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Taking them to safety becausee many of them are trying to swim across from mexico which is over there to the united states' side, and wanting children above their heads. >> trying to tread water because there's an extra flow. >> you have a man separated fron his baby here. the baby is crying on the other boat. border patrol had to fish them out of the river. here we go again. throwing himself into the rio grande. but the difference here contrary to a lot of the reportage, they know they are going to be rescued because otherwise, the current willag carry you straight down. but border patrol alw...

Of emboldened his own supporters to do you know bashing me on line so. the death isn't repress increased exponentially it's almost as if he's saying it's better for you to lie low and not gain my attention because once i have i pay attention to you you could be humiliated. so he was like making an example out of not as critical reportage of the administration angered the president's supporters and the president himself to tear it to back grenada from covering presidential events are not your primary news outlet rappler is threatened with closure their c.e.o. has been barraged with lawsuits arr...

A stroke six years ago and has rarely been seen in public since authorities say the president does retain a firm grip on public affairs his opponents claim but flicka is too frail to lead the country they say algeria is being ruled by advisers in his name. and as the protests in algeria grow in strength they are being organized in large part on social media get out the reportage out great is here to tell us more shout how are people using their own line networks to rally and gain support we've been speaking to activists on the ground and what they've been telling us that the protests have been...

Overcharged the inaugural committee for events at trump properties in order to funnel more money into the family business. so how was your week? joining us now to help make sense of this whirlwind week in mueller investigation is devlin barrett, a reporter with the washington post who focuses on national security and law enforcement. mr. barrett, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> sure, thank you. >> so how unusual is it, just as a matter of reportage, for a defendant, who is already admitted to lying to the fbi to respond to being told, well, we don't want to put you in jail by sayin...

>> sure, thank you. >> so how unusual is it, just as a matter of reportage for a defendant, who is already admitted to lying to the fbi to respond to being told, well, we dent want to put you in jail by saying yeah, but. how weird is the yeah but? >> it's pretty unusual, but it does fit a particular type of pattern in the mueller investigation, where you've seen folks who have come to plead deals with the government, folks who have gotten their sins or are about to get their since and then start seemingly backsliding towards some of the weirder defenses against the government and against the f...