picking them up and going home with them and stabbing them to death. he was responsible for as many as 14 murders. police released this sketch of him back in he would now be in his 60s

shiloh would not comment.is still open, and migrant children are still being taken there. >> if we have children in danger in federal custody it is our responsibility to immediately begin investigation. >> reporter: and at shenandoah, one child wrote of physically being restrained and physically abuse said by staffers. they handcuffed me and put a white bag onto my head. they took off all mill clothes and put me into a restraint chair. they left me naked and attached to that chair for two and a half days. this punishment chair was described in at least five other declarations from children. shenandoah would not comment to cnn. but in court documents denied any assault of residents but did acknowledge staffers use an emergency restraint chair as a last step of progressive response to aggressive behavior. some of the complaints and allegations stem from a long-running lawsuit challenging the legality of locking up any undocumented minors. >> it is shocking. what we have witnessed shocks my conscience. and i have

lo would not comment and 2014 congresswoman lee called for the state to order the closure of the shilohenter and it is still open and children are still being sent there. >> if we have children endangered we have to begin investigations. >> reporter: in virginia, which holds teens accused of being violent, one child wrote of physically restrained and physically abused by staffers. they handcuffed me and put a white bag on my head, took off my clothes and put me into a restraint chair they left me naked and attached to that chair for two and a half days. this punishment chair was described in at least five other declarations from children. schenn dan yeah would not comment to cnn and denied assault and did acknowledge staffers use an emergency restraint chair as a last step of progressive response to aggressive behavior. some of the complaints and allegations stem from a long running lawsuit challenging the legality of the u.s. locking up or detaining any underage undocumented minors. >> the care they receive is shocking. what we have witnessed shocked my conscious and i have to repeated

is set to become the third largest party in parliament jamal al shiloh has more now from the ruling a k p headquarters in ankara. despite a lot of the reports in the lead up to sunday's vote fame and it was going to be a tightly contested election president projects a bit over one only he did the first round. and she secured a second term as president you're now the difference between a man and across the system i don't think a repeat ten million votes now in the first statement made by president but the favored one those results came he said that she was the president for full charge she promised that he would not allow for anybody to be discriminated against inside surjeet just because of their political leaders who they voted for their ethnic background there obviously when it comes with a background one of the ethnic minorities just like you to go to my knowledge you found sunday to be a joyful day for them because their parties if you wanted to cross the ten percent just holding secure places parliament obviously these elections on sunday were not just for the presidency they wer

amy: the story about the shiloh treatment center in southern houston where kids health their forciblynjected with medications t that make them dizzy, listless, obese, even in capacity did. this according to reports by reveal. meanwhile, according to another investigation, taxpayers have paid more than $1.5 billion over the past quarter years to companies operating facilities despspite takining -- facing rat sexual and physical abuse. what kind of control is there over this immigration industrial complex? the private corporations running these facilities. some are also nonprofit. >> this is why it is so incredibly important that people are outraged by the family separation do not look away now. there needs to be increased public pressure, increased thattion to exactly question. what kind of control is there over these facilities? because no one seems to be minding the store in terms of making sure people's rights are respected. amy: clara long, zinke for being with us, -- thank you for being with us senior researcher at , human rights watch. she's the author of the report "code red: th

these allegations do involve children that were in shiloh as recently as april.0-year-old was drugged every day. children lined up and took their drugs. you know, the lawyers are asking the judge to require that these facilities get permissions of parents before they give children these heavy drugs and the court ordered this kind of medication. >> dana: certainly this is an exception, not the rule across these detention centers. so ziva, thanks for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> dana: a remarkable survival story. a dog help as woman to safety after a 700 foot fall down a cliff in alaska. (honking) when your craving strikes, you need your wing nut. ( ♪ ) no one can totally satisfy a craving, quite like your wing nut. >> dana: fox news alert. not a good start for wall street. the dow jones down close to 500 points as we enter the time hour of trading. wall street is rattled with a trade war with china. a dog is credited with helping to save the life of a woman who fell 700 feet off of a cliff. amelia middlings was hiking when she fell down a snow-cov

run for another term which means he could stay in power for ten more years well let's go live to shiloh who's in ankara covering the election for us deval mr erdogan will be pleased presumably with his when parliament is never a thing he would have hoped for but he has finally realized the product of a long long campaign a presidency with greater powers. indeed i mean i do one and the act party who are widely credited for the shift in terms of the economic development that turkey has witnessed over the past decade had been saying that in order for the country to move even further considering the relative economic stagnation they've witnessed in the past say twelve months or two years or so one of the main hindrances to. developments will further developments was the way in which the political system was. preventing rapid growth and they were saying the reason for that was that there was a two heads that were governing the states won the presidency in the other the parliament they said in order to make things a lot more efficient they needed a strong centralized government and that's why

shiloh, tell us about your story and your dog. >> i'm shiloh. this is javelin.aft mechanic for, like 10 years. and then went to maintenance operations coming in. so just came back and was very different. so i have this amazing family. we have two sons that serve. one in iraq right now. ainsley: wow. >> and so just given us our family back. ainsley: a new leash on life. >> absolutely. ainsley: adam. >> thank you so much for having me back bringing my whole family here. of course molly. molly and i got paired up cyber monday of 2015. i couldn't be happier. i got my life back. ainsley: she saved your life, didn't she? >> yes. i have a great girlfriend here in the studio watching. without k-9s for warriors i certainly would not be here. having extra family really helps especially 3:00 in the morning we always talk about. ainsley: sherry, where we can see the movie and how do we donate to the organization? >> go to k-9s for warriors.org you can find stuff. new leash on life movie.com. sign up to watch it for free. ainsley: what is your son's name, we can pray for him

i walk the field of shiloh with my great grandfather. as a young captain of field artillery, he witnessed thousands parish in a matter of minutes in the battle in 1918. in the short time that i was privileged to know him, he impressed upon me the cast paid by ordinary americans caught up in the experience of war. mr. chairman, as senator tillis noted, my own life changed when my father returned from his second cot bat tour in vietnam. i was seven when we received the award. he came home after a year. he weighed less than half he did when he left. i watched the agonizing recovery and that experience was on my mind when i was asked to come to v.a. as acting secretary of veterans affairs, i visited five v.a. hospitals in eight weeks. met with the combined relationship with our three major components. benefits, health, and visited our claims processing center as well. as the maryland senator court. it was clear to me that the veterans population is changing faster than we realize. for the first time, half of our veterans are under the age of

i walked the field of shiloh with my great-grandfather. as a young captain of field artillery he witnessed thousands parish in a matter of minutes in 1918. in the short time i was privileged to know him, he impressed upon me the cost paid by ordinary americans caught up in the expensive war. mr. chairman, as senator tell us noted my life changed when my father returned from his second comment to her in vietnam. i was seven years old. we received word he had been wounded. he came home after a year in army hospitals. he weighed less than half he did when he left. i watched the agonizing recovery and that experience was on my mind when i was asked to come to va. as acting secretary, i visited five va hospitals in eight week weeks, met with the combined leadership of va components, benefits, health and cemeteries and visited our claim center in baltimore. it was clear to me that the veteran population is changing faster than we realize. for the first time in over 40 years half of our veterans are now under the age of 65. of america's 20 millio

i walk the field of shiloh with my great-grandfather colonel abrams sommerville as a field artillery captain he witnessed thousands perish in a matter of minutes in the battle of 1918. in the short time i was privileged to know him, he impressed upon me the cost paid by ordinary americans caught up in the incommunicable experience of the war. as the secretary noted by life changed when my father returned from his second combat in vietnam. i was seven when we received the wordei that he'd been terribly wounded. when he came home after almost a year in army hospitals he weighed less than half what he did when he left. i watched the agonizing recovery and that experience was on my mind when i was asked to come to the va. as the acting secretary of veterans affairs, i visited five hospitals in eight weeks coming up with the combined leadership of the major components benefits, health and cemeteries and visited the claims processing center in baltimore as well as the maryland veterans treatment court. it was clear to me the veterans population is changing faster than we realized. for the

mcconnell: calendar number 61, h.r. 88, an act to modify the boundary of the shiloh national military park located in tennessee and mississippi and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. the senate will proceed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the committee-reported amendment be agreed to, the murkowski amendment at the desk be agreed to, the bill as amended be considered read a third time and passed, and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 172, h.r. 1719. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 1723, h.r. 1719, an act to authorize the secretary of the interior to acquire approximately 44 acres of land in martinez, california, and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask un