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It's case by case, really. a lot of these advocate groups are trying to do what they can to put these families back in touch with their children, but they're having trouble doing that, and that's them familiar with the phone bank system. >> and i know julia ainsley talked to a former cpb head, who said in some instances, rare instances, but in some instances, these separations are permanent. they can't reunite these families. >> that's right. that was former acting i.c.e. director john sandweg. and he said sometimes it's permanent. in fact, i spoke to some people at i.c.e. currently and they s...

And times up movement and while police in at least four cities including manhattan, continue to investigate these criminal accusations, these are the first charges to be announced this morning. rose mcgowan is one of weinstein's many accusers and asked if his impending arrest will start the healing. >> something has to heal it. but i am somewhat resigned to the fact that he will be in myobit area and we will kind of be tied together until he dies or i die. >> many women's advocate groups and leaders have been from us straited by the district attorney's pace on this investigation after the d.a....

Enough by some advocate groups. what did you think of this? if this is the case and it happens for hundreds, if not thousands, is it the right way for the legal and justice system to go? >> this is an area in which you'll get vast agreement among judges and ex-judges like me. you'll get a lot of agreement amongst cops and very, very little agreement among prosecutors. here is why. judges are of the view they should be free to sentence on the basis of the crime and the criminal, not on the basis of what the statute tells them. no two crimes are the same and no two criminals are the same. cops a...

There is a couple that used their sheets and a rope to -- they tied two of them together just to get off of the ship. >> it shows the spirit of everyone working together to make it away from there. but unbelievable pictures there. of course the latest on the captain's court appearance later this morning on "america this morning" we're going to take you live to the sea port in italy for an update as well on "good morning america." well, some mississippi lawmakers are trying to get an amendment to the state constitution that would limit the governor's power to grant pardons. this comes a week ...