it has been more than a decade since we have had a child pass away anywhere in the process. this is just devastating for us. the government says that the boy died on christmas eve as he was being transported between a border processing center and a nearby hospital. nick, do they know how this happened to this boy? reporter: officially, there is still no cause of death. all of that is part of the internal investigation which we expect to focus on the kind of medical care that this child got. there is no doubt according to cdp that this 8-year-old boy was attended to, but it was the kind of medical care that he got. he was diagnosed with nothing more than a common cold when he was taken into the hospital on monday morning. he was released even though he had 103 degree fever. he was given amoxcillin, which is a generic type of antibiotic.
trying to turn into a political controversy. and this trip revealed less useful information than any trip by any other first lady would have in a situation like this. the first lady s trip was cut short, quite understandably, by the pounding rains that have created some flooding conditions in the area in some of the places that prevented her from seeing the most important facility that she was scheduled to see, the one that really mattered, the one that is the largest border processing center in the country, that was important for her to see. because she couldn t, it turned out her visit was limited to one of the smallest facilities dealing with this crisis population of children. it is a lutheran run facility that incarcerates only 55 children, ages 12 to 17. the only part of her visit there that was televised was her discussion with the staff of the
(vo) imagine a visibly healthin 28 days. purina one. natural ingredients, plus vitamins and minerals in powerful combinations. for radiant coats, sparkling eyes, and vibrant energy. purina one. 28 days. one visibly healthy pet. this sunday, after weeks of prodding, customs and border protection finally allowed some members of the media to enter a border processing center in mcallen, texas. they allowed the reporters in but no cameras. instead, customs and border protection released their own photos from inside the center. as well as some footage. they wouldn t let the cameras in, but they d provide government-created, government-approved footage instead. that s fine, right? same difference. it s kind of like having a free press. the day customs and border protection released the tape and those images from inside that processing center in mcallen about 100 people showed up outside that same center to protest the administration s
have in a situation like this. the first lady s trip was cut short, quite understandably, by the pounding rains that have created some flooding conditions in the area in some of the places that prevented her from seeing the most important facility that she was scheduled to see, the one that really mattered, the one that is the largest border processing center in the country, that was important for her to see. because she couldn t, it turned out her visit was limited to one of the smallest facilities dealing with this crisis population of children. it is a lutheran run facility that incarcerates only 55 children, ages 12 to 17. the only part of her visit there that was televised was her discussion with the staff of the facility where she asked just a few questions like this one. those children, how many times they speak with their
badly in a bad light as you recall. they did stand and block the buses that were bringing some of these unaccompanied minors that have crossed the border to the city to be processed at a federal border processing center there and they were blocked and had to turn around. the question is, where does murrieta go from here because certainly the children that are coming and the mothers and children and the teens are still coming, and we re also going to talk to congressmen playar along the border, joining us from laredo to set the scene and tell us what he s happening. candy crowley, thanks. we ll see you at the top of the hour. the sterlingin inyou know th name, taking their nba back to court with shelly sterling trying to salvage her deal to sell the clippers for $2 billion. plus a player rushed to the hospital after taking a nasty blow during the world cup game. he has an emotional message for his fans and teammates. we ll tell you what doctors