a shocking story from friday the received almost no coverage from the media, reports from the new mexicoy base that a female soldier was assaulted by a group of afghan refugees. the congresswoman who represents the district has been trying to get answers and has breaking news in moments. stay there. .. >> laura: last weekend we told you about two minutes effort refugees who were charged with crimes jillian: we told you about two mail afghan refugees in fort mccoy to wisconsin charged with heinous crimes including child sex and spousal abuse on us soil and we've learned the fbi investigating more alleged crimes by mail afghan refugees this time against a female us servicemember in fort bliss, new mexico. trace gallagher has this story. >> reporter: know what is explaining how the attack was allowed to happen or have much oversight of 10,000 afghan refugees on fort bliss, the attack happened at a housing complex in new mexico on september 19th, the unnamed female servicemember was reporting for the start of her shift at midnight when three to four afghan refugees attacked her and physicall

service members at fort bliss, new mexico. f breaking news correspondent chris gallagher has this story. >> we are getting more precise information. nobody is explaining how the attack was allowed to happen or how much oversight these 10,000 afghan refugees have on fort bliss. but the attack happened at the base's housing complex in new mexico on september 19th. the unnamed female service members was reporting from the start of her shift around midnight when it three to four afghan refugees attack hurt and physically injured her. but we are told the attack was not sensual and that the woman was eventually able to break free and that her injury are not considered seriously. the buddy system was in place at the time. but the attack happened before the service member was able to connect with her partner. the fbi is handling the case and the african subjects have not been identified but remember, because of the chaotic and haphazard circumstances surrounding the afghan pullout, most of the evacuees were never fully vetted. some wor

she wants to know if joe biden is putting the people of new mexico at risk. >> new mexico congresswomantte herrell who sent that letter joins me now alongside florida congressman and afghan war vet michael waltz. welcome both of you. appreciate you joining me tonight. >> thank you for having us. >> rachel: all right. i'm going to start with you, congresswoman. you were just at the base. what did you see? what did you learn? what gave you concern enough that you want to write this letter to the president? >> well, i just want to tell you the humanitarian effort at holman is amazing. it's healthcare lien what they have done. i want to be very clear there will be 5,000 afghan refugees at holman and 14,000 at fort bliss both being housed in the second congressional district. but i will tell you the men and women who have worked at holman to make this happen the housing phenomenal and my hat is off to them and so proud of our military that's the vetting process. echo some of the guests you had on earlier. we know the vetting process is atrocious, and i don't think it's fair we are putting am

we also partnered with our poison control center in new mexico here at the university of new mexico tone was in a 38-year-old woman. another, in a 79-year-old man. they weren't -- they were -- they were both cases where the patients were not seeking appropriate-medical care for active covid infections because they were taking ivermectin instead. and so, the -- while people had toxicities from the ivermectin itself and we have had, actually, 15 patients just in the past two months here in new mexico call the poison control center with symptoms. these two deaths were related to delayed care from relying on an unproven treatment, rather than seeking out medical care. >> i mean, it's tragic. and, you know, another facebook post -- another group about ivermectin "the new york times" quoted this way. ivermectin paste. do you take orally? or rub into your skin? read one recent post in a facebook post. another one, put it in a cracker with a dab of peanut butter was a response. and i don't say that to be funny. i say that just to prove how pervasive it is, and how powerful it is. you are talki

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new mexico had one of the highest differences between pre-pandemic and now in terms of jobs, and 11%in employees. but as for jobs in sectors that are more appealing, anything where you can work from home and anything that comes with benefits, like childcare, are much more in demand. unfortunately, for anyone who lives in baltimore for example, they are having issues with trash pickup, and a lot of illegal dumping. that is a very real reality -- they don't have enough drivers for the trash trucks, they don't have enough people to pick up the trash. so those are on-the-ground issues. romaine: exactly. not just about bonuses and pay. katia dmitrieva, our reporter giving us a peek into the job support. coming up, we look into the report in regards to health care jobs. a loss of about 5000 jobs in that sector. talk next with janet elkin ceo of health care staffing company icon medical network. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ taylor: we are focusing on the u.s. jobs were orton returned to the health care sector. they saw a loss of 5000 jobs in august numbers. romaine, this is incredible because w

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senators will hold on whether to confirm margaret stricklandto be a us district court judge for new mexico, the vote scheduled for 2:30 . after that lawmakers continue working on judicial nomination. when the senate returns you can watch live coverage here on c-span2. >>. >> house democratic leaders held a news conference today on their legislative agenda. they outlined proposal to avoid a government shutdown by funding agencies through december 3 and suspending the debt limit io

. >> welcome byron from cincinnati, jennifer formally from cincinnati now lives in new mexico. i will let them talk about how they met each other in the book that they wrote together. welcome this afternoon. >> thank you jan. >> thank you jan. we are excited to be here. >> it is great to be here today. byron and i are going to start by introducing each other a little bit. then were going to do readings from the book and then we will take some questions. and this feed is supposed to be on c-span book tv coming up. so it may be replayed again, fingers crossed everything technically works from end to end, that is always the challenge. i am going to start by introducing brian mcauley. byron will not say it himself but he has been an award winning journalist columnist for 25 years. he recently switched careers, but his career has been as a professional writer. he has three daughters, he is from the south and we have said this book is written by a black man from the south and a jewish woman from the north. we are very good friends. we were good friends before this started. but this t

they are california, minnesota, new jersey, new mexico, new york and washington state. d.c.lso extended its moratorium. renters in west virginia, north carolina and louisiana have the largest number of people who are likely to lose their homes. and if you're a woman or a person of color in texas, republicans are coming for your rights. first white house press secretary jen psaki did not mince words with a male reporter when asked about women's reproductive rights. >> he believes it's up to a woman to make those decisions and up to a woman to make those decisions with her doctor. i know you have never faced those choices nor never been pregnant, for women out there who have faced those choices, this is an incredibly difficult thing. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. >>> republican lawmakers in texas seem hellbent on taking the rights of thosedisenfranchi. the crusade led by the republican

in burying a friend, is what i was thinking about june 6, 2020 in new mexico. i'm going to cut straight to a section of this that should resonate with people. and in this particular section, i am in the grocery store. i have talked about burying my friend karen whose ashes we spread in the rio grande river a year after she died. my husband and i are in the checkout line. i said i noticed she was in his face yelling about the self-serve checkout. again i approached and she yelled. i noticed she was a finger-pointing, i approached and said please move back you do not have a mask on and you are less than 6 feet away from him. this was a store employee who was african-american and young. she yelled at me and said you are the problem part you believe the hoax and you are being violent. he looked at me said thanks and stared straight ahead. i went back to my lane. don looked as if he thought he might get in a fist fight, never been in one, i took track of her. i know she is again in his face yelling wealthy self serve checkout again i approached and yelled. she said

2020 and it won in some of those smaller elections that we've seen since like in louisiana and in new mexico you've had moderate democrats winning. that's a message to the democratic party that they need to tack more to the center. and if they're going to be successful in 2022, by which i mean not losing 20 or 30 seats which is the normal for a midterm, they have to appeal to those voters who are not really hard-core democratsthe suburban voters who will be put off by some of the reaches in the $3.5 trillion bill by which neither manchin nor sinema will go with. they have to find some kind of a compromise so that's just in the cards. >> the manchin/sinema argument is the strongest one. no matter what you like, you have these two as an issue. if you were running the white house war room right now, what would you say? what would the strategy be? >> a couple of things. first, i have copies of the last balanced budget that i helped president clinton put together. i really believe in that. i think it's good for america. voters don't care about it. they really don't. what they care about, they lik

here is keith morrison with "suspicion in silver city. " >> out in the middle of new mexico, hours oft highway from better known haunts like santa fe is an old mining town called silver city, and such an unusual place it is, quirky would be a good word. >> very old west. there's a lot of history in silver city. >> a vast arid desert one way out of town. lush green mountains the other. fourth, fifth, sixth generation ranchers and silver miners co-exist with artists and hippies and wide-eyed newcomers. as we say, quirky. >> it's just lots of different perspectives, which is always fascinating. >> but, of course, this is not a travelogue. no. no, this is about what happened here, or more precisely, what happened in there, inside that little house to her. >> she was beaten from head to toe. she had bruises from the top of her head down to her feet. >> her name was cassy farrington. and what was done to her in the bathtub of her own house was dreadful. >> she's in the bathtub. and i can't even do cpr. she's stiff. >> it was also, for a very long time, an unsolved mystery. cassy brooks was

flooding has been reported over 400 kilometers from maryland to new york. mexico'sthe last -- dealing with the increasing numbers of people heading for the border. it comes after days of violent clashes as mexico's national guard attempted to break up a caravan of migrants from central america. more now from mexico city. >> these are mexican national guard troops carrying out raids in southern mexico. in the dark and the pouring rain, the images show regions -- show agents rounding up migrants and asylum-seekers. those who avoided capture expressed confusion about what to do next. >> i was afraid and i had a feeling this mess could happen. that is why i want to turn myself in because they grabbed my husband and my two children. i don't want to go on by myself. >> confrontations between asylum-seekers and immigration authorities have escalated in recent days. government agents were caught on video violently kicking migrants. the u.n. has called on mexico to do more to ensure the rights of migrants and asylum-seekers. >> appoint mexico's president addressed during his

theyreturned senators will vote on whether to confirm margaret strickland to be a circuit court judge for new mexico. the vote scheduled for 2:30 eastern. after that lawmakers will work on judicial nominees . when the senate returns watch live coverage here on c-span2. >> .. c-span video clips which are easy to five and access at c-span.org. c-span camp competition are $100,000 in total cash prizes and you have a shot at a grand prize of $5000. entries must be received before january 20, 2022. visit our website at studentcam.org. the washington post reporter, here to talk about the biden administration and immigration policy. when you look at the images of the tens ofge thousands of migrants crossing from mexico into del rio texas, many of them patient, explain to our viewers what is happening there and is it because of the biden administration immigration and border policy? >> there are complex reasons, migrants have told us they feel administration promised to be more compassionate to immigrants and they have a lot more family but these migrants are arriving, they flat the 2010 earthquake ms i thi

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new mexico yields. the gentleman from california yields as well. pursuant to house resolution 66 #, the previous question is ordered on the amendment offered by gentlelady from new mexico. the question is on the amendment. those in favor say aye those opposed, no in the opinion of the chair, amendment is agreed to. >> i would like a recorded vote pursuant to section 3-s, the yeas and nays are ordered further proceedings on this question are postponed. the understands that amendment number 304 will not be offered. now in order to consider number 411 for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: it is now in order to consider amendment number 435 printed in part c of house report 117-125. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? mrs. torres: mr. speaker, i'd like to present my amendment, number 457. the speaker pro tempore: amendment number 435, i believe. mrs. torres: yes. the speaker pro t

. >> welcome byron from cincinnati, jennifer formally from cincinnati now lives in new mexico. i will let them talk about how they met each other in the book that they wrote together. welcome this afternoon. >> thank you jan. ha

and increasing feeds seems to, to use yet more big showers to texas, maybe new mexico and louisiana south of all that it's standard fare actually just daily shares and occasional thunderstorms, the heaviest, down towards panama and mexico. a few heavy ones as well. but out in the atlantic and probably stating that nicholas was bermuda is a major hurricane called san. but it's over water the across the younger valley, high above the ground, a trouble has taken on a different form. people died for they fly. this is no game. it's business meets the farmers hopefully be swinging high across deep valley facing days on every journey they'll gamble with their lives. just one living risking it all on al jazeera. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country, modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a just the republicans in the us senate long bai

a couple enjoying their day on conscious lake in new mexico had their tranquility shattered when they spotted this rattlesnake slithering on the water's surface. >> that is absolutely terrifying. it made its way across the lake and when it reached the shore slithered onto a rock. the woman whose fiance shot the video was heard saying i never want to get in the water again. yeah, that's probably a good idea. >> i have been swimming with a snake before. it was not a rattlesnake but it was terrifying. >> better snakes in the water than snakes on a plane. right? >> i got nothing. >>> next to amazon's newest product, an entirely electronic guard dog. >> we told you about this yesterday, let's take a look again. the retail giant unveiled its alexa-powered robot astro being hailed as the guard dog for the 21st century. >> it uses intelligent motion to monitor your home while you're away and send you alerts about disturbances. >> giving it a more dog-like feel are digital eyes and rotating screen. and the use of expressive tones and body movements. it does not come cheap. the price tag is nea

leger fernandez of new mexico. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from new mexico. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on the ledger-fernander fernandez amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. babin of the great state of texas, as the member designated by will vote no on the leger i i inform the house the house that ms. strickland will vote yes. the

but there's also some months uno moisture being dragged into phoenix into parts of new mexico. so it's kind of two dynamics happening, right. this is what we're kind of in between this time were eventually we'll start to see that tropical moisture relent and it will just be coming from the pacific northwest that will start to see those storms. so tonight a little cloudy, a little foggy and again. mild temperatures. nothing too bad up in the north bay and some of the inner, you know, valleys. we could get down into those upper forties, but that's about it. tomorrow when we wake up to be foggy, but as we get into the afternoon, we should get some sunshine so similar to today only. i'd say not the temperatures down a degree or two should be a pretty nice day out there and then we've got some changes on the horizon as we head into our work week. this is the big story that you know we're all going to be talking about. it looks like we have a shot at a little rain. it does look like a very little bit of rain. but of course, any bit of rain. i'll take it on a track that for you when i

district court judge for new mexico.ors will vote on whether to advance her nomination at 11:30 a.m. eastern time and at 2:30 p.m. the senate will hold a confirmation vote on the nominee. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, who locked the oceans in their vast reservoirs, we honor your glorious name. lord, your power has sustained our nation in the past and we place our future i

be a us district court judge for new mexico, the vote scheduled for 2:30 . after that lawmakers continue working on judicial nomination. when the senate returns you can watch live coverage here on c-span2. >>. >> house democratic leaders held a news conference today on their legislative agenda. they outlined proposal to avoid a government shutdown by funding agencies through december 3 and suspending the debt limit into 2022. thisis about 20 minutes . >> it's good to see so many people. there's not a lot going on on the hill right now. this very active caucus meeting as you can imagine with a lot of priorities that are in front of us on behalf of the american people. we are of course committed to getting over the finish line president biden's build back better agenda. as well as all the bipartisan infrastructure agreement we can fix our crumbling bridges, tunnels, airports, mass transportation systems and also invest in making sure that every single american has access to high-speed internet, particularly as we seen during covid because of the need to be able

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cities like albuquerque, new mexico, were celebrated stops along the journey. today buildings that once lined this part of the iconic highway faded and closed as the cottonwood mall became the new downtown. >> the mall was the big hangout. >> i met my husband at the mall. >> so did i. >> it has played a pivotal part in our lives. >> for the marcell sisters, all six of them, along with their brother, jonathan, the cottonwood mall in albuquerque was important in their lives. it was people we went to school with. 17-year-old brittani worked at a sunglasses kiosk. >> she is this blond blue-eyed girl with a big eyes and a striking mile. >> everything was good, until september 11th, 2008, brittani just starting her senior year at high school had planned to meet her mom for lunch. >> i saw her favorite pair of sunglasses on the floor, and i thought that was weird. >> a seemingly trivial detail now burned into her memory because of what came next. >> i see her lying on the floor, and bleeding profusely. >> then what do you see? >> i see a person i never have seen before

meantime, for the desert southwest monsoon, no moisture leaks in towards southern areas of nevada into new mexico. but albuquerque, you're going to stay dry with a hive 29 degrees, a lot of sunshine across the u. s. gulf states looking good in new orleans with a high of 27 degrees, but some thunder storms in the forecasts for miami, central america, a heavy falls through honduras, also some aggressive rain falling for guatemala on sunday. and i wanted to give you an update on hurricane sound right now. i'm going to put this a few days forward sunday monday. but look at staying east of the leeward islands, but will continue to keep close sky on that top end of south america. cloudy day for lima at 18 degrees, we've got some weather for southern sections of chile, but it should impact santiago at all. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. ah, when ever you ah ah. this is al jazeera ah. hello marlene bye. this is the news ally from hall coming up in the next 60 minutes . the taliban is carrying out and security operation in the eastern city of de la bod, off

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i have read reporting that women are driving to colorado, to new mexico.are surrounding texas trying to pick up the slack but you have to remember 95% of the women don't know they're pregnant at six weeks so that means -- and in austin 2 out of 3 abortion clinics have closed and seen a chilling effect. that's the goal of the law to prevent abortions. it was a really great essay in "the new york times" by an abortion doctor or a gynecologist talking about how he had practiced in 1973 and had been in a hospital when women had come in with rags and bleeding to death and had a patient die of accept sis. i think young people don't understand people don't stop having abortions. >> right. i want to read for folks before you go your op-ed for "the daily beast" about this. you write this. they're coming for your uterus. these justices want to have it both ways to serve the republican agenda and overturn roe and maintaining what's left of the court's reputation for transcending ideology. thank you for joining us. on this sunday afternoon. i'm honored to have you on

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will grant, bbc news, mexico city.ra: before we go tonight, we do have good news for all of you penguin lovers out there. the arrival of eight baby penguins has been delighting the crowds at this zoo in peru. they were born in the summer and the zookeepers are wting for six more eggs to hatch in october. these are penguins which are native to coastal peru and chile. scientists estimate there are fewer than 10,000 of them left in the world. so the newborns are indeed cause for celebration. remember, you can find much more on all the days news on our website, plus to see what we are out on at -- what we are working on at any time, check us out on twitter thank you for watching "bbc world news america," and do enjoy the weekend. ♪ narrator: funding for this prestation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributio

we've seen examples in new mexico, new orleans, louisiana, louisville, kentucky. what we're doing is lifting up best practices. one of the sites that i visited with dr. murthy last week was an access family center where they provided testing. and they partnered with the schools. so we went to see that firsthand, to see how it worked. and we want to make sure we're promoting best practices to educators across the country. >> senator, i'll simply add that along with working together department-wide, we've also provided about $10 billion through cdc directly to the school districts, the state and school districts, so they can start doing the testing they need. we continue to provide technical assistance, collaborating with them, trying to give them the guidance they need to know how best to use those resources and we're ready to do more. >> thank you. i'll state the last question for the record, and you can follow up, but i wanted to know how your agencies are collaborating with experts in industry in the ventilation space to ensure that the improvements supported by

. >> still ahead, a wild chase happened in new mexico with an unlikely driver behind the wheel. >> plus keeping tahoe busy after the caldor fire threatened homes and businesses. the city of south lake tahoe is open again the effort to bring tourists back. and a special honor for them and being credited with preventing a tragedy. how police say that he. >> probably stop a mass >> probably stop a mass attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >> the highway patrol says one person has died after driving off a cliff along highway one on the san mateo county coast. it happened just after 2 o'clock this afternoon near the tom lantos tunnels south of pacifica. officials say th

we've got some bon sooner. moisture nevada, new mexico. but albuquerque will stay dry with a high of 29 degrees. that's it for me. see. see, the more and more in the, in the going under the normal to become tall. ah, when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to bridge new fine on al jazeera ah, al jazeera, as a you ah, all ah, the aircraft carrier micro cove rig and michael steve or left chinese airspace and they're on their way home to canadian, detained in china, headed home up the deal with us, prosecutors, a lot of chinese tech executives in canada. ah, hello, i'm down, jordan, this is alex with era lie from dough. also coming up the value of bitcoin takes a tumble of chinese regulators ban all crypto currency trading and mining.

texas is bordered by largely conservative states, for the exception of new mexico.ouisiana is not a place where it is easy to get an abortion. depending on where you drive, this could be nine hours for some people. texas is a big state. depending on where you live, it could be an almost insurmountable barrier. but that is an option at woman has if they find their sums -- find their selves in a situation. john: ashley lopez, ank you very much. ashley: thank you. judy: even before the u.s. finally left afghanistan, many of the nearly 40 million people who live there were in dire need. sanitation, clean water, food, all in short or quickly disappearing supply. now, with the taliban in charge, the job of aid groups is that much harder. add to that, tens of thousands who have fled the country in the past few weeks, who will house and care for them? i spoke earlier today with the leaders of two vital united nations agencies. filipo grandi is the u.n. high commissioner for human rights. and henrietta fore is executive director of unicef, the un's children's agency. thank y

. >> i was born in the state of new mexico.r were born in the same town i was, a coal mining town in northern new mexico. i grew up in stockton, california, which is a very ethically diverse population. >> the farm workers you have spent your life advocating for, do you see your ancestors in their faces? >> my dad. he was a farm worker. we have temperatures over 100 degrees but they're out there every single day picking the fruits and vegetables on the table and not only in the field but the packing sheds, deliver the food. we have a tendency in our society we do not value working people. >> when would you say you solidified your calling as an organizer? what was that turning point? >> i was invited to this meeting and organizing the community service organization and met fred ross senior and when he told us how to organize, take power and make changes, but then the thing that really you might say hooked me was when mr. ross showed us pictures and news clippings of police they sent to prison for beats an american-mexican that i

medical professionals in new mexico are bracing for increase in women seeking treatment from texas if they can afraid to travel there. and that's important. because what this blatant attack on women's rights also is is a badly veiled attack on the poor and vulnerable. if you got the ways and means and money you'll be able to get treatment. but if you don't then you won't. it also affects medical providers and the last night on all-in amy hag strom mill miller, the founder of and ceo of whole women's health, the organization challenging the texas abortion ban in the supreme court, spoke about the situation facing providers. >> we have seen lots of people come in since this law was passed heart breakingly we have had to turn away quite a lot of people. and it's been really really difficult for our staff members who are there because of their commitment to this work, because of their commitment to the human rights and justice issue that was abortion, having to look people in the eyes and deny them care that they could provider just two or three days ago. it's really heart breaking for al

checks cut by $300 it's an abrupt end to federal aid, available since the start of the pandemic in new mexico, jessica helvey has been receiving $469 a week. it will drop to $169 >> without these unemployment benefits, what will that mean for you? >> it means that some of my bills won't get paid. >> reporter: while many who lost benefits in the summer did not return to work, this fall, with schools reopening, a steady rise in wages, and other pandemic relief ending, the hope is more people start working again. but some economists warn that it may take time >> most of those many millions of people are not going to be able to find jobs immediately. >> reporter: for jessica, a job can't come soon enough >> it is very frustrating. extremely frustrating, and getting to the point where it's starting to scare me a little bit >> reporter: stephanie ruhle, nbc news. >> our thanks to stephanie for that >>> in just 60 seconds, the shocking video. a carjacker, a long gun and the shootout with police caught on camera >>> plus, the moments of terror inside of a supermarket as a man goes on a stabbing rampa

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, mexico. >>> there are new details in the case of gabby petito, the woman who vanished during a cross-country trip with her fiance. a coroner confirmed the human remains found in a wyoming park are those of the 22-year-old. officials determined petito was determined to be a homicide victim, but an official cause of death has not been released. meantime, the search for her fiance, brian laundrie, is intensifying. authorities are resuming their search at a swampy florida preserve to look for him. >> terrain is very difficult. essentially 75% of it's under water. and other areas that are dry we're trying to clear. >> laundrie, named a person of interest, told his family he was going on a hike last week and has not been seen since. >>> this morning, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake rocked melbourne, australia. one tv station was live on the air for the morning show when the studio started to shake lightly. officials say there were no reports of any serious injuries. the earthquake damaged buildings along chappelle street in melbourne. debris was spotted on the street

new mexico is a border state. with texas. because of the extreme abortion ban, our texas folks are driving hours to receive abortion care in in -- in new mexico. we are receiving women's rights refugees with open arms, hearts, and open clinics. to deputize complete strangers to interfere with a woman's health choice is constitutionally, medically, and morally wrong. many majority, lgbtq and low-income women can't afford to travel and access quality health care. let's pass the women's health protection act so we can protect women's freedom in every state. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from colorado reserves. the gentlelady from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. pleased to yield with minute, one minute to the lady from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. >> thank you. madam speaker i stand before you today the daughter of a single mother. the first in my family to go to college. an individual who just 20 years ago was homeless and now today a m

. >>> these fossils were found in white sands national park in new mexico. they suggest humans lived around 21-23,000 years ago. >> the ice age. that is a long time. >> that is a long time. >> must have been cold. >> we will be right back >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching, the news continues streaming on cbsnbay area. have a good night - [announcer] the following program is sponsored by food for the poor. - [voiceover] it's so difficult to look at my children who are so hungry and i can't give them food. - [child voiceover] i'm scared because the trucks aren't careful. the other day, i saw a little boy get killed. - [voiceover] i have a child who doesn't even have

mexico. when asked by fox news's chris wallace how many were released into the u.s.is how the secretary responded? >> how many were released into the u.s. >> they're released on conditions. >> yes. >> approximately i think 10,000 or so, 12,000. >> have been released? >> yes. >> talking about a total of 12,000 or is could be even higher? >> it could be higher. the number of return been even higher. what we do we follow the law as congress passed it. reporter: that number could be higher because 5000 are held and could be deported or simply released. mayorkas said more than 12,000 will have their cases heard by an immigration judge referencing ntas or notices to appear. migrants are essentially released and have to show up at a later date. the secretary insists they are monitored by us and the system will work. but when you talk to people here at the border involved in local or federal law enforcement, they all say the same thing. they don't believe the civil will work and will pan out just as the secretary believes. liz? elizabeth: jeff paul, great journalism, great t

into the desert southwest without much sooner moisture popping back up as we head toward a nevada, new mexico, colorado and our wins. they're starting to die down across california, which is certainly good news for those wildfires burning off to the west coast of canada or a plume of moisture moves in to the west coast. vancouver stays dry for now with a high of 22 degrees. central america, i think our heaviest spouts will really be confined, heavy spouts of rain, pacific coast of mexico, guatemala outside the door. right down to costa rica and panama. on friday, the top end of south america, it says we would expect unsettled, but we've got our pulses of rain for the coastal sections of columbia. and friday, further towards the south that disturbance, it was plaguing the river plate region off to the south atlantic. montevideo has a height of 14 degrees, but watch out for gusty winds, winding up to about 50 kilometers per hour. that's it for me. the 985 for young anti apartheid activists were murdered by south african security forces. if you've gone solve the problem by removing the guy, then

so cow, los angeles, at $33.00 and monsoon boy stir for arizona into new mexico on sunday for western canada. what through coastal areas through the fraser valley trying to see if it will squeak over on the other side of the rockies and unsettled for the great lake straight toward the ne. a tron has got a hive. 25 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. bye. for now, the news this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends, and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. where there is hope, a witness documentary on a just, you know, the the 1st batch of international aid arrives in afghanistan. the cobble airport reopened for commercial flights. on the brink of collapse, afghanistan's health care system is under stress from a severe cache crunch. ah, well i haven't think of this is just li

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will grant, bbc news, mexico.: canadians prepare to vote in monday's parliamentary elections, in a snap poll called by prime minister trudeau. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. and i am happy justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning these people were in their homes and tonight those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invaded. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world, so the british government has no option but to continue this action, even after any adverse judgment in australia. concorde had crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. early results from russia's marathon three—day elections show president vladimir putin's party set to retain a parliamentary majority. a volcano erupts a parliamentary majo