venice. a city of water and love. but what happens when there is too much water and way too many lovers? in an age of rising seas and exploding populations, venice is in real trouble. fighting to preserve its beauty, history, harmony from the most destructive threats -- time and tide. and greed. my name's bill weir. and i'm a storyteller. i reported from all over the world, and i've seen so much change. so i made a list, the most wonderful places to explore right before they change forever. ♪ this is "the wonder list." ♪ >>> watch this. just like new york. taxi! no one ever forgets their first trip to venice. you jump into a motoscafi, say good-bye to land and logic and follow a liquid path back through the centuries. waiting somewhere out there are magnificent relics of faith, faith and the creative power of god and man. art we can see and hear and taste. history you don't have to imagine. fathers of the renaissance pointed their noses into the same breeze. skount rels and saints and survivors of black death scanned

>> well venice -- >> venice is up there. we were going to go in season one.just didn't work out. >> yeah. we were going to go to africa. >> africa. yeah. and look at elephants and chimpanzees and stuff because who knows how many how long those guys will be around. maybe, fingers crossed, we will get a chance to go maybe season two. >> yeah. i want to go. >> okay. >> does he ever take you around the world yet? no? i see we were joking in the commercial break you have been all the way to coney island. i have a feeling you have been some other cool places. >> yeah i guess, but not like on a business -- >> not a serious business trip. >> i'm actually going to get away from you for a little while. it's really fun when i come home. absence makes the heart grow fonder. >> yeah. >> in the final 60 seconds, i really think this is so special and i'm sure you are so mindful of your daughter when you are away. every single place you leave, is there a sense of sadness that she really may not get to check it out? >> i felt little glimpses of hope everywhere we went but if

. >> venice beach will now allow in a related story. first, a word from our sponsor. >> tonight's sponsor treats your husband like the beard. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. the white house revealing thursday that a drone attack earlier this year killed two al-qaeda hostages include be one american. the other captive was an italian national. both men were being held in pakistan. president obama says he takes full blame for the tragedy and has ordered a full review of what went wrong. >> i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apology tots families. >> the january airstrike also killed two other americans reported to be high ranking members of the terror group. >>> a judge sentencing david petraeus to two years probation of the petraeus pled gel tee to sharing secrets with a woman. turns out that woman was also his mistress. >> today marks the end of a two and a half year ordeal that resulted from mistakes i made. as i did in the past i apologize to th

i think the suggestion by the comment might be cleaner to go to venice. we have heard loud and clear from the tenderloin they would like to go to poke not including paul. that would interest a number of the concerns that referred from the tenants. they were here today. so, i asked him to prepare these 2 maps for consideration. i believe the map that most reflects what we are is the map element tenderloin to polk street. we also heard that the concerned with her colleagues you received the e-mail which had to do with the triangle. those neighbors were aware that the neighborhood used to be split between park and northern and the redistricting process put it together as one neighborhood which is one of the goals, would've put it into the northern as opposed to the part. so, the neighbors there requested -- they were please the triangle is staying as down one neighborhood. they requested we look at the data and consider a map have an option tonight that would consider allowing us to move the triangle into, northern and two-part. so, we have that option. that

the venice we knew and loved is. a story about sinking city.llar scandal ridden project to try and save venice from the floodwater. >> so italian. >> exactly. it's bee spoke. they didn't want to see it. made it harder for the engineers to put it underwater. they've been dealing with water for 1500 years. they can't deal with the rising tide of humanity. the highest of the tourist season the ratio between visitors and locals is 800 to 1. in manhattan, it's 8 to 1 as a comparison. the city used to be 160,000. 100,000 venetians have gotten out. it's too much of a headache. the soul of that city is going away. they're trying to deal with how do you tell -- for for a city built on tourism, how do you tell them to stay away? we want the right kind of tourists tourists? >> i remember is being very crowded. it's gorgeous but i felt claustrophobic. that's how many people were out. you're in a boat most of the time. there are few places you can actually walk and the alleys are very narrow. >> when the giant cruise ships -- there's no public restrooms. th

are you in venice beach? >> no, we are not in venice beach. >> i see a sign back there venice beach sometimes. >> oh you know, because there is whole beach theme, so part of la and the one wall says venice beach. that's why. >> are you in burbank? >> no. we're down -- i don't want to give you exact location but we're near a beach. how about that? >> listen what is it for the knocks down there? you what are you afraid of? thanks. >> we have lots of things to be afraid of. >> i bet. >> they're hiding from a lot of celebrities. >>> thank you. okay so we got the videotape now of the george scotty scott. >> oh here we go. >> ninety-four years old, running at the penn relays. >> oh, look at him! >> you know, he ran faster than i thought he was going to run. one hundred meeter. >> wonderful. >> seventy-five and older. >> so he came in what -- >> i think that dude is 98. >> yes. >> the guy with the glasses on. >> he came in second to last, my gosh. >> that's okay. he is 94 years old. >> that's what i am saying, ya. >

. >> they're taking us to the venice gas fields, where oil giant chevron and other major firms have operated for decades. >> it looks like they've dug lots of little channels >> thousands. as you saw in this canal every 100 yards there's an oil well or a gas well. it's hard to think negative, because i know why and i know who, and but you can't leave it just because you came in here and use it you need to return it to what it was. >> there's been so much land loss here over the last few years, it's just the reeds that are left you can also see the oil pipelines sticking out of the water from the exploration industry's been doing around here. >> how do you quantify the industry's role in creating this problem? >> people have tried to place a certain percent in terms of responsibility associated with it. some people have indicated 30-35% attributable to oil and gas. the problem is it's a pervasive problem, and we're beyond the point of ascribing blame to any particular industry or problem or what caused it. we need to address the issue. >> the oil companies should be involved in it too they've

this of foretastes really of what is to come because the master plan for venice avenue corridor willl about it keeps increasing iniki taken away lanes. when i camp but nevertheless this is shut down for the entire week it will be a snack a lot of people are going to avoid the area the good news is we're not tracking any other hot spots here was a quick look at the ride green showing all the road with sensors and this is indicative the traffic you will find around the bay area the time currently still just 16 minutes from the capitol expressway to the montague expressway. >>michelle apon: light across the peninsula and there was what looks like from the studio the embarcadero and bay bridge to the timber to on a slightly milder side this is what we're talking about this morning reconditions could make it difficult for driving so it could be hard especially across the san mateo bridge oakland 24 mi. per hour haver 16th fairfield 60 mi. our cost of and into the wind speeds less than tim, across the region. >>michelle apon: 4 today we will plan out core temperature is leading up into the

save venice from sinking. i'm poppy harlow. have a great easter sunday. have a great week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an ancient burial box inscribed with the name james, son of joseph, brother of jesus. a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself but who was his brother james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> can you imagine if your brother said i'm the son of god. >> to leader. >> james ran the whole show in jerusalem. >> but why has james been lost to history? >> james really is the forgotten man. embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever. could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother james? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fall 2002. the royal ontario museum in toronto, canada, opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology. ♪ ♪ a lime stone burial box known as ans an ossuary. on its side, in arumaec. james, son of joseph, brother of jesus. >> it came just as we cross

we asked pot smokers on venice beach a bunch of questions. it's worth staying up for.n stamos is here tonight. and we have a new trailer from four four. michael b. jordan brought it along for the four four. and another trailer floating around, you may have seen "batman versus superman, dawn of justice." the trailer was leaked on-line as these things are on friday. the movie looks fun. to be honest in a fight between batman and superman,ing superman wins. he is -- in real life it would be if floyd mayweather fought bill gates he would kill him. case closed. in north korea a real life super hero kim jong-un is said to have achieved something that is literally incredible. according to the state-run north korean media over the weekend kim jong-un climbed the highest mountain in the country which is 9,000 feet high. takes days to climb. there was reportedly no problem for a man built like roseanne barr. what you are about to see is not a joke. this is an actual north korean news broadcast. [ speaking korean ] >> jimmy: he just happened to be with a bunch of fighter pilots w

there is venice. i was in venice this past summer. so when i travel i like to take my camera.lorence. >> wow. >> tell us about your love of photography. how this, you know the genesis of this how long -- >> not that long. i started doing it for several years now. i like to travel. and used to take snapshots, but i wanted to you know get better at it. as i got better at it i really enjoyed it a lot. and it enhanced my travel and now i enjoy my trips that much more. i take more time to really enjoy the sights around me because of the photography. >> are there plans to display more of your works at future shows? >> we'll see how this goes. i'm very kind of modest about -- this is my hobby. i don't put on display what i do as a conductor. this has been something i do as fun. this is the first time i've ever you know kind of put this out there in front of the public and say look what i can do. we'll see what people have to say about it. we'll see what the reaction is. if they like it i'll show them some more. >> looking at the pictures i think the reaction -- my guess is people wil

station the woman in control of the vehicle turned the vehicle around and came the wrong way down venice avenue after collisions with other vehicles and on the sidewalk the officers discharged their firearms were in fear that someone 0 would be injured or killed so mr. brown did not survive here jourdz yesterday we were at garfield 3w4r5urgd and obviously in the past few years have activated did garfield mission district for the officers in playground as trying to make the mraurgsd police friendly and have a success story we want to model across the city friday we began to activate no campus and southern station b will open at third street are saturday are morning at 6:00 a.m. and the modification will be set to do business an april 13th we've been doing tours of the building is a spectacular structure and it is the power noun the place couple of days 96 hours of sustainability so we can literally run a police department out of this building it equals with the safe earthquake it is a public building we'll graduate your first candidate k can do he did class and we'll take young people goi

it is always venice italy, thank you, chris. "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m.tarts right now. >>> on edge. a community in center city is living in fear as the search continues for three men for kidnapping and other charges. >>> and wet weather is already moving into the area. here's a live look at the first alert radar. that green means rain. we're tracking showers hour by hour. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. bad news it's raining but the phillies phillies will be playing again tomorrow. let's go to bill henley. >>> we are seeing steadier rain showers move through portions of wilmington and into salem county right now. some moderate showers just moving through middletown on the way to salem county and new jersey. and it's starting to look a little steadier in upper gloucester county with just light rainfall in south philadelphia at this time. mild this morning and it will stay mild. in fact, we're warming into the 70s this afternoon. a few showers to start with possible again at 11:00. 65 degrees. we are watc

. >>> venice avenue back open after being totally shut down over the weekend. the street was closed to traffic for the construction of a pedestrian tunnel. the tunnel will connect the new cpmc hospital with medical offices across the street. this is the fist of three planned weekend closures. the next one is scheduled for april 24th. >>> high fire season kicks off today and it's expected to be a busy year for firefighters. that is why cal fire and other agencies are increasing staffing levels this year. more fire engines, bulldozers, helicopters, and air tankers will be on stand by. fire officials say the season will bring unprecedented conditions because of the four- year trout and record breaking winter temperatures. the lack of moisture has also created more fuel for those fires. >>> time is 4:38. coming up he's been sitting in jail for more than eight months. coming up at 5:00 the discouraging new developments about a marin county man in prison in iran. but first. >> tempers flair in illinois as people try to pick up the pieces after last weeks deadly torna

and what it will take to save venice from sinking. sunday. have a great week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an ancient burial box inscribed with the name james son of joseph brother of jesus. a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself but who was his brother james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> can you imagine if your brother said i'm the son of god. >> to leader. >> james ran the whole show in jerusalem. >> but why has james been lost to histor

pre-market trading it will be a headed for a lot of people will part of the street closed the stress of venicee area and post it will be close to the crews to work on the underground pedestrian tunnel for new california pacific medical center hospitals. of traffic on the street. >>george: it is all part of the construction of the same medical center so the backside of where the old cathedral hill in the hotel that is that this avenue is of restricted find is restricted past the area. >>george: over the weekend and is now i'm aware of but this scenario to avoid their hard to do because a lot of fifth use both franklin and off street as a means of avoiding dennis avenue traffic from the area will likely be crowded and congested. .. >>george: tracking the rest of the writer on the valance to look at the commute at the walnut creek and to change here is a look at the ryder interstate 680 both northbound and southbound still a pretty like an easy trip in and out of the valley 16 minutes to check time down to walnut creek and over at the bay bridge toll plaza of the westbound ride still not backed u

more now from our chief environmental affairs correspondent, anne thompson, who joins us from venicearbor in louisiana. anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, carl. commercial and recreational fishing are slowly coming back but five years after the spill, these waters still hold secrets scientists are trying to unlock. bottlenose dolphins, the graceful denizens of the gulf and one of the enduring mysteries of bp oil spill. as they have every spring since the spring a team of scientists are counting dolphins and calves in louisiana's barataria bay. >> we've seen animals today, both of which we expected to have a calf with them and we haven't seen a calf and so those are reproductive failures. >> reporter: far more are stranded turning up dead or distraught. maybe a year but this one has lasted five years. the longest stranding event in the gulf of mexico in recorded history. 1,068 dolphins stranded since the deepwater horizon blew up, 95% dead. in 2011 alone the deaths were five times higher than the annual average. how much faster are dolphins dying in barataria bay than in t

southeastern pennsylvania's big brothers big sisters organization held a youth mayoral summit at the veniceand performing arts and rec center in manayunk. kids ages 12 to 18 had the opportunity to grille candidates on issues like jobs education and healthcare. now, you can also see the candidates talk about the issues facing the city on the moving philadelphia forward forum moderated by our own ukee washington. you can watch it tonight at 11:35 right after "eyewitness news" here on cbs3. it will also be airing again tomorrow morning at 11:00 on our sister station the cw philly. >>> philadelphia mayor michael nutter kicked off the eighth annual philly spring cleanup today. mayor michael nutter joined volunteers and local officials at germantown's vernon park. the cleanup effort is city wide and tens of thousands of people combed the streets and parks throwing away trash and making sure to philly is ready for spring as part of individual cleanup projects. "eyewitness news" caught up with mayor michael nutter right after today's event. >> i am so proud of philadelphians all across the city. da

and we can all tell benji you're at the venetian hotel in las vegas, you're in the in venice.you, guys. >>> here's a programming note if you are not in iowa or las vegas, you will likely be in washington, d.c. for the white house correspondents dinner oh, there you go look at me don't like that picture, hosting special coverage of the event live on msnbc at 9:00 tonight for you. if you feel like getting started early watch coverage on shift by msnbc, with crystal ball and janet mock that starts at 6:30 eastern. >>> first everyone we have plenty more ahead in terms of news this next hour including my conversation with the president and ceo of glads. we will discuss what the jenner family might be experiencing as they navigate the newly announced transition their dad is undertaking. you want me to pick just one? yeah, right. i say if it looks tasty, order it. because at red lobster's create your own seafood trio i can have it all. choose 3 of 9 dishes for just $15.99. like the creamy baked lobster alfredo. and the sizzling brown butter shrimp scampi. and fresh soy-ginger salmon

the 200-foot observation wheel is currently being assembled in a factory outside of venice italy.this is a picture here of managers of steel pier who flew to italy to check on the progress of this attraction. it's expected to be installed later this year. now the observation will cost $14 million. tourism officials expect it to draw about 50,000 riders per month. no word on what they will charge for riding it. >>> and a south florida police officer faces charges after he was caught on tape pushing and slapping a homeless man. that video was taken by a woman waiting for a bus nearby that went viral. the 58-year-old homeless man was trying to use the restroom and being arrested for trespassing at the time. the officer is charged with battery. >> a picture is worth a thousand words. and a video is worth a million. >> the homeless man who faced the brunt of the slap now has a lawyer and is no longer living on the streets and has a job. the officer is on unpaid leave pending the outcome of the case. >>> a florida man was attacked by a shark about two miles offshore. he's talking about

every red-blooded american military soldiers would be chomping at the bit to get in there to save venicey of us have probably had friends that have died doing that. but to me it goes against everything and so there are a lot of unanswered questions and we are still getting information now that have to had to be pulled out through a subpoena, we do not know what hillary was doing, you know you don't know any of this stuff, even though we have had all of this effort to do so. but then you have the cover-up and it really goes in with my book i talk about, for personal and political gain, they want to show that libya is pacified, like that was the intervention under the guise protect south could not be from killing the people, i would submit to you that many more people were killed after they destabilize it. the genocide of chr

takes place mainly in venice and in croatia. was supposed to be a vacation but it didn't become one. started looking around everywhere so everything he does on that ship, i have been all over is there so that ship is part of this whole thing he gets caught up in an ends up in croatia in washington d.c.. we went to d.c. the fdr library in hyde park and we were overseas as well. when you go there, there's a painting, forms a big part of this novel towards the end of the store, it is there and contains incredible symbolism that will be very fascinating. the painting is a huge. 15 feet or so why did, eight and nine feet tall, has a big frame on it this wide. the frame has a secret compartment in it. a little plug in the bottom right corner and i just made it up. i went up there to do additional research and i said i looked down there. there is nothing, i looked underneath it and there is a plug in the bottom corner so i called down on the floor and i am on the floor looking up and the guy, the curator comes rushing over there and he

it takes place mainly for cotton over in venice and then in croatia. while we were on a cruise a couple of years ago, i swore it was a vacation, but it didn't become one. so i started looking around everywhere. so cotton, everything he does on that ship i tended to kind of do a little bit too. so that ship is part of this whole thing that he gets caught up in, and then he ends up in croatia while his boss is in washington washington d.c. blithe and i went to the w -- elizabeth and i went to the fdr library in hyde park and overseas as well. when you go to the national gallery of art, there's a paining in gallery 62 that forms a big part of this novel towards the end of the story. it's happening in gallery 62, it's there. it contains some incredible symbolisms that will be very much -- you'll be very fascinated by, i know i was. the painting is huge. it's probably, i don't know 15 feet or so wide about 8-9 feet tall. has a big frame on it about this wide. well, i made it up that the frame has a secret compartment in it. [laughter] i just made it up. [la

venice avenue will be closed between geary and post during overnight hours for the next four days. the closure runs between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. through friday morning and for a 72 hour period this weekend. f it's due to a construction of a tunnel under the road. >>> bay area gas prices keep coming down. the average price $3.13 in san jose. $3.14 in jody arias. that all according to gasbuddy.com. some stations in the san jose area are selling gas for as low as $2.63 a gallon. >>> eight san francisco police officers could lose their jobs this week in connection with a series of racist and homophobic text message. meanwhile, the public defenders office is looking at loads of cases to see if any convictions were influenced by officer bias. more than a thousand convictions could potentially be overturned. >>> and "rolling stone" is apologizing and retracting an article detailing an alleged gang rape at the university of virginia. the article was published last november. it recounted a woman's story of being raped by seven men at a fraternity, but now a police investigation has turned up

. >>> nose san francisco should steer clear of venice avenue. the street closed between gary and post. this is a second phase to build an underground pedestrian tunnel. only buses are being allowed through. it will reopen this sunday morning. >>> another alert for b.a.r.t. riders. b.a.r.t. is shutting down service between the fruit vale and coliseum stations. it is to allow crews time to do repairs on the track while the line is closed. b.a.r.t. will have a bus running between the two stations. >>> yuni is about to make major upgrades. they want to make passengers more comfortable. >> more on what you can expect and how soon. >>. >> it is pretty crowded. >> that allowed josh daily. it is something she loves to hate. >> kind of crappy at times. >> they announced help will be on the way adding service to the work horse roots including the 38 which will run more buses along the route. it is increasing service for 30% of the riders. >> but particularly focussing on the routes and coordinator doors such as the 38 and gary boulevard, that are going to

about sarasota, there was a nurse in sarasota who was on to the fact that the flyers were staying in venice, fla. just south of sarasota. the night before 9/11. there is something to that story. mohamad off the was dating one of these girls. i was with my mother in her presence the day of 9/11 and the fbi did come to visit her so there's something to that story also. are you familiar with it? >> guest: no. i don't believe it is true. facts about mr. o'neill, he was highly respected in charge of counter terrorism in the new york field office of the fbi. he left of his own accord to get higher paying position with the world trade center and he was tragically killed. he didn't have any premonition about the attack. he certainly was aware of the danger and the threat but there is no conspiracy aspect to what happened. >> host: ronald kessler's 20 books beginning in 1985. life-insurance game. the richest man in the world the story in 1986. spy vs. spy, stalking soviet spies in america. moscow station, how the kgb penetrated the american embassy. the spy in the russian column. "escape from the ci

venice between post and fury is closed until midnight because of construction on california pacific medicalter state-of-the-art hospital. crews are working on a ped tunnel. shutdowns are also scheduled for april 24th through the 26th. and during labor day weekend in september. if you are driving around oakland, prepare for a detour on 880 tonight. all northbound and southbound lanes will be closed between 23rd and 29th avenue. the closures are planned from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. every day through thursday. crews will be there to remove the 29th avenue overcrossing. detour signs and construction workers will be in place to help drivers navigate. not as smart as advertised. the so-called smart parking meters in downtown san hosea parentally have a glitch that is leading to parking tickets that never should have been issued. as "today in the bay's" michelle roberts shows us, drivers are ready to take on city hall. >> i always take a picture of the meter. >> reporter: today rothburg says he no longer trusts the smart meters. >> i dutyfully but my quarters in there and came out at 9:40 and had a

. >> the exhibit contains 11 photographs of the maestro's travels to venice florence and tanzania, andll be on display all weekend. >> your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> cloudy and cool today, but this is all going to change as we go into tomorrow much warmer as we go into your friday. some areas will be near 80 degrees and this also comes with the potential for thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon hours because of this we do have a first alert weather day for tomorrow afternoon and evening and potentially severe storms and strong gusty winds expected and lightning, brief, heavy rain and hail and that is mostly later tomorrow afternoon and evening and the good news though, it clears out just in time for the weekend and the weekend looks good. as far as tomorrow's storms are concerned, heavy rain would be brief. lightning will be one of the highest threats here and high wind as well and the hail threat will be in the medium to low scale and that will be lower, but, of course all of these things will be tracking as we go through the day. 40 degrees pot

he sold t-shirts on venice beach, sold insurance, and even worked in malibu as a male nanny, a manny.relling away money, he worked his way into tv production. he created a show around a competition called "eco challenge" and later pitched the american version of a show called "survivor". >> the head of cbs thought it sounded like the worst program he had ever heard of. >> burnett got the show on the air when he assured cbs the network wouldn't lose money. >> that was part of his original deal. they gave him a limited budget of $35,000 a show initially, i think. >> to cover the budget shortfall he went to sponsors and got them to pay to place their products in the show. >> his success is really a function of two things. one, he was incredibly dogged. also, he can sell ice to eskimos, this guy. he's a great sales man and presents himself well. >> what do you think it was that allowed you such success? >> i don't know. just doing, you know? probably to a certain extent fear is a driver for lots of people. my business driver was the fear of looking back and having not done something signi

get family readiness rethinks, we don't live on a base we don't get that supported that comes from venice. so that is my first audience. my second audience is the greater community to say that i want you to understand what this is like, i want you to realize that it's not the same as sending your children off to college, there are a lot of differences. and i just want you to understand that there are people around you that are carrying a heavier burden than it may appear and it's what we do and we do it gladly because we love our country but it still is a heavy burden. and so i have to audiences. >> host: you grew up in a military family. your father served in the army i believe, he went to vietnam. you write about your experience as a military child with her father deploying, can you talk about that? >> i am the oldest of seven and i went to 12 different schools and my father was in the army signal corps and he met my mother when she was in the army as well and i joke about how my first duty was giving my mother in honorable discharge. because in those days you couldn't have a child and

that airplane was heading from hanover, germany to rome but forced to make that unscheduled stop in venice. turns out a passenger and flight attendant had become sick on board. as you know this comes less than two weeks after the co-pilot andreas lubitz intentionally crashed that germanwings plane into the french alps, killing all 150 people on board. >>> new reports that potentially millions of illegal immigrants will be able to fly their children to the u.s. paid for by taxpayers. the controversial program we are told would allow the children to have access to various public benefits. peter doocy has the details. >> reporter: illegal immigrant children from guatemala honduras and el salvador walking into the u.s.? it's so 2014. now they get to fly for free. >> when you look at this program you have to wonder why is there a border anyway. >> reporter: that's right. a new state department and dhs venture seeks to stop the surge of unaccompanied kids at the southern border and reunite families by letting parents who have any kind of legal status apply to have their kids picked up in central