visit washington bureau chief alexander for naaman travel to texas where she met a father and son who were among the lucky ones. after three long months they're back together omar domingo's and his eight year old son are in there appear a bit shy and nervous but determined to tell their story here in the catholic shelter in son who. when they told me they're going to separate us it was so hard it hurt me so much because truthfully he's never been apart from me. and are in adds i felt bad because i didn't see him. they fled when duress hoping to find a better life in the u.s. they didn't cross the border illegally the father says they presented themselves to immigration seeking asylum and were separated like many other migrant families and the president's drums zero tolerance policy after the expiration of a court's deadline to reunite all families some parents are still waiting to rejoin their children at detention centers like this one in texas even though the government says it's on track to reunite all eligible parents the longer c.i.s. immigration lawyer she's worried about her cl

cbs news special correspondent james brown paid them a visit, and he joins us now from our washington bureauning to you, michelle and anthony. the growth of this church has mirrored the sports program. they grew from 350 members in '94 to 15,000 today, and enon tabernacle baptist church offers programs in several sports often with multiple teams. i visited the church that's producing college and professional athletes while achieving its main goal of saving souls through sports. >> reporter: it's a hot saturday morning in july, and these kids in northwest philadelphia are enjoying and working hard at the sports they love. >> in your name we pray. amen. >> amen. good job. let's get back to the game, fellows. >> reporter: they're part of what enon tabernacle baptist church calls its act lettic ministry. reverend alyn waller started enon's program in 2005 as his church was growing to its current size of 15,000 members. >> i recognize sports as a wonderful way to teach christianity and life through the medium of sports, and that's literally what our program is. and whether they go on to be great

visited last night, where he had the gala dinner with theresa may. there were people lining the roads. he might have gotten a look at them. host: william booth, the london bureau chief for the washingtonost, talking about the president's visit in the united kingdom with the prime minister and others. thank you for your time. guest: anytime, happy to do it. host: back to your call. gabriel, democrat line. thank you for holding on. caller: good morning, pedro. so i was thinking that donald trump is at this ridiculous stage right now of just trying to figure out what is the best way to posture himself, especially with the whole u.k. situation and the european union , but i do want to say kind of openly that there is a significant amount of weakening that is happening to our allies, within our relationships. see how really important it is we stay united with the eu, with nato. there are some major consequences. in terms of the main conflict you had this morning with peter strzok, i would say that again, when you look at someone like trey gowdy, who, just to be fair, trey gowdy has had a history of trying to get something, he and elijah cummings go back and forth left and right. right nowt

having president putin to washington after the first of the year and he is open to visiting moscow upon receiving a formal invitation. jill doherty is with me, former moscow bureaurst just on the timing of these invitations this morning. all of this happening before president trump gave a big speech on the economy. what do you make of the timing? >> the timing actually happened because president putin was in johannesburg at a bricks meeting. you can't say it was timed precisely to that. all this reminds me of like two men in a doorway. one says, no, please, you go first, no, please, you go first. it has that feeling. remember, it seems like a long time ago but president trump invited president putin to washington. and then it was very interesting to watching for a number days, the kremlin did not say yes, no, or anything. it has said, we're thinking about it, we're thinking about it. and then president trump kind of withdraws and says let's not do it until january. and then this. so i think what you've got is both sides would like the get together. no question. but when they do -it-yourself ad how they do it, putin coming to the united states could be very touch

washington, d.c. bureau. there has been questions about president trump meeting with vladimir putin. is it round two at the white house? an imitation a fairly for vladimir putin to visitater this year but we do not have details on the date. the most interesting aspect on the announcement was the president top spy chief, dan coats, p to be taken by surprise. -- appeared to be taken by surprise. kevin: he had no clue. stage when hen heard the news and asked to have it repeated and said that will be big news. kevin: a republican from texas said, as an undercover officer in the cia, iso-russian intelligence manipulate many people but i never thought i would see the day and the american president would be one of them. from aning comment coming republican lawmaker. the senate reviewed the rebukedt -- reviewed -- the president. what do you make of that? shery: gives them the upper hand in shaping the narrative. that nobodyis it wants that the president does not want this meeting on the record? >> the russians are defining what happens" was a read to. it has been up to u.s. officials who have appeared not to have been briefed on what happened to try to explain or downplay wha

might've gotten a look at them colonelel william booth wih the london bureau chief for the "washington post" talked about the president's visit in the united kingdom with the british prime minister and others. you for your time trying to anytime. happy to do it. well. >> earlier today british prime minister theresa may welcomed president trump on his first official visit to the uk. the two leaders met at the prime ministers country residence chequers which is located 40 miles northwest of central london. they also pose for official photographs and the comments before their meeting. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations]

visited last night where he had the dinner with theresa may. the what people lining the roads and he might've gotten a look at them colonelel william booth wih the london bureau chief for the "washington post" talked about the president's visit in the united kingdom with the british prime minister and others. you for your time trying to anytime. happy to do it. well. >> earlier today british prime minister theresa may welcomed president trump on his first official visit to the uk. the two leaders met at the prime ministers country residence chequers which is located 40 miles northwest of central london. they also pose for official photographs and the comments before their meeting. [background sounds] [background sounds]