Page 5 - Processing Stations News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Their parents are here directly as a result of the zero-tolerance policy. >> reporter: let's get back to those infants and those babies that you saw in there, four in all. who is taking care of them? babies need 24-hour care. who is giving them the attention that they need? >> like i said, it's not ideal because these children are not with their mother, but under the circumstances, the children that i saw in there, the two of the parents are with their mothers and the other two were being attended to by southwest keys employees and they were both being fed at the point that i saw them and ther...

Go back! >> we have seen chaos break out in towns in california here when the feds tried to drop hundreds of illegal children and their mothers in typically quiet small towns at processing stations. the government showing no signs of stopping. one houston, texas suburb, league city, putting its foot down. they passed a law that would ban any facility from processing illegals, including children. league city, texas council woman wrote the measure and joins us live from houston on this friday morning. heidi, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> okay. tell us what your law does. >> wel...

Would go a long way. >> you're in california, murrieta, there were protesters who didn't want the the kids to be held at least temporarily. what's going on in terms of the angry reaction that we saw of some of these demonstrators? >> plane loads of kids and they're mostly mothers continue to arrive from texas. currently, they're being bussed to border patrol processing stations not in murrieta. they haven't yet successfully transported immigrants there because you've seen every time they try really large protests by people who are upset that obama, you know, hasn't in their minds done a better...

15 minutes past the hour. time for a quick check on the other stories. in the next three minutes, in the time it takes to prebt the next report, 500 more gallons of fresh crude oil will have spilled into the gulf of mexico making a massive oil slick. the growing environmental threat has been well-documented but we're beginning to see the economic fallout livelihoods lost. >> this is our cooler and this is everything we've got. >> reporter: on a normal day, how full would this room be? >> it would be full. >> reporter: these processing stations and this machine would be flash freezing thousands...

Place between bp and the mms. >> if a discussion took place it would be with the leaseholder and the mms. >> how frustrating is that? >> so a plant that provides restaurants with oysters on the half shell is operating at half-staff because of the oil leak in the gulf. the layoffs may be just a sign of things to come for the seafood industry along the gulf coast. the story now from cnn's reynolds wolf. >> this is our cooler and this is everything we've got. >> on a normal day, how full would this room be? >> it would be full. >> so would the shucking line. these processing stations and this mac...