a little earlier we spoke with dw correspondent stefan simons who is in tijuana on the u.s.exico border. we asked him about the situation on the ground and whether the court order against trump gave any fresh hope to the thousands of migrants there. stefan: you see me standing here right in front of the sports center, the new home for about 2700 central american migrants, or the so-called caravan migrants. as you can see, walk of me a little bit. you see these guys lining up here? they are not lining up for any paperwork. nope, it is about cookies. those people are hungry. there is not enough food here, there is not enough anything here because tijuana, as a city, is absolutely overwhelmed with 2700 refugees already here. and they are expecting about 1000 more to come tonight or tomorrow morning. so, this is only getting worse. now you have mentioned president trump and the judge's injunction on his plans to cancel asylum, basically. that is kind of good news for those people here. a, good news because they are here now, safe. they say they come from an unsafe place. they al

correspondent and iran expert to research proper good morning and from washington our correspondent stefan simons good morning to you as well stefan trees if we can start with you president trump says he hopes resuming the sanctions will get iran to return to the negotiating table over its nuclear program are there any signs that that tehran is willing to offer any concessions well so far the iranian leadership has shown no indication that it's about to surrender to washington's present anytime soon and president rouhani has just said in a speech on state television that iran intends to probably buy pos the reimpose sanctions and just continue to sell oil anyway so the government rejected fresh negotiations from the start because if things that will not get anything in return but it's ordinary iranians that suffer the most because food prices have gone up by fifty percent that's according to iran central bank so the government has to hand out food to families with you know in. so ordinary iranians might feel that it might make them president rouhani and president talked so what's it looking like

martin our correspondent stefan simone's is in one and he joins us live now good afternoon to you stefan the media if you look at the video it appears that the u.s. border guards were caught by surprise do we know was that the case. well first i am on the california that means the u.s. side of the border to. this way camera can show you this right there and as you pointed out in the piece you just ran about five hundred immigrants are all migrants central american migrants in this protest march yesterday broke off this peaceful demonstration which started over there in tijuana at the shelter main shelter which houses now five thousand. migrants from central america in this town they broke all five hundred broke off and made it. to the border right behind me here to this border crossing. so were the border guards or the customs and border patrol the u.s. customs border role on pit i would say actually no because there were fairly creek there in their tactical gear that means was shielded helmet and so on and off use of course as you pointed out they were shooting tear gas at people. the a

correspondent stefan simons is at the young sea dro border crossing on the u.s. side of the border there with mexico and he joins us now stefan what's the situation now has a calm down. significantly you can say that definitely. over the course of the day though on the mexican side as well as on the u.s. side of. security more. on the u.s. side and more. police on the mexican side trying to make this border more secure in terms to prevent something like what happened on sunday happens here again. and traffic is normal and that means on the other side behind me from. moving into the united states like hundreds and hundreds and hundreds remember all the people who. are working to come today and probably tomorrow to do their holiday shopping which they missed on on sunday now mexico is set to deport scores of migrants. managed to breach of security cordon and tried to cross into the u.s. yesterday are more deportations likely to fall. thirty nine that's the number today and all those thirty nine people will be deported. sixty nine people they made today actually to u

only has shelter for about a third of those people leading to squalid conditions correspondent stefan simone's went to the cap you met with some of the migrants who have tracked thousands of kilometers in search of a better life. the most unique thing about one of the biggest shelter for the so called caravan migrants is that it provides hardly any shelter at all at least not from the elements not from the rain and not from the cold during freezing nights during. this week maybe by city officials to hold a maximum of just two thousand five hundred people this place now houses more than six thousand migrants and in a few days that number will rise to seven thousand including more than one thousand babies toddlers and young children. we need cindy pinera and we talked to her about a week ago she had just arrived with two more for four sisters and without her father the family had gotten separated on their journey to tijuana now they are reunited but conditions here after magically deteriorate it all is still better man we're in really bad shape as you can see everything is what we are tired we c