that is the roulette southwest key.'m looking at these kids, it is the two little siblings, you know, thinking there one to be ripped from their brother's arms and their brother cryrying becae he cannot do anything necessarily. i told her would youou tell me o dodo that, i told her, i'm sorr, but as a human being, that is not something i can do. you're welcome to do it yourself, to which she replied, first that she would report me to the supervisor and then she went directly to them and said, you're not allowed to hug. he looks at me with tears streaming down his face with utter disbelief that what happened. it was at that moment i realized if i were to continue with southwest key, at least here in this facility, that i would be told a do things that were against what i am now sing from the response of the world is humans the code of all morality. i tried to make internal change. i contacted the regional director. i noticed it wasn't going anywhere after three or four days. i requested my time off. i stated i needed to

southwest key says there were 25 minors at the facility, aged 12 to 17. the average length of stay is 47 days. southwest key also says they have temporarily suspended recreational off site activities because of safety and security concerns. congressman john garamendi wants to know if -- >> we've asked the office of refugee many times and have not been abl answer. >> reporter: he just returned from touring detention facilities in texas. >> we came away with a very deep concern that the border patrol, together with the i.c.e. contingents, had not carefully documented who the parents were, connecting to the children to the parents, and then maintaining a clear record of where the children and parents went. >> reporter: he questions how minors separated from their families will be reunited. in their e-mail, southwest key said they had a surprise visit from silencing just this past saturday. and the inspector said he was pleased with how well the children appeared to be taken care of. >> melanie, thank you. >>> a high priced call girl convicted of killing a go

she did not want southwest to increase because of her home value. in 1979, andssed had a major impact and the controversy lasted many years. a lot of people did not like the wright amendment, but it did help dallas airport become the regional hub that it is now. southwest airlines still became one of the other major airlines in the area. the wright amendment was repealed in the 20 beginning, beginning in 2006 and then finally in 2014, the last remnants of the wright amendment were repealed. it did have a major impact in this area for a long time, and it is one of his signature pieces of legislation. in terms of the airline industry and air traffic into the area, this is something that we get a lot of research or requests to see these files and to see how that bill came about. one of the things about jim wright as speaker is that he to expand the role of the speaker in american politics and american diplomacy. trip87, he actually took a to the soviet union, and he is pictured here -- he is on the left. his wife, betty, is in the center. and there is

heading into the afternoon we pick up storms here, southwest scotland, out main area of wet weather i on monday, not farther away from north island. zogby scotland cooler and grayer and again northeast england, but this time towards east anglia, temperatures lower on monday, maybe the odd showerfor temperatures lower on monday, maybe the odd shower for wales and southwest moving, the equally warm sunshine across other of england. wet weather not far away from near continent are, we see some heavy rain moving north across france, high—pressure to the north that uk, eastern flow as well as he the past few weeks, but this time no two days of the same, we're introducing dry airfrom the north of the same, we're introducing dry air from the north sea for tuesday. the low cloud and misty weather gets pushed to the wells and southwest so cool day here but sunny skies arriving eastern scotland and warmer and sunny conditions across northern england and down to east anglia, so cool to the southwest and a bit warm further east, and at perhaps a few showers but generally dry on tuesday and into w

it's not just the huge salary that the head of southwest key makes. nonprofit organization, and as cnn's drew griffin reports, this man is among the highest-paid charity ceos rated by charity watch in the entire country. >> reporter: he calls himself el presidente. his staff once played "hail to the chief" when he arrived at one facility. it may be all tongue in cheek humor, but there is nothing funny about how much juan sanchez is being paid to run southwest key, a nonprofit housing half of all the migrant children separated from their families. according to the latest tax filings in 2017, sanchez's southwest key nonprofit paid him $1.47 million. doubling the $770,000 he made the year before. is that a lot, even for a nonprofit of his size? apparently yes. >> the head of the american red cross receives a $600,000 salary. it's a multibillion dollar charity. they control half of our blood supply, lead disaster provider. you've got this charity, the budget is like a tenth of its size, not nearly the size of the responsibilities. so it does appear high.

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one or two showers towards the aisles down southwest. greatest chance towards.... mid—20s across scotland and norm —— from the island. southeast 30—31. heavy and thundery in the showers, not guarantee the more likely in the southwest. perhaps have wales but drifting towards sussex and surrey later on in the day. an area of low pressure that will weaken. as it look towards next week, high pressure will be moving across from the north. this is the story for monday. we still have the potential for one or two thundery downpours not too far way from the channel islands. aside from that it looks like it will be dry, it looks that it will be sunny across the board. a little cooler across the far north of scotland. at those temperatures across england and wales while getting to the high 20s, 30 and 31. and for the first week ofjuly, we follow a similar sort of theme. not a great deal of change, sunny and dry weather for most parts of the uk. high temperatures across the southern areas and cooler and fresher to the north. but we have this chance of the odd thunderstorm. th

that statement coming from southwest key.hey're pushing back against the claims of negligence at their shelters. tell us about that time that you were told that you couldn't allow three siblings to hug. >> sure. just briefly in response to that statement, if that's the case, tell me why any place where there's a southwest key facility, the job posts are ubiquitous. offering $2,000 for the successful hire of a clinician and $3,000 for the successful hiring of a case manager. doesn't sound well staffed. in regards to the situation with the brazilian children, it was the end of the day. this was their first day having arrived in the morning. they were separated from their mother the night before. they weren't given a bed to sleep in until 8:00 in the evening. they were asked -- i was told i had to ask them to sleep on the floor in a classroom for a brief time in the afternoon. and then in the evening, they were separated into three different rooms. they called me over upon understanding they were going to be separated now from t

adrian brown al-jazeera in darley southwest china. as a reminder now the top stories here on al-jazeera millions of voters in turkey's first election since last year's referendum which granted the present state sweeping new powers to president chip type is on course to tighten his grip on power is already leading with around fifty seven percent of votes in the initial results his main challenger chafe from the c.h.p. policy currently has twenty seven percent of the general child has more from turkey's capital ankara. true this is a new era for turkey because it is a new political system that they are brutes and one that the people voted on now really not a referendum which transfers most of the power from the parliament to the presidency that's what makes it so hard states election having said that it is a huge turnout so far so far the results are the figures we're getting from the unadorned user agency the official your answer for observers is that you're talking around eighty eight percent of those notable to vote have actually cos

now southwest key operates the infamous casa pottery center in brownsville texas which houses fifteen hundred boys in a converted wal-mart shopping center according to documents obtained by a.b.c. quote reports filed with the texas health and human services commission show two hundred forty six deficiencies defined as failures to comply with regulations governing child care at southwest key residential programs across texas since the fall of two thousand and fourteen now far believe it or not defense contractors are also cashing in on the crisis for example the connecticut post reports general dynamics in recent decades has expanded into government services including work with the department of health and human services unit that cares for the two thousand or so children taken from their parents under trump's initiatives quartz adds quote was so many new children in the system general dynamics has begun advertising for jobs to help process all of the tiny prisoners bilingual caseworkers data entry clerks some interview files and redact information unfortunately we don't know how much

wolf, the spread sheet that southwest key sent us to prove their point actually proves ours. non-profit in the nation. >> good reporting. excellent reporting. drew griffin, thank you for that. just ahead, much more on the president's flip on family separations and what happens now and could mr. trump's plan for a u.s. military space force happen? tonight, the defense secretary says don't hold your breath. >> no. t want. mom gets the unlimited she needs, dad gets the unlimited he needs, the kids get the unlimited they need. it's big news from verizon. (shoes squeaking) and you could save some money. (scattered applause) wow. all this for us? yeah, and every other family in america. i think the kowalskis are next. (vo) one family, different unlimited plans on the network you deserve. starting at $40 per line. a hilton getaway means you get more because... you get another day in paradise. get a sunset on a sunday. get more stories to share. get more from your summer getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com just another day on the farm. or is it? this

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as we look further ahead low pressure will still be turning around doctor the southwest.ve most of us a fine and settled week to come. so the potential for showers into the southwest of them slightly muddy field and those temperatures close to 30 degrees. this is bbc world news, the headlines: eu leaders have reached an agreement on migration policy at the end of a summit in brussels. asylum centres are to be set up across europe on a voluntary basis, but so far no country has volunteered to host one. brexit also dominated at the summit. the president of the european council, donald tusk, called on the uk to ‘lay its cards on the table' if it wants to resolve outstanding issues police in the us state of maryland say an attack at a newspaper office in which five people were killed had been planned. jarrod ramos has been charged with five counts of first degree murder. three decades after britain's worst sporting disaster, at hillsborough football stadium, the police commander in charge on the day is to face charges of manslaughter by gross negligence. 95 fans weer killed.

southwest and three of the other companies declined to comment on the lawsuit. (pam) a backup uber driver could face charges after the self- driving vehicle she was operating, was involved in a fatal accident in march. kim tobin has the story . natsot officer: "you all right?" natsot vasquez: "yeah. i'm just shaken up. just shaken."natsot officer: "just shaken?"that's rafaela vasquez... the backup driver in the self driving uber. vasquez: "is the person okay?" office: "yeah.... they will be taken to the hospital right now."but elaine herzberg was killed... as she was walking her bike across mill avenue-- outside a cross walk. according to police... the uber made no attempt to stop before it was too late. officer: so what exactly happened?"vasquez: "the car was in auto drive... and all of a sudden, i didn't see it. the car didn't see it. and all of a sudden it was just there. shot out in front and then i think - i know i hit them."in the video released before-- by uber... we see vasquez looking down for a few seconds at a time... but we don't know if it has somet

weakens to depression friday night before dumping much needed rain for desert southwest.ratures are going down on accuweather seven-day forecast. cooling continues up through saturday, father's day a little bit of a change. low 60s to mid-eighties, temperatures up to the 90s inland. 60s along the coast. this is one of the beauties of living in bay area, around this time of year, all the microclimates, pick and choose accordingly. >> smorgasbord. >> i like that. >>> this raccoon turned social media sensation is spending night today after capturing the attention of my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and is clinically proven to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. new gum detoxify, from crest. gums are good. so is my check up! crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life

according to the latest tax files, sanchez's southwest key doubling.a lot even for a nonprofit of hiss size? apparently yes. >> the head of the american reds cross receives a $600,000 salary. it is a multibillion dollar charity that controls half of our blood supply. you have this charity and the budget is a tenth of its size and not nearly the size of its responsibilities and it does appear high. >> reporter: sanchez defends the high salary. he says the first years were a struggle. >> when we started, it was a struggle. over time we said we are now in a position to pay your salary. >> reporter: that history doesn't match with the group's tax filing. nearly every year since except for two gap years showing no income. his salary has increased. that doesn't include his wife listed as the vice president. made. compensation should be similar to what sanchez could make in the private sector. and questions why the board of southwest key voted to approve sanchez current compensation jee. >> the board can issue a salary. believes that is excessive compensation

is often highly confidential one group has employees even sign and non disclosure agreement now southwest key operates the infamous casa pottery center in brownsville texas which houses fifteen hundred boys in a converted wal-mart shopping center according to documents obtained by a.b.c. quote reports filed with the texas health and human services commission show two hundred forty six deficiencies defined as failures to comply with regulations governing child care at southwest key residential programs across texas since the fall of two thousand and fourteen now far believe it or not defense contractors are also cashing in on the crisis for example the connecticut post reports general dynamics in recent decades has expanded into government services including work with the department of health and human service. this unit that cares for the two thousand or so children taken from their parents under trump's initiatives quartz adds quote with so many new children in the system general dynamic has begun advertising for jobs to help process all of the tiny prisoners bilingual caseworkers data e

west-southwest 16. that is down two. i think it will ramp up in a few days, but not today. 40s to 60s, 40 half moon bay, 60 in brentwood. occidental is 50, 51 in petaluma. 30s in the mountains, truckee 86, 83 in viva las vegas. 53 in monterey and 63 in sacramento. the low will dig down and that will not only give us a cooler pattern, it starts a little bit today coast and bay, in a little bit inland. tomorrow we pu those 90s out to the valley and 80s will be back in areas that will be in the 90s today. here we go again with another system dropping in. for those of you heading up to the mountains, it looks like some rain is in the mix from that low moving in. it is moisture starved, but there are some signs it might produce untain shower activity over the weekend. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. we are in that summertime pattern. temperatures will be above average for some and average for others. tomorrow we bring back the fog in a big cool down day friday into the weekend. >>> a popular part of yosemite national park has been off

of the british isles as you the southwest of the british isles as you move the southwest of the british part of the weekend. take care. take a breath. hello, welcome back to outside source. there was a shooting in the newspaper of annapolis, in maryland. reports say several people have been killed. england were beaten 1—0 by belgium and the world cup. england face colombia next and belgium face japan. the latest eu summit, it turns out members as we suspected area turns out members as we suspected are a long way apart on migration, italy's prime minister is looking out on any agreement until countries agreed to share more of the burden of responsibility. if you are watching, and have questions about the stories we're covering, please use the # you see on the screen. donald trump is in wisconsin today, connected to a new plant built by the taiwanese electronics firm, they make products for brands like apple and sony and others. it says this new plant will create 13,000 new jobs in wisconsin and that it is going to invest $10 billion into the state. he is getting something in return, 3 bi

it is run by the government funded group southwest key. there are currently 25 children at the house between the ages of 12 and 17. most of them crossed the border alone, without the parents. the group says the facility is a childcare center, not a detention center. southwest key says it is working to reunite the two girls with their parents. the ages were not released. >>> later today, the concord city council has scheduled a town hall meeting about the s of the former concord naval weapons station being looked at to detain up to 47,000 illegal immigrants. there seems to be a lot of confusion over whether that site is being looked at for detention facilities. contra costa county supervis john guyot said he was told by the sheriff that no site in california would be considered to house immigrants detained under the administration's zero- tolerance policy. officials say they have it not been told the site is off the table. protesters gathered last night at concord city hall. >>> -- >> they are human beings. they want to provide for their fa

since then, southwest ticket sales have fallen. discount airliner cut back its marketing campaigns following the accident. southwest says it expects second-quarter revenue to drop by about 3%. hena? >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks, diane. >>> still ahead, kicking your phone addiction. apple unveils a new feature that will help you spend less times on the apps eating up your day. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioede

the boundary is part of what's called the southwest monsoon. had dry, intercontinental air from the north that collides with air off the pacific ocean. we get cloud cover and excessive rain. sometimes extremely heavy rain that causes the landslides and the flooding. it looks as if the progression is south of the shanghai region into taiwan, hong kong, southern japan. more wet weather in the forecast. a brief respite in china. southwestern portionses of the country will see the heaviest rain totals, picking up easily another 200 milliliters. that means landslides and mudslides and flooding. an ongoing threat. the footage out of the area and india, a tellsale sign that more -- telltale sign that more wet weather could bring serious concerns to the region especially as we deal with the annual wromonsoon season in tha part of the world. >> thank you. >>> thanks. ahead, president trump tries to change the focus on immigration using fear to drive the debate. how the fear is affecting migrants with children. >>> plus this -- >> she's crying because sh

transparency, which allows them to basically turn it into a prison. , i want to get your reaction to southwest key's spokeswoman cindy casares, who responded to concerns about whether the non-profit is prprepared to housuse children o have been separated from their parents at the border and are coping with trauma.

the separation policy has been a windfall for southwest key programs and dr.drew griffin reports. >> he calls himself el presidente, his staff once applauded when he arrived at one facility. it may be all tongue in cheek humor, but there's nothing funny about how much juan sanchez is being paid to run southwest key, a nonprofit housing half of all the migrant children separated from their families. according to the latest tax filings in 2017, sanchez's southwest key nonprofit paid him $1.47 million, doubling the $770,000 he made the year before. is that a lot, even for a nonprofit of his size? apparently yes. >> the head of the american red cross receives a $600,000 salary. it's a multibillion dollar charity that controls half of our blood supply, lead disaster provider. you've got this charity, the budget is like a tenth of its size, not nearly the size of the responsibilities, so it does appear high. >> cnn analyzed nonprofits as large as southwest key and operating under similar classification and found sanchez paid among the very top. he operates 83 shelte

southwest is discontinuing his three daily nonstop flight from f f o to portland from orange county.t announced it will be adding several nonstop daily schedule at san jose airport. san jose will be offering 99 daily flights from 25 destination from s jc. >>> it's under ground by causing big problems above grand. this sink hole opened up on barns road. this was at river road exit 101. traffic was closed in both directions. only 2 feet wide but 6 feet deep. an eroded storm drain may have caused the collapse. the road reopened half hour ago. >>> mayor ferrell helped get the activity starts with the lgbtq flag raised at center hall. he declared today at kick kendal day. all celebrations all month long. starting june 24. >>> a duck stuckn storm drains. we'll sl show you next. motivation." that )s how sunnyvale employees viewed their rescue today of eight ducklings who took "a tumble" down a storm-drain. a resident called police, who called publ >>> #monday motivation. that's how employees viewed their day of eight ducks that fell down a drain. the family was has beenly waddling away. the

southwest airlines still became one of the other major airlines in the area. the amendment was repealed in the 21st century beginning in 2006 and then finally in 2014 the last remnants of the amendment were repealed. impact one a major this area for a long time and it is one of his signature pieces of legislation. again in terms of the airline industry in an traffic into the area, this is something we get a lot of research requests to see these files and to see how the passage of the bill came about. one of the things about jim is that hepeaker wanted to expand the role of the speaker in american politics and american policy. in 1987, he took a trip to the soviet union and he is pictured here on the left, his wife betty is in the center, and mikael gorbachev is on the right. thee is the beginning of following out of the cold war. jim wright went to the soviet union to meet with leaders there and he also wanted to speak directly to the soviet people and encourage diplomacy between the two nations. he received a lot of correspondence from citizens of the soviet

some cooler temperatures for some southwest facing areas. but even though we've got a bit of drizzle possible, i think you'll like the father's day forecast ahead. >> thank you, frances. also next, a taxi cab crashes into a crowd of pedestrians in moscow. what the driver says happened. >>> the terrifying moments in southern >>> developing news in russia. moscow police are investigating a taxi cab crash that sent eight people to the hospital, including two mexican world cup fans. the cab crashed into pedestrians along a sidewalk near red square. the driver telling police he fell asleep at the wheel, accidentally hit the gas. moscow police would not comment whether the crash would affect security measures for the world cup. the use of vehicles as weapons has been a security concern. the mexican embassy says the two injured female fans were not hospitalized. details on the other victims have not been released. >>> three hikers are safe after being stranded for more than 11 hours on a rocky cliffside in pacifica. abc 7 news reporter cornell barn

southwest is different. it's not a private prison contractor. it received a $955 million three-year contract to house and detain immigrant children. i think one of the things about southwest key that's interesting is they say the reason the business as boomed is because of the numbers crossing the border. 500 people a day 14 years ago to 5,000 people at capacity now. they've gone from sen centers to 26 in a decade. >> but is it true -- is it -- let's bang this out. they're saying their numbers have skyrocketed because the number of people crossing has skyrocketed. but that's not true. >> well, the number of unaccompanied minors coming to the united states has grown quite a bit, and that has always been their business. if you look at who southwest key is detaining right now and who lives in their shelters, it's still mostly unaccompanied minors fleeing to the united states, and those numbers have grown, especially since 2014. only 10 % of the people living in southwest key detention facilities have been separated from their parents. the companies

they are concentrated in the southwest. seattle, a contingent in chicago and rural wisconsin. because of harvesting migration. puerto ricansly in new york and philadelphia and cleveland so the opportunity to hook up with folks who we think of as latino, that was not the term that is used then. spanish speaking. a lot of these constructions that we use today. there is no question that it raises their profile but only to a certain extent. the attention they wanted from the national media was not there because the media was too concerned about resurrection thesethe mule train, and symbols that folks have been covering the fate -- the civil rights movement for years were uncomfortable with. they said, i do not know what is going on with these other folks. i always find one of the sad but in the supreme court protest that i highlight, there is a man, we could actually flipped backwards to that. there he is. this guy with glasses on the left, his name is hank adams. in american indian activist. ae washington post labels him white activist labeled in indian rights. know how to even i

let's headed to the afternoon, and we pick out some storms here across the southwest of scotland.t is one to be the main area of wet weather on monday, not far away from northern ireland. set the scope much cooler, this time into the midlands, temperatures will be lower on monday. maybe the odd shower from wales, but equally some warm sunshine here across southern parts of england. the really wet weather is not far away for the continent. we're seeing some very heavy rain moving north across france. easterly flow again as we are seeing from the past couple of weeks or so. this time, no days are ever the same. we are introducing drierair ever the same. we are introducing drier air from ever the same. we are introducing drier airfrom the north sea. the low cloud, misty murky weather gets pushed away, and a cooler day here. the sunny skies arriving in eastern scotland, and warm and sunny conditions in england. cooler to the south, a bit warmer in the sunshine for the north. sunny spells and perhaps one or showers in northern ireland. generally it will be dry on tuesday and into wedne

southwest declined to comment on the suit. (vicki) next at 5:30... one person is killed in a double shooting in san francisco. and the gunman is still on the loose tonight. (grant) plus... multiple fires break out today as the bay area heats up. we'll have more on the triple digit temperatures and the wildfire danger. (grant) tonight at 5:30... it's starting to feel like summer in the bay area... and it's going to get even hotter this weekend. this is a look at the afternoon highs tomorrow... (vicki) the hot weather is making for dangerous fire conditions... we will have more on that in a moment but first let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a hea

the winds coming in west, southwest. you may notice these little arrows as well president -- indicating a west, southwest breeze. sunday we had the red frag warning in place. we had a dry northeast breeze. we're beginning to see a shift and the southwest breeze bringing in the cooler air and moist air. that helps slow down the fire as well. bringing it down to 20%. evening hours right around sunset, 79 degrees and the winds are expected to remain primarily from the west and southwest. that's the good news. we're going to hold on to the pattern for a few days. that will help the firefighters for a bit. meanwhile, at home, it's a cooler day as well. i'll have a look at that coming up in a bit. >> coming up at 4:30 i'm going to have a live update on the fires. stay with us. >> santa rosa police are investigating a shooting that left one dead and two injured. it happened inside of a home on garfield park avenue and the valley last night. they said a man walked in and started shooting. police identified the suspected gunman a

southwest key said their goal is to reunite families as soon as possible.it was over the weekend a group of democratic lawmakers toured that shelter. along with a detention facility in texas. the images spurred bipartisan outrage. chain-link fences and mattresses on the floor, pens that look like cages. >> those kids inside who have been separated from their parents are already being traumatized. it doesn't matter whether the floor is swept and the bed sheets tucked in tight. >> in the town, no one is supposed to be housed longer than three days but one immigrant said he had been there for a week. critics say it is a result of the trump administration new policy one having facilities bracing for a surge of immigrants. >> i've seen a manifestation of a failed policy. i don't think separating a kid from their mommy is going to prevent terrorists or drugs from coming into our country. >> this is not working in terms of stemming the folks who are fleeing for their lives from violence. >> reporter: and earlier i spoke to democrat lawmaker here in texas congressm

filings in 2017, sanchez's southwest key non-profit paid him $1.47 million. he made the year before. is that a lot? even for a nonprofit of his size, apparently, yes. >> the head of the american red cross receives a $600,000 salary. it's a multibillion dollar charity. they control half of our blood supply. lead disaster provider. you've got this charity, the budget is like a tenth of its size. not nearly the size of the responsibilities so it's -- it does appear high. >> reporter: sanchez defends the high salary, the early years were a struggle. >> when we started, we started with nothing, very low salaries, no health insurance, no 401(k)s, nothing. over time, our board had got to a point where they said we are now in a position where we can pay you a decent salary. >> reporter: that history doesn't match with the group's own tax filings. cnn went back to 1997. where sanchez was paid nearly $130,000. nearly every year since except for two gap years showing no income. his salary has increased. that doesn't even include his wife listed as the vice president who

the southwest, totally different side of this thing.t, dry, plenty of heat throughout the southwest. throughout the northwest, another wave of heat. and even for the southeast for monday before the rain kicks in for them. then more blistering heat for the desert southwest by midweek as well. >>> a hazmat emergency in salem, massachusetts. at least 20 people are in the hospital after getting sick on the job. authorities were called to the scene after a chlorine leak. they said the building was safe, but then another shift of employees fell ill. emergency responders describe a mass hysteria as workers rushed to leave the building. the building is now closed and slated for another inspection today. >>> president trump is coming under fire for suggesting that people who enter the country illegally should not be allowed due process. he argued that migrants are invading the country and is calling for them to be immediately sent back where they came from without even seeing a judge. civil liberties advocates say that would be illegal and uncon

biggest fear up whenever we thought of and discussed how what happens when assad is going to attack southwest city up that attack right now is happening in doubt that i was next to clean it up we need lies on the disputed golan heights a large part of which is already with israel now on tuesday israel did hit an area near damascus international airport in an attempt to tell the city regime that if the do attack we need to move a bit forward then reason could basically have another war with that war be between israel and city that will be between israel and hezbollah iranian proxy which is infinite or will it be between israel and iran these are the big questions whether that these activities that are taking place that assad is now frankly can bet on what's next. is a sensitive sort of reaction sensitive atmosphere in that region in that region and actually in all of middle east the israelis now waiting to see what the americans will do because russian media to see spy out of course this is a violation of the cease fire i russia is striking that all along with us are so if the americans don't

temperatures in the 90s, and areas in the southwest a herere magenta on the map. we start getting to 110 in a few spots. >> yeah, it's june, once the calendar changed, the heat went -- >> bill, thank you. fastforwarding into your monday, melania trump is expected to attend an event to honor gold star families. it will be the first time she has participated in public event. >>> and apple holding a developer conference that will have a new digital health feature. >> and it is national cheese day. to help celebrate, zaybar's ents get a 15% discount. >>> space x as launched a satellite into orbit. this is spacex's 11th successful launch this year. >> there may be a change in the way that doctors treat a leading cause of cancer death in women. chemotherapy may not be necessary for the most common form of breast canter. it wou c the doctor's office. >> last year daeb ra heard the dreaded words "you have breast cancer." >> she worried about chemotherapy. she didn't need it. >> i was relieved. that is a whole different dimension to your treatment. >> that test is helpful

picking up west-southwest, west, west. you get the idea and west- southwest as well.ggest drop in concord, livermore. down to 5 to 10 degrees compared to this time yesterday. pittsburg and others in there. el sebrotn e 57. patchy low clouds, a few clouds. we are in between, generally. that system pun. through or at least tries to, running into a little bit of resistance. partly sunny in the north, mostly to the south. temperatures, though, on the way down. cooler and breezy next two days. we will warm up a little bit on friday and bring it way down on saturday. so, complete opposite of what we had last saturday, for sure. tomorrow, 50s, 60s, 70s. you have to go out to the valley to find any 80s. i'm going to show you a rain projection, why? what's going on here? not much for us but look at what happens on saturday from eureka to mount shasta. heads up in case you are going in that direction. 60s, 70s, low 80s. temperatures below arming here. not so much inland but coast and bay running below and. if you like this kind of weather, you'll like this week. gasia? >> way w

that's the cooling flow from the southwest. it will continue, allowing if the low clouds and fog to spread inland over night. waking up to a gray start and more sun on the way but certainly more temperant conditions for your monday. partly cloudy. the southwest wind up to 30 miles an hour. 60s for half-moon bay to ocean beach with 70s in santa cruz and the pride parade will be nearly perfect with 65 degrees throughout the next hour or so. 70 your afternoon high will be breezy. very typical san francisco weather and the clouds clinging to the shoreline. wh what about tomorrow? we're down to 80 degrees. 70 in hay ward. as we go through tuesday and wednesday very little change with moderate temperature spread. 60s to 80. that's the way we like it around here. 70 downtown. looking at 88 san jose and low 90s inland. if you're headed to the city for the game today, good luck with that with all the activities. upper 60s and breezy wind. tonight for comfortable. won't need the fan or ac. >> forgot the ball game and the pride parade. go

cloud increasing across issue areas, some on the islands far southwest and northern ireland.earest weather and some dipping down into single figures. so the cooler start of the day tomorrow. some of the cloud in the east producing light rain and drizzle, especially in coastal counties. some cloud may hold on into northern england, the north midlands and towards lincolnshire but patchy cloud in western scotland and often showers western scotland and often showers west of northern ireland and into the channel islands a few more showers around. for many, a dry day, link the sunny spells and although it is cool for some across the north sea coast, we have low cloud in the sunshine, it will be a bit warmer tomorrow and temperatures will be around 20 to maybe 23 celsius in a few spots. 0n around 20 to maybe 23 celsius in a few spots. on wednesday night and into thursday morning, just watch across the channel islands and seven england, just a few showers starting to move in. they could include a rumble of thunder while elsewhere it looks dry. this front starts to feel is way further

syria made last year the united states can confirm that russia itself launched air strikes in the southwest the escalation zone in recent days to be clear the unilateral military operations underway by the assad regime and russia in southwest syria represent a violation of the cease fire arrangement reaffirmed by president trump and president putin some humanitarian groups and now calling on jordan to take action some of those fleeing the violence in southern syria have nowhere to go and the jordan syria border remains closed james pays out just era of the united nations two car bomb attacks in our free and in northwestern syria have killed at least eleven people turkish fact forces captured after three men from kurdish y p g fighters in march after a two month military campaign. yemen's president is demanding who think rebels withdrawal from a date a province present updatable months old hardee's ultimatum comes after he met the united nations special envoy the u.n. fears an all out assault on the ports says he could trigger famine pulled santa jan reports. in the southern yemeni port city

dry still a few showers down to the southwest in kona but across the south as well even hong kong still seeing some wet weather for tuesday wednesday will be fired into and you can see dry skies down towards the southwest at this stage as well most of the parts fan and seeing some showers the showers across i stretched away right across into china me and ma saying some big a lot of the showers the northeast of india bangladesh still see some very heavy rain but look at mumbai right of the western gas it's been taping down two hundred forty one millimeters of rain in twenty four hours is around hol for the chain average in just one day the showers stay in place as we go through each is day and never to fall by when the state. unless we have new generations growing up to understand that other nation of shit but not true then soon it will be nothing left and will suffer primatologist and conservationist dr jane goodall towards to algiers even. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provide

how i when i'm pleased to say we have got some dry weather now pushing into the southwest of china we've had some pretty awful conditions just around you and i'm province still a fair amount of cloud in place here but this was the scene just around twenty four thirty six hours ago where the very heavy rises led to some widespread flooding all four conditions you can see the disruption that these very big downpours has caused as i said things will turn a little try a little pride for over the next couple of days the plan starting to recede away the skies opening up hopefully by the time we come to what the state the state should be largely dry still a few showers down to the southwest in kona but across the south as well even hong kong still seeing some wet weather for tuesday wednesday will be fired into and you can see drier skies down towards the southwest at this stage as well know the parts fan and seeing some showers the showers across i stretched away right across into china me and ma saying some big a lot of the showers the northeast of india bangladesh still see some very heavy r

the program anyway welcome now syrian troops are widening a major offensive against rebels in the southwest of the country the regime trying to retake the city of daraa. a government protests began seven years ago the u.n. says more than forty five thousand people have fled the fighting our neighboring jordan is refusing to allow displaced people to cross into its territory you're about to see civilians and children are bearing the brunt of the violence. they fled from bombs and destruction. now this family and living out in the open just hoping someone will help them. bread and petrol prices have risen sharply money is running out. came from was totally destroyed every house was flattened. we had to live in the cellars. now we want to go somewhere that hasn't been complete. anyone who can get out is leaving dura nearly fifty thousand have gone so far villages in the rebel stronghold have been hit hard during days of bombing whole streets lined ruins the local administration cannot cope with the sick and wounded. hospitals clinics and treatment centers were deliberately targeted. they attac

out russia saying it's and the syrian government would breaching an agreement on deescalation in southwest syria made last year the united states can confirm that russia itself launched air strikes in the southwest the escalation zone in recent days to be clear the unilateral military operations underway by the assad regime and russia in southwest syria represent a violation of the cease fire arrangement reaffirmed by president trump and president putin some humanitarian groups are now calling on jordan to take action some of those fleeing the violence in southern syria have nowhere to go and the jordan syria border remains closed james pays out just era of the united nations. yemen's president is demanding who fear rebels withdrawal from hyundai the province president of the problem a sort heidi's ultimatum comes after he met the un special envoy the united nations face an all out assault on the cold says he could trigger a famine paul chata jan reports. in the southern yemeni port city of port data hundreds of desperate people wait in line for a handout food. the health care is. eight mi

now lake eyre high is one of the most popular tourist spots in southwest china attracting up to forty million visitors each year but its popularity has only cause its downfall businesses have been asked to shut shop as part of an attempt to save the lake and as adrian brown reports that's also upturn the livelihoods of people living in the ancient city of dolly. china is rich in tradition and this is a relatively new one posing for wedding photos before the big day. and the high lake in union province is a popular backdrop it's one of china's biggest freshwater lakes and one of its most beautiful. almost forty million people visited in two thousand and sixteen now that rapid growth in tourism. is taking its toll on these once pristine waters. last april the government told the owners of almost two thousand hotels and restaurants near the ancient town of darlie that they'd have to close for a year the order had followed a visit by president xi jinping who'd urged action to save the normally these narrow streets which are such a feature of the old village of dolly would be teeming with