le saluda pamela silva conde. michelle: gracias por estar con nosotros. pamela: con golpes y patadas fueron atacados el encargado de un edificioy su padre en un evento familiar. como nos dice nayeli chÁvez, las autoridades estÁn tras la pista de los agresores. nayeli: la fosa con la que fue golpeado este hombre de 60 aÑos cinco jÓvenes de ocasionó un par de moretones y nueve puntos en la parte superior de su mejilla. >> cuando me dieron la primera vez me parÉ y le tira una de ellas, pero me caÍ. nayeli: contac el ataque ocurriÓ en horas de la madrugada cuando regresaba a su casa y vio que su hijo discutÍa con el grupo. agrega que su intento paterna se apoderÓ de Él y sin importarle las consecuencias, se metiÓ a defender a su hijo. >> ellos se estaban desafiando para que saliera, entonces ahÍ fue que me jalaron para afuera. nayeli: los hombres que aparecen en el vÍdeo no vive en el edificio, son problemÁticos y le dieron a guardarel asador. su jefe le pidiÓ que lo sacara por seguridad y fue allÍ que comenzÓ su problema con las sospechosos

first let's go to our senior white house correspondent pamela brown. pamela, there's a lot of hand wringing tonight over how to insert the president's citizenship question into the cens census. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. an administration official telling me today that everything is still up in the air in terms of what the administration will do. but the source says that the administration is still pushing ahead trying to figure out a way to add that controversial question in a way that would pass muster with the supreme court. tonight sources tell cnn the administration is scram toblg figure out if they can use a presidential memorandum or an executive order to add the controversial citizenship question to the census. options that were put on the table only in recent days after the president said he wanted to fight the issue. >> we're thinking about doing that. it's one of the ways. we have four or five ways we can do it. >> reporter: this as the justice department replaces the legal team overseeing the census case. a justice official says the a

pamela: el jueves estaremos en la 11 avenida. michelle: y el viernes estaremos en un washington hays. pamela: y estÁn a gran manzana lo esperamos para compartir en vivo y en directo con todo el equipo de "primer impacto". hasta maÑana. ♪ >> cÓmo no vamos, vamos a somos titulares de lainformaciÓn investigan balacera esta tarde se desatÓ un tiroteo dentro de un centro comercial en san bruno hay doce dijo si los posibles sospechosos prÓfugos alzan su voz, miles de personas a travÉs del paÍs, salieron a las calles para exigir el cierre de mossÉn pop. ve pensiÓn para menores en alerta se encuentran las autoridades ante los festejos del cuatro de julio y le recuerdan a los residentes sobre los riesgos de fuegos artificiales, noticias univisiÓn catorce comienza ya. quÉ tal como le va gracias por acompaÑarnos en los precios univision catorce les saluda me vamos a comenzar con una noticia en desarrollo, un vivo peor registrado esta tarde en el centro comercial pam forman en san bruno de juego sabores en pes heridos. la bala

my hope is today that -- two things i hope two things today, pamela. i hope first and foremost we put to the lie this -- this slander against customs and border protection. i mean, people saying that -- that families and children are being held in concentration camps is an outrage. and the nazis killed people. our customs and border protection as you heard today are saving lives every day. you saw the profound compassion it care for the families and children in the detention facility today. but the other thing is i hope we also move past in rhetoric about a manufactured crisis. i mean, the president wanted me to come down here today to look in on how families are being treated but also to be able to show the american people that this system is overwhelmed. it's overcrowded. and congress has got to step up to end in crisis of illegal immigration at our southern border. >> the first facility we went to with the families was that really a fair representation of how most of the migrant families have been treated under cbp care. >> you are at the epicenter

cnn's pamela brown confronted him on that before air time. you'll hear what he told her in a moment. meanwhile, here is what a law professor told the house oversight committee today about what she saw herself in some facilities. >> the toilets are open. there is no privacy to use the toilet. children try to use those foil wrappers that you see to cover themselves when they are toileting and this leads to problems. in clint we talked to girls who were so embarrassed boys could see them while they were using the toilet. we talked to a boy who tried not to eat because he was so embarrassed to use the toilet. >> here is how one democratic committee member responded. >> i don't really care what their motivation was, whether it was asylum or economic betterment. they are not to be treated as subhumans. this is not an american way of dealing with the stranger that comes and seeks secure. you can talk all you want about whether the poor border control is overwhelmed. that makes no excuse for how we are treating children. if there is one basic value t

my hope is today -- i hope two things today, pamela. i hope first and foremost that we put to the lie this slander against customs and bored -- border protection. people saying that families and children are being held in concentration camps is an outrage. the nazis killed people. our customs and border protection are saving lives every day. you saw the profound compassionate care for those families and children in the detention facility today. but the other thing is i hope we also move past this rhetoric about a manufactured crisis. the president wanted me to come down here today to look in on hour families aa how families are being treated but also to be able to show the american people that this system is overwhelmed, it's overcrowded and congress has got to step up to end this crisis of illegal immigration on the southern border. >> the first facility we went to with the families, was that really a fair representation of how most of the migrant families have been treated under cbp care? >> you are at the epicenter of this crisis. 6

phil: straight washington where we join pamela humphrey. why is this happening now? pamela: phil, what we saw today was president trump put a card down on the table for the 2020 presidential election. he estimates this will play out well with his conservative base. he has long been in favor of the death penalty, taking out a full-page ad in "the new york times" backing executions and he is also said in the past the united states would be better off if it implemented policies similar to the philippines where president duterte has pursued policies executing drug dealers. he estimate it will play out well with his conservative base. if you take a look at the numbers, republican support for the death penalty for capital punishment has stayed steady over the past two decades. 8 out of 10 republican voters backing capital punishment in this country. phil: we heard of the report there is no clamor for this move. how contentious issue is it? pamela: it certainly is a very contentious issue and not one that historically has necessarily fallen along party lines. in 1992, the t

pamela. >> all right. and that trial begins next week, of course. we'll be watching how all of this plays out. melissa bell, thank you. and that you for jonk you for j. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. have a great day. >>> thank you, pam, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. nancy pelosi says her advice is be for impeachment if that's what helps you back home but she is still in go slow mode. pelosi's advice to her members is talk more about health care. >>> plus the former special counsel did nothing to move republicans. the president and gop leaders say it's time for congressional investigations to end, and republicans in the senate blocked votes on measures designed to protect against future foreign election interference. >>> and the democrats prepare for debates,

and the vice president mike pence told our colleague pamela brown that the situation within facilities will improve now that democrats stopped stone walling as he said on funding. >> remember it was just a few short weeks ago that congress finally acknowledged the crisis and gave us an additional $4.6 million in humanitarian aid. we'll continue to improve, we'll continue to provide care at the standard the american people expect, but pamela, remember for the last six months, democrats in congress said that it was a manufactured crisis. and it was all we could do to finally get the democrats in congress to agree to give us additional funding to deal with this crisis. >> we'll have more of pamela brown's interview with the vice president a little later this hour. >>> u.s. immigration lawyer joining us now from london to talk about this. and we appreciate your time. thank you for being with us. first of all, what is your takeaway from the vice president's visit there? he says that there has been additional funding however he still blames democrats for not helping stem the flow of migrants

pamela: cuÁl es el diagnÓstico de los mÉdicos? borja: que los mÉdicos dicen lo primero que su milagro que haya sobrevivido. un autÉntico milagro de dios que despuÉs de haber recibido se descarga tan grande haya sobrevivido. Él lleva mÁs de 30 operaciones. lo mÁs importante ahora son sus ojos. Él tiene los ojos bien, ahora ve con sombras porque no saben del todo, pero si le ponen el pÁrpado creen que puede llegar a 1° de poder ver mucho mayor del que tiene. pero ya lo han intentado y ya en los pÁrpados no le agarra . le han cogido tiene muchas partes del cuerpo para ponÉrsela como pÁrpado. necesita un transplante de cara. michelle: y prÓtesis de piernas. te queremos agradecer a adàn, te queremos agradecer por esta gran lecciÓn de vida que nos ha dado,a pesar de los azotes que la vida te literalmente, lo vemos con un positivismo y con unas ganas de salir adelante por lo que mÁs ama en esta vida que su esposa y su hijo. deberÁ que nos deja una gran lecciÓn. son imÁgenes reales, pero termines una lecciÓn real que n

♪ ♪ ♪ pamela: tras vivir el dolor que apuÑalar a su pequeÑo, la fiscalÍa de jalisco detuvo el pase del menor, pero la madre asegura que los verdaderos culpables estÁn prÓfugos. >> este es el estado mental con el que corriÓ fue arrestado el 12 de marzo en el jalisco, cerca de guadalajara. el hombre esposado en la parte trasera del vehÍculo policial fue capturado tras ser el principal sospechoso de intentar asesinar a jorgito, su propio hijo. minutos antes el pequeÑo fue agredido una y otra vez con unas tijeras de jardinerÍa. >> los mÉdicos menciona que niÑo sufre una perro superaciÓn en -- perforaciÓn en la crÁneo en la parte derecha y la perforaciÓn casi tocó la parte izquierda del cerebro. >> mientras el padre continuaba afuera, dentro de la ambulancia niÑo de 10 aÑos se debatÍa entre la vida y la muerte. >> Él sufriÓ una perforación en el pulmÓn del lado izquierdo. dico, del lado derecho y 35 puÑaladas en todo el cuerpo. >> ahora jorge enfrenta tras las rejas el juicio por intento de homicidio, pero cuestionan a la fiscalÍa asegurando que tienen el sospechoso eq

pamela? >> that is a lot. nick valencia, thank you for giving an update on this very important story. >>> and we have more on our breaking news. the president defending his racist attacks on four women of color in congress. and the senate's top democrat just made a big announcement on the floor. >>> plus, protesters in puerto rico are calling for their governor to resign after leaked conversations from a group chat reveal profane and homophobic comments, even death threats. ♪ as your life grows, so do your needs. ♪ and with bank of america and merrill, the benefits you get can grow, too. as a preferred rewards member, you can enjoy priority service and exclusive discounts... so your growing life can be more rewarding, too. ♪ what would you like the power to do? ♪ woman 1: this... woman 2: ...this... man 1: ...this is my body of proof. man 2: proof of less joint pain... woman 3: ...and clearer skin. man 3: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and

pamela: la rÁpida acciÓn de unos baÑistas salvo a unas ballenas que se quedaron atascadas en la orilla de esta playa en georgia. sin perder tiempo pusieron manos a la obra y empujaron a los gigantescos ejemplaresque nadaron mar adentro y se lanzaron del peligro a toda velocidad. michelle: muy valientes . con este noble acto que ayuda a preservar esta maravillosa especie marina llegamos al final. pamela: los esperamos maÑana con todo nuestro equipo para compartir en a nueva cita de imcompartir una nueva cita de impacto. >>horas despuÉs de que joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn fue sentenciado a cadena perpetua revelaron que el narcotraficante preparaba un tercer escape estudiantes sectores populares y artistas encabezaron una protesta en puerto rico exigiendo la renuncia del gobernador y piden al fbi investigar la aplicaciÓn desarrollada en rusia y quiere podrÍa ser un riesgo a la seguridad nacional. ♪ ♪ >>Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn con enrique acevedo y patricia. patricia:el destino de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn quedÓ sellado cuando la justicia lo obligÓ a pasar el resto de sus d

. >>> we're joined now by pamela stewart. pamela is an atlanta-based attorney who handles a variety of immigration issues with a focus on deportation. it's good to have you with us, certainly, because what we first heard from the trump administration, pamela, was that this would be a major blitz that would happen on sunday. turns out we're getting the indication that it seems to be more of a rolling roundup that may happen over the next several days, weeks, who knows. but here's the thing. why do you think this was, you know, put out there as this big blitz and what impact has that had on families who thought this would happen on sunday? >> i think this was definitely a scare tactic by the trump administration, and it has had a huge impact on the immigrant community. churches were empty yesterday. supermarkets, malls, everyone was afraid to step out of their homes because of these raids. it actually started on friday. and we were getting calls from folks who saw i.c.e. coming. they were pulling up in vans and they were coming

pamela: impresionantes imÁgenes. vivos de milagro sin duda. los familiares de los tres sobrevivientes siguen luchando para poder pagar esas cuentas mÉdicas. siquiera tendrÁs una mano puede llamar al nÚmero en siquiera tendrÁs una mano puede llamar al nÚmero en siquiera tendrÁs una mano puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla hace 054 714 219. >> para nuestro final de impacto, aterradoras para unos y divertidas para otras, estas son las sensaciones que deja este puente aÉreo en china que cuenta con tecnologÍa de cinco dimensiones. quienes lo atraviesan, quienes se atreven a atravesarlo, lo mismo disfruta la ilusiÓn de estar caminando sobre flores o agua, o se estremecen del miedo al sentir que el vidrio se quiebra bajo sus pies a una gran altura. un reto para valientes definitivamente. pamela: por la psicolÓgica. con estas imÁgenes nos despedimos.esas imÁgenes nos despedimos. >>es martes 16 y estas son las principales noticias ricardo rosellÓ desafÍa al pueblo y dice que continÚa en el poder mientras el pueblo lucha por sacarlo de es

pamela, thank you very much. >>> that tape should come in fairly soon. joining us now, democratic congressman ro khanna of california, a member of the oversight and armed services committees. congressman, thank you for joining us. you served as co-chair of the bernie sanders 2020 campaign and sanders as you just saw in the poll has dropped four points. how do you explain why other progressive candidates right now are seeing a dramatic surge in their poll numbers? >> well, there is no doubt that kamala harris had a good night in the debate. and i give her credit. but we should remember, wolf, that at this point in the cycle donald trump was at 1% or 2% and barack obama was way down to hillary clinton. so the poll numbers as you know will change and we're still a long way from caucus day in iowa. >> i saw how dramatic the increase in popularity according to this poll for kamala harris, a nine-point bump in the poll. could her growing popularity, congressman, explain why you think she was recently targeted by donald trump jr.? >> i do. those were disgusting

let's go to our senior white house correspondent pamela brown. did that photo op come with a price? >> reporter: that remains to be seen, wolf. but certainly president trump is back at the white house tonight. he is boasting about the surprise meeting he showed with kim jong-un, the north korean leader and the success of the g-20. but, wolf, even as president trump revels in the history-making trip he faces new challenges tonight relating to iran. tonight president trump back at the white house. tweeting there wasn't a thing missing or a mistake that was made. perfect. on the heels of the g-20 and his monumental surprise visit to north korea. where he had an impromptu meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> i didn't expect to meet you at this place. the first u.s. president to cross this line. >> reporter: trump taking 20 step news north korea, making him the first sitting american president to set foot in the hermit kingdom. he was greeted by the smiling kim jong-un. >> this is my honor. i didn't really expect it. step ago cross that line was a great honor. >> reporter: th

pamela brown, thank you very much. >>> there is more breaking news. president trump said he will no longer deal with the british ambassador to the united states after leaked diplomatic cables reveal the envoy describe the trump administration as inept and clumsy. our correspondent alex marquardt is here in "the situation room." serious implications. what is the latest? >> wolf, this is hugely significant. it is not some marginal country that we don't deal with and this is the u.k. and we have important connections with them and the closest ally and the other half of the special relationship, important military and intelligence sharing relationship and here we have the president of the united states simply saying he will not deal with the representative of that country. now the president was very specific to single out ambassador kim darroch in his tweets and not talking about the unite the kingdom and praised the united kingdom and the queen and he singled out the ambassador as someone that we don't -- that he does not want to deal with. so what does

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>> i want to be clear on pamela. priorities will be on people who have committed crimes this this country, members of ms-13, people who have committed violent acts, they'll be moving against those individuals and deporting them under the law and under a lawful order by a judge at that they be deported. that's what the america people expect to us do. >> reporter: what happens if a child is at day care or at summer camp, the parent is arrested. is that child going to go home to an empty house? what's going to happen? >> pamela, i am very confident that the american people recognize that the way forward to deal with this crisis of illegal immigration is to enforce our laws and enforcing court-order court-o court-ordered deportation. the american people expect to us enforce our laws and put the interests of americans first. >> reporter: these raid expect to start tomorrow and will be at several cities throughout the country. there are people expected to be arrested. but there are some questions and i asked four different

pamela, the president spoke just a little while ago. he's touting his trip to north korea as a success and he's also warning iran that it's playing with fire. >> that's right. president trump took questions from reporters moments ago in the oval office, wolf. he said iran, as you pointed out, is playing with fire, and that any trade deal with china would be tilted in america's favor. and the president also continued to boast about his history-making trip. >> reporter: tonight, president donald trump back at the white house, tweeting, there wasn't a thing missing or a mistake that was made. perfect on the heels of the g-20 and his monumental surprise visit to north korea, where he had an impromptu meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> i've never expected to meet you at this place. you will be the first u.s. president to cross the line. >> reporter: trump taking 20 steps into north korea, making him the first sitting american president to set foot in the hermit kingdom. he was greeted by the smiling kim jong-un. >> this is my h

>> pamela, thank you. pamela brown at the white house. >>> now to other breaking news on another key witness before congress prevented by the white house from answering questions. let's go to our senior justice correspondent evan perez. the house judiciary committee just released the written answers by the one-time chief of staff to the former white house counsel don mcgahn. what did we find? >> this is annie donaldson, and she sat down to answer these questions from the house committee, wolf, but according to the committee there were 212 times that they asked questions and white house lawyers present in the room prevented annie donaldson from answering those specific questions. a lot of them had to do with her own notes, notes that she took inside the white house after her interactions with her colleagues including don mcgahn about interactions with the president. and some of them, you know, beg to get some further explanation. for instance, one of them back in -- back during the height of the aftermath o

. >> cnn's pamela brown with mike pence as he toured facilities in texas. and she pressed him about whether he was comfortable with the conditions he witnessed. here's that interview. >> we went to two different facilities today. there seemed to be a difference between the first one where the families were being housed and the one where there are single adult migrants. when i went in there, one of them said to me -- i'm talking about the second facility -- this isn't human, the way we're treated. it was -- there was a horrible smell. i'm sure you smelled it. you were in there as well. they were sleeping on concrete, because there is not enough room for costs, we're told. it was hot. some claimed they were hungry. is that acceptable to you? >> no, it's not. and it's the reason why we demanded congress provide $4.6 billion in additional support to customs and border protection. look, for the last six months, democrats in congress have been saying this is a manufactured crisis. but as you saw firsthand today, here at the mcallen station where our cells are ove

pamela. >> thank you for taking the call. i just want to make a remark that i just watched the president on the south lawn declare that this hearing today was a witch hunt and a hoax. and those are the two words that mr. mueller eloquently said it was not, that the investigation or the report are not a witch hunt and not a hoax. i find that he -- mr. trump has a way of spinning things when he is frightened. and i think he really knows that he has been had. and i'm hoping that what we hear from pelosi today and nadler and schiff is that there is the potential now for impeachment. because my understanding recently has been that the reason nancy pelosi is holding back is because this hearing had to be done in order for the majority of american people to hear what the truth is, and then hopefully get the senate and the congress, republicans onboard. unfortunately, i'm very sad at the way that the republicans conducted themselves in the hearing today. each and almost every one of them to me sounded like it was a campaign speech to

thank you so many, pamela brown. president trump signing a law into the bill for the permanent extension of the victims compensation fund, it was passed by both the house and senate. the president was joined at the white house ceremony monday by first responders and surviving family members. while addressing the heros, he could not help but mention his role in the 9/11 response effort. >> i was down there also. but i'm not considering myself a first responder, but i spent a lot of time down there with you. >> the comments were reminisce event of previous no evidence claims the president has made concerning 9/11. remember during the 2016 election campaign, he said he helped a bit to clear the rubble. >> and that he saw muslims celebrating too. >> and also to say that he now had the tallest building. >>> a leaked photo has led to a new investigation involving two american teens arrested in italy. we have a live report from rome next. y hello to neuriva, a new brain supplement with clinically proven ingredients that fue

pamela, let's talk about it quickly. sorry to stop the game here. whole goal is get people moving? >> yes, that is thegoal. some of these women have been any type of organized exercise in 10, 20, 30 years since we were 12 or 13 year old but we are out were and are jumping and we are getting fit and we are developing friendships all at the same time. ow>> you've thrn this over social media, facebook, and instagram. >> mainly facebook. we appeared on a local tv show in chicago and they posted the video on facebook and it kind of juupt blew so now we have members all over the country,nas well as eria, belize. we are worldwide now. it a movement. >> you are so good at jumping and we will show that an put up the four things that 40 plus double dutch mission tries to accomplish. reliving childhood memories is what it's about is making af friends andrdable way to burn calorie. all you need is a clothes line. to join this head to your facebook for the 40 plus double dutch club mission.re befohis is over, i have got to get back into this rope. i'll put the mi ophone down because maybe that

pamela brown, cnn, mcallen, texas. >>> another in the trump administration official goes nearby. relook at the shakeup and the scandal behind it. rse you don't because you didn't! your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. >>> the list of departures at the trump administration is getting longer. alex acosta became the latest cabinet member to quit his job on friday. he was facing criticism for the way he handled a 2008 sex crimes case, and how he handled jeffrey epstein. he didn't want the scandal to be a distraction but the move was the, quote, right thing. but president trump didn't want him to fantastic to go. >> he has been a fantastic secretary of labor. he called me up. this is him, not me. i'm a tremendous talent. >> turning to a new day for a heil highly rollout. the delay will allow him more time to speak. they are eager to hear what he has to say about russian illegal interference and committed by donald trump. joining me is l

>>> hello, i'm pamela brown in for brooke baldwin on this monday. well, the president's racist attacks may be getting a congressional response. house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for republicans to join her party's proposed resolution condemning quote the president's xenophobic tweets and it's happening just as the president denied that the tropes he tweeted against four congress women are racist. once more, he is asking for an apology for the four democrats le told to go back and fix the totally broken crime infested places from which they came. now, here was the president just moments ago. >> these are people that in my opinion hate our country and all i'm saying if they're not happy here, they can leave. they can leave and you know what, i'm sure that there will be many people that won't miss them. but they have to love -- they have to love our country. they're congress people and i never used any names. but these are people, quiet, quiet. quiet. quiet. quiet. quiet. when i hear the statements that they've made and in one case you have somebod

he actually sat down with cnn's pamela brown after touring two border facilities yesterday. he says these raids are a way to enforce u.s. laws and stem the flow of illegal immigration. listen to this. >> reporter: it's important to ask you about the i.c.e. raid on sunday that the president talked about. who exactly will agents be targeting? >> reporter: well, i can't speak about the timing. >> reporter: the president said sunday today -- >> -- of law enforcement activity. let me -- let me say that immigrations and customs enforcement has continuously been doing their job over the course of this administration. the upcoming efforts are going to focus exclusively on individuals who have been fully a adjudicated and ordered by a judge to be deported. >> reporter: what about families? >> these will be individuals facing a deportation orders, and the priority that homeland security and i.c.e. will be placing will be on those individuals who have also committed other crimes in this country and represent a threat to our communities. >> reporter: not just crossing the border illegal

pamela, what are you learning about this last-minute ask from robert mueller? >> well, wolf, ahead of the highly anticipated hearing tomorrow robert mueller, the former special counsel, requested the committee to have his former deputy aaron zebly be sworn in so he could answer any questions that robert mueller needed help with answering. this was made at the last minute just before the hearing tomorrow. zebly walking next to robert mueller, will still be sitting alongside him and robert mueller can confer with him as he answers questions and can get his input. this set off a scramble. it's not unusual for robert mueller to have counsel with him to advise him. of course there are a lot of boundaries he has to stay within that doj has instructed him about. it raises questions about why this request was made so last minute for him to be sworn in. his spokesman says the request for him to sit alongside him was actually made nor than a week ago. here is what that statement said. aaron zebley was the deputy special counsel and had day-to-day oversight of the investi

amy: during an interview on cnn this weekend, pamela brown press vice president pence and questioned them about family separation. she asked him if he was "concerned families will be separated." this has to do with the raiaids. pence replied, people will be separated from this country who are courts of order to be deported. when pressed again if families would be separated ,pence said " individuals who have committed crimes on this country, members people of engaged in violent acts in this country many cases." let's go to the second point, these nationwide immigration raids that president trump threatened the country with. they may not have materialized across the country, but certainly, the terrorizing of immigrant communities did. but also, the flipside of that, the organizing. >> right. the point of these raids is cruelty. these raids are not necessary. the data is very clear that when asylum seeking families have access to counsel, they show up for the immigration proceedings 99% of the time. when asylum seekeking families participate in the ice case family management program and

>> i want to be clear on this, pamela. the priority will be on individuals who have committed crimes in this country. people who -- members of ms-13, people who have engaged in violence acin this country in my cases. they will be moving against those individuals and deporting them under the law and under a lawful order by a judge that they be deported. that is what the american people expect us to do. we have to have border security. but we also have to have interior enforcement. >> what happens if a child is at daycare or summer camp, the parent is arrested, is that child going home to an empty house? what will happen? >> pamela, i am very confident that the american people recognize that the way forward to deal with this crisis of illegal immigration is to enforce our laws. enforcing court ordered deportation orders is exactly what we have immigrations and customs enforcement to do. the american people expect us to secure our border. they expect us to enforce our laws. and to put the interests of americans first. >>> we'

earn. >> pamela, thank you very much. now hard to imagine how that could be obviously as more comes as this case comes out all the pictures of the young girls and epstein's safe and those herbal headlines will keep crassing. harry sand deck is it former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. gloria boringer our chief political analyst analyst. a former trump campaign aide who says he raised concerns about trump's relationship with epstein before the presidential campaign. harry, acosta basically pointed the finger at the state of florida. not me not my problem i did the best i could. just moments ago the former pauch beach state foreign is slamming back at acosta. i want to read his statement. i can emphatically state that mr. acosta's recollection of the matter is completely wrong. federal prosecutors do not stake a back seat to the state prosecutors that's not how the system works in the real world. do you buy acosta's argument is that it was the state not him. >> not at all. the state's attorney is right.

cnn's pamela brown spoke with the vice president and pamela, you're at a catholic charities there in mcallen, texas, and talk to me about the anxiety there and what the vice president had to say. >> reporter: well, i'm here because this is where a democratic congressional delegation was just visiting. this is the facility where many of the undocumented migrant families come once in custody. they're taken to catholic charities. what was interesting in talking to the democrats today, republicans yesterday, including the vice president, both sides have very similar things to say. both sides say customs and border patrol is doing the best job it can under the difficult circumstances, both sides said the conditions are unacceptable and the single adult migrant facilities. and both sides said congress needs to do more. but there is still no long-term solution. and the vice president was here touring two facilities, be one housing and one housing single adult migrants. just before these i.c.e. raids on sunday, these raids that are expected to target families facing deportation. around 2,000

pamela brown is joining us. pamela, the president believes mueller's testimony was clearly a victory for him. >> that's right, wolf. president trump has been muted today about russian election interference amid dire warnings from top officials but sources tell me, wolf, that he's in good spirits and feeling vindication as democrats grapple with what to do following mueller's testimony. tonight the white house is claiming victory after former special counsel robert mueller's high stakes testimony. >> i thought yesterday was supposed to be this unbelievable movie, better than the book, and bob mueller was going to pave the golden road to impeachment. that didn't happen. it's not happening. >> reporter: the trump campaign thrilled with the outcome, and using the moment to urge surrogates on a conference call to underscore the president's message that democrats will now suffer in 2020. >> the democrats lost so big today. their party is in shambles right now. >> they can't get over the 2016 election. they haven't a c

pamela brown joins us with reaction from the white house. i imagine the president has to be happy with the rule. >> he immediately hailed it as a big win for him. this is what he tweeted not long ago saying wow, big victory on the wall, the united states supreme court overturns lower court injunction allow southern border wall to proceed. big one for border security and the rule of law. this is a significant ruling by the supreme court along ideology lines and the president's favor allowing those from the defense department to be used to build the wall. you'll recall that the president directed those funds to be used for the wall after he didn't get what he wanted from congress. as you'll recall, that led to the longest government shutdown in u.s. history and the president ended it when he called for a national emergency. after that, groups immediately lower court agreed with the group's challenging it saying that congress has the power of the purse and that the president didn't have this authority the groups argued violated the law but toda

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but pamela, remember, for the last six months, democrats in congress said it was a manufactured crisis. and -- and it was all we could do to finally get the democrats in congress to agree to give us additional funding to deal with this crisis. so we'll continue to provide the level of care the american people expect, and we'll do it with compassion and with generosity, but ultimately we have got to demand that congress take the next step, reform these asylum laws, close the loopholes, and end this unprecedented migration. >> reporter: the dhs i.g., said this administration's watch, democrats are not in the white house, where does the buck stop? >> we've read those reports, and i know that they're being -- >> reporter: government's reports. >> they are being investigated. there were also lawyers who were here who presented what ultimately became unsubstantiated allegations. but make no mistake about it, any allegation of people not receiving a -- the standard of care that the american people anticipate is thoroughly investigated. the recent allegations of abuse are being thoroughly inve

wolf. >> pamela, thanks very much. >>> joining us now. jamie raskin of maryland, a member of the judiciary and oversight committee. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> so as you know, democrats are going after the grand jury material from the mueller report. that is still secret. the filing today said in part, and let me read the direct quote, the judiciary committee is investigating whether to recommend articles of impeachment. you also called this probe an impeachment investigation. you said that today. is that any different at all from a formal impeachment inquiry? >> well none of those terms, whether it is impeachment inquiry or articles of impeachment none appear in the constitution or in federal statute or in the rules of the house of representatives. so you can define it as you please. undoubtedly we're collecting overwhelming evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors committed by the president of the united states including the ten episodes of obstruction of justice that were outlined by speci

what is the president saying, pamela? >> reporter: president trump is claiming the latest episode proves his warning about iran are correct, that it is nothing but trouble. and he said he's talk to the u.k. about this ongoing situation. this is the president is trying to go back, pivoting from the criticism of the "send her back" chant to keep the focus on the democratic congresswomen known as the squad. tonight president trump has gone full circle again defending his racist attack against four congresswomen. >> well they call our country garbage, i don't care about politics. i don't care if it is good or bad about politics. you can't talk that way about our country. not when i'm the president. >> reporter: and defending his supporters. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: they chanted send her back at a north carolina rally. >> those people in north carolina, that stadium was packed. it was a record crowd. and i could have filled it ten times. as you know. those are incredible people. those are incredible patriots. >> reporte

thanks pamela. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> outfront with me tonight, democrat congresswoman of michigan brenda lawrence. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much, kate. >> the president says he wasn't happy with the chants at his rally. you heard pam's great reporting. he said he disagree was it. if he disavows and those remarks is that good enough for you. >> no, it's not. you know, listening to that crowd. i have robotedly told friends of mine, what scares me more right now in america is not so much donald trump but the masses of people who seem empowered by his racist -- his just really hateful comments and people are just soaking that up. so when you look at history, being a black woman in america, and knowing there was a time where they would have gatherings of people and lynch black people and considered a social event, knowing that the nazis used to gather up human beings and murder them and people embraced that and cheered on those leaders, this is what's so scary about this. we ar

. >> pamela brown is outfront live outside the white house for us tonight. pamela, what more are you learning about in sudden reversal from the administration? and please remind folks why this is so controversial. >> so, kate, this is a truly stunning course reversal. the president's tweet today clearly caught a lot of people off guard including administrations in his administration. it caused chaos as officials tried to grapple how to square what the government told the court yesterday that the census will not include the citizenship question and then what the president tweeted today that his administration hasn't given up the quest to include that question. now, a federal judge convened after seeing the tweet that contradicted the government's position and gave the doj lawyers a whiplashing. one of the doj lawyers said the president's tweet was the first he heard of the president's position and trying to get his armed around the fluid situation. nonetheless the judge repair manned the doj lawyers for the shift and suggested they don't speak for the client.

back to you. >> cnn's pamela brown, thank you. and house democrats are engaged in intense preparations for that highly anticipated public testimony by former special counsel robert mueller. cnn justice correspondent jessica snyder is here with the details. and jessica, the democrats really see this as their chance to maybe finally -- or the only time get americans fired up about this. >> that's exactly right. these are two back-to-back high-stakes hearings and even though special counsel robert mueller is a reluctant witness members of these committees note that congress isn't necessarily bound by the limits that mueller might try to impose. now, as such, democrats really want to seize the moment to highlight key portions of mueller's report, including five areas where they think the president clearly obstructed justice. tonight democrats are undergoing intense prep plotting pointed lines of questioning for former special counsel robert mueller for the few hours they'll be able to grill him. democrats want to seize on mueller's in

we are being invited on board for a journey pamela knows well. herfamily‘s haulage firm make thousands of deliveries across the irish border every year. but this one ireland is two different countries, and after brexit it means we could have two different sets of rules. but it is the biggest problem for borisjohnson when it comes to agreeing with the eu on how to avoid checks on goods here. haulage and freight is the lifeblood of the irish industry and this just—in—time delivery servers we have come to expect, it may not be any more. borisjohnson is in the driving seat, leaving behind the border theresa may agreed to. convinced he can persuade the eu to re—negotiate. but in dublin tonight, the irish prime minister said that the eu would not give into boris johnson's demands. the border looks very different now. borisjohnson believes we can avoid checks by doing a deal with the eu, ripping up the so—called backstop which would have kept northern ireland shackled to eu rules. many brexiteers want to see technology used, but many have reje

. >> when pence did interview with pamela brown the network showed video of overcruded event center, cnn is so dishonest, rather than broadcasting the full story, the american people are provide to go vulnerable families, tonight's cnn only played video of men in temporary facility and didn't play any footage of the family facility at all, white house official told cnn made zero effort to show administration efforts to improve the border situation and in fairness, pamela brown asked pence about contrast between the two facilities and the vp deserves credit for taking reporters in to see the terrible conditions at the men's center after president trump had called "the new york times" reporting on one facility in texas phoney and tweeted today that the men's holding center that was clear but crowded but told the story fake. the offensive began with tweet storm last weekend which the president vented about comcast trump haters at msnbc that do the bidding of parent company top executives, took a swipe at lying brian williams, msnbc host who lost show after making up story about chopper

when pamela brown, our white house correspondent, asked the vice president if this would impact families and separate families, here is how he responded to her. >> what happens if a child is at daycare, summer camp, the parent is arrested, is that child going to go home to an empty house? what's going to happen? >> pamela, i am very confident that the american people rick that the way forward to deal with this crisis of illegal immigration is to enforce our laws. and enforcing court-ordered deportation orders. >> he really didn't answer the question. what do you think is a raid like this going to ultimately lead to family separations? is it unavoidable? >> absolutely. this raid policy is cruel. it will lead to additional family separations, including u.s.-born children who will be left without their parents, without their caretakers. this raid policy is not necessary. the data shows that 99% of families who are seeking asylum in the united states and have an attorney show up for their immigration court proceedings. the data shows that 99% of families assigned a social worker and particip