here in tucson, we have 262 miles of border that we're responsible for. it on average we apprehend about 150 immigration violators per day, and that number can fluctuate. but i will say last year we finished off with 38,000 apprehensions, this year we have already surpassed that number. it's far from the days of the early 2000s when tucson was making half a million arrests in this area. so it shows you that boarder control can be accomplished if you continue to devote the assets that you need. but the important piece of this today is that we're very grateful that you're taking the time to come out and see it firsthand. talk not only our people, but also to these families so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i would like to turn it over to mike humphries from the office of field operations. >> i operate the ports of industry in arizona. there's a lot of misconceptions out there about the sprageparat units and such. we have had close to 3,000 families and just a few of them have been separated and we have some unaccompanied youths and since they're alon

tucson, arizona, not phoenix where we are. the tucson sector. 262 miles of border that you see the authorities in charge of there. they are going to go around the round table and we will keep a close eye on that and we may pop it up down on one side of the screen if i can. my next guest, he and i will talk as it's happening and we will go back as the first lady makes remarks and ask questions we have seen her ask before. detailed information she is looking for, for the livelihood and the care of if children held in the facilities in the country illegally. steve daines of the senate appropriations committee joins me now. this is great to see you today. we will keep an eye on that. but let's talk if we can first of all and pause to the news of what is happening today. and the fact that the facilities and what we are doing with the children is in the headlines and moving forward. what do we do? >> we need to go back to look at why are we in this mess in the first place? this comes back to open porous borders. what happens is the

. >> se han ido sin sus hijos por el asesoramiento de guatemala en tucson. arizona, y asegura que ha recibido llamadas de madres como lourdes de leÓn sÉ que pillo que la deportaron con su hijo, pero en cambio los funcionarios del consulado en tucson le aconsejaron algo diferente. lourdes: el cÓnsul me dijo que si me venÍa, que me traían el niÑo en dos meses. cuando yo vine aquÍ, la trabajadora social me dijo que ahora como yo me vine que iban a ser siete meses. reportera: lleva casi dos meses separada de su hijo leo. univisiÓn contacto al cónsul en tucson, arizona, y aunque nos contesto no quiso comentar sobre este caso. en un acto pÚblico le preguntamos al cÓnsul general de guatemala en nueva york. >> de ninguna manera. nosotros como representantes del gobierno en guatemala, lo que nos interesa es reunificar a las familias. reportera: pero des huehuetenango, ella revela algo mÁs. >> [ininteligible] reportera: algunos se preguntan si las motivaciones del cÓnsul guatemalteco tienen algo que ver con las advertencias del presidente, donald trump. [hablan inglÉs

this one in tucson, arizona.un by southwest key programs, which also runs a 1500-child facility in texas. davidson is also field director for arizona state representative pamela powers hannley. wehis is democracy now! as continue to look in the growing outrage of president trump policy of separating immigrant children from their parents. we turn to the political showdown in washington. on saturday, president trump try to blame the widely c condemned family separation practice on democrats, tweeting -- on thursday, house republicans introduced a so-called compromise immigration bill. the plan includes the promise of a $25 billion for trump's border wall and is being touted as one for democrats to agree to pass legislation that would stop the separation of families. for more on what the democrats might do now as they condemn the trump administration state policy of separating families at the border, we're joined by renee feltz, democracy now! correspondent and producer who has long reported on the criminalalization

she is one of our agents out here in tucson.oes out there every day to perform her job, her encounters with people in different situations. >> of mourning. good morning. i've been in border patrol for over 20 years. i've recently decided to join the border patrol. i love my job. it hurts to see the children. they don't really know what's going on and so our main concern is to remove them from that element of the desert, the dangerous element and bring them to a safe environment where there's food, water, toys and just take care of them there are a lot of parents who really care for the children. there are a lot of agents that take extra food and toys and give them extra love in the field because they need and they don't understand what's going on. >> thank you so much for what you do. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> any additional questions you may have, you can do it now or we will have time as we are walking through the facility. i definitely want to thank all of you for attending today. i think this has been very ben

mariana atencio traveling with the first lady near tucson, arizona. with us. you are seeing on your screen. protests that are taking place around the country. earlier we showed you brownsville texas. this is capitol hill. demonstrations are taking place. we have seen portland, oregon. here at the capitol here. against the zero tolerance policy. the exact status of that zero tolerance policy as cal perry was telling you is very much in doubt after that court ruling, the ruling from a judge the other day. >>> more breaking news, also on capitol hill, inside one of those buildings on i capitol hill. this involving a conhe tension hearing we showed you a little bit earlier. it's underway now in the house where deputy attorney general red rosenstein and fbi director christopher ray are appearing before the judiciary committee. here is just one of the joemts from this afternoon. >> all this was at the same time that this fbi agent said a trump presidency would be f'ing terrifying and that will never happen. no, no. we'll stop it. he was talking about impeac

esta afmaÓn es del juez conversÓ conro nue compaÑero luis en tucson, arizona. 75 migrantes se declaran culpables de cruzar ilegalmente la frontera. el proceso es rÁpido. entran g y una hora el entencia pasar uno o varios meses en prisiÓn. bernardo: a las personas que les puedo dar hasta seises, les doy eso y nomÁs. luis: el juez bernardo velasco viene presidiendo estas audiencias desde hace aÑ mucho antes del gobierno de donald trump. probara -- pero ahora el fiscal general quiere ll orte a cada persona que cruce la frontera, pero bernardo dice que no es práctico ni realista. ¿es frustrante para usted? bernardo: claro que sÍ. pero este es el gobierno que querÍamos ahora y lo tenemos. luis: la estrategia de criminalizar a los inmigrantes no es nuevo. el cruzar la fronra ilegalmente desde hace casi un siglo se ha converti delito criminal. la gfencia equ atrÁs, el departamento de justicia no se enfocaba en eso el trabajo del juez velasco es complicado. la separaciÓn de decisiones no la toma Él. ¿quÉ le puede decir a los ernardo: no hay nada q damos ha. mi consejo

fernando velasco, quiÉn ha sentenciado miles de migrantes, hablÓ en tucson.culpables de cruzar ilegalmente la frontera. el proceso es rÁpido, entran de a grupos de siete, en una hora se los sentencia a pasar un tiempo en prisiÓn. >> les oÍ el em que han hecho y no mÁs. luis: viene presidiendo estas audiencias masivas desde hace aÑos, mucho antes del gobierno de dora truco. jeff sessions-- de donald trump. jeff sessions quiere castigar a todos los que cruzan. >> no tenemos al lugar para hacer eso. luis: dicen que eso es irrealista. >> es frustrante para usted? >> claro que sÍ. este es el gobierno que querÍamos, ahora lo tenemos. luis: la estrategia de criminalizar a los inmigrantes no es nuevo. cruzar la frontera ilegalmente se ha convertido en un delito criminal. 15 aÑos atrÁs, al departameo justicia no se enfocaba en eso. el trabajo de velasco es complicado. la separaciÓn de familia lo entristece, pero las decisiones no lasoma Él. >> no hay nada que podamos hacer. luis: muchos siguen viniendo. cuando los atrapan, terminar ante el juez velasco y deben ir a la

mexico border near tucson.e american man says he started filming when the suv approached his grandparents' home. he says that's when the driver accelerated and struck him. border patrol had this to say. we do not tolerate misconduct on or off duty and willfully cooperate with investigations. >>> new details on a shooting in kansas that left two deputies dead. they were shot by an inmate who over powered them. kim hutcherson explains investigate tother whaened. >> time for us to begin the healing process. >> reporter: a routine prisoner transport ends in tragedy in kansas city. two sheriffs deputies were shot by an inmate friday. >> when they pulled into the parking lot ready to transport these inmates, they were overcome. it is very possible that with their own firearm, they were both shot. >> reporter: teresa king died from injuries early saturday morning. she had been with the sheriffs office for 14 years. a 7 year veteran of the department died on friday. >> t.k. and patrick gave their lives for us and they

que nos cuente de primera mano lo que estÁ ocurriendo en estos lugares nos conectamos con antar en tucsono que mÁs te impresiono? antar: gracias. lo que mÁs me impresionÓ fue que-- tiene que saber que fÍsicamente estÁn buenos, tiene camas y comida, pero dimos que en esas situaciones necesita mucho mÁs. --vimos especialmente si estÁn siendo escondidos en escuelas pÚblicas y necesitan mÁs preparaciÓn. y es en donde estÁ fallando. no tiene suficiente educaciÓn y no se estÁn preparando suficientemente bien, y cada vez de estar en la albergue.hem declaraciones, cantar. parte del problema es que no hay suficientes empleados para atender a los niÑos. antar: hay muchÍsimos hÉroes que estÁn trabajando con esos niÑos. no es un trabajo fÁcil, pero es una compaÑÍa en que el ceo y su esposa estÁn ganando más de 1 millÓn de dólares en impuestos, dÓlares que vienen del gobierno federal. y estÁn siendo clandestinos. mi presupuestoes que tienen mÁs transferencia y dejan que las autoridades locales y estatales-- caro: hemos escuchado tus testimonios y son realmente impresionantes y me gustarÍa hablar de lo

joining me now from tucson, arizona, mayor yariana atencio.he justice department said we'll take every illegal border crossing and prosecute it, in some cases that means separating these families from their children. turns out this was going on in some instances last summer, maybe earlier. >> yeah. according to our investigative unit which puts together this tremendous report it goes back to october of 2016. where i'm standing will give away why they tried it out here. the city of juarez is directly behind me, so it provided an area where the government could try these things out. to be clear, we don't know the month by month breakdown. we've asked for the breakdown going back to october of 2016 and we just don't have that information. but if you want to criminally prosecute one of the parents, if you want to criminally prosecute the mother, for example, you separate out the child, mother goes into criminal prosecution, and that child goes to a center somewhere in the u.s. what it shows that the u.s. government going back some time to the end

el de mcallen y tucson.rados y que estÁn en un proceso de reunificaciÓn familiar. palmira: la cÓnsul tambiÉn dijo que todos los casos de menores que llegan a su despacho, se les brinda el apoyo correspondiente. hoy se llevÓ a cabo la primera audiencia sobre la ley santuario entre quienes la respaldan y la oposiciÓn, por parte de sessions. un centenar de personas llegaron para protestar. la tuv porque un hombre con una descargaintimidÓ a las personas. la policÍa de san josÉ identificÓ a dos personas como responsables de la muerte por un balazo de josÉ mejÍa díaz. esto fue el 27 de diciembre en esta ciudad. los sospechosos son rubÉn rodrÍguez y juliÁn castillo. se encuentran recluidos en la cÁrcel del condado de santa clara. si sabe de informaciÓn, la policÍa le pide que lo reporte de inmediato. la policÍa logrÓ detener a una mujer que estÁ acusada de robo de identidad. cubolsas encontraron correos de decenas de personas. siguieron revisando y encontraron un recibo de marihuana. cuando llegaron a su casa encon

. >> estos los fueron los Únicos manifestantes que esperaron a la primera, tambiÉn en tucson donde visitÓ es la segunda visita de la primera dama desde que el presidente firmÓ la orden ejecutiva para la separaciÓn de familias. y tambiÉn del anuncio fedal que preveÍ y que se >> tremendo susto se llevÓ una familia hispana cuanto terminaba de cenar en un restaurante. >> contaje de la fiebre de la copa mundial y vaya a conocer a gabriel sotelo en el tour del fu en recintos de laca llamativos en santa clara. de 4:00 a 6:30 de la tarde. termin >> musica grasoso aquel familiar hispana despuÉs de que sanara en un en repetidas ocasiones. >> el auto de una familia fue infectado una y otra vez en un estacionamiento sin razÓn alg alguna. >> mi hija estaba dentro del carro. >> aunque el vÍdeo no es muy ca se puede apreciar a un un conductor embistiendo el coche de vÍctor. estos son los baÑos ocasionados. >> el seÑor empezÓ a grabar cuando vio lo que pasaba y el peligro que corrÍa su familia. f fui para adelante, regresÓ mÁs fuerte para pegarme y fue cuando terminÓ pegÁndole al vehÍculo. >> sucediÓ afu

summer in between phoenix and tucson.se enough for all weekend and that starts to drift northward up into utah, also new mexico, and colorado. so if you have any travel plans there friday into saturday, that would play into your plans g for a low to mountain shower activity. that will be starting on the weekend. just an fyi if you're going through shasta or tahoe and truckee. temperatures topped out today. still plenty warm. on wednesday. now they are starting to drop and they will continue to do so into the weekend. low clouds. is sunny, breezy, cooler for most. sometimes it takes another day. there's a robust delta breeze. mainly favoring about san francisco south. south of point reyes. plenty out there. water temps are just really cold. 51 degrees. san francisco half moon bay. it doesn't take a lot to get it going. the altamont pass is at 34-40 miles per hour. loan 61. the rest are in the 50s here. low 50s, menlo park. woodside is in there. pacifica as well. mid 50s. san mateo says, hey, so are we. redwood city, don't

en este momento a cargo de esto ya están en contacto con las autoridades que guatemala del río y tucsonulares del país y los canales diplomáticos. >> el canciller ha estado en contacto con el secretario del departamento de estado, con la secretaria de seguridad de inte p tal como ocurrió con la crisis del 2014 los países de méxico, honduras y el salvador y guatemala están unidos para lograr una solución para la problemática. >> particularmente quien estados unidos a través de la red consular, con este mecanismo es intercambian información y méxico pone a disposición estos países para la capacidad institucional. >> tenemos información de que la ministra de relaciones exteriores de guatemala se encuentra washington teniendo reuniones con el gobierno de donald trump. política de separación, defensores de los inmigrantes temen que los niños en albergues sean entregados a sus familiares y que pasen meses antes que esto suceda. >> es una crisis humanitaria lo que pasa ahorita. >> la asociación de pediatría advierte que cada día que se prolongue la espera estos niños corren el riesgo de sufrir

cargo de esto, están en contacto con las autoridades o consulados de guatemala en mcallen, del rÍo y tucsongton hablando con autoridades sobre el tema, también ahora el cónsul mexicano en san francisco se está pronunciando al respecto, a las 11 tenemos la información . >> desde san francisco, noticias telemundo 48. >> por cierto, el consulado de el salvador, en san francisco, puso a disposición una línea de emergencia . >> lo tiene en pantalla (información en pantalla) si tiene la información, puede comunicarse a este número: 415 685 9396 es el número de emergencia de el salvador en san francisco . >> hablamos del tema de qué pasará con los niños migrantes que han sido separados de sus padres, tengo el reporte completo . >> el gobierno ahorita destruye a familias . >> activistas marchan a sacramento para denunciar el trato de los niños en la frontera . >> manténgase informado con lo más reciente de la separación de familias por facebook, twitter, y telemundo48 (♪ música ) lo hemos dicho, más de 2 mil niños de todas las edades han sido separado de sus padres y están bajo el cuidado de oficin

so what's going on with the bishop of tucson?t one point, the bishop of g tucson, arizona, as you mentioned, edward weiss and berger seem to morally equ those enforcing the border with people committing abortions. speaking about border security that takes the part i separating families. watc >> in light of the penalties that are there for life issues, i'm simply asking the question if perhaps our affairs committee could give recommendations to those of us who are border bishops on the possibility of canonical penalties for catholics who are involved in this. for the salvation of these people's souls.en mayb is time for us to look at canonical penalties. >> maybe it's time for you to read a canon law. what is he talking about? >> canonical penalties mean rescinding the sacraments. >> laura: they don't do that for politicians that advocate for abortions, thank you very much. >> i got a call from some border security guys. i said when nancy pelosi getsal the letter of resignation you can worry.. but remember, the catholic catechism

dulce: melania visitÓ tucson y se reuniÓ con autoridades migratorias y lÍderes del Área fronteriza dete el recorrido, la primera dama se dirigiÓ un pequeÑo retenido de tres aÑos de edad y lo saludÓ. tambiÉn vio las fotografÍas de un pequeÑo deentemente en el desierto. melania dice que es increÍble tan pequeÑo de seis aÑos, es triste. durante la visita de la primera dama de arizona pudimos hablar con en la empleada del centro de detenciÓn de menores en phoenix. eas hay niÑos de siete meses de edad a 17 aÑos. muchos vienen de honduras, mÉxico, el salvador y guatemala. ilia: la capital del paÍs fue oro y escenario de varias manifestaciones contra la separaciÓn de familias. una de las mÁs llos de mujeres ante las oficinas de senadores exigiendo hacer algo para terminar con esta polÍtica migratoria y hacer algo para terminar con esta polÍtica migratoria, de protesta terminÓ con varias personas arrestadas en el capitolio. claudia: alrededor de 600 mujeres, entre ellas una congresista fueron arrestadas por irrumpir las oficinas del capitolio. negaron la separaciÓn de madres y niÑos. minutos

. >> al norte de tucson, ahÍ aproximadamente tres y dos menores, este centro habÍa abierto sus puertase exactamente siete dÍas cuando visitaba a mcallen se sentaba en esta mesa de diÁlogo y lo primero que dijo fue " yo estoy aquÍ, me gustaría saber de quÉ manera pos servirÁ este paÍs para que estos niÑos y estos padres se reencuentran de una vez por todas", veamos cuÁles son las declaraciones de la primera dama en esta visita. >> desde phoenix con mÁs informaciÓn, donald. todavÍa no aparece en la zona pero adelante. >> >> hola, quÉ tal?, nos encontramos en phoenix, arizonol -- arizona justo frente a south west key, se verÁ que melania llegue aquÍ a ver a estos niÑos. espera que aquÍ en phoenix hay por lo -1600 niÑos inmigrantes que han llegado aquÍ separados de sus familias, por lo -300 de ellas han sido separados justamente aquÍ en esta frontera de arizona. estaremos pendientes de los detalles de la visita de la primera dama a este centro de detenciÓn. es uno de los varios que tiene south west key en el este de arizona. >> agradecemos. parte del problema de la separaciÓn de familias e

. >> en un día como hoy hace un aÑo una familia de tucson sufre por la muerte de su hija de tres aÑosn a la iglesia para recordar a la pequeÑa que hace un aÑo dejo de respirar tras un edimnto dental. >> un dolor inimaginable, ha sido difícil aprender a vivir sin su hija. pero lo más frustrante es que aún buscan respuestas tras lo ocurrido. >> es la desesperación de no tener una respuesta. >> en médico forense dio a conocer los resultados de la autopsia clasificándolo como una muerte accidental por una complicación durante el procedimiento. la causa de moto fue a una fuerte cooperación de los medicamentos. >> una demanda civil está en curso, eogado de la familia dice tener bases fuertes sobre los errores que fueron cometidos aquel día en la clínica dental donde vanessa dejó de respirar, un proceso legal que podría tardar meses, y la familia sabe que pase lo que pase con el litigio nada les regresará a su pequeÑa. >> y la junta de supervisores del condado de santa clara, también se corre tras los crimis es pa acelerar estos procesos que solo deberían tardar 30 días, las supervisoras sin

los consulados en la supervisiÓn de crisis de la frontera, se trata de el consulado del rÍo y de tucsonos y estÁn en un proceso de reunificaciÓn familiar, o con algÚn custodio, o alguna familia. tenemos una relaciÓn con la división de menores uno acompaÑados que queda en san francisco.los caso llegan a su despacho les brinda la ayuda correspondiente. el cÓnsul de el salvador en san francisco ofrece ayuda y puede llamar al telÉfono en pantalla para ser atendido en su idioma espaÑol. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: llegÓ la hora de saber cÓmo estarÁ el tiempo para resto de la semana. con estas imÁgenes del atardecer en vivo del monte alison vamos con su gÉnero que es que estÁ lista-- con suheily lÓpez estÁ lista con la "ventana al tiempo". suheily: ola de calor que va a impactar gran parte de california el fin de semana. el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional emitiÓ la advertencia por calor para el Área de la excepto para regiones urbanas de la zona de san francisco y oakland. esperamos temperaturas en mediados de 90°. en el valle podrÍamos alcanzar 100°. esto permite el aumento en temperaturas. vamos a m

one of the homes getting the shipments was tucson, arizona, so he decided to work with local police and up a control delivery. when he arrived, what he discovered -- carol: they did a stakeout, essentially. where is the dog collar? jason: he is sitting in this hot police car all day, he said he spent the whole day with these police officers waiting for the guy to get home and pick up the delivery. jenny: he said he spent the whole day with these police officers, waiting for this guy to get home. when he goes in to interrogate the guy, he asks what are you doing? the guy said that his job was basically he had found this job on craigslist where he basically received packages and forwarded them on. he didn't know what it was for. they paid him $20 a package and that was the extent of his involvementchad convinces this guy to give him a list of everything that they were shipping for the service. it was things like dog collars, tents, containment fences, clothes, shoes, backpacks. nd so as a little bit aside, fraudsters don't only buy things with low resale value. the way they make their pro

happy for your son. >> gary joins me now from tucson, arizona. could the whole process take for somebody? >> anderson, i talked to roberto and dennis about that. not surprisingly, they have no idea how long it could take. roberto said his court hearing is in two weeks in mississippi. he thought it could be all done right then. if you're rejected, it could go very quick. if you go to court, you could get kicked out of the country. but if you go to court, obey the law, it could still take years. an average of two to four years. >>> an extraordinary doctor working to make a big difference for orphan kids around the world. i traveled to haiti where music and games are the forefront of her efforts to promote learning. "champions for change" is next. i have to tell you something incredible. capital one has partnered with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. becaus

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and visited a border facility in tucson. >> i know how dangerous and difficult your daily jobs are.i really appreciate all you do for behalf of the country. and i'm looking for our discussion and to tour the facility. and i'm here to support you and give my help wherever i can for behalf of children and the families. >> joining us now is msnbc. okay we don't have her yet. do we have emily jane fox? should we bring her in? let's bring in emily jane fox senior reporter at "vanity fair" and msnbc contributor. i'm going to hold for me, i'm going to go back to maier if you can tell us what if any impact the first lady's visit had you think on those migrant families today? >> reporter: joy, the focus of her visit, especially here in tucson as we just heard in the sound bite prior to our conversation was really the border patrol agents. when she visited that facility there were ten children there but she focussed her remarks towards the agents and the difficulty in doing their job. i was embedded with the border patrol last week and they are under incredible amounts of pressure. they told

we have detained just recently a minor out here in the tucson sector, their uncle threw him over the fence with nothing but a letter, a little handwritten note in his pocket that said, "help me find my mom," and the mom's name on that piece of paper. agents that i know that i have worked with, myself included, go to the field numerous times with our own food that we buy, toys, clothes, everything else, so we can assist to these people we arrest of the border. to compare us to nazis is a whole new low. that is the most disgusting thing. these people are idiots for that comparison or they need to go back to school and actually learn history. they probably fell asleep during history class is what i think. >> laura: susan, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, even barack obama, were really, i think, pretty clear back in 2014 that these kids were going to have to go home. president obama said they were going to have to go home, literally, hillary clinton said they were going to have to go home, the unaccompanied minors, and the family units crossing the border. and this is what nancy pelosi said

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the bishop of tucson asking if border bishop should take away communion from enforcement. franklin graham says it's a disgrace. >> it's terrible to e families ripped apart. it's a result of lawmakers in washin ogtonr generations ignoring this. >> reporter: meanwhile in washington, d.c., lawmakers protesting the separation of chance fr parents from their children. on the border, immigrants who are still being detainted now neither worst. a new republican immigration bill is ing drafted for vote earl next week could allow for a provision that prevent families being separated at the border and also call for $25 billion for ditional border security testing. lester? >> gadi schwartz in sao night, thank you. >>> now to the price you pay and the cost of borrowing getting mo expensive tonight. the federal reserve raising a key interest rate by a quarter point that could put new pressure on potential buyers looking to purchase a financlace or th cos going , some younger buyers and retirees are choosing to skip buying in favor of renting. what's right for you? here is nbc news busin

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la primera dama llegÓ a tucson, arizona, en su segunda visita desde que iniciÓ esta crisis de separaciÓnistorias de los agentes y posteriormente se desplazÓ a un campamento para menores en phoenix. segÚn los agentes, 1100 niÑos no acompaÑados habrÍan sido ingresados en los puertos de entrada de arizona desde ubre de 2017. miles de mujeres se congregaron en una marcha que llegÓ hasta el edificio de oficinas del senado para protestar en contra gobierno de al menos 600 personas resultan arrestadas cerca del capitolio en nuestro campo-- y nuestro compaÑero washington nos tienen los detalles. >> cientos de mujeres marcharon en washington frente al hotel trump y pidieron la aboliciÓn de ice. en varios actos de desobediencia civil como este, ante el departamento de justicia en protesta por la separaciÓn de familias, exigiendo saber dÓnde estÁn los niÑos migrantes. >> hay miles de personas que han pasado meses en los centros de detenciÓn. millones de familias que han sido separadas y el paÍs por primera vez sabe como es la migra. sabe que la migra pone a los humanos de todas las edades en jaulas

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and chief padilla is known for his tenure in the tucson sector that used to have the highest apprehensionsef padilla once he was there through a mix of the strategies of the border control and manpower drove crossings in that sector lower. and that is basically what happened, those crossings shift ed over to thishere i rio grande valley sector, this is now the hottest place on the southern border. and this is part of the reason that chief padilla is down here. and when you talk about technology, infrastructure, manpower, we're talking walls, surveillance towers and old fashioned border patrol agents. what is new here which we should remind everybody is the fact that for the first time in a systemic way the trump administration has put into place the zero tolerance policy that anybody that crosses the southern border will be prosecuted. and when those happen, families are separated. parents are separated from their children. the parents go ultimately into federal court, children go into the custody of health and human services. and it is creating an overflow siion and that situation is fran

the latest tucson the alarm, playmaker airbus. >> airbus has threatened to leave the u.k. as the aviation group's strongest warning over the impact of the no deal brexit. >> if there is a no deal brexit, this would be e catastrophic for this country and catastrophic for airbus and the supply trained. it is not just a u.k. supply train, -- chain, we have frictionless straight which is why the effects are on the table. >> if airbususas to leavave britain,n, consequences would be tough. the airplane builder rarely poses 14,000 brits- currently employs 14,000 brits. airbus is perhaps the most significant company urging the u.k. government t to recononder their policy butut not the only one. >> if the brerexit we end up havingngrovides sisignificant friction, provides significant cost, of course that will be a n argument against making investments here in the u.k.. a no deal scenario isis just a little too high in terms of friction it will create. >> it is unclear if the british government is hearing the pleas from the business community although they are sounding ever more ser

the bishop of tucson asking if border bishops should take away communion and franklin graham says it's a disgrace. >> it's terrible to see families ripped apart. the situation we have our lawmakers in washington over generations ignoring this. >> reporter: meanile, in washington d.c. lawmakers protesting separation of detained parents from their children. back on the boarder, thousands of immigrants asking for asylum and being detained now fear the worst. and today, late word about a new republican immigration bill that ei is drafted up for a vote as early as next week that could provide some sort of provision that would prevent the separation of families at the border, as well. as provide some sort of protection for 1.8 milliodreamers currently in the united states and also provide 25 billion for border security. lester? >> gi schwartz, thank you. >>> now to the price you pay and the cost of borrowing gettingre xpensive. the federal reserve raising a key interest rate by auarter of a point tt could put pressure on potential buyers looking to purchase a new place or refinance. with cts

. >> mariana atencio is in tucson arizona. she is there, where the first lady is touring. >> ali, the first lady didn't tour this child migrant stelter behind me. she toured a tucson coordination center, which is a facility where these families, the children who are apprehended at the border, where they are taken for the intake, where they take down information, the countries they are coming from and their ages. basically then they figure out what to do with these folks. there were ten boys ages 14 to 17 there, witnessing the first lady's second visit to the border. also a mother with a 3-year-old son. and the first lady having interactions with them. also showing her support for those officials, the customs and border patrol folks who have been working, you know, through and through to receive these families, to welcome them, and to figure out if they are going to hand them over to i.c.e. or if they are from mexico, turn them back to their countries of origin. so there has been a lot of discussion as to the kind of pressure t

in tucson, arizona, i'm tom yamos, abc news. >>> we just learned justice kennedy is set to retire. we've been hearing a lot about the high court recently. we just talked about a couple of them. this is going to mean that mr. trump will get his second high court pick. anthony kennedy is 81 if i'm doing my math correctly andhe be ro.ied repli 'seen the swing court. anthony kennedy will be retiring from the supreme court. of course, we'll be following this on abc7 news an our news app which you can download for free right now. >>> also today, the concord city council is holding a special meeting on the report of housing thousands of migrants. today's meeting at 1:00 will include community input, coordination with other elected officials, and possible perform lags of a council response. they're calling for the government to abandon the proposal saying forces people to live in tent cities is cruel and part of nation is not safe to live on. >>> new at 11 cash and bit down. more than $3.6 million worth of gold bars also seized in addition to a grenade lawn cher, and xanax. >>> a driver wa

and mexican border near tucson. the native american man said he started filming when the truck approached his grandparent's home, and he said that's when the truck accelerated and struck him. the border patrol issued a statement saying they'll fully cooperate with all investigations. >>> tonight president trump is standing by his claim that democrats are to blame for separation of migrant families at the u.s. border. andria borba tells us it comes as hundreds of kids are being housed in a new tent city. >> a 1997 court judgment says migrant children can only be held at a detention center for 20 days. a bush administration antitrafficking law from 2008 says unaccompanied minors must be transferred out of detention in just three days. the 97 precedent and the 08 law do not say children must be taken from their parents. >> reporter: this is what's being called a tent city in texas, created for children being separated from their parents as they try to cross the border illegally. >> i hate it. i hate the children being

. >> tucson the is second busiest. >> the job has never been easy. >> have you implemented the order? >> yes. >> separated family members still in border patrol aren't being united. >> a family would not be prosecuted unless one had a criminal record. >> correct. an individual will be prosecuted for breaking the law. >> with the implementation have you seen decline in those numbers? >> numbers have remained steady. we haven't been doing this long enough. >> when you saw those pictures, when you heard that audio what were you thinking? >> the picture of the children crying. >> i have seen a lot of those situations up and down the border. it is something that pulls at your heart. >> they tell me they worry the public will continue to blame them. cnn, arizona. >> the contentious immigration issue creating ripplefects. a top official with the department of homeland security is telling employees to watch their backs. the agency says the threats have been incredible. being alert to strangers trying to elicit information. >> it is being felt by his own staff. sarah sanders tweeted she was ki

coming out of a young iraq a suspected of raping and murdering a fourteen year old girl known as tucson is back in germany after being extradited from his country and the case has stoked the immigration debate in germany.

so today some of the hottest weather we found in areas like las vegas and tucson, 95 in denver. 5 to 10 degrees above average. then it really spreads on wednesday. then by the end of the week into the weekend, it gets very hot in the 90s. everywhere, ohio valley i could cause airport delays as far north as chicago and afternoon storms in the southeast. >>> we'll take a closer look at who is at risk for severe storms coming up. >> all right. talk to you in a bit, bill. things are starting to heat up in russia for the battle for the gold trophy. host country kicking things off with uruguay. russia had no answer for luis suarez. what a goal there. they fell nil-3. both times still move on to the next round. next a nail-biter between portugal and iran. portugal's renaldo had a chance to put his team up 2-nil but he is denied during a p.k. 1-all. luckily for portugal they move on. on. spain needed a solid match and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection. that's why only pampers swaddlers is the number one choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like soft

tucson, highs in the 112 arena, lows in the low 80s. the reprieve will come from bud, still in the pacific. it's the moisture left over that will bring cloud cover and even some rain. places like rochester, new york, having potential for damaging rain tonight. david? >> thank you. >>> and major issues in las vegas airport tonight, power going out not once but twice. here's david kerley. >> reporter: listen to the groans. as the lights went out again at las vegas' airport. >> just checking if you're up. apparently they lost power over here. >> reporter: a cable serving the airport went down. first affecting a terminal. the second time, baggage claim. >> here at the airport in las vegas. no power, no luggage, no nothing. >> reporter: the tower and ground operations were unaffected. but still, several flights cancelled, 175 delayed. american airlines, which had its own trouble today. a computer issue hitting some of its kiosks and other systems, that led to some long lines at airports. american says it did not cancel any flights, and delay

so today some of the hottest weather we found in areasla lik vegas and tucson, 95 in denver. 5 to 10 degrees above average. then it really spreads on wednesday. then by the endof the week i the weekend, it gets very hot in the 90s. erywhere, ohio valley in the east. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so today we're going to be watching showers and thunderstorms. could even have some severe storms. have to watch them closely in areas of missouri. an isolatedordo or two t. could cause airport delays as far north asnd chicago afternoon storms in the southeast. >>> we'll take a closer look at who is at risk for severe storms coming up. >> all right. talk to you in a bit, bill. things are starting top heat in russia for the battle for the gold trophy. host countryic kng things off with uruguay. russia had no answer for luis arez. what a goal there. they fell nil-3. both times still move on to the next round. next aet nail-biter ben portugal and iran. portugal's renaldo had a chance he ut his team up 2-nil but is denied during