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It may be, and the indirect deaths for any event are typically greater in many cases. if you are looking at the 2004 hurricanes in florida, for example, four storms in six week wee weeks, you had people who died after the storm passed because they fell off of the roof trying to make repairs, and they died in car crashes, because the stoplights were off, and chainsaw accidents and -- >> they didnt have medical help or dialysis machines or -- all of those things take place. >> so it is a question ...

Waiting. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: but help hasnt come. shes not sure it ever will. seeking asylum instead has brought even more pain. her oldest boy was recently reunited with his grandmother but her youngest son, who is 9 and autistic, is still being held. raquel doesnt know when theyll be together. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: hhs declined to comment in an interview. they say in some instances

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The trump administration announced a new rule today that would allow immigrant children to be held in detention with their parents indefinitely. upending a longstanding agreement known as the flores settlement which says children cannot be detained for more than 20 days. the trump administration tried to get around that settlement early this year when it started separating families, putting kids in the care of hhs while their parents were held in detention or deported. let me start with you. the...

People were fearful about trying to get to and from work and do their jobs. >> the president knows that sanctuary cities have to go. this then abomination, he made a point we are a country of laws, his first response ability is to protect american citizens within the constitution. he takes it very seriously and you saw and energized and passionate and emotional president about this. jillian: senators in august in dc, you really pushed hard for it last year. are you going to get some substance do...

Parents are newly citizens, down to the border and see whats happening to those children. now, thats something that maybe they could relate to, seeing how hard it is, and the struggle that people have coming in to this country. and dont forget. a lot of these were trying to come in legally. these werent just all people trying to come in illegally, but this is not america. this is not how we treat people anywhere. nonetheless as our border. >> and following up on what susan just said. >> its just...

In the middle of this case challenging jeff sessions restrictive rules seeking asylum. restrict the claims you could make about domestic violence, sexual violence and assaults by gangs. historically, one of the main drivers of people from countries like this. they send her back to el salvador in the middle of this trial. the judge was apo plektic. its hard to say anything but that. he ordered the plane turned around in the middle of the air. the plane landed in el salvador. the folks stayed on t...

Do not do this. the effects, horrible. and they went ahead with it. >> let me just clarify what was on the screen. theres actually 559 kids. its been two months, by the way, since i went inside the shelter and saw all those boys separated from their parents. two months after that, still 559, remain separated, and 365 kids have parents who have already been deported. this is the latest as of yesterday. >> so they say all these kids came unaccompanied. thats not the case, correct? >> no, absolutel...

Trump administration. if you look at the hhs, former hhs secretary tom price. he had to resign after the reporting. "the new york times" and others mainly "the new york times" focusing on scott pruitt. they didnt have to focus on president trump. they were doing journalism and i had an effect. >> greg: so did scott pruitt. he had an effect. thats what he went after him. he was doing some good stuff. he was doing stupid stuff too. >> dana: you can do good policy without the other. the other thing...

The president of the united states or the "new york times." howie: if its the epa or hhs. both leaders who were fired. itits -- jim acosta says the president is whipping up violence against him. john kelly is still alive and walking around