Rodriguez allegedly telling police he left twins luna and phoenix for eight hours in a sweltering car last week, discovering them on his way home from work. he was going around the car, yelling and screaming, it s not my fault, it was an accident. reporter: rodriguez, a hospital social worker, barely able to keep his composure in court saturday, sobbing uncontrollably. my client, if he could bring back time, certainly would do that. reporter: data shows that 43% of hot car cases deemed accidental resulted in no charges. today, that prosecutor saying it will take weeks to determine if they ll pursue this case any further. obviously, the district attorney wants to ensure that there was no crime here, that there was no intent, that there was no criminality. and we believe that that s exactly what they ll find. reporter: and david, tonight, the family lawyer says they are pushing for new laws to make every car alert parents about children in the backseat. david? gio benitez
And the director of the cia said it s a slam dunk, mr. president, it s a slam dunk. they ve lived in the spotlight, yet remained intensely private. we told him he was going to lose. somebody was going to ruin our life. while both sobbing uncontrollably. hello, everybody. one senator, two governors. made it. two first ladies. i m my husband s biggest fan. and two presidents. i think it s hard to imagine any family that have been more significant to american politics. these are the bushes.
President, it s a slam dunk. they ve lived in the spotlight, yet remained intensely private. we told him he was going to lose. somebody was going to ruin our life. while both sobbing uncontrollably. hello, everybody. one senator, two governors. made it. two first ladies. i m my husband s biggest fan. and two presidents. i think it s hard to imagine any family that have been more significant to american polit politics. these are the bushes.
Their parents again. i spoke to kids separated from their parents for five or six days. sometimes i had to stop mid interview because the kids were sobbing uncontrollably. i want to play a sound bite for you of ashley and her mom wendy gonzalez. they both came from honduras. they were both separated for five days. ashley is ten. this is my confers with them. what is the most painful thing? what strikes you the most about this process? translator: having been separated. how many times did you get to see each other? translator: i could see her
Here s a thought. maybe don t have that menu item for incoming missile so close to one that says just testing. that s like having the kids trampoline next to a wood chipper. this group cannot be overstated. imagine if it were you, your family you re being told we were all going to die and for 40 minutes, that s your reality. then someone comes along and says oops. my wife was in hawaii. she saw mothers sobbing uncontrollably, realizing they would never see their kids again. she watched families saying goodbye and yet the presses already back to the swearword. what a contrast between real terror and phony posturing. the same people who report this missile acted with such restraint days ago were melting over s-hole. when the press conference went in hawaii, we took alive. cnn ran a repeat interview with michael wolff.