so 1,500 kids unaccounted for. doesn't mean they're not with a family somewhere, doesn't mean they're not even going to their court case. but they couldn't find these kids. that's unacceptable. and we're now working on a bipartisan basis, republicans and democrats alike, with new legislation that will be informed by this concept of operations we hope to have in the next several weeks here but will lay out how we ought to treat unaccompanied minors and hold someone accountable, particularly h.h.s. that has these children in their custody, and prior to that d.h.s., the department of homeland security, to ensure that these instances will not happen again and to ensure that we know where these kids are. think the about your home state and the foster care system which is probably overburdened right now because of the opioid crisis. but you have a foster care system where foster parents are actually screened. part of the our legislation, by the way, is to he will it the states where the kids are so the states can play a

that has gone unaccounted for at the pentagon but i didn't get into the number of bombs that ridiculous amount of money buys you according to consortium news president bush's military dropped seventy thousand bombs on five countries but of that outrageous number it was really just fifty seven of those bombs that really upset the international community because there were fifty seven strikes in pakistan somalia and. yemen countries the u.s. was not at war with and didn't even have ongoing conflicts within and the world was kind of horrified there was a lot of talk that went something like this wait a second we're bombing in country outside of war zone is it possible that's a slippery slope ending in us just bombing all the time nancy whichever president follows bush will be a normal adult person with a functional brain stem of some sort and will therefore stop this madness. we're. where we were we were like a little cat waking up. under president obama there were five hundred sixty three strikes largely by drones that targeted pakistan somalia and yemen despite the fact that bombing outs

, and, you know, this is the epitome of unaccountability. he can't be prosecuted for obstructing justice because he's in charge of the gijustice department, can't be subpoenaed and can of course, pardon himself. >> your book "tailcitizen p"tai how those in power not being fair the way they treat other people, yet he is trying to undermine the mueller e, if you will, suggesting it's the elites going after him and he's thvictim? >> exactlyright. he is trying to be the ultimate in unaccountability, at the same time that he is speaking for the people who he -- he claims to be speaking for who have justifiable grievances against peoplee political world built moats around themselves and are unaccountable. how's that for irony? >> the irony is -- painful, actually. because what you're trying to delve into is how for decades people have been treated unfairly, and that's what's created the climate that helped elect donald trump. >> exactly. i can't obstruct justice because that would be obstructing myself. you know, i cannot be indicted. i cannot be

dozens of people are still unaccounted for. volcanologists monitoring increased activity from fuego say they warned officials to evacuate the area but it didn't happen. will grant reports from one of the worst affected areas, los lotes. the tiny community of los lotes stood no chance. flimsy shacks of tin and corrugated iron offered residents no protection when the awesome power of volcan de fuego thundered through their village. everything was buried under the river of lava and ash. homes, livelihoods, loved ones. some are still looking for survivors, but it is an increasingly forlorn task. instead, the desperate search has turned to the morgues. wendy hernandez has lost everyone she held dear, her entire family gathered for her mother's birthday was wiped out in minutes. her mother, sister, nephews and what's breaking her heart most of all, her two teenage daughters. translation: alll could hear was screams. i begged her to tell me what was going on. but she did not respond. with each passing day, this disaster isn't easing,

legislative body, a congress 2.0 of sorts filled with hundreds of judges who are unelected and therefore unaccountable to the american people. :: >> for their opinions. even the most radical vision of judicial power, no wonder the confirmation wars have escalated over the years and it is no wonder democrats have made a circus of the confirmation hearings to politicize the process because ultimately they look at political judges. what america wants is not what it needs it does not need political judges it does not need an army of super legislators telling us what to do. it certainly doesn't need us sought a second congress making laws on a whim. with the law that we have dysfunctional enough? no mr. president. it is wholly different from what the left envisions. american needs way from the corrupting influence on politics and to put the law before any partisan concern we also need impartial judges who understand their limited role under the constitution to say what the law is not what they wanted to be. and in short we need judges who are in touch with the constitution not try to remake that in their o

a still undetermined number of people are unaccounted for. perez is in one of t (take sot) video shows the moment a police car turned around running from a massive ash cloud just before it was engulfed. the volcano hurled ash high into the air and sent hot molten lava spewing into villages. people ran for their lives, but not everyone made it. this woman believes some of her family members are buried. rescue teams are frantically searching for victims and working to reach communities covered in lava and mud. survivors, some pulled from the ash, were rushed to hospitals. a still undetermined number of people are unaccounted for. a.m. p. correspondent sewn -- a.p. correspondent sonia perez is in one of the hardest hit areas. >> the fireman say you could hear people screaming, but they couldn't go to help them because it's blocking the road. >> more than 3,000 people were evacuated after the second explosion this year from the so- called volcano of fire. >>> in hawaii hundreds of earthquakes near the summit of the kilauea volcano are raising con

any survivors following a volcanic eruption there a week ago around two hundred people are still unaccounted for their relatives have been trying to find them and to rescue teams suspended their operations at least one hundred nine people have been confirmed dead in the month of eruption many other centers is near the site. we've seen the army nongovernmental and governmental agencies bringing in food water blanket and someone and there are about twenty shelters around the area of them ok now we were in one of the shelters this morning talking to several people there and interesting that the authorities here have not only focused on bringing aid relief supplies but also a lot of we saw in psychology we saw in students a psychology of social workers because one of the. problems here is that linnie are the basis of suffering psychological trauma and so livable when you talk to one of the victims and they tell you about how they fled their homes and how they left everything behind and how. ten five twenty members of their family died in this tragedy well there's a lot of help for these people w

any survivors following a volcanic eruption there a week ago around two hundred people are still unaccounted for their relatives have been trying to find them after a rescue team suspended their operation at least one hundred nine people have been confirmed dead in the mount of eruption sanchez has more. well governmental agencies and catholic groups have been coming here to the town. this is a center for relief supplies there are about twenty shelters around the kaino here in two of them we visited one of them with a lot of women and children there they have they are receiving blankets and food and clothes and water and so on but also very importantly many of these victims of the tragedy nearly one week ago are receiving psychological help inevitably when one person starts talking about what they live they start crying they are traumatized by these terrible events here in what they now there have been two explosions on friday two explosions that experts say are normal however the volcano continues its activity and it will take at least two and two and a half weeks for the need to come down

any survivors following a volcanic eruption there a week ago around two hundred people are still unaccounted for their relatives have been trying to find them after rescue teams are spending their operation at least one hundred nine people are being confirmed dead in the month for hugo eruption marilla sanchez is near the disaster zone. well governmental agencies and catholic groups have been coming here to the town. this is a center for relief supplies there are about twenty shelters around the area kaino here in two of them we visited one of them with a lot of women and children there they have they are receiving a blankets and food and clothes and water and so on but also very importantly many of these victims of the tragedy nearly one week ago are receiving psychological help inevitably when one person starts talking about what they live they start crying they are traumatized by these terrible events here in what they now there have been two explosions on friday two explosions that experts say are normal however the volcano continues its activity and it will take at least two and two and

and many many people were still looking for their loved ones who they did not know who are still unaccounted for so many people were still felt they were forgotten they felt they were not taken seriously and now one year later many people are still in temporary housing still living in hotels for example and many are suffering from p.t.s.d. or other mental health and physical health conditions basically. thank you so much for watching. clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love in. a clash that's shaking families and society to the cool. my father will be angry that sometimes i think i'm already dead to. the love commandos starts july again on d. w. . a. transatlantic trade tensions now set to ratchet up as all twenty eight e.u. countries voted unanimously to impose retaliatory tariffs on selective u.s. imports. the e.c.b. says it is to end its thirty billion euros a month bond purchasing program by the end of this year and leave interest rates unchanged probably through the summer twenty nineteen. also on the progra

eighty's young young has admitted to abducting thirteen japanese citizens japan says many more were unaccounted for in this next report we meet the mother for a japanese man who disappeared and how she found on sister what happened decades later. it was here to pan's west coast the thirteen year old to kill she disappeared from a fishing boat he'd gone out with. the intended to return the next morning but the authorities declared them officially dead soon afterwards. i never believed they were dead but because the boat was damaged in the front many thought there'd been an accident. she then tells us her incredible story twenty four years later she was it the message from north korea that her son was alive. she says i traveled there i have pictures of it i could hardly take him in my arms because he was such a stranger to me it long since started a family of as own. i could hardly speak my lips were trembling so hard my knees went weak he was also shy and hardly moved a muscle the whole encounter was so surreal i said you had a small scar on your forehead and he showed it to me and then i knew i

and many many people were still looking for their loved ones who they did not know who are still unaccounted for so many people were still felt they were forgotten they felt they were not taken seriously and now one year later many people are still in temporary housing still living in hotels for example and many are suffering from p.t.s.d. or other mental health and physical health conditions basically. thank you so much for watching. cultures. a clash between those who believe in. those who.

it is not clear how many people are unaccounted for at this po rescuers are not ableto reach some of the areas because the roads have been completely cut off by the lava flow. israel said it has delivered some supplies. >>> is in santa rosa said the driver of a dump truck that crashed last fe is responsible for the incident that injured seven people. the truck was carrying debris out of the neighborhood when its brakes failed and it truck slammed into several other cars. the driver did not perform a routine inspection of the truck before starting work that day. the investigation ended and there was no criminal negligence.acing bonds but noja a woman is not ralyzed and the other people who were hurt could file civil lawsuits. >>> fbi ent is under investigation. the trouble he got into on a dance floor. >>> the trade with china is heating up. the first step of a possible u.s. sanctions. >>> we see traffic off to a pretty good start. this is a live look at interstate 80. it looks pretty good heading out. >>> after coming off a very warm weekend, i am trackin we will have what to expect

i just finished a book the protected versus the unaccountable.y yet he ran for the person who was going to speak up for the unprotected against the swamp in washington. now he's claiming he can pardon himself. >> there are reports that the president is saying bring me more pardons, reports there are dozens of pardons now in the white house assembled for possible issue any minute. >> he's starting a new reality show, pardon. you win this week. you get a pardon. the wrong celebrity advocate, you don't win. he's susceptible to lobbying for pardons, as he has done prior to the pardon today, often sees pardons in political terms, often to help him with his own base. so he has perverted the pardon system and like everything else making it about donald trump. >> i would like to see if he pardons mike milken, what would he do about that. >> if he pardons people rudy was part of convicting. >> he's pardoned people with jim comey and jim comey's lawyer, patrick fitzgerald have prosecuted. but the entire system, why, because it's looking at donald trump and

. >> if there are any other patients associated with the hospital who were unaccounted for as of today, they were telling me they will have the information for me on monday. >>> new voter registration numbers were released today showing people with no party preference are now the second largest in california. voters make up a big percent of the voting public. republicans are close behind with 25.1%. democrats remain the largest block of voters in the state. more than 90 million californians have registered to both. >>> on tuesday, join us for live election coverage starting at 7 pm. of course complete coverage right here at the 10 pm news. >>> tonight, officials welcoming the decision by president trump to provide a nuclear summit with north korea's leader. that meeting is back on now for june 12 in singapore. as our reporter says, president trump is not describing this meeting is the beginning of a process. >> an oval office meeting lasted nearly 2 hours. after leaving the meeting and before heading to david for the weekend, the president announced the summit in singapore is back on f

while engaged in heavy battle in north korea on december 2, 1950, he became unaccounted for and was later declared missing in action. many years after the korean war, permission to excavate burial sites in the areas where fighting occurred led to the recovery of human remains. more years would pass before the use of d.n.a. technology would help unite families with their loved ones. eight years ago, retired mississippi state guard kohl member, bill,eant mccontinuey's nephew, submitted d.n.a. samples along with two relatives to the united states army n march, 2018, sergeant mckinny's remains wre identified. for 67 years we waited for answers, mr. huff said. it has been so hard for all of us and the family. it was hardest on our uncle's youngest sister. for years she would not eat much for fear her brother was starving. she would remove the bed cover at night because she worr brother was shivering somewhere. on wednesday, june 6, 2018, members of theatrd riders escorted members of the family to theemph international airport to bring his remains to mississippi. friends and loved ones attended

tonight she's among the almost 200 people unaccounted for in ghost towns that are still unreachable. several patients are now being flown t s. to be treated sere burns. the workers here say they will continue to search for bodies. but they don't know for how long. lester? >> a grim and tough work. be gutierrez, thank you. >>> now to ourbc news exclusive w with a new harvey weinstein sexually assaulted her. melissa thompson is part a class action lawsuit fed against the disgraced movie mogul. she spoke with our stephanie gosk. >> did he force himself on you in the hotel room? >> he did. >> did he rape you? >> he did. >> reporter: melissa thompson was 27 years old when she went to harvey weinstein's new york office id. >> he quickly shooed people out of the room and said, don't interrupt, don't interrupt. do >> reporter:ho has video of e 2011 meeting and gave this screen grab to nbc ne. later that day, at weinstein's hotel room, she says he raped her. >> i can bary tal about it now, it was so traumatic. >> reporter: weinstein has repeatedly denied all allegations of sexual assault, ins

ninety—nine people are now known to have died and many others remain unaccounted for.andbag was stolen. a 39—year—old man arrested in connection with the incident has been released under investigation. an investigation's under way after a luxury hotel caught fire in central london. it took 120 firefighters and 20 fire engines to bring the flames under control at the mandarin oriental hotel, which is near harrods in knightsbridge. nobody is reported to have been injured. the 115—year—old building had only just been renovated. an american grandmother jailed in 1996 on a non—violent drugs charge has been released from prison after she was granted clemency by president trump. tv footage showed alice johnson running towards family members after leaving the prison in alabama. her case was highlighted by kim kardashian west, who met mr trump last week to lobby for her release. i want to thank kim kardashian west. thank you! kim, thank you. thank you, kim. there are so many people to thank. i just want to... i'm so thankful. i feel like my life is starting over again. really i

munities cod in survivors, undetermined number people are unaccounted for. >> reporter: people were screaming but they couldn't help them because it's blocking the road. >> reporter: more than 3000 people were eve ak rated after the -- evacuated after the second explosion this year from the so called volcano of fire. >>> an fbi agent's dance moves may cause him to lose his job after his gun goes off shooting someone in the leg. it was all caught on camera. >> amazon taking smart homes to another level. home buyers can test the tech no the gee here -- technology here in the bay area. >> the winds are starting to pick up at this noon hour. what this means for our temperatures. i'm april kennedy and an arbor pe in the si. sithand movesf the droug,ion ieover a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be

baby louis, unaccounted for. inside information, taking a nap. >> yes, most likely, with the nanny or something. it's a little much for him. he's brand-new. >> he'll get plenty of that as the time goes by. >>> rob is back with a check of that forecast. >> it was warm, and you think, okay, you can put away the jackets. today comes, you get drizzle, wind, highs in the 60s. then back to t-shirt and flip-flops weather. right now the big story is the wind outside. you've got some high clouds over san francisco. yes, that is the warriors flag there over downtown, and it's blowing around with some gusts down to the south at sfo airport at 44 miles per hour. 20 to 30 into after. a high today of about 67 degrees. san rafael right now, gusty conditions. 66, a high of close to 74. in walnut creek, instead of being near 80, we only had a high of 75 and gusts up to 25 miles per hour there. in fremont, high of 68. it's 66 degrees into san jose. clearly jacket weather this evening. numbers dropping through the 60s and could see

a still undetermined number of people are unaccounted for. a.p.rrespondent sonia perez is in one of the hardest hit areas. >> the firemen say they could hear people screaming, but they couldn't go to help them because it's blocking the road. >> reporter: more than 3,000 people were evacuated after the second explosion this year from the so-called volcano of fire. kenneth craig, cbs news. the ban started to >>> electric scooters are off the streets of san francisco tonight and the question is for how long? the ban started today. before they can return the companies need to apply for permits and comply with city rules. the sfmta received about 1,800 complaints and so scooters suddenly popped up in march. >> we want to share that people who use the scooters can operate safely and people who are walking along -- insure that people who use the scooters can operate safely and people who are walking along the sidewalks can do that safely. >> people must wear a helmet and ride in the bike lane and park the scooters in a place not blocking the sidewalk. >>

dozens of people are still unaccounted for.sts, monitoring increased activity from fuego, say they warned officials to evacuate the area, but it didn't happen. will grant reports from one of the worst affected areas, los lotes. the tiny community of los lotes stood no chance. flimsy shacks of tin and corrugated iron offered residents no protection when the awesome power of volcan de fuego thundered through their village. everything was buried under the river of lava and ash. homes, livelihoods, loved ones. some are still looking for survivors, but it is an increasingly forlorn task. instead, the desperate search has turned to the morgues. wendy hernandez has lost everyone she held dear, her entire family gathered for her mother's birthday was wiped out in minutes. her mother, sister, nephews and what's breaking her heart most of all, her two teenage daughters. translation: alll could hear was screams. i begged her to tell me what was going on. but she did not respond. with each passing day, this disaster isn't easing, but worse

any survivors following a volcanic eruption there a week ago around two hundred people are still unaccounted for their relatives have been trying to find them and to rescue teams suspended their operations at least one hundred nine people have been confirmed dead in the month of eruption many other such as is need.

reality as you might remember i recently covered the twenty one trillion dollars that has gone unaccounted for at the pentagon over the past twenty years yes trillion with a t. it was based on the department of defense's own inspector general's reports so after that segment and a few other articles went viral the deal inspector general has now redacted the latest reports they've covered all the numbers and even the title of the document. because a lot of people were going all over you want to write your dollars. so that's right redacted tonight is now helping to cause redactions i'm very sorry about that my bad. guys that. they did and they claim they're censoring it for national security but these come these are criminals they really are you don't you don't wait until after your crime is exposed to cover it up each one of those black boxes represents a nixon mask right that's when nixon mazz over each and every corner but it's a little late it really is we have to go to a quick break but you should come to my live comedy shows in charlotte north carolina indiana indianapolis indiana and j

a still undetermined number of people are unaccounted for. a.p. correspondent sonia perez is hardest hit areas. >> reporter: the firemen say they've heard people screaming, but they couldn't go to help them because it's blocking the road. >> reporter: more than 3,000 people were evacuated after the second explosion this year from the so-called volcano of fire. ng even kenneth craig, cbs news. the total now stands at >>> to hawaii now where lava is destroying even more homes on the big island, the total now standing at nearly 120 homes. that's up from friday's count of around 90. thousands had to evacuate after fissures first opened up a month ago. the lava from the kilauea volcano now covers more than 7 1/2 square miles. >>> a southern california fire is threatening buildings in rural los angeles county. it's burning near the community of agua dulce about 20 miles northeast of santa clara. aerial video shows crews rescuing horses from approaching flames. the fire has burned between 900 to 1,000 acres. evacuation orders are in effect, but no major

dozens of people are still unaccounted for.n american grandmother serving more than 20 years injail on a non—violent, first—time drugs charge, has been released. she has been granted clemency by president trump, responding to a plea from reality tv star kim kardashian west. she met him at the white house last week to lobby for alicejohnson‘s release. britain's grenfell tower inquiry has heard that the man who lived in the flat where the fire started was not responsible for the tragedy. behailu kebede‘s lawyer said his client alerted his flatmates and neighbours as soon as he saw smoke — and that claims he left the building to burn were a nasty lie. now on bbc news, haedtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. brexit is the main preoccupation for politicians here in parliament. and now the opposition labour party has announced a new proposal. it wants britain to have access to the eu single market while not actually being inside it. even that does not go far enough for some labour mps. my guest is that prominent pro—eu

more than 70 deaths have been reported since the volcano erupted, but many more remain unaccounted foroverning coalition has announced that it will accept and fully implement a peace deal that ended its conflict with eritrea. a boundary commission, in 2002, awarded disputed territory to eritrea, but that had been contested by ethiopia until now and the two countries remained bitter enemies. the british cabinet has approved a plan for a third runway at heathrow airport in london — europe's busiest airport. parliament will vote on the plan, in the next few weeks. there's been almost five decades of debate on expanding airport capacity, in the uk's south—east. the miss america beauty pageant has scrapped its swimwear segment and will no longerjudge competitors on physical appearance. organisers have also said that the competition will embrace women of all shapes and sizes. a german couple holidaying in norway got closer to the scenery than expected when a large boulder crashed through their cabin, destroying the bathroom. the tourists were staying in the southern region of lindesnes when

more than 70 deaths have been reported since the volcano erupted, but many more remain unaccounted fors taking place in eight us states in primary elections that are being watched closely ahead of november's midterm polls. the most populous us state, california, is among those taking part, and is of particular importance to the democrats in their quest to take back control of the house of representatives. alabama, iowa, mississippi, montana, newjersey, new mexico and south dakota are the other states where primaries are being held. the british cabinet has approved a plan for a third runway at heathrow airport in london — europe's busiest airport. parliament will vote on the plan, in the next few weeks. there's been almost five decades of debate on expanding airport capacity, in the uk's south—east. the miss america beauty pageant has scrapped its swimwear segment and will no longerjudge competitors on physical appearance. organisers have also said that the competition will embrace women of all shapes and sizes. a german couple holidaying in norway got closer to the scenery than expecte

and many many people were still looking for their loved ones who they did not know who were still unaccounted for so many people were still felt they were forgotten they felt they were not taken seriously and now one year later many people are still in temporary housing they still live in hotels for example and many are suffering from p.t.s.d. or other mental health and physical health conditions basically all right max zander reporting from london thank you very much rick. and before i let you go in our mind you have our main story that we're following for you right now german chance on the america is facing a rebellion by her interior minister over for her migration policy he backs a tougher stance than the chance or does it wants to be able to turn some migrants away at germany's border. we're closely monitoring that story for you and we'll have another update at the top of the hour for now on behalf of myself and the entire news team thank you so much for spending time with us. in good shape and under-estimated disease diabetes i often hear that patients with diabetes can only blame thems

dozens of people are still unaccounted for. an american grandmother serving more than twenty years in jail on a non—violent, first—time drugs charge, has been released. she has been granted clemency by president trump, responding to a plea from reality tv star, kim kardashian west. she met him at the white house last week to lobby for alicejohnson's release. britain's grenfell tower inquiry has heard that the man who lived in the flat where the fire started was not responsible for the tragedy. behailu kebede's lawyer said his client alerted his flatmates and neighbours as soon as he saw smoke and that claims he left the building to burn were a nasty lie. now on bbc news, click. this week: it's hey from hay. a walkabout in washington. jiggly monsters. and that shouty game again. a bit of rain, a bit of sun and a lot of books — that's the world—renowned hay festival. once a year, the small town of books, hay—on—wye, on the england—wales border, hosts thousands of visitors ready to fill their boots with fact, fiction, opinion and

that has gone unaccounted for at the pentagon but i didn't get into the number of bombs that ridiculous amount of money buys you according to consortium news president bush's military dropped seventy thousand bombs on five countries but of that outrageous number it was really just fifty seven of those bombs that really upset the international community because there were fifty seven strikes in pakistan somalia and yemen countries the us was not at war with and didn't even have ongoing conflicts within and the world was kind of horrified there was a lot of talk that went something like this wait a second we're bombing in country outside of war zone is it possible that's a slippery slope ending in us just bombing all the time nancy whichever president follows bush will be a normal adult person.

. >> water moving at that speed, there's still a vehicle that's unaccounted for, and they haven't found it down the creek anywhere yet. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams think the car that's missing would have been swept off of this road into ivy creek here. that's why the search-and-rescue team are going step by step with those sticks checking in the pile of debris. they're looking for any signs of the two people believed to be inside of the missing car. now, we hear it was 6-10 inches of rain that came down very fast. that created a flash flood and a whole lot of water-- it went up over the road. you can see the debris is waist high here and we are well above the creek-bed. you're talking about a torrent of water that would have come on in a flash and washed that car away. authorities here declared a local emergency. the powerful floodwaters washed loodwarge portions of county roads. >> don't drive through standing water. you know "turn around, don't drown." that's the message here. >> reporter: in boon, north carolina, police say heavy rains caused a hillside to give way, causing

instead this resolution holds from us completely unaccountable for most of the recent unrest it blames everything on israel but the facts tell a different story. it is hamas and its allies that have fired over one hundred rockets into israel in the past month hoping to cause death to as many civilians and as much destruction as possible it is a mosque that has used palestinian civilians as human shields at the boundary fence seeking to incite violence and overrun the border. it is a mosque that refuses to cooperate with the palestinian authority to unite in the pursuit of peace it is a mosque that calls for the destruction of the state of israel within any borders and yet the resolution before us not only fails to blame hamas for these actions it fails to even mention hamas. this is the dangerous counterproductive decision the general assembly is about to take. but there is still a chance for this body to try and right this wrong we still have the opportunity to salvage something honest from this discussion. the united states is offering an amendment that provides a small step in the d

i would imagine purcell unaccountably also started getting involved in local businesses selling drugs locally and imposing their conditions on the small businesses and families in these neighborhoods because there are some brain cells and as for me they started making people pay for protection and controlling the local police in percent owner control rather less police years many see by this that allowed them to monitor people they considered their enemies and going to the game can see that our enemy or the abductions reform of terror a way to spread fear but it goes up over last year no where this year. in two thousand and six mexican president felipe calderon declared war on drug cartels in the decade that followed more than two hundred thousand people fell victim to violence at least thirty two thousand are among the disappeared the indiscriminate violence has affected the entire civilian population because we said this is it's not going to central you are different than a group of the narco traffickers in the doing what you want but to build up all these young things that. we get

any survivors following a volcanic eruption there a week ago around two hundred people are still unaccounted for their relatives have been trying to find them off to rescue teams suspended operations at least one hundred nine people have been confirmed dead in the mt forgo eruption. two more people have been killed that antigovernment protests in nicaragua both young men died from gunshot wounds rights groups accuse the government of using paramilitaries against the demonstrators protesters are demanding the resignation of president daniel ortega at least one hundred thirty seven have been killed in violence since mid april if its five a catholic church to mediate in the crisis has so far failed pope francis has called on oil company bosses to help the world convert to clean energy warning climate change risks destroying humanity the leader of the roman catholic church has been hosting leaders from some of the largest energy companies at the vatican chief executives to collate a long term global strategy he said the issue was fundamental to solving the world's most pressing problems. althoug

there is no broad consist wentcy for the old bush republicanism of unaccountable deals.hose days, my friend, are over. so let the good times roll until the democrats and bitter bushies come up with some other attack against this successful president and his hopeful, very optimistic supporters. and that's the angle. joining me to react, host of media buzz, howard and dick morris, former adviser to bill clinton. i have been t dieing to talk to you. when i started hearing this, it's the cult of trump, they tried to say he was dumb, he had dementia, they needed to remove him from office, the cabinet had to be activated. they are just a bunch of jim jones kool-aid drinkers. you have seen the cultish adulation of clinton and obama. is trump more about policy or personality? >> policy is crucial. but his personality, he's congruent with what people want. we want the president to getfl things done. and trump is a builder, he's a developer, that's what they do. he gets it built. when he talks about career or iran, the economy, all the critics say you can't do it. but he gets it d

unaccountable trade deals, lacks borders. those days, my friends, are over. so let the good times roll, until the democrats and the bitter bushees come up with some other lame line of attack against this president and his hopeful very optimistic supporters. and that's the angle. joining me now to react right here on fox news, howard curt and dick morris. i'm been dying to talk to all i don't have you guys today about this because when i started hearing this meme this week, "oh, it's the cult of trump," they tried to say he was dumb, he had dementia. remember that last year? they needed to remove him from office. like the cabinet had to be activated. dick morris, you've seen the -- >>i think his policy is crucial. but i think the thing about his personality that is capturing people is that he's congruent with what people want. we want the president to get stuff done without waffling or with winds blowing. and trump is a builder. he's a developer. that's what they do. he gets it built. and when he talks about korea or the economy, the critics all say he can't d

been placed with sponsors, in a check of where those children are now, at least 1,500 of them are unaccounted for. now, that should surprise no one because the sponsors were not required to be citizens. they weren't required to be relatives. they weren't even required toe have a criminal background check. and so when the u.s. government places these children with sponsors in the united states with such inadequate supervision and review, it should not surprise anyone that unfortunately some of them will be unaccounted for, hopefully not recruited into gangs, hopefully not trafficked for sex, hopefully still alive. but this is a huge humanitarian crisis, and the latest episode having to do with separation of families is just the latest version of that story. who benefits from the status quo when we fail to act, to correct our laws to make sure that both individuals coming across the border are treated humanely and that we enforce our immigration laws? who benefits the most? well, it's the transnational criminal organizations, the cartels who make money off of the status quo. and they are, as on

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