across new mexico, we're facing historic droughts. here in new orleans folks have and are facing historic storms and floods. around the world, this extreme weather is only getting worse. the canyon is a thing of the living past and sacred and must be protected. last week, the trump administration opened it up to more fracking. imagine for a moment an oil or gas company setting up a drilling rig across from the vatican. that's exactly what this administration is doing to our sacred lands, while essentially defunding the epa and increasing the vulnerability of our endangered animals. it's time to stop all new fossil fuel infrastructure in america. no more pipelines. >>. [applause] it's time for renewable energy revolution, a green, new deal. in new mexico, we have nearly 300 days of sun per year. we're ready to power america. let's get to work toward 100% renewable energy. [applause] >> and also, look, we should legalize cannabis on the federal level. right? [applause] >> it's about time. in new mexico, just like across our country, you

, he changed particularly the mexico -- new mexico. he brought the state that had very poor infrastructure and put in the middle of it this federally funded facility. it just transformed the state. >> author martha andrews discusses the role of western frontier women's in her book "out of the shadows: the within of southern new mexico." the white house and missile range museum. >> the testing that has been mostlyeople, think it is military testing. there are a lot of civilian uses as well. donding rockets are used to upper atmospheric research. it is still a big program. >> then, a tour of a u.s. military outpost located near .he rio grande river -- cityspan city tours stores of las cruces, mexico. tours of las cruces, mexico. >> next on lectures in history, texas a&m university professor lorien foote teaches a class about popular culture during the 1840's. she talks about the importance of theater to all classes of society during this period, including shakespearean performances and minstrel shows. she also describes the high literacy

state of new mexico has received death threats after granting bail to five adults suspected of child abuse they are accused of giving terror training to children to carry out gun attacks but the court's decision provoking search area hawkins's been taking a closer look at a missing boy exorcism rituals and alleged child terror training the stories riveted the american media this is the makeshift compound in the remote new mexico desert where eleven children disheveled and malnourished were found by police along with five adults a collection of guns and ammunition and a child's body your thoughts he's left shocked it was disheartening to see that in this d.n.a. . that people could live that way. no running water no electricity it was. they were in bad shape the man behind this set up is alleged to be syringe even waage the body is believed to be that of his child. although the corpse is yet to be identified siraj abducted his son who was severely ill before taking him to the compounds to the horror of the mother. this is a good thing for me is the reason for the. prosecutors say this

joining us now is the and somee from new mexico's children and families department. us what you know. >> it certainly heartbreaking. the children are in our custody now and our focus has been and will continue to be really the safety and well-being of these children. >> laura: what did they look like? >> we can't talk specifically about the children we are working with in this case. >> laura: it was written that they were starved, deprived of water, basic sanitation, no education. you can't confirm or deny in any details, but i think the american people want to know about this, it's that horrific. >> i can tell you in what we do in a situation like this, the very first thing we do is make sure we can get those most basic needs met so ensuring that we are getting the children food, water, we get them cleaned up and in comfortable clothing. and then of course we have a lot of other assessments that need to occur, medical assessments and making sure that we are doing forensic interviews so we can understand exactly what they know and what has gone on in their living con

they made a shocking discovery in the new mexico desert. 11 children held captive in a filthy trailer, starving, wearing nothing but rags. that is from the sheriff. we're going to get the very latest on their conditions, their future, and the investigation into who is responsible. that's next. from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you can barely feel. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, se

prosecutors man arrested in a raid on a squalid compound in new mexico was training children living there to carry out school shootings. to 15 were aged one living on the compound in filthy conditions. there was no clean water or electricity. >> charged with 11 counts of he made his first appearance on wednesday along with another man and three women believed to be the mothers of the 11 children discovered in a squalid new mexico compound last week. duduring the hearing prosecutors accused him of training the children to carry out school shootings with assault rifles. he is also under investigation for the death of a 12th child, possibly his son, after a body was found in a second raid on the compound monday. >> we did find remains of a young boy. have been turned up to the office of medical investigations. no positive identification of the child has been made at this time. discovered the remains yesterday. >> authoritieses searched the compound on friday after receiving a distress message asking for help. the area had been under fbi surveillance for weeks. but ents hadn'n't found probaba

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was shackled by his drug across the prison as a message to the rest of the institution states like new mexico and many others what they did is they began lockdowns of all these men kept all inmates in isolation and there in their individual cell as the mechanism for stopping activity . video of play speed to get a man in california has gone viral and provoked reaction from thousands of internet is this a recording shared on facebook shows three police officers striking a bleeding man laying face down in front of a restaurant please be aware that the following images may be disturbing. no way that. the incident occurred last friday in a city less than fifty kilometers from san francisco local police responded to the call of a fourteen year old girl who said a man was holding her in a car against her will when officers arrive to twenty two year old man tried to escape but was detained placed put him face down on the pavement and ordered him to show his hands the man was hiding one of his arms into the body motive.

olland, i am a democratic nominee for new mexico's first congressional district. if elected, i will be the first native american woman in congress. [applause] i'm a citizen of the pablo and a 36 generation native american. to -- mom andwant i am proud to be appeared i recognize that we are on indigenous land. i approach you with respect to the homeland we stand on now including the tribes. [applause] mom, struggle is fears. we sometimes survived on food stamps. it can be the difference between rent and utilities. home afterget back the predatory interest rates, i could probably buy a house but justy, i probably would drown in student loans. dads 30 yeary military career took us to many places across the country but every summer, my siblings and i made it back to the southwest to spend time with their grandparents. there, you can finally climbing the messiah above my grandparents village or helping my grandfather in his cornfield. they did not have electricity into the mid-70's. my grandmother was taken from her family when she was only eight years old. she was not

starving children were rescued from a compound in new mexico. gadi schwartz has the laet -- latest. >> reporter: four of the five suspects accused of abusing children in a new mexico compound expected to be released from jail, while the sheriff of taos county continued to dodge questions over how the investigation has been handled. >> how are they allowed to leave. >> thank you. >> reporter: it is a dramatic turn in a case focused on allegations of starving children being taught to carry out school shootings. in a pretrial detention hearing those allegations rarely came up. >> i didn't hear anything about the conditions of the children which i expected to hear. >> reporter: instead, prosecutors focusing on interviews with two teenage boys rescued who detailed how one defendant performed an exorcism on his 3-year-old son abdul until the boy died during one of the rituals in february. >> he would begin to choke and have white foam or slime coming from his mouth and then pass out. >> reporter: the children were told abdul would be resurrected as je

i feel fairly confident about where we are in new mexico. secretary of state across the country and election officials are taking this issue very seriously. we are as prepared as we can be and more important than prepared we are ready to respond to any issues as they arrive. >> i agree with that. county election officials have always had security first and foremost, not just cybersecurity but physical security. we are grateful for the additional funding and resources provided by the dhs and states. it is a great partnership between locals and states. we enjoy sharing information and feel confident. i would not be surprised if the attack will come and there is a breach somewhere. it happens with that many localities and that much attention. the key is to be prepared and resilient in case of a breach. >> the gentleman from maryland is recognized. >> i associate myself with the words of mister lynch. in all my 21 years in congress that has been one of the most moving statements i have heard in congress and i thank him for that statement. secret

the new mexico governor tweeting new mexico deserves a strong independent voice in the u.s. senate. rob: a brand-new list of demands. first they ride it over free speech, now students at uc berkeley are protesting against low wages and demanding housing and legal support for illegal immigrants. jillian: and calling for the demilitarization of police. are these bargaining goals as the union calls them crossing the line? here is the tape editor-in-chief of campusreform.org, lawrence jones looking like a new man, lost a couple pounds, grew a beard. what do you think of this? >> working against their own interests, can't talk about what college people complain about and work against their own interests. it is almost absurd. the same college proposed 800 k for illegals. talking about paying -- you see these young people complain about the costs rising and going into so much debt and work against their own interests. rob: is any of this grounded in reality for a lot of these students? the thing we take from college campuses is there is not a lot of life experience? >> right now in college

abc's gio benitez is in new mexico. >> reporter: tonight, a new mexico judge facing threats after granting bail for five suspects accused of child abuse on a remote new mexico compound. >> the state alleges that there was a big plan afoot. but the state hasn't shown to my satisfaction by clear and convincing evidence what, in fact, that plan was. >> reporter: the judge saying the government failed to articulate any specific threat to public safety. it comes after prosecutors offered disturbing new details about the death of 3-year-old abdul wahhaj, allegedly kidnapped by his father. the fbi testifying that another child told them the boy died during a religious ritual performed. his body found in a tunnel. >> the rituals were to expel demons. >> and the children were told that abdul would be resurrected and come back as jesus. >> reporter: who would direct them to attack banks and schools, according to prosecutors. last week, authorities rescued 11 emaciated children from that compound. prosecutors believe they were training them for shootings. david, all five suspects have pleaded not gui

our first native women in congress, progressive from new mexico. [applause] a's ayanna pressley, congressional candidate from boston. our first transgender asian-american owoman lieutenant governor in hawaii. corey bush, running for next week in congress. gina ortiz jones, filipina veteran from senator neo, texas -- san antonio, texas. there are thousands of staceys across our nation, and this is what she the people is about, supporting the political wisdom and leadership of women of color. so i'm here to tell you, there's hope in 2018. can and will be won in the midterms, realizing justice in our nation. so listen, progressives, and frankly you, too, democratic party. [laughter] get information behind women of color. -- in formation behind women of color. [applause] and she the people is here for all of us. so i ask you, will you be here for all of us? say yes, and together we'll win. [applause] >> that was amazing. amy is one of the smartest minds we have on our side. so glad she's on our side. i was sitting back like, yes, yes. ourved her commen

citizen of the pueblo of aguna and a fifth-generation new mexico. -- fifth-generation new mexico. i'm a single mom to my queer daughter, a water protector, and i am happy to be here. i recognize we are on indigenous land, and i approach you with respect for the tribal homeland we stand on now. [applause] struggle madem, ierce. my daughter and i sometimes makingd on food stamps, tough decisions between rent and utilities and living on credit cards with skyhigh interest rates. if i recovered all the predatory interest that i have paid over the years i could probably buy but i would probably pay off our student loans. as a child, my father's military career took us across the country, but every summer i siblings and i made it back to the southwest to spend time with our grandparents. you could find me about my grandmother's village on the mesa or helping my grandfather in his corn yields. they did not get running water or electricity until the mid- 1970's, so at night all we had was stories. my grandmother was taken from her family to a catholic boarding school when she was only eigh

it is something we're dealing with here in new mexico is the pre-trial release system that our new mexico supreme court has put into place which allowed criminals out. recently there was a man who released who got high on meth and beat a 1-year-old little girl and put her into a coma to save her life. another circumstance here where liberal judges have released individuals out and one was a lady who just got -- was involved in a drive-by shooting and threw a party where a 21-year-old girl was murdered. so we have to allow our -- or give resources to our law enforcement. but once they put these people behind bars we need to keep them there. of course they have every right for a trial but we need to make sure our communities are safe and our children are safe. >> bill: here is the judge appointed to the bench seven years ago by the current governor. expected to remain another two years. here is her comment in part in court. she said what i've heard today is troubling definitely. troubling facts about numerous children and far from ideal circumstances and individuals who are living in a very

the new mexico state police say officers on the scene have confirmed multiple casualties. as you can see, it is a scene of carnage. >> now, the exact number has not yet been released. video of the crash is horrific. the front end of that greyhound bus has been obliterated. debris spilled all over the median. >> it is really terrible as you can tell. the wreck happened along interstate 40, about 100 miles northwest of albuquerque. the state police say there are also multiple serious injuries with many passengers transported to area hospitals. >> the ntsb launched their go team on the scene. greyhound says there were 47 passengers on the bus, traveling from albuquerque to phoenix. >>> good afternoon, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm dion lim. our other top story, a school gun scare in san francisco. >> sky map 7 shows you that it happened at balboa high school. you can see the track and the school on cayouga avenue. >> this is in the city's balboa park neighborhood. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs arrived on the scene as the lockdown was still going on inside. she's joining us now out

we've gotten exclusive access to the new mexico compound where kids were allegedly training to kill. the new twist, a secret tunnel discovered under ground. tonight, we go into the tunnel and reveal new evidence at the scene that raises more questions were authorities thorough enough? nbc's gadi schwartz is there. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. this is the innermost part of the compound and it gives you a true sense of what these children had to endure. some of them were living cramped up inside of this r.v. and we know it looks like some of them may have been living inside of this tunnel. it is extremely confined down there. the property owner has allowed us to mount the cameras here so we can show you what these kids faced. tonight exclusive video from inside the tunnel where children's clothes and toys were found five feet under grounded. a room believed to be dug inside by children. bedding and kids' books. it's just one of the horrors that 11 children were forced to endure. no running water, babies as young as 1 years old living in the desert heat, bunk beds an

they thought he was in this compound in new mexico. they were living in filthy conditions, no shoes, water and woo. so more questions than answers, as we rern more to see him. the other, a man by the name of li lucas morton. we're talking about 60-go-round. they make this in a come point, a travel trailer buried under ground. and. >> reporter: the three men are and children. the two men, still mrg police without custody because of the parent of the abduction of his son. they were brought in for questioning. they have bins season released. money of the information regarding the status of this missing 3-year-old. the 11 children are in the care of child protective services. it's one thing to hear the first hasn't account of authorities who responded to the scene. the sheriffs saying it was the worst living conditions he had before made again. folks in one down say it's already great. >> we have a tattoo parlor up here. good, eat sa. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or dis

>> you just got to look at news reports in mexico and around central america to know thatt mexico's immigration policy is highly criticized, the way they violate human rights for the central americans is also highly criticized. it has been pointed out by, i would say, hundreds of news reports and human rights reports, too.ew i don't think they are being able to get away with anything. i would just say that, despite what many people say on this network and at the white house, in terms of mexico not doing anything to help the u.s. with undocumented immigration, you just stated the fact that mexicn is importing hondurans and other central americans at a very fast pace, over 200,000 centralth american migrants have been deported. that's a lot. >> mark: mexico is notha deporting 200,000 hondurans to kiss up to president trump. it is doing it in its own national interest. so -- >> this is the thing, mark. they are doing it in the program and agreement between the u.s. and mexico to have mexico guard its south borders with u.s.en dollars. some of that comes from the u.s., so it is doing it in part to

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that's the way it is in new mexico. so paraphrasing george washington. he says, if this country ever devolves into political parties, we're done for. >> that it should be about independent people, getting into office, getting out, making their contribution. i'm a firm believer in term limits. i think that would be a silver bullet. but, hey, where is the independent representation that i believe are fiscally conservative and socially don't give-a-damn as long as what you do if your life doesn't adversely affect mine. >> did you wait too long to get into this race in. >> michael, this came as a complete surprise. this was aubrey dunnes idea in new members colorado total surprise. he came to me six weeks ago, said i'd like to drop out, i'd like you to be my replacement. i think you have the possibly of winning and we looked at it and that possibility exists. >> i don't think i've heard governor johnson assess the trump presidency since the election of 2016. so take 30 seconds or 60 seconds and lay it out for me. how does gary johnson see the presidency of d

across new mexico, we are facing historic route. in new orleans, folks are facing historic storms and floods. around the world, the extreme weather is getting worse. a sacred place that must be protected, but just last week the trump administration opened it to more fracking. imagine for a moment, drilling rigs across from the vatican. that is what the administration is doing to our sacred lands, while essentially defunding the epa increasing vulnerability of our endangered animals. it is time to stop all new fossil fuel infrastructure in america, no new pipelines. >> [applause] ms. haaland: it is time for a renewable energy revolution, new deal. in new mexico we have nearly 300 days of sun per year. we are ready to power america. let us work toward 100% renewable energy. >> [applause] ms. haaland: and also, we should legalize cannabis on the federal level. it's about time. in new mexico, like across our country, young people are -- young people of color have been dragged off to prison by the thousands just for marijuana. our privat

mexico. sometimes they get it right, but sometimes they don't. a rating is the way to beat them so i pushed the consumer reports for information. when we had the products they didn't understand the sourc soue want to know how to keep them safe. we depend on the ratings but that is confirmation bias. create an independent agency that goes through and does a sweep and rather than fact check every article you give a rating to the information source and you have the same race tracks the consumer can opt in or out and they all have to use it so when it shows up in your social media feed is an ico there is at measures two things fact versus fiction and opinion versus reporting. is this reporting or opinion and i think this helps for the new southwest. do i report the news or am i the news. this is the big challenge can you support reporting where it isn't about you as a reporter. if you look a lot at the citizen journalism out there, it is education entertainment sort of combined. >> next question.

mexican judge --dash at a desert compound in rural new mexico. some of the defendants were training those kids to commit mass shootings. at least one child appears to have died at the compound. but now, remarkably, all five adults are free to go on a $20,000 bond. the perspective, that is low. paul manafort by contrast is on trial for tax evasion, that's a crime that is a crime. as we notice in the last segmen segment, the average sentence is a year and three months. paul manafort is facing over 300 years in prison for that and a federal judge placed in solitary confinement for several weeks. the difference is probably political. manafort is being punished in part of helping to elect donald trump. that means to be a more profound crime than starving children or training them to be terrorists. judge, last thing you want to think his justice is an equally applied. but you see things like this happen and it's hard to reach any other conclusion. >> i don't think there's any doubt about that, tucker. we are in a strange time in our history. we have th

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terrorists and extremists, muslim father arrested in a raid on a ramshackle new mexico compound teaching kids how to carry out school shootings. jillian: shocking details about what went on inside. >> this is a totally legitimate investigation based on a report. rob: will donald trump sit down with bob mueller? shannon: the answer regarding his legal team. the two soldiers who went running into a storm to rescue a fallen flag, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ jillian: on thursday. surprise, you are watching "fox and friends first". we are in for heather. rob: a filthy new mexico compound, they were not just starving, the group of kids were training them to kill. jillian: disturbing allegations as suspects are denied bailing court. jackie ibanez has more. >> reporter: no electricity or plumbing, made of mostly garbage. the 11 children living there had easy access to loaded assault rifles. prosecutors say the 5 adults keeping children of the compound were treating them to become school shooters. >> local information taking place. we also knew from surveillance there was a shoo

overs officers do not believe the injuries are life threatening. >>> and the scene in new mexico. judge granting bail to five accused of child abuse at the makeshift compound as they face stunning al glegationsallegatio. the prosecutors failed to pose a danger to the community of the suspects. they tried to demonstrate the threat of one taking gun classes in georgia in 2015 and they introduced a letter to his brother and instructing him to quote die as a martyr. >> the district attorney claimed the suspects brought the children from florida to new mexico to perform rituals. a teen rescued said the boy who suffered from epilepsy died during the ritual. the prosecutors say they are judging the clients based on race and religious. >> we live in a country of religious freedom. if they were white or christian, nobody could bat an eye or praying over a body or touching a body and quoting scripture. when black muslims do it? there is something nefarious. >> officers found the body of the child buried there at the compound. all of the defendants have pleaded not guilty. the surviving chil

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new mexico, another utter failure of common sense. who is the court system meant to protect the most? the vulnerable, the aged, the children. the idea these people are let out without bail after a 4-year-old is killed or dies on that compound. >> and paul manafort is held pretrial because threat to flee. >> sean: 23 hours a day. when we come back, rush limbaugh sounding off on john brennan losing his security clearance. you don't want to miss that. next. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. chicken! that's right, chicken?! candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo st

president donald trump announce a proposed new united states mexico trade agreement with mexican president enrique pena nieto mr trump has the mexican president on speakerphone to deal with these to be approved by the u.s. congress mr trump said we are getting rid of nafta because it was a bad deal for the united states president next nato said he hoped that now the canadians could join the price try party deal while the two leaders seemed at odds of the inclusion of canada what was called a framework agreement between mexico and the u.s. is seen as a for middle both feet for war we're joined by our to correspond at manila chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day all day what's the latest well you know you've nailed everything there so far apart and of course where else did it start but on twitter the president's favorite outlet so the outgoing mexican president enrique pena nieto solidified that vague tweet president trying to put out this morning by joining trump on speakerphone before the press listen to what pena nieto had to say. if you're going to be

there is breaking news from that new mexico compound where 11 children, ages 1-15, were found living in horrific conditions. bones found on scene have now been identified as a 3-year-old boy. he is the boy the fbi says was part of an exorcism to expel his demons. he died of a seizure after his father refused to give her medicine. the father then allegedly told the other children that he would come back as jesus and tell them who to kill. the five adults at the compound facing child abuse charges were set free by a judge until trial, and now the prosecutor says he is playing to appeal the judges decision. sean? >> sean: here with reaction, the author of "why we fight," dr. sebastian gorka, also an author of another best seller, fox news correspondent al large geraldo rivera. liberals, they don't want i.c.e., they want open borders, they don't want to travel ban, if we want to give her an american family safe, why is it that anyone who wants to come visit, they get better, and they have to pay for it for the pleasure of visiting us, and build a border wall with the big door. and we do

this ridge of high pressure is moving closer to new mexico, hovering over nevada and colorado, parts of arizona. so that's getting nudged a little more to the east. it is going to change and by the end of the week, the weekend, it will be back over the west coast. san francisco 63 degrees this afternoon, concord mid-80s today. so inland we have the hottest spots, staying in the 80s all the way through thursday. the heat returns on friday and into the weekend the 90s come back. >>> for hours now chp has had lakeville highway shut down in both directions because of an accident that happened just before 2:00 a.m. this is shut down between 116 and highway 37. this is highway 37 l the esvi ivers they cannot turn onto that highway. we have been given a time when that's expected to reopen. if it's during the morning commute, you'll need an alternate like 121 or 101 but everyone else will be the same idea. so you'll need extra time heading out this morning, the roadways likely to be very busy and slow. live look at 101 near petaluma boulevard north. we have a stalled vehicle blocking one lan

new back lash for the judge granted bond to the mexico extremist. >> not the first time she has gone easy, what we just learned about her soft on crime background on the bench. ed: feeling the power of the trump bump, across several states in crucial primaries. jillian: what does it mean for the blue wave? maxine waters biggest birthday which. rob: the gift she wants but made every guest. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ rob: fighting thunder yesterday. nice summer storm. it is still dark outside, 4:00 on the east coast, you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. congested after a busy day. rob: the trump bump in full effect for some republicans. griff jenkins breaking it down in washington. >> reporter: four state of spoken but there was thunder in kansas and the delayed victory. chris kobach defeated chris collier. >> we gear up and start marching in the general election campaign. it is essential we march together. >> reporter: all either wisconsin to face tammy baldwin. republicans faithfully a boutonniere backed by the lea

in new york. fox news alert in an extremist muslim compound in the state of new mexico. a judge agreeing to release five suspects on bond despite the wishes of the sheriff's department and f.b.i. everything from child abuse to training kids to holding to carry out school shootings. we keep a close eye on this case. a live report coming up in a matter of moments. there are breaking developments out of london. police investigating a terrorist attack outside of parliament yet again. i'm bill hemmer, a busy tuesday already live inside "america's newsroom." julie, welcome back. >> julie: i'm julie banderas in for sandra smith. a driver in his late 20s deliberately slammed his car into pedestrians earlier today. they are calling this a deliberate attack on an iconic landmark. the suspect was arrested at the scene. police say he is not cooperating with their investigation. >> he has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses and taken to a south london police station where he remains in custody. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method and this being an

state of new mexico has received death threats after granting bail to five adults suspected of child abuse they are accused of giving terror training to children to carry out gun attacks with the court's decision provoking search outraged hawkins has been taking a closer look at a missing boy exorcism rituals and alleged child terror training the stories riveted the american media this is the makeshift compound in the remote new mexico desert where eleven children disheveled and malnourished were found by police along with five adults a collection of guns and ammunition and a child's body your thoughts were left shocked it was disheartening to see. in this d.n.a. . that people could live that way. no running water no electricity it was. they were in bad shape the man behind this set up is alleged to be syringe with waage the body is believed to be that of his child. although the corpse is yet to be identified siraj abducted his son who was severely ill before taking him to the compounds to the horror of the mother. this is a good thing for me is the reason for the. prosecutors say th

we're following this breaking story, again, out of new mexico. they have been arrested, five of them, according to the fbi. today at the white house though it was about trade. >> i gave a totally off the record, you saw it, it said "off the record" i said something strong but it's my belief and they violated it and they said they were violating it. it's unbelievable what's happening with the fake news. it's unbelievable. when you say off the record, that's a very -- it's not a legal term but it's a term of honor. but i said in the end it's okay because at least canada knows how i feel. so it's fine. >> this is a very complex agreement and we are going to continue looking at it we know that a win-win-win agreement is within reach. the government of canada will not sign an agreement unless it's good for canada and good for canadians. >> bret: this is quite something today it affected the markets. it affected this negotiating. the toronto star had a quote from the president. here's the problem if i say no, the answer is no. if i say no, then you are

today in new mexico, the sheriff who gave the go-ahead to raid that filthy compound where authorities found 11 children starving and living in squalor is defending his decision not to go in sooner. cnn's scott mclean pressed him on the timeline during an exclusive interview. >> reporter: the children who lived on this squalid compound in new mexico were home schooled. authorities say they were taught to become public school shooters. the sheriff says the source of that allegation comes from 14 and 15-year-old kids who lived on the compound where the body of a small child was also found buried under human waste inside of a 40-yard tunnel. >> i cried. i'm human. >> reporter: but tears are not enough for jason and tanya badger who think law enforcement has bungled this case. >> they were dragging their feet. they were taking too long. a child's life is at stake. >> reporter: the badgers own the property the compound sits on and say they alerted the sheriff's office as early as april after they say they spotted the missing child and his fugitive child there. >> it never came to me. i'll t

new developments on the five extremist muslim suspects tied to a new mexico compound where children were kept in squalor. three of them were released after a judge dropped all charges against them. two are still behind bars and will be charged in connection with the child's death. jeff paul joins us live from the los angeles bureau. >> two judges were forced to drop the charges all due to a missed deadline. prosecutors had 10 days to schedule a court hearing to establish they had probable cause for the arrest for unknown reasons they never did so. this all stems from a raid that happened earlier in the month. law enforcement found a dug out trailer in a rural area surrounded by old tires and found 11 children on the site as well as the body of the 3-year-old son of one of the suspects. prosecutors allege the group was involved in terrorism and muslim extremism and wanted to train one of the kids to carry out future school shootings. the latest development only adds to the growing tensions and fears within the community about what the five suspects were trying to achieve. >> people are co

shannon: disturbing the details about the new mexico compound and how children were being trained to shoot up the school. andrew mccarthy with new insights about the man arrested in that compound linked to a case mccarthy prosecuted years ago. know what? no, what? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> a man accused of turning children to commit schoolchildren that compound in mexico arrested along with four other adults during a raid for 11 hungry children. now we are learning the man heading up the compound is the son of a controversial brooklyn email him who was involved with the trial involving the 1993 world trade center bombing. andrew mccarthy led the prosecution, and 11 others in that case. he is very familiar with the elder wahaz. very interesting connection you have to this family and this is playing out in new mexico. >> it is a long time ago. to be clear, the e mom of the mos

five people accused of child abuse at a new mexico compound where the remains of a young boy were also found are being allowed out of jail pending trial. the decision by new mexico george is causing an uproar not just among state leaders but across the country. national correspondent alicia acuna joins us with this controversy. good evening. >> there's been a development. in the last hour, the sheriff here is closed the county courthouse for the afternoon. folks are continuing to work but they are doing this out of a precaution because of credible, violent threats against the judge. she is the judge who allowed for the unsecured bond for these five adults. work does continue here in the courthouse but new mexico governor susana martinez who pointed the judge issued a statement saying she "strongly disagreed with the decision to allow for a release on a $20,000 signature bond, no up front money income of the men and women charged with the views of the 11 children found on their compound. the prosecutor and court said the defendants were planning something dangerous and violent by traini

they stretch now clear across nevada and into new mexico. and here is what the president said about the california fires. "governor jerry brown must allow the free flow of the vast amounts of water coming from the north and fool ishli being diverted into the pacific ocean. can be used for fires, farming and everything else. think of california with plenty of water, nice. fast federal government approvals." but wait, there's more. "california wildfires are being magnified and made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which aren't allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized. it is being diverted into the pacific ocean. must also tree clear to stop fire from spreading." an "l.a. times" writer today called that strikingly ignorant. to be clear, no one that we're aware of in california, in academia, in government, seems to know what the president is talking about other than the fact that rivers flow into the pacific ocean. and what does the president mean by tree clear? if he means fire breaks, they have bee

. >>> and search for a missing 3-year-old boy in new mexico leading to a filthy compound. 11 children there with little food or water, wearing rags for clothes. two armed men taken into custody, but still no sign of the missing 3-year-old. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, alarming images from inside the compound where new mexico officials say they rescued 11 starving children from squalid conditions. >> these children, the best way to describe it is, they literally looked like starving refugees. >> reporter: authorities say the kids, ages 1 to 15, held without running water or electricity, emaciated. seasoned law enforcement officials shocked. >> i'm a 30-year police officer. this is by far the worst thing i've ever seen as far as living conditions. this one hit us all very hard. >> reporter: the taos county sheriff says it started with a multistate search for a missing 3-year-old. believed to have been abducted in georgia by his father. the sheriff sending in tactical teams, the 3-year-old boy nowhere to be found, but his father holed up and heavily armed. >> mr. wahhajj