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>> as the border patrol's elite flex team sprinted way ahead of us, a helicopter joined the chase. >> right there. >> that's the flex team. >> they have them? >> i think so. >> they just arrested them. >> they got them? oh, wow. >> they were wearing camo to blend into the land and wearing carpet to avoid leaving a trail. >> translator: we got lost the other day over there. >> they weren't drug smugglers but later -- exactly the kind of border crosser president trump has repeatedly warned us about. a felon who had been deported after spending time in a u.s. prison for a drunk driving crash that killed a child in tennessee. these chases happen almost every day around here and melissa owen, whose house and small vineyard sit right in the middle of these canyons about 20 miles to the west of tom kaye's ranch has witnessed many of them
he has a "dateline" special tomorrow night. >> we're with the border patrol in pursuit of two people they spotted up on the mountain ridge in this area. and the reason we're shooting in night vision is because we have to maintain a low profile as we get out here to hike up the mountains in pursuit. it's intense. i'm winded already. and these guys just don't stop. they're searching for the migrants up in the hills. they could be smugglers. they could be mules. we don't know. they could be armed. >> reporter: as border patrol's elite flex team sprinted out way ahead of us, a helicopter joined the chase. that's the bodies. do they have them? >> jacob joins me in new york. readying that piece for tomorrow
that could get across the finish line. here's some of the folks we talked to. >> very constructive dialogue and suggestions and so i feel pretty optimistic about where we're headed. >> oreverybody's trying to come together as a team so we can get to 2018 and get this across the finish zblien everybody wants to solve this problem. >> i think when we get it didn't you president's going to even like the new bill better than this bill. >> reporter: the bottom line problem here is if you're a conservative member of congress who wanted the president's backing to support this bill, with him now saying let's wait until we get more republicans in congress, question do something strong, he it's hard to see what their motivation is to support this bill as it sort of limps into next week. but the other thing mccarthy told me is he thinks the house needs to show that it can do something. can a republican-controlled house pass literally anything on immigration? next week will be the point where we find out.
we still have no clarity on what, if anything, motivated the first lady to wear that army-style jacket with the words on the back you see there, i really don't care, do you? the first lady's team insisting that there was no behind message, although it's hard to see how a wardrobe choice like that could be anything other than intentional, hallie. so, as you mentioned, the president is still tweeting about immigration. we expect to hear from him at 2-30 eastern at an event for so-called angel families. those are families who lost loved ones due to sfriens viole an undocumented immigrant. >> let me bring in elizabeth will lace with the asylum seeker advocacy project along with eugene scott and betsy woodruff. let me stick with the white house and washington where geoff left off because in just the last little bit you've seen tweets from both press secretary sara sanders and president trump that seem to relate to this. a border patrol agent who is out this morning talking about that
beyond that as is that each child does have a caseworker trying manage their case from inside this facility. >> catie beck there in homestead. i know we'll be check being back in with you throughout the morning. the pictures that you've been seeing, some of that video, that's not from catie and her team. they were not taye loud to shoot video or make recordings inside those facilities. that video say government handout. that comes from the department of health and human services to the this point, eugene, betsy, olivia, no reporter has gone in until now with catie and the people she was with. there are also teenagers. we haven't seen images of the younger kids. we know there are very young kids being held at some of these detention facilities that have been separated from their parents. >> absolutely. i interviewed a man yesterday who was going to south florida to tour a facility that's either all girls or all teenage girls trying to get answers to many of these questions. and she said you know how catie
they could be smugglers, they could be mules, we don't know and they could be armed. as the border patrol's elite flex team sprinted out ahead of rurss a helicopter joined the chase. >> like that right there. that's a flex team with the bodies. >> do they have them? >> reporter: a lot more -- hallie, so that's a little bit of what you can expect this sunday on date line. it's coming up this sunday night on nbc. >> you know we'll be watching. thank you for all your week over the last several weeks and thanks for kouth the show. we want to turn to breaking news because the supreme court we've been talking about how the court is coming up to the end of its term. it has now ruled in a dhas could have huge implications for cell phone privacy. pete williams is outside a rainy court with that ruling. pete, what do we know? >> reporter: big victory for privacy advocates. the supreme court has said that when the police want to use your cell phone to track your movements, they have to get a search warrant. now that's a big deal because so