updates thank you michelle and now to the latest look at global priest freedom according to reporters without borders the outlook has never looked so bleak a new report says the pandemic has made the work of journalists hard at reporters without borders is annual indic singles out scandinavian countries as having the freest media norway and finland come out on top germany is no longer in the leading nations but is well ahead of the u.k. and some of the world's largest countries rank much lower india and china for example come in numbers 142 and 147 respectively last is the small east african country of it retrain it falling this year behind last korea. to football now where the backlash to the proposed european super league is growing from fans governments and also facials top clubs from england spain and italy once to form their old midweek 20 minutes separates 2 champions eat now the president of the year the of the european football governing body u.s.a.'s the proposal is quote disgraceful and self-serving close place but the civil league's chairman says it's been created to quote save the footbal

there's not really much we do need a process that reporters without borders says libya has reached it's a lowest ever position in the groups world press in that once 164 out of 180 countries that's worse than during the gadhafi era that's a huge step backwards isn't it. well again i don't know what if mission they're basing their their their reports on but we do do we do need to recognize that there is more of a chance to be able to set up a civil state set up on democratic values on freedoms and justice today than we ever had a possibility to be able to do so in the past history of libya and we need to be able to capitalize on that we need to be able to support that we need to be able to work on that and we recognize that the order is fall but there is the will and there is a commitment to want to vote down this path and we need to get the commitments by our libyans and others the international community including to support that effort even before libyans get to the december elections this government is committed to holding a referendum on a new constitution. again how you doing form

now reporters without borders say is the outfield full press freedom has never looked so bleak and that the pandemic has made the work of journalists harder it's india it's singles out scandinavian countries as having the freest media norway and finland come out on top germany is no longer in the leading nations but it is well ahead of the u.k. in some of the world's largest countries ranked much india and china for example come in at number $142.14 respectively last is the small east african country eritrea falling this year behind north korea. and its good mall from tristan may he is the executive director of the german branch of reporters without borders welcome to day starts at the bottom of the ranking how did eritrea full behind even north korea what's going on there. i mean if in fact they see changes there in the end of bottom of our index our other message the logical then really in-depth still element in these countries so it happens that in some of the countries who there happens that relieves us but in fact the situation if you go into the methodological details there it did

now today smoke at global press freedom according to reporters without borders the outlook has never looked so bleak a new report says the pandemic has made the work of journalists hard at reporters without borders as admiral indyk singles out scandinavian countries as having the freest media norway and finland come out on top now germany is no longer in the leading nations but is well ahead of the u.k. some of the world's largest countries ranked much know what india and china for example as number 142100 47 perspective the m. and last is the small east african country of eritrea falling behind north korea. and it's good mall from christian man he is the executive director of the german branch of reporters without borders good to have you on the program christian why is the penn demick making the work of journalists hada the pandemic is a global city and all over the world we see gallon and trailing gallon and sometimes even spreading this information on on on on many medicine or is some seeing us as always were and journalists actually me questioning actually so i think to see if it

bad or very bad that is the verdict of a new report by the watchdog reporters without borders when it comes to press freedom in nearly hoff's sub-saharan africa and it says the ability of journalists to do their job is being made worse by the covert 19 pandemic so who are the worst offenders. eritrea is bottom of the cross coming $180.00 out of $180.00 g. bush he is not far behind neither are nigeria and zimbabwe doing better gonna and south africa they come ahead off the u.k. it's ranked in africa is. now one country that has and has specially poor record when it comes to press freedom is mozambique journalists they are all subject to intimidation basing abductions and extrajudicial killings now we have the story of one journalist who has been missing now for more than a year. barrueco hasn't heard from his brother for over a year. who is a radio journalist who was kidnapped by a unknown abductors on his way home from work he sent a colleague a message just before hand saying he was surrounded by soldiers. from the most east . to. see the people for their. mother who we as his family

there's not really much we do need passes the reporters without borders says libya has reached it's a lowest ever position in the groups world press in that once 164 out of 180 countries that's worse than during the gadhafi era that's a huge step backwards isn't it. well again i don't know what if mission they're basing their their their reports on but we do do we do need to recognize that there is more of a chance to be able to set up a civil state set up on democratic values on freedoms and justice today than we ever had a possibility to be able to do so in the past history of libya and we need to be able to capitalize on that we need to be able to support that we need to be able to work on that and we recognize that the order is tall but there is the will and there's a commitment to want to go down this path and we need to get the commitments buy off libyans and others the international community food to support that effort even before libyans get to the december elections this government is committed to holding a referendum on a new constitution. again how you doing form the publi

do that when journalists have to work in constant fear in your country the rights group reporters without borders says for instance that the toll of abuses against journalists the media outlets by armed groups associated with successive libyan government has grown steadily we're talking murder we're talking about action we're talking torture here you're focusing on the crimes that we recognize of crimes and we do understand that there are there to fight them the bigger ones then they're pretty important ones aren't but because of course they're part of that's why that is going through a transition that's why we need to get out of this 'd violence violence aids and be able to get into the restoration of a country institutions be able to set into civilian democratic state and be able to give the human rights to the libyan people keeping in mind again if that is the benchmark the established really out of the conversation then this is a new culture that we have to go into that we are not so well experienced about we do need the help to be able to accomplish that and the will is there the the the goa

there's not really not we do need passes that reporters without borders says libya has reached it's a lowest ever position in the groups world press in that once 164 out of 180 countries that's worse than during the gadhafi era that's a huge step backwards isn't it. well again i don't know what if mission they're basing their their their reports on but we do do we do need to recognize that there's more of a chance to be able to set up a civil state set up on democratic values on freedoms and justice today than we ever had a possibility to be able to do so in the past history of libya and we need to be able to capitalize on that we need to be able to support that we need to be able to work on that and we recognize that the order is fall but there is the will and there is a commitment to want to go down this path and we need to get the commitments by our libyans and others the international community fluted to support that effort even before libyans get to the december elections this government is committed to holding a referendum on a new constitution. again how you doing form the publ

stuff for and fighting come in 1000 all right that is on a fresh air from report says without borders stanky ana thank you. south africa caught and not at this year's oscars their country played a role in the production that won the award for best documentary a film caught my octopus teacher focuses on an unusual connection between an octopus and a human in the waters near cape town a story and it's largely positive global reception have brought great pride to the filmmakers and the local population. we are told to. my archivist teacher. the academy joined a worldwide audiences in affirming my octopus teacher as a nature documentary with a difference. remember that. it's a captivating tale of friendship south african filmmaker and naturalistic craig foster was intrigued by a young octopus he found in an underwater forest near cape town foster began to document their daily interactions and the mollusk wowed him and his fellow directors this curiosity turned a personal video project into a full length documentary. i think it's a lot so worrisome we incrementally so builds it to be somet

do that when journalists have to work in constant fear in your country the rights group reporters without borders says for instance that the toll of abuses against journalists the media outlets by armed groups associated with successive libyan government has grown steadily we're talking murder we're talking abduction we're talking torture here you're focusing on the crimes that we recognise of crimes and we do understand that there are there to fight them the bigger ones then they're pretty important ones aren't that good of course they're part of that's why that is going through a transition that's why we need to get out of this 'd violence violence aids and be able to get into the restoration of a country institutions be able to set into a civilian democratic state and be able to give the human rights to the libyan people keeping in mind again if that's the benchmark the established early on of the conversation then this is a new culture that we have to go into that we are not so well experienced about we do need the help to be able to accomplish that and the will is there the the goals and the

a new report by reporters without borders says journalists in over 100 countries have been blocked fromeporting on the coronavirus pandemic and other stories retaliad agains for their work. in its and worried for -- in its annual report for press freedom, the group also highlighted attacks on u.s. journalists by law enforcement while covering racial justice and anti-police brutality protests last summer. in pakistan, veteran journalist absar alamwas shot and wounded tuesday while on a walk near his home in the capital islamabad. officials have launched an investigation into the attack, which the pakistani minister of information and broadcasting is condemning as an assassination attempt. alam has been a long-time vocal critic of the country's military. journalists are routinely targeted in pakistan, with news organizations facing censorship from the military and government. reporters without borders recently ranked pakistan near the very bottom out of 180 countries for press freedom. over 250 nonprofits, including oxfam, save the children, and the international rescue committee, are urg

do that when journalists have to work in constant fear in your country the rights group reporters without borders says for instance that the toll of abuses against journalists the media outlets by armed groups associated with successive libyan government has grown steadily we're talking murder we're talking about action we're talking torture here you're keep focusing on the crimes that we recognise of crimes and we do understand that there are there to fight them the bigger ones then they're pretty important ones on that because of course they're part of that's why that is going through a transition that's why we need to get out of this violence violence aids and be able to get into the restoration of a country institutions be able to set into a civilian democratic state and be able to give the human rights to the libyan people keeping in mind again if that is the benchmark the established really out of the conversation then this is a new culture that we have to go into that we are not so well experienced about we do need the help to be able to accomplish that and the will is there the the the go

sitting feet in the land of those countries including in germany since you know that there are reporters without borders as filed complaints for crimes against humanity right also in the united states and so on so it is not just about what governments can do it is or sort about what we can do and what we have done and what we will continue to do we will have to leave it there secretary general of and this international thank you very much for joining us. thank you very much 3rd now widespread repression and the use of enforced disappearances are also documented in amnesty's annual reports we now have a closer look at one case of a thai citizen who vanished while living in exile. save one charlie on they demand this was june 2020 days after one chilly arm such sacks it a pro-democracy blogger was abducted in cambodia. c.c.t.v. footage captured 2 men stopped in their tracks as the reportedly watch one chilly arm being bundled into an issue v. he was targeted one day after uploading this video mocking thailand's prime minister. he has not been seen since his the 9th such case of a thai exile disappearing s

according to reporters without borders, the al jazeera reporter has been on a hunger strike for the pastweek and is being held in solitary confinement. meanwhile, another palestinian journalist, the freelance photographer mohammed atiq, is being held in an undisclosed location after being arrested at an israeli checkpoint last week. scientists have found glaciers are melting 31% faster than they did just 15 years ago. the most impacted glaciers have been in alaska, iceland, the alps, anthe himalas. robert mcnabb of ulster university linked the melting glaciers to human-induced climate change. >> on the global scale, the main driver of that is temperature. it is hard to separate the fact the temperatus what is causing the melt with the fact humans are by and large causing the increase in temperature. amy: in other climate news, the senate has voted to reimpose obama-era regulations on methane emissions from oil and gas wells. the vote reverses a move by the trump administration to weaken the rules on methane, which is 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide. president biden has nominated

setting feet in the land of those countries including in germany since you know that there are reporters without borders as filed complaints for crimes against humanity right also in the united states and so on so it is not just about what governments can do it is or sort about what we can do and what we have done and what we will continue to do we will have to leave it there i guess secretary general of amnesty international thank you very much for joining us. thank you very much. well widespread rep ration and the use of enforced disappearances are also documented in an a c s annual report we now have a closer look at one case of a thai citizen who vanished while living in exile. save one charlie are they demand this was june 2020 days after one chilly arm such sacks it a pro-democracy blogger was abducted in cambodia. c.c.t.v. footage captured 2 men stopped in their tracks as they reportedly watch one chilly arm being bundled into an issue. but because he was targeted one day after uploading this video mocking thailand's prime minister. he has not been seen since his the 9th such case of a thai exile

that's a quote from reporters without borders, the military jhung that is stamping off local reportingrs muzzled, citizen journalists are trying to get the truth out. cnn has a team in myanmar with permission of the military. a military spokesman expressed regret for something that happened on friday, something revealing when the cnn was invited to tour markets and yangon, some regs dents approached. eyenesses said two women were arrested minutes after the cnn team left, and the same thing occurred later in the day at a second market. a total of 11 people detained for talking to reporters. thankfully the cnn team found out and pressed authorities for information. the military has instructed local forces to release the residents. this episode is a window into the incredible challenges of reporting in conflict zones. a reminder that freedoms, even the basic freedom to speak must be defended. thanks for joining us, we'll have more "reliable sources" right back here next week. ♪ >>> a bridge too far? president biden offers an ambitious proposal to upgrade the nation's roads, bridges and mo

we want you to see, telling a border patrol agent he was abandoned in the desert trying to cross into the u.s. without his parents. andrea mitchell has that story >> reporter: it's heartbreaking to watch, a young boy approaching a u.s. border patrol agent last thursday in the middle of the desert alone and sobbing. can you help me, he says i was coming with a group and they abandoned me and i don't know where they are. they left you alone? the agent asked. they abandoned me, he says, adding his parents were not with him and he was afraid of being kidnapped. it's the latest shocking video of unaccompanie migrant children crossing the border. last week surveillance cameras capturing smuggler tossing 3 and 5-year-old girls from ecuador. over a 14-foot border fence. then running away. incredibly, the two sisters were uninjured, part of the record migrant surge after bide changed the policy, allowing unaccompanied children to stay in the u.s. >> we are encountering so many children, about 100 a day, here in the el paso region that are just turning themselves in. >> reporter: there are currently more than 19,000 unaccompanied migrant children in u.s. custody, mo

reporter: that area is now seeing about 100 unaccompanied minors. >> they're treating human beings like a commodity just to make money. no one gets to that border without a coordinated and organized effort with cartels and criminal organizations. they are managing the flow of people. >> reporter: our cecilia vega recently spoke to an official about how savvy smugglers can be. >> how organized are these smugglers? >> i think they got spotters. i'm sure they know where we're at. >> reporter: authorities in south texas rescued this 6-month-old girl after they tossed her and her mother into the rio grande mother. the mother from honduras paid $3500 to cross. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas releasing a statement late wednesday calling human smugglers' behavior criminal and morally reprehensible. nearly 18,000 migrant children are you now in u.s. custody and more are testing positive for covid-19. officials say border facilities are overcrowded and are not able to conduct their own covid testing. andrew, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> investigators say they know what caused tiger woods' car crash, but they can't reveal it. the l.a. county sher

know there is not an easy solution they just want freedom and to live without fear just like the ones who cross the border. your report speaks to the fact that there have been less fruitless attempts by both republican and democratic presidents to reform immigration law in the us is there any reason to believe that it will be different with. the thing that they need the republicans on the phone for that and that is exactly the problem the democrats as you know have a razor thin majority and the house of representatives if they don't have a majority and this and i tie breaking vote vice president. so the question is how can you get republicans to support and they his if you gratian all the c.d.'s you made integration that is a very difficult especially because as you know migration is not * a popular issue it divides people he bites american texans that that's what we have seen no anything and with a view to the to the midterm elections and this is of course not a popular not a good issue for joe biden to address julius let me bring this back over here to us here in germany and to climate change and i have to ask you a

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border control reports that including the thousands being caught and released, 1,000 a day are getting into the country withoutting caught at all because the border agents are being pulled off the line, that means criminals getting in, drugs getting income of weapons getting in, contraband getting in. sex offenders getting in. there is a very important lawsuit, the attorney general has filed this and i applaud him for it.n in addition to this on the border, joe biden has shut down i.c.e. i.c.e. is disabled from removing most criminally convicted illegal immigrants that they were moving under the trump administration so you have an open save at the border and unfettered criminal contact inside the country. republicans should talk about this every single day. >> sean: mr. attorney general, your job is to deal with law and order. isn't the biden administration aiding and abetting while facilitating lawbreaking? >> sean, mr. miller alluded to our lawsuits. wet allege that he's violating federalla law. it says you shall be deported when there is an order. 1.2 million people in this country with deportation orders t

not an easy solution they just want to freedom and to live without fear just like the ones who cross the border you know carly you're reported speaks to the fact that there have been killed this fruitless attempts by both republican and democratic presidents to reform immigration wall in the u.s. is there any reason to believe that it will be different with job. that think they need the republicans on the phone for that and that is exactly the problem the democrats as you know have a razor thin majority and the house of representatives they don't have a majority in this and but it's a breaking vote vice president can. so the question is how can you get republicans to support his if you gratian all the c.d.'s you made integration and that is a very difficult question because as you know migration is not * a popular issue it divides people it invites american texans that that's what we have seen no anything and with a view to the to the midterm elections and this is of course not a popular not a good issue for joe biden to address. julius let me bring the specs over here to us here in germany to climate change and i have to as

we've been reporting on the surge of migrant children crossing the southern border without their parentshave a family member living in the united states. that's according to homeland security about 40% of those family members are their legal parents or guardians those family members then have to call a hotline and piece together information on where their children are reuniting often a painful process, they tell us. one that sometimes takes weeks, even up to a month the resources are limited, the parents are desperate. like one mom who decided to take matters into her own hands here's nbc's dasha burns. >> reporter: you could say it's a story about immigration, about the overwhelming number of unaccompanied minors in government custody, about policy and politics it's also a story about a teddy bear named peludin he traveled from santa ana, california, to phoenix, arizona, in the arms of a mother desperate to reunite him with her 6-year-old boy, named juan felipe holding the bear as tightly as she wanted to hold her son [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: this is here so he knows he has a b

border patrol reports that in addition to the thousands being caught and released, a thousand a day are getting into the country without being caught at all because their border agents are pulled off the line dealing with these humanitarian crisis. that means criminals getting in. that means drugs getting in. that means weapons getting in. that means contraband getting in. that means sex offenders getting in and one more thing. there is an important lawsuit. in addition to the disaster on the border, joe biden has shut down ice. ice is now disabled from removing most criminally convicted illegal immigrants that they were removing under the trump administration. so you have an opency at the board and unfettered criminal conduct inside this country. it's a travesty and republicans should talk about this every single day. >> mr. attorney general, your job is to deal with law and order. isn't the biden administration aiding and abetting law breaking, facilitating law breaking? >> sean, in our -- mr. miller alluded to our lawsuit, we allege that he's violating federal law. it's clearly in title 8 you shall be deported. ther

situation of refugees and migrants lockdowns and border closures have left some trapped in squalid camps without access to vital supplies amnesties report also focuses on russia earlier this year amnesty stripped dissident leader alexina volley of the designation prisoner of conscience citing his past nationalist comments in february the organization accused of felony of advocating hatred in the past now activists have a have accused the organization of falling for a kremlin smear campaign while amnesty has told the w news that it is reviewing this controversial decision amnesty also says that of all these incarceration may be slowly killing him the secretary general of amnesty international told d.w. news that her organization is stepping up pressure on russian authorities to guarantee of all these receiving medical treatment while he is in custody. well you know the 1st think that we need to send a clear message that the fact that alec signed have any is now the high end. their war of the prison does not mean that the attention is going to go away on the contrary we know that he is of the truly detained because of the position he has

situation of refugees and migrants lockdowns and border closures have left some trapped in squalid camps without access to vital supplies well amnesty's report also focuses on russia earlier this year amnesty stripped dissident leader alexina volley of the designation prisoner of conscience citing his past nationalist comments in february the organization accused of only of advocating hatred in the past now activists have a have accused the organization of falling for a kremlin smear campaign. while amnesty has told e.w. news that it is reviewing this controversial decision amnesty also says that of all these incarceration may be slowly killing him the secretary general of amnesty international told d.w. news that her organization is stepping up pressure on russian authorities to guarantee of all these receiving medical treatment while he is in custody. well you know the 1st think that we need to send a clear message that the fact that alec signed have any is now the high end. their war of the prism does not mean that the attention is going to go away on the contrary we know that he is on the charlie detained because of the position he has e

border to see for ourselves. and i can tell you and the american people without hesitation the border is not secure. reports just don't do it justice. it is a disaster. as an american who believes in the rule of law, i was embarrassed. this is not a democrat or a republican problem. it is an american problem. this crisis is a stain on our nation. what we saw on our trip broke my heart. so many young, unaccompanied children sent on a dangerous journey north by their parents because this administration promised to take them in. the compassion shown by the border patrol agents was clear. these brave men and women are doing all they can to make the best out of a terrible situation, a situation created by our president and his administration. i've said it before and i'll say it again. the situation happening at our southern border was predictable and preventable. the border patrol folks know this will happen and it would happen. they told us how they asked the biden administration before the inauguration to give them time to prepare for any changes to the immigration policy. but president biden didn't listen. he

reporter: another dimension down here at the border traveling those are those traveling without familyse are children were traveling alone and customs and border protection's says agents are apprehending nearly 500 unaccompanied children a day with more than 20000 in u.s. government custody and most are handled by the department of health and human services. hhs then moves them to longer-term shelters, military bases, convention centers or with family members who have two living united states britt as a surge continues to divide republicans and democrats. >> you have the biden administration instead of having people plant claim asylum in their home country like a trump administration was doing on day one they turned that off and now the cartels are flooding. >> there is no question that trump left us with a mess on immigration. you have been reporting on that, we been fighting it for four years. he has destroyed every legal avenue for immigration. reporter: republicans, even the governor of the state, or pressing the president or the vice president to come here to the border though we

is not an easy solution they just want freedom and to live without fear just like the ones who cross the border you know carly you're reported speaks to the fact that there have been killed this fruitless attempts by both republican and democratic presidents to reform immigration wall in the u.s. is there any reason to believe that it will be different with job i. the thing they need the republicans on the phone for that and about is exactly the problem the democrats as you know have a razor thin majority and the house of representatives they don't have a majority and that's and by the tie breaking vote vice president harry's so the question is how can you get republicans to support and day his immigration policies you made integration and that is a very difficult specially because as you know migration is not a popular issue it divides people it invites american texans that that's what we have seen no anything and with a view to the to the midterm elections and this is of course not a popular not a good issue for joe biden to address. julius let me bring the spunk over here to us here in germany to climate change and i have

situation of refugees and migrants lockdowns and border closures have left some trapped in squalid camps without access to vital supplies or amnesties report also focuses on russia earlier this year amnesty stripped dissident leader alexina volley of the designation prisoner of conscience citing his past nationalist comments in february the organization accused of felony of advocating hatred in the past now activists have been have accused the organization of falling for a kremlin smear campaign. while amnesty has told the w news that it is reviewing this controversial decision amnesty also says that of all these incarceration may be slowly killing him the secretary general of amnesty international told d.w. news that her organization is stepping up pressure on russian authorities to guarantee of all these receiving medical treatment while he is in custody. well you know the 1st think that we need to send a clear message that the fact that alec signed have any is now the high end. that the war of the prison does not mean that the attention is going to go away on the contrary we know that he is of the truly detained because of the position

border democrats also doing this will try to run through border changes without any gop vote through budget reconciliation that's according to a new reportk you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald in "the evening edit" start right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. we begin with former georgia congressman doug collins, we hear you might consider a senate run, are you? >> it is good to see you and we are considering that, i have a senator raphael warnock who is encouraging businesses and money to leave georgia and then acting surprised what happens, there's been a lot of consideration going on. liz: gotcha, we will stay on the story. president biden really doing a swing and a miss telling folks in georgia to avoid losing businesses, this is after he used the massive power of his own bully pulpit to say yes baseball should boycott georgia pulled our star game out of it and barack obama also endorsing it to. >> it's pretty amazing to have a president of the united states in the georgia legislature was too dumb to know what they're doing, let's be honest this is not about us smarting up he said the

democrats also doing this, they will try to ram through border changes without any gop votes through budget reconciliation. according to a new reportthanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with former georgia congressman doug collins. sir, great to have you on. we hear you may be considering a senate run. are you? >> we're doing, that liz. one good to see you and talking to you again. we're considering that. with the craziness down here where senator rafael warnock who is actually encouraging and money and business to leave georgia, acting surprise when it happens, there is lot of consideration going on here, liz. elizabeth: gotcha. we'll stay on that story about you. now to this. president biden doing a swing and a miss telling folks in georgia to smarten up, avoid losing businesses but this is after he used a massive power of his own bully pulpit to say yes, baseball should boycott georgia, pull the all-star game out of it. barack obama also endorsing it too. what is happening here? how do you

schifrin: since amnesty's report, journalists and researchers have documented similar attacks in nearby mahi'bere dego, and mekelle. and in late march, doctors without borderss staffers witnessed ethiopian soldiers dragging four men off a public bus outside mekelle, and executing them. >> generally it's a horrible situation in tigray. i just couldn't tolerate it. >> schifrin: berhane kidanemariam was ethiopia's former deputy ambassador to the u.n. he's a tigrayan diplomat who's represented ethiopia for decades. but last month he resigned and said his concerns go beyond his ethnicity. he rejects prime minister abiy ahmed's claims the ethiopian military is fighting terrorism and separatists, and accuses ahmed of a campaign of genocide against tigray, and a campaign of persecution, of his political opponents. >> the war is targeting the young, and the general public. he want to maintain his power. he just want to be a king. they are highly corrupted. >> commit acts of ethnic cleansing,hich we've seen in western tigray, has to stop. >> schifrin: publicly, u.s. officials have confirmed few details of ethiopian and allies' actions. but a senior administration off

without even telling their parents. in some circumstances we've seen painful, heartbreaking stories like that. >> reporter: it is a reminder that the borderclosed. people cannot come right now and claim asylum. it's something most migrants are unaware of when they enter the country. most migrants returned to juarez don't even realize they go back to mexico until they get there. it is heartbreaking scenes here in el paso and juarez. >> cal perry, such a tense scene and situation for so many thousands of people. appreciate your reporting down there in el paso. >>> hunter biden opening up about addiction, the tragic death of his brother and mom, as well as the former president donald trump. he's looking to turn the page, literally, on his past w this new tell-all book. we'll dive into it. 'll dive intt ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? it's because they rub against you creating friction. and your clothes rub against you all day. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with

were just talking about the border crisis in the disaster there are reports of migrants, many migrants are being released into the interior of our country without your take on that and also ron johnson told me in one sector there was 40000 quote unquote got a ways, they got away since biden took office, the irony here is that were hearing a lot about joe biden wanting vaccine passports to prove that people have vaccines. meanwhile the border crossers don't even require id, we don't know who they are, what they're coming from and what their background is. >> the easiest way to get into the united states today is to do it illegally, you don't have to show proof of anything and it allow you into w the country, tt is the t biden policy, you talko the border patrol agents, we did a midnight patrol, their job got a lot harder when joe biden became president. only one o in three is on the ground trying to enforce the laws because two thirds are involved in providing daycare or escorts to the migrants were being shown by signs on the ground, where to go to turnur themselves in. the border patrol talked to the transition team from the biden administrati

>> reporter: there was a recent arrest of the 20-year-old gentleman who crossed the border, allegedly ms 13 gang member. a lot of these gang members are going without distinguish who was a gang member, who was in prison and you haven't. todd: lawrence: the terror watch list in the border, they stopped a member of the daily ms 13 gang from sneaking into the us. jillian: our next guest says it is not the one to get caught we should worry about the criminals who are able to get through. the center for immigration studies joins us live with things that need to be done right now to stop them. you have a person to talk to about this. you documented hundreds of arrests of ms 13 crimes over the last two years, a lot of those victims are children. you are experiencing what needs to happen. >> we need to crack down at the border again. reinstate the trump policies that were very successful in getting control of the situation. under trump the arrests of gang members were down 60% so and forcing our border works. the various things he did. we know ms 13 exploits policies at the border to get their recruits in. we also need to step up immigration enforcement in

border crisis and the disaster. there are reports that migrants are, many migrants are being released into the interior of our country without senator ron johnson told me that in one sector, there was 40,000, quote, unquote, got aways, they got away since biden took office. the irony here is that we are hearing a lot about joe biden wanting vaccine passports to prove that people have vaccines. meanwhile, the border crossers, they don't even require id. we don't know who they are and where they're coming from and what their background is. senator: the easiest way to get into the united states today is to do illegally, you don't have to show proof of anything and they will allow you into the country. that's the biden policy. you talk to the border patrol agents. we did a midnight patrol. they will tell you their job got a lot harder when joe biden became president. only one in three of them is on the ground trying to enforce the laws because two-thirds of them are involved in either providing day care or escorts to the migrants who are being shown by signs on the ground where to go to turn themselves in. the border patrol talk

border protection reported more than 172,000 encounters with individuals attempting to cross our southern border in march alone. and that's just the individuals they encountered. we don't know how many individuals came across without being identified and are currently residing illegally in our country. nearly 19,000 unaccompanied children crossed our southern border in march alone, the largest number ever recorded in a single month. that's 19,000 children making an incredibly dangerous journey without their parents at the mercy of smugglers, human traffickers, or any other dangerous individual that they night encounter. mr. president, needless to say, the surge at our border is having very serious effects. border patrol agents have been pulled off the border to deal with the influx of migrants and unaccompanied children, leaving the borders undermanned. and the government is straining to deal with processing the massive number of people who have come across the border. one facility that we visited was at 16 times its allotted capacity. the administration has had to deploy the federal emergency management agency. that's right. our government's disaster recovery agency to help deal with the influx of unaccompanied c

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without charismatic personality and i found it much harder to have an impact. al-jazeera moscow. police in kurdistan are reporting the renewal of gunfire on the southern border with the g q stan just hours after a cease fire was agreed in the region the care to stand government says at least 3 people including a child have been killed the border is disputed and the violence broke out at a water reservoir that both kurdistan and g.q. stan claim as their own both nations accuse the other of shooting 1st airstrikes against ethnic armed groups have continued in myanmar 2 days after a military outpost was captured near the border with thailand monitoring groups say the gentile has launched at least 6 air attacks since tuesday scott highclere has more. some groups inside that korean held territory in myanmar they have been reporting at least 6 possibly as many as 9 airstrikes have been carried out since that attack on that outpost now once they they overran that that territory around the outpost pushing the myanmar army out they can use and use soldiers have occupied that area and even today there were some footage of them actually marching along the banks patroll