unaccompanied minor. week on may 13th. on dn t feel well and was given tamiflu. was dd et da. cbs news spoke to hernandez s brother in new jersey, who just wants to know what happened. translator: the hardest part about it all is what happened to him because we never thought this would happen in a place where he s supposed to be in a better place. reporter: the five central american boys and girls who have died ranged in age from 2 1/2 to 16 years old. four died in government custody. the youngest died in an el paso hospital after being released by border patrol. peter shea is the executive director of the center for human rights and constitutional law. if these were white children coming from western european countries, i think that there would be a far greater outroar than there is. reporter: acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan addressed the overcrowded border facilities on sunday. i m very concerned about the conditions. es n arote facilities for f
bridge. what do you have for us? reporter: good morning, mike. the fortunate side of the story is this happened so early in the morning. it happened around 3:30 this morning. this is new video into the news room. you can see the burned out big rig on the westbound side of the san mateo bridge, just off the san mateo bridge, east of the foster city boulevard. it was a big rig hauling products before 3:30 this morning. it caught fire. the driver is out, able to get out okay. this was a solo vehicle accident. other were involved. chp had to shut down the entire bridge at 3:30, 3:35 this morning. the other sides opened at 4:20. the one and two lanes are reopened. the slow lane, the three lane and the shoulder still remain closed. as i mentioned, you can see behind me the traffic is going very smoothly on the toll plaza side in haywards as we are just getting into the morning commute. in hayward, bob redell, today in the bay. nthanks, bob. our top story, las vegas waking u
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healthy, themselves and air crafts. successful from that perspective and something that we are carefully preparing for. you talked about the significance of the five sunni arab states providing assets. four of them ken etic action in the bombing, including reports that raptors, f22s, coming from the united arab emirates. contributions? they were very significant, and on the third wave of the strikes, half of the aircraft that flew were from the arab nations, not the united states. there were significant contributions, and we are grateful for that participation. . continue? we certain hope so. i don t want to telegraph future operations, as you know. not so much whether the u.s. will attack on a daily basis or not. but do you expect the coalition to contribute that ken etic force that you talked about. we hope that that continues. we can t speak for other nations or what they ll contribute. we were grateful for the support continue. let s talk about the stri