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. >> so today, much of the attention is on the us side of the border, but cnn's david culver has been getting the view from mexico. david, you've done an extensive reporting on the immigrant experience i'm wondering what the view from that perspective is of this immigration fight that's been playing out in the united states yeah, boris, we've made multiple trips south of the border and i'm always amazed by the level of desperation and determination. and i say that because you look at all the policy that will play out on the us side and people are obviously focusing on it for good reason including the migrants, migrants we have been on, as you see, there trains with we've been on the long arduous there's journey alongside them, hearing from them as to what their focused on it, and they're looking at those shifts in policy. we saw that around title 42 a year plus ago and they're wondering how that might affect them. so what do they do in these moments? well, they'll often turn to what they believe can be a certainty and what that has been in recent months and years has been cartel smugg

david culver, cnn, guayaquil, ecuador the latest of remarkable pieces that david's done out of ecuador. our thanks to david culver for another great piece, but we're getting new information about an 11 year-old girl found dead after she missed the bus to school. police said they've arrested the prime suspect and reveal his lengthy criminal record. well, more now next grace didn't believe in magic but adulthood he was happy to prove her wrong. >> you were >> made to dream about for years. we will need to help you book it in minutes >> why choose a numbers, swipe bad? >> can it keep me warm when i'm cold? >> wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number. does that can i make my side softer? >> i like my side firmer. >> number. does that can, i, help us sleep better and better please speak debris. does that 94% of smart sleepers report better sleep? now? say 50% of the sleep number limited edition smart bet plus 10% off all basis ends monday >> a perfect day for a family outing. >> shingles doesn't care, but ingrid's wrote ttx only shingles has proven over 90% in fact, if she reaches a vaccine u

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. >> david culver live in southern california. let's turn over to alex now. >>> breaking news out of the united kingdom from buckingham palace. we are hearing news involving the royal family. king charles iii has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. let's get to max foster. what are you learning? >> reporter: he was in the hospital for an enlarged prostate. a separate issue of concern was noted according to buckingham palace, subsequent has identified a form of cancer. we are being told the king has commenced a schedule of regular treatments during which he is being advised by doctors. we will not be seeing him during this. but he will continue to do state business and he will be able to carry out key duties but we will not be seeing him and public until the king -- he is grateful for the medical team in the hospital that made this diagnosis possible and remained positive. he is hoping to return to public duty. he chose to share this diagnosis to prevent speculation and in the hopes that will help public understanding and all of

work with freelancers, fiber >> i'm david culver in port-au-prince, haiti. and this is cnn we're back with some tragic breaking news. the body of a missing girl in texas has been found 11 year-old, audrey cunningham disappeared last thursday morning. she was on her way to school to the school bus specifically in livingston taxes today or body was located in a river and a man described as a friend of the family is expected to face capital murder charges. cnn's rosa flores is in limits in texas for us and rosa, the sheriff and district attorney for polk county, texas, just gave an update. what did they have to say? >> well, they gave the disturbing news that this little girl was recovered, but unfortunately is she is dead and the family of course, is devastated in this community is completely devastated. the body of adraee cunningham was recovered on too far from here where i 59 and the trinity river meet. now, according to investigators, there is enough evidence to link don steven mcdougal. mcdougal to this killing. and according to the district attorney and

. >> i'm david culver in port-au-prince, haiti. and this is cnn there's breaking news in the case of 22 year-old gabby petito, as you may remember, she was reported missing after 2021 trip with her fiance, brian laundrie. authorities found her remains in wyoming. she'd been strangled to death. brian laundrie returned to his parents home, then disappeared. his body was eventually found. he died by suicide, leaving behind writings in which he admitted responsibility for petito's death. petito's parents then sued laundrie's parents, as well as the laundrie attorney over emotional distress and for withholding information, there was a mandatory mediation today and tonight we're families have reached a settlement. randi kaye joins us with the latest. so what do we know randi? >> anderson, i was in touch earlier today was steve bertolino. he's the lawyer for the laundrie family and he told me that they settled with gabby petito's parents he also told me that the firms of that settlement will remain confidential. now, of course, this case

. >> i'm david culver in port-au-prince, haiti in this is cnn our, breaking news in texas tonight where authorities announced they have located the body of a missing 11 year-old girl in a river audrii. cunningham was last seen leaving home to catch the school bus. rosa flores has more i sadly announced that adress body was located at the trinity river on the us highway 59 days of searching, praying, hoping ends with a grim discovery. authorities say cell phone analysis, as well as video in social media helped them to pinpoint her located patient. the spot was also one of several given to authorities by don steven mcdougal based on all of the evidence, that law enforcement has collected, dire in the process of preparing the appropriate arrest warrants for don steven mcdougal. at this time, we believe the appropriate arrest warrant is going to be for capital murder in the death of adraee cunningham he is currently still in jail under an unrelated felony charge. >> audrey was last seen in this livingston, texas neighborhood, about 70 miles northeast of houston at about 07:00 a.m. thursday,

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. >> comb download the now i'm david culver in port-au-prince, haiti in >> this is cnn closed captioning brought to you by meso book mesothelial mom. it's all >> we do with local offices throughout the country on his help, you get the compensation, you deserve. 800 to eight to 44, 44 the question of how president biden's campaign should handle concerns about his age became more pressing over the weekend after a prominent progressive new york >> times columnist made his case for why biden should not run again. this is as recline i'm convinced he's able to do the job of the presidency. the he is sharpen meetings, so he has sound in his judgments. >> i >> cannot point you even now to a moment. we're biden faltered in the presidency because his age had slowed him but here's the thing. i can point you to moments where his faltering in his campaign for the presidency, because it's age is slowing him. this distinction between the job of the presidency and the job of running for the presidency keeps getting muddied, including by biden himself so yes, i think biden as painful as this is, should f

. >> i'm david culver in port-au-prince, haiti. and this is russia is now claiming victory over another key village in ukraine just days after taking control of a >> critical eastern town, ukraine this far is denied losing more territory. nevertheless, fierce battles are unfolding in the east and southern part of the country, as russia is appearing to grow bolder and more aggressive and it's attacks. cnn chief international anchor christiane amanpour joins us now, live from the capital of ukraine in kyiv. chris john, how significant are these russian gains? >> so boris massively, you know, we're here in the run-up to the second year, essentially mark of this war and what you're seeing and what we've been seeing since the last weekend is a relentless you know, push by russian forces. we saw first abdivka fall over the weekend and we know that they keep pushing further east and north and they are also trying to approach and put pressure on the big, big city, the second city of kharkiv in the north east. and they are sending all sorts

representatives are available now >> i'm david culver in port-au-prince, haiti. and this is cnn as israel vows to push forward with military operations in southern gaza, we're getting new insight into the suffering >> of palestinian civilians and the terrible toll the war is taking on hospitals in the region. dr. irfan gallery rights a new op-ed for the los angeles times, and he says this i have worked at other war zones, but what i witnessed during the next ten days in gaza was not war. it was annihilation, end quote, dr. gloria is joining us right now. you recently returned from volunteering at the european gaza hospital in hanunis. dr. gloria, thanks for all your important work. thanks very much for joining us. tell us what you saw when you were there. i know you were treating patients, including children. >> yeah. thank you. well, thank you for having me on your show. what i saw, i don't think i ever could have prepared to see what it was. absolutely horrific and shocking. you know, it took me just a few minutes once i entered rough a gaza to recognize that w

you care about are taking care of create your state plan, not trust, and we'll dot com >> i'm david culver in port-au-prince, haiti. and this is cnn >> but alabama supreme court has ruled that frozen embryos are children under state law and are therefore protected under alabama's wrongful death of a minor act. >> the national infertility association calls his ruling quote, a terrifying development that likely will have devastating consequences, including for the standard of care in the states, five fertility clinics isabel rosales joins us now with more. this ruling is obviously drawing strong reaction from people on both sides of the debate. can you explain the ruling to us and then also the practical implications >> poppy, phil, good morning to you. this first of its kind, ruling puts back into the national focus this question of when life begins. now, critics say that this ruling could have consequences on a national scale as other states begin to attempt to define embryos as people. now already we're seeing one religious group using this alabama ruling as precedent in a florida abortio