whatever. that may well pass. but it doesn t fundamentally solve our problems, doesn t it s not a broad agreement in our system. so i am afraid that s where we are in our politics. play a little bit of jeh johnson, homeland security secretary talking to rachel maddow last night. three-quarters of this influx are coming from guatemala, honduras and el salvador. the conditions in those countries are very, very difficult right now. and so when we talk to the kids, that s almost the first thing they mention. you know, a child told me that the gang was going to kill me, and so my grandmother or my father told me they had no choice but to send me to the united states to be with the other parent. neera, i think about july 4th and more bus loads are supposed to go to murrieta, california,
mexico where people continue illegally streaming across it to get into the country. protesters have blocked bus loads of children and families from entering a bus sdagz. that happened about 60 miles north of san diego. demonstrators turned back three homeland security buses after a stand-off. they were transferring them from overcrowded facilities in texas. the feds say more than 50,000 children are come into the nation since october. let s take a look at the monster wall. they eventually rerouted the buses from marietta to an immigration facility within view of the border. city officials say they have been told to expect bus loads more to arrive every 72 hours. william is live in our west coast newsroom. what else has happened at this protest? well, there was a counter protest as well last night, and the two had to be separated by police. those bus loads were the first of many scheduled for marietta. the mayor urged residents to
announcer: from abc news, this is world news now with john muller and diana perez. good wednesday morning. president obama was only two years old when the reverend martin luther king jr. delivered his eloquent i have a dream speech. 50 years later the president is perhaps the most high profile example of king s dream of racial harmony. mr. obama is among those who will speak today at a ceremony today celebrating that dream. here is abc s devon dwyer. we shall not be reporter: 50 years ago today they poured into washington by the bus loads. a march of tens of thousand. black and white, to the monument of the president who freed the slaves. signs and voices demanding racial equality. today a celebration of progress at the lincoln memorial and call to action. on new challenges. three american presidents, jimmy carter, bill clinton and barack
has been suspended. the t line, which is the train commuter line throughout the city has been suspended as well. trying to limit the possibility that this guy could get any movement at the moment. in watertown, you have ten to 20 blocks that have been sealed off. we re getting reports that poli by the bus load is now pouring into watertown, massachusetts for a bit of back up. mike tobin is there live. what do you see and what do you have from your location now? what i s and i can step out of the shot right now and let you let pete zoom in and show you. we have throngs of police officers arriving by the metro, boston transit authority. bus loads and bus loads are coming. i see what looks like municipal police officers. i see state troopers staging in this particular parking lot. before they arrived, what we saw and we ve got video of this, there is a long column of what appeared to be up armored humvee s senseled on the side were the words military police. a long column of them pu
if the employer fees you are worth more you will get more. for a lot of people complaining about their working conditions they are perfectly free 0 go out and find another job or start a company of their own. that s how the premarket works and should work. rick: the labor relations board is comprised of one republican and three democrats. heather: a protest outside of los angeles international airport yesterday left travelers stuck in a sea of picket lines on one of the busiest travel days of the year. reporter: they came by the bus loads. hundreds of people chanting and marching down century boulevard causing delays and headaches for