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Breaking point that happened when we heard children crying because they were separated from their parents. when their parents had risked everything in their lives to bring them to this country. and so my look at that report, which i did yesterday and hi the exact same reaction, i don't think it's just the basic sort of oh, we're skeptical of aide workers talking about asylum. i think it's much more nefarious than that. this is the question of one of the things there will be a nuremberg-type trials about what happened on our watch. so there are photographers who are going down there and they're...

Well, with all due respect, these people have made this their lives' work to help asylum seekers. many of these, and i'm discountsing journalists who are just doing their jobs and telling us the story of what's going on. but these aide workers are down there, they're not coaching them to lie or to say -- they're just explaining what the process is. frankly, cbd ought to be glad of that. that way you have people understanding what could happen when they get to the border, that in fact they could be put into some kind of detention with or without their children. so i think it's misplaced paranoi...

So i'm concerned about the this on the potential trial. >> thank you. always good to see you. i want to thank you there because i want to get to venezuela for some breaking news. >> thank you. humanitarian crisis continuing. let's get to nick to see what's going on. >> reporter: yes, there are some more rounds being fired by them now. so about ten minutes ago, a large number of aide workers moved down this bridge in large numbers. and then on the edge of the lawn of riot police they ghana scuffle somebody pulling out a shield and that caused everything to snap. we saw quite quickly afterward...

They say here you have the bridge. but even during those clashes back there, when we were speaking to you earlier on, dana, we saw another police officer from the venezuelan side hand himself over to the columbia forces. he was met with furry from those venezuelan government protesters. but let me set the scene a little more widely for you. this was supposed to be a day of unity, getting humanitarian aide into a country from which 3.1 million people have fled because of human tar yar issues. and sad what happened, if you put aide workers moving towards the police to keep subsidized food packag...

Result of handouts from the government, but that simply isn't enough, not least among the most vulnerable. and that's children in the hospitals. this is what we saw when we went to the biggest pediatric hospital, alisyn. in heavily guard hospitals, the government here wants to keep visitors out and its shameful secrets in. a failed economy now being crippled by american sanctions has starved hospitals of drugs and the very necessity of life itself, food. like us, it's smuggled in by volunteers. if the government got hold of these essential supplies, these aide workers believe they would be sto...