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so why are we seeing so many migrants right now when title xlii is still in effect? you can see all these streets are lined with migrants. let me take you through this. it too xlii allows immigration agents to swiftly return certain migrants back to mexico, so why are we seeing all these migrants? there are tens of thousands of migrants waiting for the listing of title xlii, for the lifting, rather. ha a lot have grown impatient, are frustrated. they've sold everything they own to come to united states and they are losing patience. jake, some of them are crossing legally, turning themselves in to authorities at ports of entry, and others are deciding to cross illegally. what you're seeing here is a mix of both who turned themselves in to border patrol and others who lost their patience and crossed the border illegally. jake? >> rose flores, thanks so much. phil mattingly is at the white house and manu raju is on capitol hill. the biden administration sending another 1,500 active duty troops to the southern border ahead of this expected surge. they must be concerned i

where they would discuss the lifting of title xlii.hen confronting a potential surge at the border if title xlii had been lifted. and of course we know that just yesterday the president met with congressional hispanic caucus at the white house and there they say that he discussed the lifting of title xlii and a source told cnn later on that the administration gave no indication that they were backing off of lifting title xlii despite the pushback that they have seen from both parties, both democrats and republicans. so the question right now is what happens going forward. that is a little bit unclear. does the administration kind of pull back, look at this ruling and tell immigrant advocates and others hey, we tried, we wanted to lift title cdxlii, but it is not happening, or do they go forward with their plans. we don't have an indication of which way that they will go. and as it seemed just yesterday that the administration was not backing off. >> jasmine, thank you. >>> and also this morning, new alarm bells in florida, governor ron

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a day. >> reporter: are you prepared for title xlii to lift? truly be prepared. >> reporter: in the past two years 1.7 million migrants have been expelled under the trump era rule. this week the cdc is set to decide if the order is necessary. if you ask the sheriff -- >> i wish they would extend it -- he pints to the more than 15,000 migrants who he says camped under a bridge here in september of last year waiting for immigration authorities to process them. >> last year we called it a crisis. it's going to be a disaster. >> reporter: here in the dell rio sector border patrol has encountriered more than 150,000 migrants this year, a 215% increase from the same time last year. allison shows us the rio grande was waist deep when they crossed. >> were you scared? >> she was a little scared. >> reporter: the biden administration is facing pressure from all sides. immigration advocates and democrats who say there is no health basis for keeping the trump era rule and for republicans who have been pushing for biden's plans when title 42 expires. the s

title xlii will be lifted after may 11.up some momentum as asylum seekers are on the streets of downtown el paso and other areas of our community. >> the mayor of el paso, texas says he plans to declare a state of emergency monday, largely to prepare for public housing needs if there's a migrant surge. meanwhile, the biden administration is making clear that the border will not be wide open and regular border rules will be enforced. >>> chicago's mayor is urging texas governor greg abbott to stop what she calls the inhumane and dangerous action of busing migrants to her city. lori lightfoot sent abbott a letter stating in part, your lack of confederation or coordination in an attempt to cause chaos and score political points has resulted in a critical tipping point in our act to ability to receive individuals and families in a safe, orderly and dignified way. we simply have no more spaces to accommodate an increase of individuals at this level with little coordination or care that does not pose a risk to them or others. cnn

for several years, we were using this pandemic authority under title xlii to basically say because of a public health emergency we're prohibiting certain forms of asylum and such. >> yeah. >> and the courts were sort of losing patience with that, and the biden administration had a prior ideological commitment to move away from that. i think if they tried to restart doing certain things that the trump administration was doing and the biden administration was doing in the early parts of the administration, it's fairly likely the courts would interfere with that. but i don't think we have a full set of answers. >> they've made moves to pull down trump's executive orders, made a big show of shifting things, title xlii stayed and they had to have it because it was actually effective. the courts tied that up, and that's gone. so many of these trump priorities done through executive action were never fully litigated. most were pulled off on appeal or had been struck down. so, there are limits to what they can do. it's true they can do some, but -- >> the executive action. >> also need mexico

super bowl xlii is under way. >> it's intense when you go into a fourth quarter game-winning drive youd a touchdown to win it. >> takes the snap back to throw under pressure he's going to fight out of it. >> eli made a ridiculous play. >> still fight out of it. >> this is backyard football now. >> throws it deep down field. >> i was preparing myself for impact knowing i wouldn't be open yet. >> wide open tyree makes the catch. >> one hand got dislodged off the ball. as i'm fading back all i know is i got this thing and i'm not letting it go. because i didn't see the catch during the game, it wasn't until i got back to the hotel they finally showed the catch. i said for the first time in my life i was impressed with my own work. i'm the lucky recipient of one of the most significant plays in nfl history. >> a moment that a lot of patriots fans of course still cannot get over. >> that was a great catch. >> yeah. of course, maybe things will swing the other way for them tomorrow, who knows? what is your super bowl prediction? i don't know if we'll see another one of those catches but who'

since earlier this year in the days before the lifting of the covid-era restrictions known as title xlii. republican congressman. tony gonzalez says the situation is spiraling out of control again. >> border patrol agents are doing everything they can to take care of the situation, but they are completely overwhelmed, completely just overwhelmed with the situation, and it's getting worse. >> reporter: this spot along the rio grande in eagle pass, texas, is the focal point of the southern border migration crisis. despite miles of razor wire, steel containers on the riverbank, and thousands of federal, state, and local authorities on the ground, thousands cross this spot every day. >> up and up and up. >> reporter: this sheriff says a zero-tolerance immigration policy won't keep migrants from crossing the border illegally into the u.s., but he says the biden administration needs to do more to get it under control. >> for the federal government to work with the government from mexico, hoping they can persuade them to put some kind of a system on their border and help us with immigrants comi

he was able to turn away people one secret invoked title xlii during the covid pandemic, which allows for that action during a public health emergency. biden did allow that authority to lapse, but were he to try to invoke it today, courts would almost certainly rule that there is no public health emergency right now. america still a country of laws and the president cannot misuse his authority without being checked. the conservative commentator david frum explained the situation last thursday. most people have an image of the problems that come from the 1990s and 2000s. hoards of undocumented immigrants crossing the border and evading law enforcement authorities. but that is not what is happening now. today, people come from the border and rather than running away from the law, run toward it. many have figured out that if they apply for asylum, they are legally allowed to enter the country and go through anne adjudication process that lasts from five to seven years. during that time, they slip into the country and start working. the problem is that the laws need to change. it's not ju

bracing for a new potential super surge of migrants, that's because the federal government's title xliiust ten days from now. it enabled the u.s. to quickly expel migrants due to the covid pandemic, but now that that health emergency is declared over, cities along the border are anticipating a huge influx of immigrants. >> we're getting prepared for the unknown. and the unknown will happen after may 11. title 42 hawill be lifted after may 11. and there's a lot of -- as you've seen we're starting to pick up momentum as asylum seekar seekers are on the streets of downtown el paso. >> the mayor of el paso plans to declare a state of emergency monday largely to prepare for a public housing needs if there's a migrant surge. meanwhile, the biden administration is making clear that the border will not be wide open and regular border rules will be enforced. >>> meantime, chicago's mayor is urging texas governor greg abbott to stop what she calls the inhaw maumane and dangerous action of shipping migrants to her city. she says it has resulted in a critical tipping point in their ability to recei

the biden administration planned to end the practice known as title xlii in about a month.crats and republicans have spoken out in favor of the rules and more than 20 states asked the court to keep them in place. >>> a woman on death row in texas will get another chance to prove her innocence. melissa lucio was granted a stay of execution on monday just two days before the state was set to execute her. she was convicted of capital murder in the death of her toddler in 2007. but her family and attorneys have long argued that the death was an eccident and that the gi fell down a flight of stairs. here is the moment lucio found out her life had been spared. >> court of criminal appears issued a stay of your execution for wednesday. >> are you serious? are you serious? when did this happen? >> we just got word about 15 minutes ago. >> oh, my god! that is wonderful. >> her mother and sisters were advisably moved by the news. her case is now head back to a trial court to review new evidence. >>> and there has been a grueling four days on the witness stand in depp's case against a

. >>> a federal judge blocked what's known as title xlii last night, that allowed u.s. to expel more than 1 million migrants who crossed the border from mexico. >> that could affect access to asylum. molt acthat same judge put a five-week hold on the ruling. title 42 was imposed by the trump administration during the pandemic. the biden administration has been relying on it to moog the increase in the number of migrants. we're also learning about the planning and execution of the controversial flight that carried migrants from tex to martha's vineyard. we have confirmation of a meeting between texas emergency management and a delegation of law enforcement personnel from florida. they would not comment on what was discussed or how that information was used, but texas officials say they have briefed officials from more than two dozens states. they say, quote, we're not aware of how florida law enforcement would utilize the information. florida has not responded from our request for information. >>> turn up the volume. that is a very important message from a new study, whi

bowl xlii. new york advanced tonight by beating san francisco in overtime and new england defeated baltimore earlier. this year's game will be played in indianapolis. now you know and you can rest easy. congratulations to all. i'm sure you'll be watching. i'm don lemon at the cnn head quarters in atlanta. >>> tonight on cnn presents, "narco wars." it's been called the most dangerous place in the world. violence fueled by drug cartels. >> there's an airplane carcass right there below me. there's about 30 to 40 aircraft, just laying out here. >> can the violence be stopped? kaj larsen travels not front lines of a war few people know about. >>> twisted justice? >> i just saw him up with the bat and he started to swing, and that's when i reached for the gun. >> this new york city cop says he fired to save his father's life. >> i was convicted of second-degree murder. >> but he would walk free after that conviction was overturned. so how did he end up back in prison. >> you must have been crushed? cr

if they appeal title xlii, it could create a migrant crisis on the border which would damage them ahead of the moderate dome kratz say and if the administration repeals this trump era protocol, it turns away migrants at the border, takes them back to their home countries so they can be processed there, it could create migrants being progressed, housed. we've seen this time and time again in past years. they say they want to repeal this. that's what this is called in may. two border democratic senators are leading the charge against those senators being christ stin kyrsten sinema and mark kelly. >> thank you for that. >>> duke and north carolina are getting ready for an historic showdown at the final four. andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report live in new orleans. andy, i can't believe given this is one of the biggest rivalries of all time. they have never played each other before in the ncaa tournament? that's crazy. >> reporter: they've probably been in every single tournament, too, in all of these years. never happened. awesome final four tomorrow night. in one semi-final yo

he received the same honor back in 2008 when the giants also beat the patriots in super bowl xlii. >>t's the whole package though. team rivalries are part of the excitement and buzz surrounding the big game. it's the half-time ads that really attract a lot of attention as we've been seeing. this year chrysler steered away with an appeal to america's strength and perseverance in these tough economic times. >> it's half-time in america, too. people are out of work and they're hurting. they're all wondering what they're going to do to make a comeback, and we're all scared because this isn't a game. people of detroit know a little something about this. they almost lost everything. but we all pulled together. now motor city is fighting again. >> so it goes on to say that america quite can't be knocked out in one punch, that the u.s. will rebound and when it does, quote, the world will hear the roar of our engines again. certainly a bit of patriotism selling there, charles. >> meanwhile another detroit branch, chevrolet, has come under fire from ford for its super bowl ad. the ad shows a gr

clinton, bush xlii and almost three years of obama. he did not survive obama.an idea of the long nightmare the libyans now will finally see its end. and because he was different than benghazi and tunisia, it is unfortunate this is the demise involving nato and really ended up shattering an already divided society in libya. >> i do have to put this in perspective, perhaps for people who haven't been following the libya story as closely as you have, but many people who covered libya, including myself, truly didn't think that they would really live to see this. >> absolutely. i mean, many of us, sometimes, despaired saddam would remain forever, and that this man would look, ruled for 42 years and destroyed a country that should have been probably the most advanced on the african continent. it is amazing. but, again, you know, the debate for libya would have succeeded without international intervention and military intervention. that's unfortunately reality. many wondered sometimes if saddam was around when the uprising in tunisia and iraqi began if iraqi people co

biden administration says it plans to end the covid-19 public health emergency, and terminate title xlii make the current supreme court case moot. justices are scheduled to hear argu arguments march 1 on title 42. >>> and the spy balloon shot down is part of a broader chinese military surveillance program according to u.s. intelligence. sources tell cnn the program has carried out at least two dozen missions in recent years, at le least six over u.s. air space. oren lieberman has more. >> reporter: salvage teams have pulled the remnants of the chinese balloon out of atlantic ocean learning its secrets now just a matter of time. parts already at quantico. cnn has reviewed parts of an airport from last april that showed trajectory of one high altitude balloon that flew around the world during the trump administration. according to the report, the balloon was launched and rolled by china as it drifted near hawaii and over southern florida at 65,000 feet. but it is unclear when the u.s. first became aware of the 2019 balloon or its intent. a hearing on the threat china poses to u.s. national

the same policy the trump administration used, title xlii, is being used because of a health emergencyck to their countries. >> let me get scott in there. scott, you heard the expert in joe johns' story there, yes, there are migrants with covid because there's covid in every population. is it easier for some of these republicans to blame immigrants than to level with their own base about what's needed? >> i think -- i don't think they're demonizing the immigrants, i think they're demonizing joe biden and kamala harris for what they see as failure to get the border under control. these ads, i don't know why everybody is so upset about it, there's an element of truth in all of it. i talked to one of the campaigns running the ads and they pointed me to mcallen, texas, there were 1,500 people released in mcallen, texas that tested positive for covid. is that the only thing driving covid in the united states? of course not, that's ridiculous. but it's a fact there are migrants coming across, being released, that do have covid. as ana pointed out, immigration is a hot issue for republicans e

place many of the more controversial initiatives of the previous administration, in particular, title xliise is, i think, what we have seen rather than take on the difficult issue of immigration reform and reviewing the asylum procedure, we have tried to outsource our enforcement, whether it be through migrant protection protocols or title 42, which sets aside the current immigration laws and overrides them with this deporting based on this health provision. it's not anything new. the numbers are concerning, but it's not something that we haven't seen over the course of a handful of administrations in the united states. >> the surge isn't going away whether it be political issues, climate issues, do you have any faith that this is going to get any part of it will get resolved in this administration? or even addressed in terms of legislation, for example? >> i'm not terribly encouraged in seeing the immigration reform. i think there are some things that can be done. daca, some of the work adjustment initiatives, i think have some possibilities. but one of the things i'm most encouraged by t

boarder are declining after title xlii expired. still arriving in new york city each day. in fact, mayor eric adams says 15 more migrant buss are expected in the coming days. that has a growing list of new york counties declaring a state of emergency after adams said he would be relocating asylum seekers out of the city. a new migrant arrival center is open at manhattan's roosevelt hotel in midtown. that's where we find cnn's gloria pazmino. already about 40,000 migrants are in the state's care and we've heard again and again the city's resources are stretched thin. so what can you tell us about the kinds of accommodations that are being made? >> reporter: you mentioned about 15 buses are expected to alive in the city throughout the weekend. we know for sure two have arrived as of this morning. now, the buss are coming from texas, and they're still arriving at port authority bus terminal. that's where the city is now connecting the migrants to place them on city buses that are then coming here to the roosevelt hotel behind me. i wa

but as you know there's something called title xlii and that was put in place by the trump administrationng asylum in the united states from mexico, central america, haiti, areas of the world they say are dangerous. there's good news for the ukrainians the united states is letting in, 100,000 in all apparently, but a lot of frustration and anger on the part of these other countries who have been waiting for quite some time, anderson. >>> coming up next, an update from capitol hill where the house has taken action against two more non-cooperating january 6th witnesses. lunchables! built to be eaten. ok so i need someone to help with phone trades while i'm out. uh huh. people can get a free samsung galaxy s22 when they trade in a galaxy, any year any condition. oh i get it. so you can take your old phone, that you've had for 12 years and loved every minute of, and trade it in for something new that suits your life now? that's right, yeah. and then enjoy immediate success, even though you'll never forget your old phone. ever. it's a great trade. life-changing. [bell] get a free samsung galax

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and they got returned into title xlii quickly. they have to show people going back.ut they have to counter message number two, which is family, friends, hey, we're still coming across. but the most important message that down there aggressively marketed by the cringe organicriminal organizations are those criminal organizations that are using the biden administration messaging of a more humane way of coming across. they have to show images of people going back. >> part of that is -- actually that leads me to a question, they are not letting the press largely into these facilities or giving press much data. there has been a lot of criticism of how many press requests, media requests, are being denied right now. this was one of the only reasons that we were able to see the horrors of the child separation policy of the trump administration was they let reporters in. do you see any reason why they are not letting reporters do their jobs? >> you know, they have to. the biden administration which i support 100%, might disagree on some things, but they ran on being more ope

but dhs is also bracing for a worse case scenario if title xlii is lifted of capturing 18,000 migrantsjorge has run mcgowin sports, a custom apparel and trophy business. the shop is just blocks away from the prominent shelter taking care of the migrants passing through this border town. >> many people feel like we're over the pandemic, but many people still want title 42 kept in place. does that seem hypocritical in my way? >> it helped. if title 42 is helping to slow that down and we take it off, what's going to replace it? i don't see anybody coming up with a plan to replace this. >> reporter: he also knowns sprawling ranchland in south texas. he says right now the hunting cameras on his property capture more pictures of migrants than deer. if title 42 is lifted, what worries you the most? >> it will be chaos on the border. we have a huge influx now of immigrants, illegal immigrants. it'll be chaos on the border. >> mcallen's mayor says the u.s. has pumped more than $30 million in the last year to help the city handle immigration costs like transportation and housing. but the mayor s

had no problem walking away from the paris accords, the trump administration's policy on iran, title xliiremain in mexico on the border. we can go down the long list of trump policies that they walked away from. yet on this one we want to believe that their hands were tied? i don't buy it for a second. you'll hear from the veterans today that were so morally injured to hear their commander in chief rather than say we can ko have done this better, we could have done better in this withdrawal, this was just an outstanding success. it's politics and spin at its worst when so many people are dead and those gold star families deserve accountability and they haven't had a single question answered by this administration and come hell or high water, we're going to get it for them. >> yeah. >> i want to move on. you introduced a new resolution, you want to give the president the authority to use the u.s. military against cartels in mexico. how do you envision that actually working? what does that look like? is that boots on the ground? you know, what is the point of that? >> no. it looks like, yea

. >>> and the republican governor of texas is about to speak as his state braces for title xlii to expireegin. the tragedy in texas this morning putting a spotlight on the most divisive issues. border crisis an

belichick is very angry that before on the eve of super bowl xlii the last time they were in the superl against the giants, even that game he's talking with the league for five hours about an unsubstantiated report about taping the st. louis rams walk through before super bowl xxxvi. so that wasted five hours of his time. he's still i think very upset about that. so there's a lot going on here that is not obvious on the surface. >> and jim, i want to bring you in. you were a nfl for so long. you served as the supervisor of officials. one question for you about bill belichick's press conference, he sort of made it sound as if the officials inflate the balls. i read things you have said in the past the officials will bring things up to inflation if the balls are not properly inflated when they get them. can you clear up for us exactly what the procedure is there? >> absolutely. what happens is each equipment manager will put together 12 balls. for the colts, 12 footballs, for the patriots, 12 balls. those footballs go into the referee's locker room. at that time -- and again, it is an 80

three-point dramatic win for the giants in super bowl xlii. a year later, nearly 99 million people watch the steelers beat the cardinals, giving pittsburgh a steel city six-pack. who-dat nation piled around the tv three years ago to watch the saints pick up a win in the super bowl. they're loving that here. the discount double-check was in full effect as witnessed by 111 million viewers. we book end with the patch and gman another wild finish between the teams. 300,000 fans more watch than the year prior. could this year's game break the record of last year? we have no shortage of storylines that won't bring people to the tv screen and none bigger than the harbaugh brothers going head-to-head in a very unique setting this week. one press conferences, opposing head coaches, discuss where they get their sideline demeanor from. and it's not their dad. they get their intensity from their mom. >> there's nobody in the family that has more competitive fire than my mother. and she competes like a maniac. so i -- number one, that is that. and she is j

. >> let me bring in super bowl xlii winner and former wide receiver for the new york giants, amani toomerpport him. >> i do. i do. >> why? >> because all the draw-back that you could possibly have. a lot of guys -- i remember a player for -- played basketball in the nba. he did a similar stand -- >> denver nuggets. >> it was a religious thing. it ended up shattering his career. i think that for a guy who has a contract that's not very -- that's not very secure for him to do this, i have to stand up and applaud him because i don't think i would have done it because of the fact that there is so much drawback on athletes nowadays. >> i'll come back to that note in a minute. but i want to just show every e everyone -- the most recent time when he took a knee, he wore these pig socks. pig socks in reference obviously to police and critics were saying that really took it too far. do you think that did? >> i just think the pig socks are a little childish. that was in practice. i think he's been wearing these pig socks for a while but ever since he's made his stance public, i think that's where m

we'll see what the xliys come up with. have gotten a phone call. >> and to the point, 25% of the democratic caucus is still just 25%. that's real not a break point i think for the leadership who really does not want to have this fight right now. >> the speaker's position and the leadership, members meeting the other day meaning she thinks it's a bad idea and as for now she's holding firm. the math is getting a little tougher but to your point not there yet. senator al franken's name is back in the news causing a rift between at least two 2020 presidential candidates. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ here's another reason to join t-mobile. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why netflix is on us. need another reason to join?

. >>> and the republican governor of texas is about to speak as his state braces for title xlii to expire. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> that is where we begin. the tragedy in texas this morning putting a spotlight on the most divisive issues. border crisis and mass shoo shootings. near a shelter for migrants sunday, and the day before, eight people were killed in a mass shooting at an outlet mall on the other side of the state. investigators are looking at whether the gunman was motivated by far-right extremism. >> an image of the shooter's body shows him wearing all black tactical gear and he had a patch on his clothing with the letters, rwds, which police believe stands for right wing death squad. he also apparently had a lot of neo-nazi and white supremacist social media posts. we're now hearing from a survivor who hid inside a bathroom closet with 12 other people. >> the gunshots, just, it sounded like a war zone. if it was horrifying and it felt like you were in a dream. like, just shock, but we were in a bathroom closet. and we were just in the closet trying

playing the patriots for the first time since that classic super bowl xlii.than two minutes to play. less than 20 seconds left and the touchdown. the giants do it again just like in the super bowl. 24-20. ravens and steelers, 16 seconds to go in the game. joe flacco to smith with the game winner. this is right after smith dropped the ball on a sure score. ravens win 23-20 tied with the bengals atop the afc north. tim tebow leading his broncos. came up with a win. second in three games as starter with the broncos. threw for two touchdowns and ran for over 100 yards. broncos have a losing record but they are just one game out of first in the afc west. another great sunday in pro football. >> i love how tebow kneels and i just love it. you are seeing it even outside of sports. pretty cool kid. all right. thanks. >>> this morning college sports faces one of its biggest scandals in decades. allegations of child molestation rocking penn state. an iconic football program built on integrity and honor. jason carroll has our lead story. >> reporter: he's a legend in th

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at rematch of super bowl xlii which the giants won 17-14. i want to show you this quickly.and the "new york daily news" has the dame headline, super bowl! they both did the same thing. "super! ." i love it. i don't know anything about football but it looked like a super headline. >>> gabby giffords is stepping down. >> she's going to make it official later on this week. and, also, we're watching mississippi as well because a judge there could rule on whether some pardons were legal. it's very unusual video we're showing you. that's gabby giffords. we're definitely talking both stories. i don't want to confuse you. >> there are the pardons. >> these are the four extraordinarily controversial pardons. four murders and a whole bunch of other dangerous folks, too. the judge could say, not so fast. back to jail. you're watching "early start." vacations are always wasn'ta good ideaa ♪ priceline negoti - - no time. out quickly. you're miles from your destination. you'll need a hotel tonight we don't have time to bid you don't have to bid. at priceline you can choose from thousands