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the town hall with the gop frontrunner and the reaction from the republican rivals and the impact now on the republican primary. what voter ss in the gop and fa beyond learned from donald trump last night. and preparing for a surge of migrants hours before a covid policy ends tonight. more from border. >> and now, twist on a murder

case. joran van der sloot is being extradited to the united states. all of this now on cnn news central. the end of title 42 ends just before midnight which is going to allow the border officials to send migrants back across the border. it is what the border patrol has been waiting after they have been apprehending migrants each day. the border patrol says they are waiting to go to dallas, houston, new york and miami, and nick valencia is in brownsville, texas, for us this morning. what are you seeing for us on the streets. >> sara, it is a lot.

a lot to be surrounded by this hopelessness, and these migrants who have been crossing seemingly optimistic that they will be waiting for a better future after they will cross. these are mostly venezuelan nationals who we have been encountering. this is a 19-year-old who have been separating from his brother and father and mother. how many days have you been here? he arrived yesterday. and you were separated from your family? [ speaking non-english ] he said, yes, when they arrive ed yesterday they were separate. your brother, yes, sorry?

[ speaking non-english ] he says that he believes they let his brother go yesterday, but that the parents may still be wrapped up in the process, itself, and that is why he is waiting for them here, and waiting to see if the families get off of the immigration buses that drop them off here. tell me about the journey. [ speaking non-english ] how long was the journey to get here? more than two months? [ speaking non-english ] you were walking or how did you get here? buses and also -- he says that the bus journey is very long and a lot of things happened along the way. [ speaking non-english ] what did you see?

he said that some people did help him along the way in mexico. were youware of title 42? that is why you came here? he said that he wanted to get here and wanted to make sure to get here before the title 42 ended, but he was well aware. [ speaking non-english ] good luck with the journey here. it is a lot, sara, and i mean, these streets are packed and overrun in a sense, and a lot of people sleeping on the street, and this is one of the respite centers and people are waiting to get goods and team brownsville telling me that 202 migrants processed including children up from about 154 from

yesterday, and the numbers do support that. and so, the mayor is telling me that they are going to look for an influx here, and what the plan is, sara, if the plan is going to work. >> and talking to the venezuelans, the country is in a horrible humanitarian crisis, and we are seeing that. >> and you know, each person is a person, a person like the one that nick valencia is speaking to, and so now, the numbers crossing borders have been growing since the pandemic and u.s. borders and custom protections have been landing the encounters there in the bord,bord borders, and that means that they have been apprehended in title 42 and not expelled under

48. and so by 2021, the encounters tripled to more than 7 million. by the end of 2022 more than 3 million encounters occurred. this is last year as for 2023, it is only may, and it is nearly 2021's total encounters. the border officials say they have encountered already 20 million, and now over 20,000 encounters each day. these are asylum seekers each day. and now, over 10,000 children without a parent each day. and now, as the biden administration is second additional manpower to the border, they are sending more

measures to track those released into the united states, and one part of it is allowing some to wear gps ankle monitors. and priscilla, we are counting down to midnight when things will be changing, and the white house has been counting down for years, including implementing some of the new policies. so what is going to happen? >> well, john, when we say that things are going to change, they are going to go back to what they were for decades. title 42 is the unique circumstance because of the pandemic, but as you have mentioned, the white house officials knew it was going to come to an end at some point with the covid emergency coming to an ending and now to manage the flow of migrants crossing. migrant families are a vulnerable population and one that the administration has been keenly aware of for some time out, and what they are ruling out if they are released from custody, they will be tracked by

an ankle monitor, and that is the head of the household and put under a home curfew. there was a pilot run to this effect where the curfew was dusk to dawn, and the customs patrol has not released the details, but it is a way to track them after they have been vetted and screened, but this is at a tempt to screen them as they make the asylum screening to make them part of the deportation process, and make it harder to cross the border, and one way to manage the challenge that even president biden has admitted that it may be chaotic. >> priscilla alvarez, nobody has done more report on this than you have. keep us posted.

thank you. and now, let's talk about all of this and what it means for el paso in this moment and going forward. i saw that the mayor of el paso said that he estimates between 5 to 10,000 people just across the border in ciudad juarez, and with that in mine, what are you expecting to see happen after midnight tonight when title 42 lifts? >> thank you for having me here, and it is good to be here. one of the things that has happened that el paso can be proud of is that we started to preparing early. we have been working with the customs border patrol, and that i will close a couple of lanes on the bridges that are going to be walkover bridge. we have opened up two schools as shelter for family, and for those who are coming with children. at the end of this, sometimes horrific travel up to the border, they will then have a place that is safe. one of the schools, the red cross is helping with, and we are getting a third-party vendor

to help. but we will have a situation is that the hardest time it takes to process the paperwork for people to get them into the system. that a concern. >> absolutely. you told my producers mr. kennedy, what you are hearing from the migrants is that they are getting a lot of misinformation about this situation, about lifting title 42, and what are they telling you and where is this misinformation coming from? >> it is hard to track, because it is word of mouth. and people are showing up, and saying is, well, we were told by the people that drove us up here that we would have automatic citizenship, and that is not the case. title 8 is in shape after 42 is gone. there is paperworked and they were shocked. we have countered that here with border patrol and the city here

handing out information saying, that you have to rej gisterregi then register so you are not expelled from the country where there is a five-year wait where you come back legally, and we are trying to clear it up, and in my personal opinion, it is people trying to make money off of the horrible conditions in south and central america, and if i tell them this, they will pay me their life savings to get to the border, and that is something that we have to do to tell people what the real story is, because information is powerful. >> it absolutely is. president biden said that it is going to be chaotic for a while is how he put it, and the homeland security secretary said that the initial surge is going to work and i kept thinking what

does in between time look like for a place like el paso? >> one of the things that i will say is that we have some troops who have come to the border, and they are going to be taking the administrative roles to free up the cbp to take up the processing paperwork, and so that is going to help. we have started people to understand so they are in the system and ready, and we will have to see what the surge is when we hit tonight. but i think that as prepared as we are, and people see that there is processing going down, we have a whole lot less problems, and what is happening in downtown el paso, we are processing people, and going back with information, we are realizing that they are processing people, and there is a system going on, and this is

not a free for all. >> and what is known, and reverting back to what is before tonight, and the unknown of what this surge is going to look like, and you are going to be in the middle of it. brian kennedy, thank you for coming in. john? >> the trump town hall is over, and the reverberations are going to be felt, and what is being said this morning from his opponents. >> a man shot nine times by sheriff's deputies and now they are saying that the officers were reckless, and dramatic new video showing a stranded man rescued by a helicopter, and look at that after he was rescued in rushing waterers. kp with t their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and the snack dad? he's getting paid back.

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house officials have met with china leaders this week for candid, and as they put it, candid talks. it is highest level between china and the u.s. since the spy balloons. kylie atwood with more on this since the talks of trade and ukraine and what else did they discuss? >> yes, this is a surprising meeting, because it had not been previously announced before the national security adviser jake sullivan went to vienna and met with the top chinese official who is a member of the pullit bureau, and they called it candid and constructive and indicating that the u.s. and china are potentially moving forward in what has been a

tremendous troubled relationship, and particularly after that spy balloon earlier in the year, because you recall that spy balloon was traversing over the united states just as the secretary of state was supposed to be going to china for a meeting with his chinese counterpart and he canceled that meeting tmt biuy -- and the bidn administration said it would be rescheduled, but we still don't have a date for that. and among the topics of this meeting they discussed ukraine war, and the strait issues including taiwan, and the agreement to maintain the open communication, and making sure that the competition does not veer out of control, and that is something that the white house has said they want to do for a long time, but now that they have had a meeting, we will see if there is further meeting

between the u.s. and china. sara. >> thank you, kylie atwood at the state department. kate. former president donald trump making a direct pitch to the new hampshire voters last night at a town hall. and from the stage, they heard much of donald trump from 2016 and 2020 and continuing on through 2024 which is something that is not lost on the republican rivals. >> if you are an independent voter or suburban mom or all of the voters that the republicans are trying to bring back into the mix, it is something that was not going to be something new, because it is the same old regurgitation. >> that is chris sununu saying that same old regurgitation. but some of the news that he made, chris, is the news he did make in answers like the war on ukraine, and what did you make?

>> kate, it was dramatic, and asked by kaitlan collins, a simple question that had a revealing answer. do you want russia or ukraine to win the war, and virtually anyone who would be asked that question here in the u.s. certainly in the congress, the republican party, et cetera, they would say ukraine, and donald trump did not say that. take a look at what he said. i don't think of winning and losing, but i think of in terms of getting this settled to stop killing people. so you think of stopping to kill people of course is the ultimate goal here, but he did not once again take an opportunity to put distance between himself and vladimir putin. and in fact, he really expressed the affinity for the russian person. this is why it is important because there is a robust policy debate happening on the future of ukraine on funding, et cetera. the former president right there sending a message that he does

not see the difference and does not even say he believes should win that war. so, kate, of all of the things that you listen last night, beyond the election lies, there were many new things in the town hall, and that is certainly one of them that is going to continue to be a part of the foreign policy discussion here in washington. >> i think that answer especially is an important marker for voters to consider going forward. >> indeed. >> john? >> with us now, the pbs "firing line" host and political analyst margaret hover and john avalon who i should note won an award from the new york press club for your "reality check" and because of that, you will get the first question. and never mind about margaret, because she is smarter than the both of us. and in what way did donald trump

add vote last night? >> he did not. he did not aim to. he was playing to the base in a classic trump performance. and new hampshire is a swing state where the independent voters outnumber democrats and republicans. and the questions were good tough questions, but for the people who had predominantly voted for donald trump in 2020, and what was clarifying for the people who have not been paying attention to trump this time around and paying attention to the republican state of the base, and that is a wake-up call that is he is not running a more mature and dignified campaign of the past, and it is the same old relentless pace of lies and demagoguery and hostility to constitutional order. >> we heard from chris sununu, republican from new hampshire who may run for president, and

also, a super pac there, and if you are a republican running against donald trump, how this fk affects how you run against him. >> aceh hutchinson had no problem coming out to talk about coming out against him. as we talked about before, refusing to condemn the war against ukraine, and condemning vladimir putin, and there are a few candidates in the field, and i still think that ron desantis may not get in, but as long as there are a couple of other republicans duking it out and drawing contrasts between themselves and donald trump, the republican primary electorate, self-identified republican voters who vote in primaries still overwhelmingly don't want trump to be the nominee, and he has the 27 to 30%, and if there are 15 ther candidates like in

2016, perhaps he is going to emerge again, but perhaps, one or two or three, and that narrow lane is narrowed more, maybe we don't elect donald trump as our nom nominee. >> and the point that margaret makes is essential, but this is a time for republican party. >> and thank you for the reagan quote there. >> we do. because if you are identifying as a constitutional conservative, the positions that he laid out, and the news that he made last night about the policies that he would pursue in president from pardonning january 6th voters and the making neville chamberlain look like churchill and the policies over and over again are the opposite of ronald reagan conservatives have warranted are opposite the truth. >> and as for joe biden, he put out a tweet saying, "you want

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states. dr. sanjay gupta who has been here every step of the way through the entire pandemic, and my favorite doctor is in the house, and does this mean that we can relax and out of the woods? >> no is the short answer. i mean, there is always still the possibility that the patient, if the country is a patient, could be readmitted to the hospital. maybe the patient is going home today, but you have to be vigilant, and couple of things. we have seen the variants emerge, and delta came about when we thought that it was over, and then delta comes in to change everything, and the same thing for omicron before the holidays, so there are concerns and a lot of covid out there as well. looking at the overall number of cases, there are still some 77,000 cases of covid every week, and some 1,200 people in the hospital this past week, and

100 p 1100 people died this past week. so some burden out there, but the trend lines that, the direction that we are headed are favorable. but again that is from the medical standpoint, and looking at trends, but they are cautiously optimistic, and i will say one thing, we have the better idea of who is the most vulnerable, and the elderly, and the people with the pre-existing condition, and if you have immunity, and access to antivirals, there is no need for you to get very sick and die. so the technology has changed a lot over the last three years, but there is still a lot of covid out there. >> with this emergency ending officially, are things going to change significantly for regular people and patients? >> yeah, there is going to be some changes. they may not happen right away. again, this is a formal end of the public health emergency.

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and now, jean casarez is going to join us. he is being imprisoned in peru, and he is being extradited here for what? >> it is extortion and wire fraud, and the family was desperate, and they don't believe she is alive, but they are asking if anyone can tell us where the remains are, and we will give them $250,000. and joran van der sloot heard about it, and he contacted someone close to the family, and he said, look, i will tell you exactly what happened and i will lead you body in aruba, but i want the $250,000 cash. a deal was trucstruck, and he ad to $25,000 cash down payment, and so an associate of the family went to aruba, and he said that she died because they were together, and he wanted to leave and she did not want to leave, and he threw her to the ground, and her head hit a rock,

and he said that his father buried her, and then he later said that he lied and he had taken the $25,000 cash and went to peru, and he went gambling, and he met stephany flores, and i was there in peru for all of the legal proceedings, and within 24 hours, stephany flores was dead in her apartment and he was convicted for murder. while the authorities in in peru said based on the treaty and based on justice after a number of years, we will send him to the united states, and that is what is beginning now. >> and it is temporary, and he will go back to peru. >> he has more years to serve, and we will see if he is going to bow to the u.s. and this

family wants answers, and they want to know where the daughter is, and through the discovery, that is what they are hoping to. >> and so this is for the extortion case, and this is not an investigation into what happened to natalee holloway and who or what happened there? >> i think that attorneys will try to get there, and remember, they worked with the fbi in all of this. >> thank you so much. that explains it all. jean casarez, and appreciate it. sara? >> like cowboys in a john wayne movie, a man shot by sheriffs shot nine times described it. trevor mullinex is describing what was supposed to be a wellness check.

the footage was captured on de deputy body camera footage. they say that he pulled a weapon, but this is what he says now about the incident. >> may is mental awareness month. i hate to be the face of it, but if it is helping one single person in the world to not have to go through what me and my family have, i am okay with it. >> and now, can you walk us through what happened here? this all happened for a call of a wellness check, correct? >> that is right, sara. on may 7th, 2021, two friends of trevor mullinax called to have a wellness check to see if their buddy was okay, and they warned police that he may have a knife

in the truck, and they were concerned that he was suicidal about an outstanding warrant. they reiterated it is a wellness check. this is what happened when the police were arriving on scene. this is disturbing. the woman in the video is his mother. >> let me see your hands. hands! [ gunshots ] >> reporter: now, police then handcuffed tammy beeson according to body cam that we have extensive watched at cnn and they say that according to the deputies that mullinax pulled a shotgun and pointed it at the officer, and this was

addressed yesterday in the lawsuit. >> if a suspect pulls a weapon on a man or a woman wearing the badge that says york county sheriff's office, that situation is not going to end well for that suspect. >> now, mullinax was charged by state law enforcement agents with pointing and presenting a weapon. according to the lawsuit, they do not dispute that he had a hunting rifle in the truck, but at any point he raised gun, pointed it or threatened anyone there. the lawsuit alleges gross negligence and failure to de-escalate the situation. and sara, from the time they arrive and the shots are fired and handcuffing the woman who is

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work and what is the reaction? >> new york would be the seventh city to have a ban like this on the books, and this would ban weight and height discrimination in housing and workplace accommodations. discrimination is widespread and women who are considered obese earn $5.25 less an hour than women ho are considered normal weight. we spoke to victoria abraham who is a activist and she says she has trepidations about entering workforce, and listen. >> walking into a job interview as a fat person, i am already at a disadvantage, because my weight is a con, and regardless if it is intentional or not. >> but there is one thing that is going to be different if you

decide to pursue the job market, this new law. >> exactly. >> reporter: does it make you feel better? >> this bill is so important, because we are having this conversation, and we are talking about what it means to be a fat person existing in the world, and we reminded that our bodies should not be barrier to anything. >> and this bill has faced some pushback and particularly from the partnership of new york city, and this is a group who basically represents small businesses, and they believe that the bill is broad and it could bring costly litigation against small businesses, but later today, the city council here in new york city is expected to pass this bill, and they are hoping that, yes, it puts law on the books, but changes the culture around height and weight. >> thank you. good to see you, vanessa. john. >> with title 42 hours away from

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