policy. one of those protesters was someone who actually herself had been inside that processing center many, many times before. she told the "l.a. times" that "they were in cages, 10-year-old boys were skreming and sobbing and trying to control themselves as they could see their mothers in other cages." the woman quoted there is dr. marsha griffin. she's a pediatrician who's worked in the rio grande valley for a decade in the course of her work for the american academy of pediatrics. dr. griffin has invited pediatricians from across the country to come to the border region so they can see what conditions are like there for kids. she tells the associated press this week, "the shelters aren't the problem. it's taking kids from their parents that is the problem." joining us now is dr. marsha griffin, long-time pediatrician working with immigrant kids on the south texas border. she's also the co-chair of the american academy 6 pediatrics special interest group on immigrant health. good dr griffin, i've been looking forward to talking with you. thank you for being with us tonight. >> i've been really looking

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