>> that passed the progressive police. >> these public schools was in favor of it, the head of the union. accepted for this week show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪ five communities along the southern border the pending while policies over cities like brownsville, laredo and el paso declared states of emergency arcs i am trying to filling in for eric shawn. two other stores store we are following the suspect in the 2005 disapproves of natalie holloway now facing extra

extradition to the u.s. the rally in iowa has been canceled due to weather bridport governor desantis is in the early presidential caucus state today. first let's go to bill melugin live at the border in brownsville, texas. bill, what is the latest there? brian coming in brownsville for the many cities that declared a state of emergency. brownsville sink thousands of illegal crossings every day this week. massive numbers and as a result of that border patrol i did mass releases. take look this video which are right here in brownsville. large group of migrants mass release walking on the bus terminal here ngo they get assistance with her travel documents. large majority are venezuelan right we caught up with one who said his release in the morning.

i'm elated and extremely excited. i was released this morning i made it. >> the mass illegal crossing here in brownsville officially got plugged up because with the state of texas dead. take a look the drum drone team shot to see a group of gold trying to cross over once it to the u.s. side texas put up all sorts of razor wire began physically blocking people from entering bourbon there were no longer allow them in opossum off the border patrol. they would not like them and they formed a physical barrier in combination with the razor wire. texas national guard soldiers on texas dps troopers. friday night after we saw title 42 and it was somewhere the same more groups of migrants gathered on the mexican side of the river. look what they're going to cross the state of texas once again repelling them. more razor wire, soldiers on megaphones yelling at them do

not cross the river. one guy got into swim over his not allowed in turn into standoff. nobody crossed illegally by the state of texas effectively plugged up the area here in brownsville for love illegal crossings in the rio grande valley dropped. to give you an idea of how much of dropped this week was several days and zero the highest crossings ever recorded more than 10,000 per day. yesterday it dropped to about 6300. was sent back to you. we proceed that continues the coming day bill melugin brownsville, texas 90. vice president biden is spending the weekend in delaware after he's done with the follow-up over the end of title 42. the white house reacting to a federal judge blocking administrative policy to release migrants into the u.s. on parole without a court date. lucas tomlinson's life at the

white house with more on this policy to release these migrants on parole. what can you tell us? the justice department seeking to overturn sick border patrol's been forced to release because the detention center >> overwhelmed right now. the white house also responded to the judge's ruling yesterday. >> look, the way we see that his sabotage. it is pure and simple. the claim cbp is allowing or encouraging mass release of migrants is just categorically false for that is not what is occurring for those not what is happening. >> is bill just mentioned illegal border crossings have spiked more than 10,000 per day this week for the highest ever recorded in u.s. history. the white house keyboard and the border patrol to release those migrants into the united states despite that florida judges ruling brings the state attorney

general responding. >> florida uncovered a memo a secret memo that was issued to border patrol setting when we get overrun with your direction is the gates. let them in. no processing no bedding no court date. this was a year ago they had a year. >> texas attorney general get into the mix. president biden spoke at howard university graduation ceremony here in the capitol. earning headlines for saying the following. choose love over hatred unity or disunity. progress over retreat. to stand up against the poison to single out" but dangerous tears to our home let a supremacist. i'm not saying it because i'm in

a black i say it wherever i go. grocers also the issue the looming debt ceiling fight the president hopes to have that resolved before he leaves for japan on wednesday. our flight lucas tomlinson live at the white house. thank you. so for former president donald trump says tonight's rally in iowa is canceled due to weather bridport governor desantis is already the early presidential caucus state of i would today. desantis picked up a key local endorsements even though he is not officially declared that he is running for president. alexis mcadams is live in sioux center, iowa. >> is you mention the weather here in iowa not optimal at this point bourbon with lots of tornado warning since we got here just yesterday. and the former president himself announcing untruth social moments ago he has had to postpone that major rally he was planning to have in des moines, iowa.

they're expecting pretty large turnout tweeting or posting it was sold out. there was an event we just finished up with a short time ago. governor desantis supported tiered i would time out hundreds of supporters he talked about a warrant wide range hammering the white house they've not done the job they should have been focusing on our southern border. let's listen. >> anything you want to say what you're seeing out there? i address a few minutes ago. >> it is a disaster. it is a disaster. he is a man made disasters bad made policies. you're going to continue to have bad things happen they're not going to change. the border should be shut down. that is what you do. this is like world war ii era they would've shut that down in 48 hours. our country does not get things down the more that something we are going to need change. >> florida governor had quite a warm welcome here in sioux center, iowa. students either talking hundreds of supporters inside their discussing everything from

border security to strengthening the military even the boards of education hammering home all those main topics is a glimpse into what might be in store for 2024 as desantis and trump lead in the early polls endorsements are rolling in for both of these men. congressman randy veenstra organized today's event and iowa would not tell me who he is backing a test he is backing whoever can beat president biden. >> i'm not blowing my support right anybody i want to be an ambassador to everybody failed to show everybody what iowa has to offer. we have so many great things. our economy is growing we have a great and wonderful leader governor reynolds by hope everyone can come and anyone can beat president biden well behind them. >> back out here live in iowa what you can tell it's a little bit would be where we are right now. the weather keeps changing that is a situation right now in des moines, iowa former president or posting rather untruth the social they have had to postpone that large rally.

we will keep you posted as more endorsements continue to roll in for both. >> alexis mcadams stayed dry live into center, iowa thank y you. arthel: the feds are stepping up their fight against the scourge of fentanyl in california. 38 million doses of the deadly drug were seized in los angeles over the past year. federal drug agents said that is enough to kill every resident in l.a. and several surrounding cities. christina coleman is live from a west coast bureau with more on the feds new initiative. what more can you tell us on this, christina? >> the fbi and los angeles d.a.'s office announced a dozen new federal indictments targeting alleged fentanyl dealers. eleven of those cases involve fatal overdoses here in the region. federal authorities tell me they do not expect a slowdown in this criminal activity anytime soon in the los angeles area. to impart to the rapid drug

smuggling at the border pretty got a rare look inside the southwest drug lab insult rainbow rainbow colored fentanyl at least 100 pounds of meth and blocks of cocaine. some of the drugs this lab sees on a daily basis. >> are more than one third thousand fentanyl pills in this exhibit alone. the forensic analyst in this laboratory tell me they believe all of this was manufactured and laboratories in mexico to look at like oxycodone. all of these pills were seized in one drug bust in los angeles. >> the seized drugs a new federal indictments in this region are welcome news to these grief stricken parents. they protested outside of snapchat headquarter and santa monica yesterday a number of them say their teenagers have died after buying fake pills that happen to be laced with sentinel from drug dealers off of snapchat. snapchat said has zero tolerance for the sale of illicit drugs on

this platform. these family state third-party oversight and more transparency within the social media platform is still needed to stop all of these drug dealers. >> we lost sammy to a drug dealer who found him on sna snapchat. who offered him something free to get him addicted and delivered to our house like a pizza. he snuck out after we were asleep without him dead on the floor. i had to resuscitate my own son and failed. >> so many heartbreaking stories like this. it is absolutely awful. federal authorities say pencil related fatalities are now the leading cause for adults under 50 killing more than 70000 americans in 2021 alone. arthel. arthel: it is really, really heartbreaking. to hear that father, i cannot even imagine how he feels.

it is so insidious. this drug can hit anybody anywhere at any time. it is not one group or the other. it is really, really bad we've got to get a hole on this while they are trying. christina coleman. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. peru may soon be sending the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway to alabama to face the charges. how natalie's family is reacting and what charges the subject isn facing. that is upt,with next. live every moment. glucerna. [bones cracking] ♪(tense music)♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted arthritis pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for?

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by the disappearance of alabama college student natalie holloway in aruba is slated for extradition to the u.s. from peru. the fact that as soon as this weekend. van der sloot will face extortion and fraud charges for his alleged role in targeting holloway's mother. jonathan is alive in atlanta that with the details on this story. >> hi there brian. van der sloot faces federal charges that he approached the holloway family asking for up to quarter of a million dollars. in return he would lead them to natalie holloway's body which of course has never been found.

natalie was only 18 when she disappeared on high school graduation trip to the dutch caribbean island of aruba back in 2005. she was last seen leaving a popular tourist bar with jen for the side of the now deceased judge on the island. they briefly detain him but lacked enough evidence to charge him in connection with natalie's presumed death. van der sloot is currently in a maximum security prison in the foothills of the andes where he is serving a 28 year sentence for the 2010 murder of stephanie influenza 21 year old peruvian woman he had met at a casino. but a judge added seven years to that sentence after van der sloot was convicted of trafficking drugs in prison. for his ambassador to the u.s. at his country is working to make his extradition to the u.s. happen as soon as possible. >> this individuals cause a lot of sorrow. not only in the u.s. but also in

peru. it is time to chip for him to face also the charges he has here in the u.s. >> under this temporary extradition agreement, van der sloot was face trial in the u.s. even if he is convicted he would first return to peru to complete his sentence there before serving any time in the u.s. >> it's a never ending judicial start with him. life in atlanta thank you. >> for more on this were going to bring and bobby is a criminal defense attorney former prosecutor. listen, bob, it has been 18 years in the waiting. what does van der sloot extradition now explain to you? what is going to answer the charges here he faces up to 50 years in prison. if he is convicted essentially gordy putting him in jail for the rest of his life. he'll have to go back to peru to finish his sentence there.

finishes the wire fraud case in the united states but essentially is going to be a life sentence for him if he is convicted. they may not get him on the murder the cavemen prison the rest of his life. if he's arty serving as jonathan just reported 28 years for a different murder conviction than 11 years ago. he pled guilty to that killing and to the murder of natalie holloway. could serve a longer sentence will he serve some of that time in the u.s. prison? >> he had pled guilty to the killing of natalie holloway was an unrelated killing in peru serving a 28 year sentence. essentially what the authorities had said he can be extradited actually serves it in peru. they've shifted instead american justice system has a right to get the fraud charges adjudicated in the united st states.

we are going to let him go to the united states. it's going to continue to serve his peruvian sentence. they're going to let the justice system to decide the fraud allegations against natalie holloway's mother. if he is convicted in the united states he will go back for it is kind of convoluted, to peru to serve the sentence of the murder of the peruvian woman. when he is so with that sentence he will be returned to the united states to serve the sentence for conviction of a wire fraud and the fraud he committed on natalie holloway's mom. that carries up to 50 years in the united states pretty has a 28 year sentence right now. so essentially they are allowing the judicial process to occur here so can be secured without being compromised we know as prosecutors, after many years cases get weak, they finally make the decision let the american justice system adjudicated there.

a comeback to serve an additional sentence. >> wait a minute are you telling me he will never face any sort of charges and possible conviction for the murder of natalie holloway? what's it seems to be it. there could be some federal authorities cap information that connects them to the death this is kind of a ruse to get them over here but i do not buy into that. the department of justice would not entertain that extradition with one of its partners. so for right now there is no evidence has been a person of interest rate has a lot of data and information. but he is not charge for that in the united states please charge you try to defraud the mother by saying to her ex beth holloway at the paid $25000 upfront for the information about the whereabouts of natalie's rem

remains. and he lied about that. and as we know unfortunately natalie's body was never found. but let me ask you could he be legally forced to reimburse them? >> that's what they're going to be seeking of course whether they're going to get it got them a practical matter he's been in jail for a number of years i'm sure is not financially solid to pay it. in a fraud case the attorneys would ask. i think that they be able to attach that for criminal con conduct. but they are trying to do her in the united states authorities to get him convicted on this wire fraud and deception of the mothers so they contact on additionally. come like the al capone thing, arthel. he did not get it on the orders of the racketeering. i got them on taxes for the bottom line for the government was begot then we put them in jail for the rest of his life. i think the same thing is going on here.

>> basically seems like a criminal history of criminal behavior comes into play here. this is unbelievable but happy with natalie holloway. many believed he was the person that did it. because the moment and peru of this allegations of drug trafficking in the jail but allegations well he is in prison he tried to harm the warden and now is that allegation always trying to sicken late like i said before, defraud the mother. some of us the guys a piece of work they can do whatever they can to get the most likely sentence. we could keep the rest of his life's hopefully that will bring us some sort of solace is a very

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warrant that number could nearly double to 45000 migrants in custody by the end of the month. more on title 42 have a special guest. quickest in florida republican the committed congressman thank you. you're also a member of the house armed services committee thanks so much for being here today. widespread releases. the administration has been releasing migrants into cities all over the country for a couple years now. d.o.j. is fighting to make sure they can release even more migrants on parole. without even needing to have a court date. that's fighting happening in the judicial system. that is they are not pushing for widespread releases. what is your take on that?

because obviously we can see with their own eyes. >> whatever they tell you it is a lie. that is my take. whatever they tell you they are doing that is not what they are doing. they are not doing something that's exactly what they are doing. this is a pack of lives starting with the president of the united states himself. and the secretary on down. it is unfortunate because the customs and border patrol agents doing the job on the ground are being overwhelmed. they know what it takes to stop this but the divided administration chooses not too. it all started on the first day of his administration. all the policies that were working was the first mistake. second mistake is knowing the policies that were working were causing a problem they did not go back and try to reinstitute them. do not believe anything by demonstration tells me. >> what can be done about this? you and the republicans silently secure the border act was put on

the screen for this of resume constructively snyder bowser border wall increase number border patrol agents are 22000. reinstate former presidents remain in mexico policy. but critics, democrats has said this would significantly limit asylum here in the u.s. for the also say it would put migrants and child migrants in detention potentially indefinitely they do not like that. also critics say too little too late white white now to pass this? >> look. we control congress now. it took us a while to craft i can be passed under democrat-controlled congress. stop this illegal immigration. talk about the children. what we want to do is return the

children back to their parents in their home country. right now there are over 85000 children in the united states right now this country does not know where they are but they do not know where they are, who has got them and what they are doing. our guesses what they are doing right now they are being sex traffic the ring is for child labor other nefarious purposes. the wreck in the lives of young children went to send them back to their parents and their families back in their home countries at dhec of a lot more humane and what is happening right now are divided administration baby after reinstitute her mate in mexico policy which basically says it is the law. anyone asking for asylum here in the united states either needs to be detained in the united states or needs to state and a third country awaiting their asylum hearing for that is what happened are divided administration. the funny thing about only about 10% of the asylum claims are verified. and are allowed in.

the stock which are the lessening of the flow trying to get into the united states elite 10% connection enter the united states for. >> this is not have a snowballs chance to make it. represented chip roy of texas for the congressman's and we passed the bill that i think does the job. that is a central part of any debt ceiling or spending debate for the remainder of the year. every day the price goes up not down. you and a debt ceiling increase customer doing to fund the operation than fix the border mr. president. where do you stand on this? are you willing to potentially hold hostage and debt ceiling negotiations here? over this border built? >> unwilling to hold hostage a debt ceiling negotiation over what we passed in the house. that is separate from this border bill. at this point we have given our

speaker the tools he needs to negotiate. we are the only one to have a plan for the debt ceiling to want to reduce the wasteful spending of this government. we have to give back on track that is fiscally responsible. something that will not steal our children and grandchildren's future. >> using this border bill should be part of the negotiations to raise the debt ceiling? all we voted on one congressman. what we voted on the entire republican side is what we sent to speaker to negotiate president biden. that is negotiations for reduced wasteful government spending. also increase our energy production here in the united states we try reduce the inflation here in the united states. interest rates in the united states and again this unbelievable reckless spending the democrats and president biden has taken. >> not willing to go as far as chip but we'll see how the

negotiations go out. thank you again for joining us appreciate it. >> thank you. divide marine veteran daniel penney's lawyer insists his client should be celebrated not prosecuted. penny walked free on bail yesterday after being charged in the chokehold death of jordan neely on a semi great cb cotton is in new york city with the very latest. >> high arthel for attorneys for the neely family call for a murder charge should be brought against marine veteran daniel penney defense attorneys are saying they're going to clear penney's name and record beat one of the attorneys told wabc radio show captain cosby on friday night instead was caught off guard when the manhattan das office decided to arrest and charged patty with second degree manslaughter. a felony with a penalty of up to 15 years in prison break das move came after several protests

throughout the city. some ask light into violent clashes developed protesters and police for the das office will still have to present this case to a grand jury to secure an indictment. for his release $100,000 bond. he has retired nypd detectives investigating the case adding quote we have uncovered a lot. think there'll be a lot more to come quite frankly". when he gets his hands on the autopsy report he thanks that will be quote revealing. he also says this is a tragedy but his client acted to protect others. >> is really putting himself in harm's way for the benefit of others. he should be celebrated. was homeless 42 prior arrests for his family's attorneys have said he had demons following his mother's murder saying these

mental health struggles were factors. prosecutors say on may 1 have been saving other subway writers that is when the marine veteran approached neely from behind and placed him in a chokehold taking down to the ground for the das office says at some point he stopped moving but continued his hold. the family's legal team says this calls for upgraded charges. >> there was no attack. mr. neely did not attack anyone for he did not touch anyone. he did not hit anyone but he was choked to death. that cannot stand. >> penney has back to court in july for there is a fundraiser for his legal fees which currently has a little more than a million dollars. jordan neely's funeral set for this upcoming friday with reverend al sharpton slated to deliver the eulogy. stew five because life in new york city thank you. so for new governor announcing a

state has nearly $32 billion budget deficit. about $10 billion more than the estimated january. this after a task force he established recommended billions of dollars of cash reparation payments to black residents for slavery. alexandria hawk has more on all of this. >> critics have blamed the progressive tax code for the budget strain. it's wealthy taxpayers some have left and left the stop where the shortfall governors and protected back in january turned out to be an underestimate yesterday he called it a challenge. >> what was that i got to? just shy we round up 31.5 billion. we have $31.5 billion challenge. we are walking into a budget we need to maintain our prudence. and we need to prepare not just for the short-term but the median and long-term progress

with that newsom's latest budget proposal includes roughly $1 billion in spending reductions. it is on top of 9.6 billion announced in january. the plan is to further extension of the gap borrowing and tapping into state reserves. assembly leader james gallagher said in a statement of his pistols gimmicks shortsighted government and efficiency are yet another empty promise californians deserve better. this all comes one week after california reparation cash plus approved a plan that if approved by lawmakers should pay black residents of the state that's to make amends for slavery it is decision could end up costing the state $800 billion were examined existing told fox news with digital code has not endorsed proposal stating dealing with that legacy is about much more than cash payments. now any follow-up with newsweek spokesperson denied the governors against the payments that he will make up his mind

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this hour lcs fire wrap between israel but the truth that truth is that after five days of intense cross-border phyla at least 10 villa killed. nearly 150 injured. brockmeier intense in the hours leading up to the cease-fire. let's go now to trey yingst live in southern israel with the very latest.

maybe too soon to tell but will this cease-fire stick? it's too soon to tell. we have to wait to see. shaking fire on the gaza border. mormons leading up to that agreement. just minutes before cease-fire is set to go into israel militants inside gaza are firing on the southern part of this country. they are also targeted the city of tel aviv. you can see up in the sky these interceptions taking place. pieces of shrapnel falling to the ground. hexose explosions you see in the video there, poster caused by israel defense system.

anywhere from 90 -- 95% defective. it keeps committees like the one we are safe from incoming rocket fire. earlier today in southern israel see one of these in action that's shooting down these rockets take a look. israel defense system the iron dome rockets fired from gaza. off the gaza strip of the into the southern part of israel in were fired into israel. death toll sits over 30, quarter of them are civilians. you know six islamic jihad members were taken by the israelis during this round.

will this cease-fire whole. >> so many innocent people die in the midst of all of this they are live in israel, thank you very much i know i want you to stay safe. thank you. >> and google expanding its shack gdp. ethical in advance and artificial intelligence technology. critics are calling for ai for a pause in ai development can be more regulated. the european union right of new rules for artificial intelligence there. meanwhile lawmakers are still searching for common ground on ai regulations. but sweetening a states are in of becoming doctor frankenstein. we are creating systems we neither fully understand or safely control.

there is an urgent need for regulation we have to get it right. we have to be careful not to regulate prematurely or haphazardly progressively over regulate we cannot imagine regulate some of the way it will be used. you cannot regulate what you don't know. number if you over regulate as we tend to do will stifle innovation. i do not want china to eat our lunch. as a chief security thanks so much for being here fastening conversation they strengthen the artificial intelligence act. could be years down the road before becomes actual law. they divide the level of risk ai poses an industry between minimal to unacceptable. so those dealing with employment education for instance those are considered high risk will be under whether nothing i safely use this as a barometer.

back in 2013 that healthcare.gov's. wash earrings with facebook. whatsapp and all the social media. politicians are not the one to understand technology to the extent they understand how to legislate it. i get if that is part of the rules but you made the point. we may follow some rules may be the eu does but i can guarantee is a little china, russia, iran, north korea. no matter how much with olive adversaries after doing this now. that being said we do need guardrails around us ralph got to be able to protect from abuses of this technology bring the is no different than anyone else. it is the training date machine learning that goes into it. got to be very careful how these algorithms are trained how these tools are trained for that is one part of it. the eu has concerns about it. i was concerned the second soundbite of the overregulated too much we do a disservice to our military to public safety to

healthcare, to education if we do too much too soon. >> we cannot get people in congress to say how tiktok works i agree with you on that. let's go to some the threats full-screen number one per the risk associate with medicine and healthcare include the potential for ai errors to cause a patient, issues with data privacy and security the use of ai in ways that will worsen social and health equities by incorporating existing human biases and patterns of discrimination into automated algorithms or deploying ai in ways that reinforce social inequities in access to healthcare. the possibility automated systems could cause nuclear level catastrophe. we've got real concerns about using ai and our health system and real concerns and being using the national security front. >> my things got to be careful to do not just on the lid but in the loop.

they're still ethics around at their qualitative decisions that have to be made by humans. diagnose something quicker, faster, better. at a speed that doctors cannot match up it is still up to doctors to say yes, confirmed at the same conclusion i have. national security and healthcare we need them involved in this part but again we look at what some other nations are doing russia, china, lethal the be able to use ai to determine what targets they pick on the battlefield and launch with they are wrong innocent people die. august of that happens in word but at a scale with ai it would be unprecedented. got to beck's appointment will reply a good common sense but we slow down, take a breath aflutter over regulate but realize there's a lot of things from cybersecurity to national security. to healthcare, to roadster transportation route all the sensors a lot of things ai can do. >> it's a good advice.

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