yessica realises she is lucky to be back with here son.it all again", she says, i would never have come over here with him." "it is the worst thing to happen to a mother, to be separated from her child." she now hopes for a better future in the us where the immigration case is being considered. but hundreds of parents who wanted the same thing for their families are still living through agony. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in el paso, texas. i'll be speaking to a lawyer with the american civil liberties union for her reaction in just a few minutes. the former pakistan cricket captain, imran khan, has claimed victory in the country's general election. his party has won the most seats and he is set to become prime minister. but his opponents claim widespread vote—rigging and interference from the military and security services. 0ur pakistan correspondent secunder kermani reports. crowds gathered outside imran khan's home on the outskirts of islamabad, hoping for a glimpse of the man set to become pakistan's new prime minister. he can bring real r

yessica has had to wait in what has been the worst time of her life.ration officials took away her six—year—old son, not telling her where they were sending him. evenjoking, she says, that they were giving him up for adoption. the last time we saw her, yessica had been desperately trying to find out anything she could about her son's whereabouts. finally, weeks later, the agony is over. "i'm the happiest woman in the world," she says, "having this little one with me." and across the us, there has been a flurry of reunions with immigrant parents and their children, after a court gave the trump administration a deadline. but this is certainly not the happy ending for many migrants. the us has already deported hundreds of parents without their children, and we know it currently views many more to be ineligible for reunification, and we ourselves have just spoken on the phone with a mother inside this detention facility who was one of many immigrant parents who are still waiting to hear as to when they'll see their child again. maritza came from honduras w

yessica has had to wait in what has been the worst time of her life.igration officials took away her six—year—old son, not telling her where they were sending him. evenjoking, she says, that they were giving him up for adoption. the last time we saw her, yessica had been desperately trying to find out anything she could about her son's whereabouts. finally, weeks later, the agony is over. "i'm the happiest woman in the world," she says, "having this little one with me." and across the us, there has been a flurry of reunions with immigrant parents and their children after a court gave the trump administration a deadline. but this is certainly not the happy ending for many migrants. the us has already deported hundreds of parents without their children, and we know it currently views many more to be ineligible for reunification, and we ourselves have just spoken on the phone with a mother inside this detention facility who was one of many immigrant parents who are still waiting to hear as to when they'll see their child again. maritza came from honduras

yessica has had to wait in what has been the worst time of her life. six—year—old son, not telling her where they were sending him, even joking, she says, that they were giving him up for adoption. the last time we saw her, yessica had been desperately trying to find out anything she could about her son's whereabouts. finally, weeks later, the agony is over. "i'm the happiest woman in the world," she says, "having this little one with me." and across the us, there has been a flurry of reunions with immigrant parents and their children after a court gave the trump administration a deadline. but this is certainly not the happy ending for many migrants. the us has already deported hundreds of parents without their children, and we know it currently views many more to be ineligible for reunification, and we ourselves have just spoken on the phone with a mother inside this detention facility who was one of many immigrant parents who are still waiting to hear as to when they'll see their child again. maritza came from honduras with her 11—year—old daughter,

yessica barajas and welbar quintanilla were hired to help a family move out of their home. when the victims refused their sudden demands for more money they took off with the computer. both were later arrested but neither had that computer. investigators are looking for a third suspect seen here. if you know h who he is, give the sheriff's office a call. >>> tonight some california dispensaries say their profits went up in smoke after strict new laws took affect on sunday. kpix 5's maria medina has more on the cannabis crisis. >> this is what you're going to see in most places. >> reporter: the shelves aren't as stocked. >> these are the only ones we have up to state compliance. >> reporter: and there's a three to four week wait. >> all these products need to go through complete state tersing and packaging requirements. >> reporter: the retail manager for santa cruz naturals estimates they lost up to $10,000 in profit when they threw out all the cannabis products no longer state compliant as of july 1st. >> i'm sure some of the dispensaries that weren't as diligent as we've

santa clara police have identified two suspects as 18 year old yessica barajas and 24 yaer old welbar of san jose. deputies have not been able to locate the third person or the missing computer. ( james ) the 4th of july holiday may be over but the c-h-p will be cracking down on drunk driving through the weekend. kron 4 rode along with the c-h-p yesterday. all 9 chp divisions in the bay area are conducting maximum enforcement for the holiday week. they say the have made several arrests already. the maximum enforcement period will end on sunday. ( james ) families impacted by the october firestorm in the north bay.. are getting 150-thousand dollars through grants for childcare providers. the redwood credit union, the santa rosa press democrat and state sentor mike mcguire created the "north bay fire relief fund" to help fire victims. ( darya ) the breathmobile clinic will be making a stop in pittsburg today. the mobile pediatric asthma clinic will run from 8:30 to 3 this afternoon at parkside elementary school. it will be the first stop on the breathmobile's tour of east contra costa c

the last time we saw her, yessica had been desperately trying to find out anything she could about herver. "i'm the happiest woman in the world," she says, "having this little one with me." and across the us, there has been a flurry of reunions with immigrant parents and their children after a court gave the trump administration a deadline. but this is certainly not the happy ending for many migrants. the us has already deported hundreds of parents without their children, and we know it currently views many more to be ineligible for reunification, and we ourselves have just spoken on the phone with a mother inside this detention facility who was one of many immigrant parents who are still waiting to hear as to when they'll see their child again. maritza came from honduras with her 11—year—old daughter, from whom she was separated. she's seen no sign they will be reunited. translation: in here, you feel forgotten because you are locked in four walls. we spend our days waiting for good news, but nothing comes. iam not a bad person. my only mistake is coming here illegally. for maritza, c

santa clara police have identified two suspects as 18 year old yessica barajas of san jose and 24 yaer old welbar quintanilla of san jose. deputies have not been able to locate the third suspect or the missing computer. (lydia) police in san francisco arrest a man carrying this gun into the civic center bart station. police say the gun was loaded with an illegal, high capacity magazine. the man who was carrying it was from san leandro and was prohibited from carrying an gun because of his criminal history. (lydia)a stockton family is trying to warn others about an underwater danger... hidden in the california delta. a beloved father died... after getting sucked into an irrigation pipe. jennifer mcgraw has the story. it was supposed to be a day of fun.. boating in the delta.but for carlos tovar's family, it took a tragic turn.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "now wonderful man is dead, he apparently got caught in an irrigation pipe running water out of the delta."his family's attorney says carlos was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under.douglas saeltzer/tovar family att

santa clara police have identified two suspects as eighteen year old yessica barajas of san jose and welbar quintanilla, 24, of san jose. deputies have not been able to locate the third suspect or the missing computer. (catherine) a man is behind bars -- accused of stabbing someone near a police station. berkeley police arrested 19-year-old joshua gertz last week -- for an april stabbing that happened on mcgee avenue. officers say that on april third they found a 20-year-old who had been stabbedin the chest. they're asking anyone with information to call them.. (vlv) families impacted by the october sonoma county fires are getting one hundred and fifty thousand dollars through grants for childcare providers. two organizations will distribute the money to childcare providers and families who survived. the redwood credit union, the santa rosa press democrat and state sen. mike mcguire created the organization north bay fire relief fund to immediately help those who suffered loses due to the fires. (catherine) a man was found stabbed and badly injured last night in menlo park.. he was f

amy: that is yessica talking about when she and her six euros an attempt to do enter the united states. if you could tell me, lomi kriel , hohow typical is this story? are using the stores i increaser decrease rigight now? from what i think kedw, just from having tal to parents and lawyers, that story is pretty typical. sometimes their children were taken away and it were told about it or s sometimes -- there were some cases where parenents reported thehey went to the bathroom and when they came back, their children were gone. it has been very difficult, as she said, for the parents to find o out where their c childrn are. not -- storiesre are not increasing. the administration has stopped essentially prosecuting parents who come with their children. so we are not seeing more separations. the question now is reunifying all of these children with their parents. monday, a federal judge in los angeles dealt a m major blow to the trump administration's efforts to indefinitely joe migrant families, including asylum-seekers. she ruled the trump administration cannot amend the 1997 floors agr

in what has been a choatic process, it is clear yessica realises how lucky she is to be back with herthe worst thing to happen to other, to be separated from her child. she now hopes for a better future in the us where the immigration case is being considered. but hundreds of parents who wanted the same thing for their families are still living through agony. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in el paso, texas. there is plenty coming up today. it is to be the busiest of the summer at it is to be the busiest of the summerat uk it is to be the busiest of the summer at uk airports and ben is at the patrol tower in manchester airport and it is another glorious view this morning. the blue skies as the morning greets. yes, my inner nerd is loving being here this morning and i have a better view than carol. take a look around here. the airport might look quiet this morning but it is the busiest hour of the busiest day, or it is set to be because it is the busiest of the year as far as the skies are concerned and the airports handling all those passengers getting away on their summer holiday. these ar