 president has been calling the situation along the border a crisis. That's his word. Is that what people you spoke to believe? Do they think this is a crisis? Reporter: Well, if you talk to the migrants or those who are supporting them or those who are sheltering them, they say the crisis is for the migrants because they need more help, because they need more support, but I also walked many miles along that border and drove many miles along that border in the San Diego sector with the chief of the border patrol there, and that chief said, yes. We are absolutely in a crisis. We have to do something about this, and he will point to the fact that there are more families coming in, and that's what is different here. It's the families that are coming in. You go to some of these shelters and some of the places the migrants are being detained and there are car seats stacked there, boxes of diapers. It's a very different scene, and frankly as we were going along that 14 miles of border structure, I think there were three separate incidents where migrants were able to cross into the U.S. Some of them just right in front of us. Martha Raddatz, we're looking forward to seeing more of your reporting on the show this morning. Thank you. And a reminder, Martha has a big show this morning. You can see that full report from both sides of the southern border. Plus she's going to speak with this woman right here, senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Shoes the latest Democrat to jump into the 2020 presidential race. Likely to be a crowded field. That's coming up on "This week" later this morning. Thanks again.

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Last year I visited the posh Kampala office of Tullow Oil, the most visible of the three major oil companies currently operating in Uganda. I was welcomed by an all-Ugandan staff that led us into a room and gave us a detailed, surprisingly frank assessment of oil development thus far. Roads, pipelines, and the oil refinery are in various stages of planning and construction, which began with official Tullow site visits in 2007. But they explained that while locals are being hired, oil is not labor intensive and won’t provide a wealth of jobs. Amidst the genuine openness and some corporate doublespeak, questions about the environment, rural development, and human
president has been calling the situation along the border a crisis. That's his parole. Is that what citizenry you spoke to believe? Do they think this is a crisis? Reporter: Well, if you spill to the migrants or those who are supporting them or those who are shelter them, they read the crisis is for the migrants because they necessitate more help, because they need more accompaniment, but I also walked many mile along that edge and drove many miles along that border in the San Diego sector with the chief of the border patrol there, and that head said, yes. We are absolutely in a crisis. We have to do something about this, and he will steer to the fact that there are more families coming in, and that's what is different here. It's the family that are coming in. You go to some of these shelters and some of the places the migrants are being delay and there are car seats stacked there, boxes of diapers. It's a very different scene, and frankly as we were going along that 14 miles of border structure, I think there were three separate incidents where migrant were able to traverse into the U.S. Some of them just correctly in presence of us. Martha Raddatz, we're looking forward to seeing more of your coverage on the show this dawn. Thank you. And a reminder, Martha has a boastful show this morning. You can see that full report from both sides of the southerly border. Plus she's going to speak with this woman justly here, senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Shoes the late Democrat to jump into the 2020 presidential race. Likely to be a crowded field. That's coming up on " This workweek " later this morning. Thanks again. 

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L a styearI visi te d theposhKa mpala of fice of Tullow Oil, the  mostvisib leof the th ree maj or oil co mpan ies curren tly  op erati ngi n Uga nda. Iwas welco medb y an all- U ga nda n st aff that le d u s i nto a  ro o m andgave  us a detailed, s u rprisingly fra nk a s s ess men t  ofoi l developmentthu sf a r. Roads ,pipelines,and theoi l  refi nery a re invarious s ta g es ofplan nin g and con str uc t ion, wh ic hb egan w ithof ficial  Tullo w  sit e visits in 2007.But t h e y exp l ain ed th at  whilel ocal s are bein g hired, oi l is n ot l aborintensi ve  and w on’ tprovide aw ealth ofjobs.  Amidst  t he g enu ine op enne s s  andsome  c orp orate dou b l es p ea k, que stio ns ab ou t th e environ m ent, rur ald evelopm en t,a n d huma n 
 president_has been_calling the situation along_the border_a_crisis. That's_his_word. Is that_what people you_spoke to believe? Do_they think this_is_a crisis? Reporter: Well, if you talk to the migrants or those who are_supporting_them or_those_who_are sheltering them, they say_the crisis is for the_migrants because_they need more help, because they need more_support,_but I also_walked many miles along that border and drove many_miles along that border in the_San Diego sector_with_the_chief of the border_patrol there, and that chief said,_yes. We are absolutely in a_crisis. We have to do something about_this, and he will point to_the fact that there are_more families_coming in, and that's what_is different here._It's the_families that are_coming in. You go to some_of these shelters_and some of the places the_migrants_are being detained_and_there_are car_seats stacked there,_boxes_of diapers._It's_a very different scene, and frankly_as_we were going along that 14 miles_of border structure, I_think_there were three separate_incidents where migrants were able_to cross into the U.S. Some_of them_just right_in front of us. Martha Raddatz, we're looking forward to seeing_more of your reporting on the_show this morning. Thank_you. And_a_reminder, Martha has_a_big show_this morning. You can see that full_report from_both sides of the southern border._Plus she's going to_speak_with this woman right here, senator_Kirsten Gillibrand. Shoes the latest Democrat_to jump into the 2020_presidential_race._Likely to be a crowded_field. That's coming up on "This_week" later this_morning. Thanks again.

This transcript has been automatically_generated_and may not be 100% accurate._This_item has been corrected.

Last year I_visited_the_posh Kampala office of Tullow_Oil, the most visible of the_three major oil companies currently operating in Uganda. I_was welcomed by_an all-Ugandan staff that led_us_into_a room and gave us a detailed, surprisingly frank assessment_of oil_development thus far._Roads, pipelines, and the oil refinery are in various stages_of planning and construction, which began with_official Tullow site visits in 2007. But they explained that while_locals are being hired, oil is not labor_intensive and won’t provide a wealth of_jobs. Amidst the genuine_openness_and some corporate doublespeak, questions about the_environment,_rural_development,_and human