energy on people who don t belong here. people who are not legally here versus taking care of american citizens. the other way they re looking at this is this is in congress s court. the ball is theirs. they can fix this with specific legiat the president has demonstrated he s open to that. on twitter the president saying this not long ago, why don t the democrats give us the votes to fix where s the outcry for the killings and thugses and ms-13 coming in illegally. former first lady, laura bush, writing this an op-ed over the weekend saying i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our international boundaries but this zero-tolerance policy is cruel and immoral and it breaks my heart. exactly how or for how long and for what reasons the separations
specific inclusion frenl from the russians and they are players in the region. they haven t done this level of flying in this area since 2015. there may be some reasons, maybe not having aircraft avail ability but, again, were it really bombs door down too on the russians are in the middle of it all, making sure that the u.s. military knows to see them coming. an incredibly, incredibly tense time around the world. democratic congressman jim himes is joining us. he s a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks for joining us. hi, wolf. let s begin with the breaking news. you heard our pamela brown report that according to the fbi there s indication that hugses tried to influence.
philippines. 436 people dead, hundreds missing. the storm dumped as much as eight inches of rain in 24 hours. a journalist told us the focus is now on search and rescue. reporter: the storm is supposed to exit this evening but it s not longer the storm itself but its aftermath. we re turning to aid and rescue workers looking for the hundreds missing. they are trying to supply drinking water. they re asking for volunteers to try to get food and clothes. friday night the floodwaters rose alarmingly fast reaching roof level while residents were sleeping. the government estimates some 100,000 people have been displaced by that storm. and a second day of hearings for the army private accused of being behind the biggest intelligence leak in u.s. histories. a technical glitch delayed an army investigator s attempt to testify by phone from hawaii. bradley manning is accused of providing classified government documents to wikileaks, which, then made them public. supporters for m